The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-09 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING'.

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The private ship Upton rivedPOrt-
mooch rlie7ib Alignst from Bombay, which place
she lett about tke middle of Fehrnary. • -The
outvard-hound sh:ps l'rincesN Charlotte- of Wales,
Rose,
.anti Lord Melville. wele all well on the
28th April, in lat. 8. 10. N.•_long. 21. 46: W.

DEAL, AUG. B.—Arrived. and sailed for the
River, th'e Earl St.Vincent,•lpaisa, and I)ttekett-
field, from Jii.maiea. Arrived the Loyalist frotti
Havannali, Thomas from .1 4.naica, and retn:tin.
Cattle, intri the Downs the Jupiter, Mary (ti6B),
and May (t 59), transports, tvitu ‘voututed French
Prisonel-s from Anrwet p, bound to Plymotith.--:.
Arrived his Majesty's shili Norge trout. America,
last Iron] Portsaymith, with troops oil boatd.—
Wind E.

Tlie red action Of the Navy to the Peace Esta-
blishment proceeds rapidly. 'Die Albion and
Norge, of the line, have sailed from
_l'Orismooth

for sheeruess, to be-paid ot, and 800 men from
the Queen charbitte,. of 110 gill's, will be dis-
chargedout of the service to-ntorrow, as will ibe
crew of the nignificent, of 74 gunS. The Tri,
ton is..also ordered to be put out of coniniis,loo,
Volutiteers.for the Peace service will be received
•by which %yin be named. '
At Wookrich orders have been received to prat
pare foi, the; reception of two line-of-battle ships
iind:26, frigates and sloops, in order to pay then!,
off; and near 500 I almisrers and 'artificers front
the Arsenal are likewise to be discharged; •AC
Deptford, 'between 50 and 60 'frigates, stoops).
and arthed.vest3elsi are also to he paid off ;
200 iteil discharged froin the Victualling Depart:i,
mews.

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REill3l.i arrik‘ed at Edinburgh on Friday
last on a visit to Lord ABERDEEN, whow he is to
[(dime to Ireland. lie is so vet y much improved
in his health, as to promise an 'Early resumption
of V:, professional exertions next season.
A basket, carefully wrapped tip, was fotind pit .
the door of the Workhouse .iti Nortiontiberland-
Marv-le7bone, un Stinday morning, and
on examining the contents, a nue child, about.
four months old, and fast asleep, was tt.scorered ;
amongst other tlsings which were left with it,
was Town! a billet, in which was written the fol-
lowing lines
4, I am qttiC Krrrt, my parents are poor,
I 'crave your pity, &mg left at vour door;
do not despair, but -a hope Ido cherish, •
I shall be taken care of, as I am left to the tiarish."
CORN EXCHANGE, AVG.. 9.—We had but kit'
arrivals this morning. but what was left over from
Monday was equal to the detuainl. The kale of
Wheat was dull, and, if any thing, rather lower ;
in short, the sales in general were so few, that the
prires way, be considered notignally the sauce us
On Monday. ,
It gives us great pleasure to lAserve the surpris-
ing ittwitrements made lately in the Leith Smacks;,
by that New,iCompany whose vessels sail from
lio,vne's Wharf, and are fitted i r it; such a splen-')
did way as the puhliC Pciins has 1. lately stated.--
Among other Useful regolatioiv., made by this
Comp my, we notice two which seem peculiar to
themsel‘es, and wal no doubt be regarded with
approbation by the Public on aceonnt of the at-
tvntitip it shows to their safety and comfort : they
‘4,,," That no mote Passengers will
I L' att.ttti'ttetl
than can he accommodated wit-I'OH
beds,''
" For the salety of both Passengerfitil
and.(;(,)(1, Gunpowder will be shipped 4
for frejOir. by them. on any account whatever.- !
We" understand one of those beautiful Vetiselt
now at Thvne's Wharf, named the Hawk, made
her passage trotribL, itit to Graveseciil iu Go hours,
and sails again for Leith next Sunday,