The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-25 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, Nov. 24.—Wind S.W., moderate weather.—Put
back the Robert, Bathgate; Salacia, Hearn; Lady East, Tal-
bert ; and Harvey, Peach. The St. Ann's, Scourfield, Mary,
Joseph Green, and Elizabeth, were at anchor under Dunge-
ness this morning. The John Buschman sailed for the River
this morning, with damage.
PORTSMOUT H, Nov. 2-1.--Wind W.—The ships reported
last night still remain on shore. The Madras, —, for Ma-
dras, appears to have sustained considerable damage; cargo
discharging. The Victory, from India, does not appear to have
received much damage. The Shipley transport's cargo is dia.
charging. Admiral Berkeley ditto is full of water. Lady Ara.
bella's cargo discharging. Resourse, of Sunderland, high and
dry in Stokes Bay. Asia, Pope, received damage by the Co-
ventry. Horn, running foul of her. The Finsbury and Duchess
of York transports are come into harbour. The Spring, Rasch,
for Dantzic, received considerable damage in the harbour.
The rest of the outward-bound appear to be all well.—
The following outward-bound have arrived from the Downs,
viz. : Neva, Blake ; Prince Regent, Taylor ; Princess Char-
lotte, Pixley; Princess Mary, Smith; and Monmouth, Simp.
son. Arrived the Eliza, Rich, from Smyrna; and the Jane,
Armstrong, from Madeira; latter with windlass broke, and
came into harbour.

FALmou TH, Nov. 23.—Wind S.S.W., blowing a tremen-
dous gale.—The three packets which sailed yesterday have put
back. A brig and a schooner were seen off the Manacles about
half an hour before the gale commenced. We have not as yet
heard of any vessels being on shore in the Cross Channel, where
there are about 20 of the outward-bound at anchor; but we fear
great injury will be done along the Coast.
MARGATE, 24.—The following vessels are safe in these
Roads, viz.:—General Palmer, Truscott ; Mary, Cook • Surrey
Transport; Isabella, Maaghan ; and Hugh Crawford eangdon.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 23.—Wind S.S.W.—This has been
one of the most violent plea ever witnessed here by the oldest
inhabitant: the wrecks at this place are dreadfuL We have
just time to give a list of the following, and we fear it is but a
small proportion :—The Richard, Williamson, chief mute
drowned ; Two Sisters, Jackson ; Loyalty, Graham ; Hiber-
nia, ; Lapwing, of Dartmouth ; John and Eliza.
bah ; Mary Elen, of London"; Agnes, of Ipswich, were all
totally wrecked at this place on Tuesday ; and the following
are all on shore, viz.:—City of Rochester, for India ; Colonist,
Smith ; Percy, Sayers ; Scotia, 31'Cormack ; Star, Moore ;
Ruth, Munro; Caledonia, Thom; Retrench, —; Naiatle,
Maas ; Zepher, Paddon ; Margaret, M‘Sellon ; Sceptre,
Nicols ' • Eliza, of Plymouth ; Regentes, Osberg, and Concor-
dia, Matson.. The Ruth, ; Percy, , and
Caledonia, are full of water; Prince of Saxe Cobueg, Nassau,
and Tremayne, also on shore. There are five brigs and two
ships remaining in the Sound, and several in Catvrater, riding
very hard.—..A homewar(l-bound West India ship is reported to
have gone on shore in IViiitsand Bay.

The Dutch East Indianian, Cornelia" Sipkes, is full of water
behind Ramsgate
The Louisa, Balzer, is on shore at Plymouth.
The Hazard, Beall, is on shore at Littlehampton.
The. Alexander. Blues, is on shore at Kingsbridge.
The Three Friends of London, is on shore near Lo e.
The Mevagisitey, Andr,:ws, is on shore near Broadstairs.
The Christina, Mattison, is wreeketl at bymington.
The Jessie, Froast, Josephine, Peterson, and Herring, Allen,
are all on shore near Yarmouth.

A vessel (name unknown) is on the Breakwater at Plymouth,
bottom up.
The John, -, from Leghorn to London, is lost at Ply-
mouth; the crew drowned ; cargo saved.
The Fame, Chapman, is lost at Plymouth.
The Coromandle, Itantin, from Faro to London, is upset at
Plymouth.

• Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India
House, when the following Captains were sworn into the com-
mand of their respective ships, viz.—Capt. John Rennie, Man.
demon, Bridgewater, Bengal and China ; and Capt. George
Mason, Warren Hastings, Madras and Bengal.