The Sun.
London, England, 1815-10-31 00:00:00

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME. DATE.

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Arrived the Argo, CAI%IPBELL, with herrings,
from Dundee for London—lost anchor and cable,
and other damages, brought in by a salvage smack;
Lecla, ALEXANDER, with coals,- front Shields-7-
loss of two anchors and cables ;
With coals, from Sunderland—broken windlass,
and has been on shore on the \Vest Rocks ; Ceres,
111ANoELL, with coals, front St. David's fOr L0n-
d0n....-has been Ott shore. on the, ridge, is leaky,
and the rudder twitting ; -Atlas, MYSBERRY, from
St: Übe's, with salt, with loss of two aorhors and
cables ; the Dutch vesselOnveumagt, with cheese,
&c. foundered, last night the Rolling Grounds,
oil' this port, from Amsterdam for Loudon.—
Wind E.

YARMOUTH, OCT. 30.-.—Put back with damage,.
and must unload, the Drey Gebroeders, trout'
Newcastle for Rotterdam. —A vessel, Dutch
built, is on shore at Winterton, name unknown,
A resseLsupposed a collier, was lost last night on
the Scroby. The Friends, mentioned to be on
shore yesterday, is sunk in deep water.—lt blew
a gale last night—many of the ships in the Roads
drove, but sustained no other damage.
''SH.F.ERNESS, OCT. 30.—The Thames, Ltwsou,
front Shields, with coals, was lost last night on
the poplin Sand—crew saved ; the Ceres, ALLEN,
from ditto, with coals, also • lost same place-
ergw. saved ; the Grampion, Stm, from Aberdeen,
arrived with loss of anchor and cable. The Cap-
tain of the Thames says, that a vessel was lost
last night close to him, whose name he coald not
ascertain, and all hands •lost.

POOLE, OcT•
.30.—The Ebenezer, DENNY, of
this port, with coals. from Newcastle, is on shore
its Stndland Bay, having been obliged to cut from
her anchorage in last night's gale; it is expected
she will be gut off.

The Java will be launched from Plymouth
Dock-yard on the 16th of next month. Slit•
mounts 30 gum, 24-pounders, on the upper deck;
28 carronades, 42-pounders, and two 24-pounders
on the spar deck. Complement of men 480.

Ft. In.
Length of deck .. ' • 172 0
Ditto of Reel - 145 14
Breadth extreme. ,...c.. 43 4
Depth in hold .
14 3
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Moulded
Mallen in tons W5O.

Thursday arrived at the Motherbank, the trans-
port Lord ARMAN, master,. from Mo-
lazzo, (Scilly) with 220:0f the 20th Light Dra-
goons on board. She was immediately placed
,under quarantine.

!'he Boyne, Bombay, Ajax,- Montagu, Levia-
ian,, and Berwick, will winter in the Mediterra.

eau.

Accounts by the Sparrow state, that the Clo-
rinde was-waiting the orders of the Princess of
WALES. The Rivoli went to Malta, and frotu
thence was to proceed to Constantinople for our
Minister, and may be shortly expected home.
The Algerine squadron, consisting of seven sail,
passed up the Straits from off Cadiz, at which port
a Spanish frigate had arrived with money ; and
the Dutch squadron werecruising in the Mediter-
ranean for the Aigerines.

The American squadron, commanded by Com-
modore liAismnoe, in the ladepeadence, 76
gnus, sailed from Gibraltar for America on the
•ith inst. The Guerrier, CoMmodore DECATUR,
arrived there the same & from ivMessina, and
Sailed for America on the 9tli. 'lwo of their fri-
gates, and some smaller vessels, tinder the com-
mand of Commodore StiAw) were at aaoior when
the Sparrow sailed.

AltruvAts; AND. ID F.1.,-RTUiI.Ei.