The Sun.
London, England, 1822-11-05 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING:

DEAL, Nov. 4.—. Wind W.—Carne down from the River
this morning the Eliza, Ward, for Madras, Bombay, and Cal-
cutta; Thalia, Munroe, Cape of Good Hope; Garland Grove,
Pengally, Jamaica; Echo, Telfer, Madeira and Honduras;
Peter Proctor, Brown, 'Demerara Joe, Lloyde, Oporto ; Pa-
cific, Sutherland, Trieste, and remain with the outward-bound.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 3.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived off the
port the Grampus brig, from Alexandria (U. S.) in 25 days,
for Bremen. Arrived the Duke of Kent Packet (2), from Lis-
bon in 6 days ; and Lady Wellington Packet, from Jamaica—.
sailed 17th September, and from Crooked Island the 27th ;
Sept. 19, off the East end of Jamaica exchanged signals with
the Montague Packet. Sailed the Commerce, Hacken, for
London. _ _

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 3.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Feronia,
lenley, from St. John's, Newfoundland, in 16 days.
PoitTsmouirn, Nov. 4.—Wind W.--Sailed the Emily,
tussel, for London. _

Mir;FoRD, Nov. 3.—Last night the brig Royalist of Sun-
derland, Palmer, master, from Cardiff to London, laden with
iron, was driven on shore on the sand in Sandy Haven Bay, in
this harbour—the cargo is landing, and the vessel expected to
be got off with little damage.

The Harmony, Murray, from ,Miramichi, was standed in
Tramore Bay, near Waterford, on Friday night.
The East India Company's ship Barrosa arrived off Margate
on Saturday, the 2d inst. She left Simon's Bay the 24th Aug.,
and St. Helena the 14th September.

Yesterday evening a General Assembly of the
Academicians was held at their apartments in

Somerset House, when Mr. JEFFREY WYATT,
Architect, Mr. GEORGE JONES, and. Mr. H. W.
PICKERSGILL, Painters, were elected Associates
of the Royal Academy of Arts.
Orders have been received in the Plymouth
Dock-yard for the men to work the long hours
in winter, viz. from six in the morning till a quar-
ter after five, from the 25th of October to the 9th
of November,; and afterwards, from half-past
seven to a quarter before five. It is also di-
rected, that 20 per cent. shall be deducted from
the present prices of job and task work. Sixty
men, of whom 54 were labourers, were dis-
charged from the Dock-yard on Friday last.—
( West Briton.)
ELECTION OF CORONER.— On Wednesday
came on at the County court held at the Castle
of York, the election of a Coroner for the dis-
trict of s Strafforth and Tickhill, in the West
Riding of this county, in the room of the late
JOHN FOSTER, Esq., when Mr. ANDREW ALLAN
HARDY, Solicitor, of Sheffield, was chosen, with-

out opposition, to fill that office, Mr. BADGER and
Mr. LEADER having declined the contest.—( York
Paper.)
Mr. LLOYD, of Aston, has been declared a
Candidate for the vacant representation of the
county of Salop. It is, however, said that Mr.
W. L. CIIILDE, and seven other Gentlemen, will
speedily be named.—(Chester Chronicle.)

ItEMARKABLE\ OCCURRENCE.—SeveraI wood-
cocks, part of a flight, were seen to fly over the houses at Hill,
Portsmouth, at mid-day on Thursday se'nnight. ,
A Miss RITCHIE, daughter of an East India Captain, has
obtained a verdict of 5001. damages, and costs, in the Deamste
Court of Castle-Rushen, in'the Isle of Man, against a person
named BLUET, who was formerly aßlayer under the name of
BARRYMORE, for a breach of promise of marriage.

Sir JOSEPH TITCHBORNE, Of Titchbo-rne House,
in Hampshire, was accidentally wounded by his
gamekeeper, last week, whilst out shooting.—
The keeper's gun, from some unknown cause,
went off, and the content's lodged a little above
the Baronet's left knee. The injury is not how-
ever, of a very serious nature.

ADJOURNED INQUEST.