The Sun.
London, England, 1824-06-22 00:00:00

MERCANTILR SHIPPING.

DEAL, JUNZ 21.—Wind S.W.—Came down from the
River and remain, the Elizabeth, Brady, for Quebec; Baltic
Merchant, Holman; for Portsmouth ; Christiana, Whyte; and
Henry Wellesly, Tennant, for Jamaica; and Mars, Snaith,
for Miramichi ; also remain the Layton, and Prince Regent
Indiamen.
PORT S MOUT H, JUNE 21.—Wind Westerly.--Arrived
his Majesty's ship Hyperion, from the West Indies ; and his
Majesty's ship Calliope, from a cruize. Sailed his Majestys
ship Medina for Lisbon.
lAvanpoor., JUNE 20.—Arrived the Christopher, Doyle,
and GoldenYleece, from Bahia; Richad, Blackton, Macaw ;
Rachel, Wade, Aricato ; Lord Combermere, —, and May,
Earl, Africa; Rocket, Ayshford, Jamaica; Belmont, Fergu-
son, Demerara; Mary, Cairns, Laura, Lauri), Lancashire
Witch, and Fame, from Barbadoes ; Louisa, Haman, St. Vin-
cent's; Batavia, Wood, Jessie, Boag, Berlin, Weaver, Bro-
dack, Hewson, Hugh Wallace, Charriot, Pratt, Pallas, Car-
ter, and Majestic, Barton, from New Orleans; Tuscararo,
—, Philadelphia ; Friends, Choalc, Charleston ; Meteor,
Gardner, New York; Belvidera, Hobson, Baltimore ; Blucher,
Potter, Savannah ; Lancashire Witch, and Isabella, Lees, from
Lisbon. Off the port the Lucy Ann, —, from Matanzas.;
General Brown, from Charleston ; and fourteen other vessels,
names unknown.
The Larkins, from London to Madras and Bengal, was all
well the 26th ult. in lat. 5. long. 23.

THE PROROGATION.—The KING is Pxpected to
arrive this day at Carlton Palace, from Windsor Castle. The
distinguished persons, who had been on visists to the Castle,
were to leave yesterday and to-day. Lord Gwydyr, the-Deputy
Lord Great Chamberlain of England, and on whom devolves the
duty of making the requisite preparations when the King goes
to Parliament, on Saturday had an audience of his
is Majesty to
take his Majesty's commands regarding the prorogation of Par-
liament ; but his Lordship understood to have received no
positive commands on the subject; and last night no instruc-
tions had been given at the House of Lords to commence the
requisite preparation, should his Majesty, in person, prorogue
the Parliament. It was understood about the Parliament
Houses last night, that his Majesty was likely to prorogue
the Parliament in person; but we can positively state that as
yet the official authorities have no such information.—The day
of prorogation is now expected to be Friday.—On Thursday
his Majesty will dine with the Duke of Wellington at Apsley
House, where there will be a most distinguished party to meet
our Sovereign. We have great pleasure in adding that his
Majesty enjoys excellent health.—( Morning Paper.)

Mr. ROBERT GOLIRLAY.--This unfortunate
gentleman is not inactive, and is not unwilling to meet the
Doctors. On Sunday Mr. G o uItLAY wrote to those Doctors
(Munro and Tuthill), who had delivered a certipate to the
House in which they expressed their belief that Mr. G. was in an
unsound state of mind and insane, and he called on those gentle-
men to recant what he termed their injurious and ill-found-
ed opinion. Yesterday, the Doctors again visited Mr. Gour-
lay, and had considerable conversation,' and in consequence
of such conversation Mr. Gourlay again wrote to the Speaker,
inclosing divers letters, papers, &c. Preparatory to the discharge
of Mr. Gourlay, in the event of such proceeding being deterniin-
ed on, the Bill of Fees, &c. was made out. It amounted to
211.! Mr. G. said he should pay no such fees. He was prepared
to go to Newgate, and he had, from the first, been so pre-
pared, had the House deemed it right ro send him thither,
and certainly his expences would not have been any thing like
such amount. Rather than pay any
.part of such bill, Mr.
Gourley declared his intention to remain a prisoner till the pro-
rogation, as then he must be suffered to go at large as a matter
of course. It was expected that the subject would be brought
forward in the House of Commons last night. Some Ma-
gistrates were there, attended by an officer, to be pre.
pared to convey Mr. Gourlay into other and particular custody,
should the opinion of the House confirm the Doctors' certifi-
cate. Between eight and nine o'clock, however, they were
informed that the subject would not be brought forward, in
consequence of which the parties connected with the police
departed.--( Morning
Herald.)

Colonel STRUTT iS COlisiderably recovered from
the effects of his late alarming accident.