The Sun.
London, England, 1824-10-14 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, Om 13.—Wind N.N.W. to N.W.—Passed t' trough
the Luna, Bishop, from Lisbon; and the following outward-
bound vessels from the River, viz.:—Success, for Seville;
Henry and Sarah, for Lisbon ; Integrity, for Trinidad ; Are-
those, for Jamaica ; Saltounc, for Dominica ; and the Eng-
land, Reay, for Bombay. The Symmetry, Davison, for De-
merara, is off the South Foreland, coming tn.
PonTsmon rit, OCT. 13.—Wind N.—Arrived the Rise,.
borough, Boyle, from Jamaica. Sailed the Marquis of Hunlp.
ley transport, for the Coast of Africa; Robin Hood, for Ant-
'rap ; hta Midesty's ship Adventure, to the Eastward; r4b,
Gardner, for Grenada ; and the Riseborough, for London.
FALstouln, OCT. 12.—Wind N.—Sailed the Stanmer
packet, far Lisbon : Walsingham ditto, for the Mediterran, an ;
and Francis Freeling ditto, for Jamaica; also the Lark and
Flora. for Seville; and the Industry, for, Mogadore.
ALDEnuno, OcT. 13.—The sloop Diligence, of Allots,
Mitchell, from Petersburg,' to London, laden with funitur,
f. r the British Ambassador, was driven on shore last night at
Strewell in a heavy gale of wind ; the cargo is expected to ba
saved, but it is thought the vessel will Le wrecked.

The Marquis Wellington, from Archangel to London, was
driven on shore, near the Spurn, on Monday, and it is feared
will be wrecked—with several others, names unknown.
Arrived oil the Wight /he Sultan, Yeoman, 48 days from
Smyrna ; lost her topmast 4nd main-topmast in a gale off the ,
coast of Portugal. '
Ti.e following vessels were driven on shore, near Sunderland,
during the gale on Monday, viz.—The James, Russell.:
Broatiwood, Ams, New Concord, Halcyon, Fenwick ..nd
Ophelia--'-ill of Sunderland ; the Paragon and Aurora, of
Shields; Rambler, of London ; and Economy, of Lynn,. .Viet
everal ( tiers, names unknown.—The following were on shore
' near ScLrJorough r—Pruspect, Edwards; Mercury, Mt liensit,
lianbir y, 'feaster ; Helm, L Oily ; dope, Davison : and
several of ter coasters and colliers are on shore near Whitby,
Burlington, the Humber, &c.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT---(Yule

Thomas Whittington, a 'victualler at Cross, near Axminster,
Somersetshire, was opposed by Mr. l'om.oex, for Messrs.
Fry and Cranbourn. On examination, insolvent's wife bad an
income of 80/. per annum on freehold property, over which. 1t
had no controul. Took a house of Mr. Fry, and bought fur-
niture at his sale to 170/. which was to be paid by instalments,
and entered as rent. %Chen seized upon in August, die whole
of the property was taken in execution and sold : some portion,
of spirits was removed to Bristol, and disposed of there. Mr.Cran.
bourn's debt was originally 171. Insolvent never raid thathe would
defend the action it, would be but trifling
.expense to him, and
that 1w intended to go
.to prison and wipe it off. There was tat
conversation to his, insolvent's knowledge, of putting Mr.
Cranbourn to the expellee of a trial. The insolvent, aftcr
undergoing some further interrogatories, was ordered to Its
discharged.-
John Deacon, whose case stood over to get the consent er
three-fourths of his creditors, was struck off the list, the insot-
vent being out of custody.

BOW...STU EE're..••• (Tll IS DA11.)••••••A young mitt
named Bonne, the porter at Serle's coffee-house, who hat horn
in custody on suspicion, with others not apprehended, at felortw
°wily breaking into the above premises and stealing a quantity
of plate, &e., was again brought up for re-examination, when
the officers stated that the party suspected had yet eluded their
vigilance: the Magistrate, Sir IttctianD IlinxtE, in eon.
sequence, ordered the prisoner to be again remanded for ma-
other examination.

The costume of the Armenian Women of Astra-
chan is the richest in Russia, and perhaps in the world. It is
surprising that they can sustain the weight of their dress. Thu
first, or inner robe, is of silk and gold ; the second of black rel.
vet, heavily laden with gold and pearls. The third, or macs
vest, is almost of massive gold, in ponderous embroidery, with
large gold knobs, gold buttons, gold tassels, gold fringe. #‘l.
Ttle turban is white, hangs over the left shoulder, and conceals
the face except the nose and eyes. The only hair disclosed is
generally false, two thick locks, one on each side, being brought
In front before the ears.