The Sun.
London, England, 1825-01-29 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, JAN. 28.—Wind N.N.W. to N.W.—Arrived and
remain the Peace, Bruce, from Alexandria, sailed the 14th of
November left loading there the Penelope, for London ; and
the Bristol, for Liverpool. Perseverance, Simpson, from
Petersburgh, three months' passage. Sailed this morning, with
the whole of the outward-bound, the Honourable Company's
ship Royal George, Timmins, for India; Rosetta, Evans, for
Sincapore ; and the Dutch brig of war 'Valk, for Curacoa.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 28.—Wind Northerly.—Arrived his
Majesty's ships Thetis, Orestes, Pylades, Champion and
Jasper, from an experimental cruize; and the Commodore,
Bond, from Oporto. Sailed the Honourable Company's ship
Bridgewater, Manderson, for Bengal and China ; and Wal-
worth Castle, Walker, for Almado ; and Lorton, Sergeant,
for London. The Shipley transport came out of harbour to-dar"
after completing her repairs.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 27.—Wind S.W.—Sailed the Plover
packet for the islands; and Eclipse packet for Buenos Ayres.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 27.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the George,
Hughes, fromdy
üßnumeonroes,
Mackie,res Columbia,
Andrew's,N
Chapman,.B A. le xa nd
Hard-
ware, Eboral, Lisbon ; Fanny, Laird, Cape of Good' Hope ;
and Margaretta, —, from Jersey. The Thames, Bailey, for
Laguira, has put back.
MILFORD, JAN. 27.—The George, Hughes, arrived here
on the 21st instant from Buenos Ayres, was brought to on the
25th ult., offe the Cape de Verds, by two frigates under Spanish
colours ; there were five others in company.

The Richard Plaskett, Syme, from Hambnrgh to London,
was totally lost on the Lemon and Ower Sand the 22d instant
one man drowned. _ _ _ .

The Friendship, Thistle, from Sunderlane to Lynn, sunk in
Filey Bay on Thursday, having been ran on board of; crew
saved.
ABERDEEN, JAN. 24.—The Deveron, Scott, bound to,
London, went on shore about four miles north of this place on
the morning of the 18th inst., during a heavy gale from about
S. or S.S.E. The mate was washed overboard, but the master
and rest of the crew were saved through the active and intrepid
exertions of Lieutenant Randall, and the crew on the preven,
tive service under his command, by means of Captain Manby'os
apparatus. The cargo (grain) has been discharged, and the
vessel was brought round here yesterday, apparently with con-
siderable damage in her bottom.
PROVIDENTIAL ESCAPE F ROM SHIPWRE CR.—Letters
from Crookhaven, dated the 19th inst. give an account of one
of the most providential escapes from shipwreck on Satur-
day last, that we have ever read, and which Daniel Coghlan,
Esq. the Agent for Lloyd's in that district was mainly instru-
mental in effecting. On the night stated, the brig Charlotte,
of Elsineur, from Medelina. R. IL Ronne, master, laden with
rock-moss and matts, and bound for Greenock, ran into Barley
Cove (where the Leander was wrecked) in a fog. When inside
the crew found themselves in a dreadful place, with terrific
breakers all round them. They let go an anchor and cable in
100 fathom water, but it would not hold her. The situation of
the vessel was discovered from shore, and information was sent
to Mr. Coghlan, who immediately on getting it proceeded over
land, accompanied by 49 men, who carried his whale boat to
the bar of Barley Cove, where shel was launched. Mr. Coghlan
himself was the first to step in, and, followed by eight brave
fellows, put off for the vessel, which lay about a mile from any
point of land surrounding the bay. Before they could succeed
in reaching her the boat filled three times, but they still perse-
vered, and at length got on board, when a stream- anchor was
run out from her, and every assistance having been given in
striking yards and topmasts, she rode something easier ; but it
was not till the next morning, and that Mr. Goghlan procured
the aid of other boats, that she could be got out of the bay, the
bar of which presented a most perilous obstacle. The work
was however at length happily -effected, and the sloop, crew,
and cargo fortunately preserved, by the activity, influence, and:
personal exertions of Mr. Coghlan, aided by his men.—( Cork
Advertiser)