The Sun.
London, England, 1823-03-01 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

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DEAL,' Frn. 28. Wind N.W..—Carne down from this
River last night and sailed, the Usk, Power, for Barbadom
Also today the Comet, 111Therson, Aladeira, &c., and Fanny,
Hall, Dominica •, Rousseau, Hanson, St. Übe's ; and Spike,
lll‘Pherson, Ceylon.: - •
Prat win Tu, Fzu.-27.-44ailed., the Nelson, for JAlllaka ;
Brilliant St. Lucia ; Arabi's*, Dennaltra ; Segar,• lierbice ;
Herald, Tobago; Recovery,. Antigua; Union, Trinidad ;• and
Sisters', Van Dieman's Land: Arrived his Majesty's ship
Active, 25 days from Havannah ; conveyed 11 sad of Alerchan t- • •
Men safe through the Gulf, and then made sail for Etilat4.
She has brought about 00,000 dollars for British Merchants.
His Majesty's.ship Jupiter remains in the Sound. •
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PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 21—Wind N.N.W,Passed by the ,
Charles, Fisher, and' Elizabeth, Hydra, for the Downs. sailed *,
the Windsor, fur Bengal; Hythe, for ditto; Bridgewatervfor
India; and Pyramus, for Madras. • • • •
Fstmotrr it, Fut. 27.—Arrived the Three Brothers, Griffin,
12 days from St. Michael's, with loss of an anchor and cable.
Sailed the Walsingham packet, for the Brazils; the Marchioness
Salisbury packet, for America; Lord Sidnrouth, for thel4eeward
Islands; and the Duke of Marlborough packet, for Lisbon;
also 12 of the outward-bound vessels, anti the remainder will
sail in the course of the day. The Pilot's leak has been disco.:':
vered and stopped, and sine has begun to take in her cargoagaini
SAanDOATE CREEIC,I FEL 213.--4rrived. the John and
Isaac from Gibraltar r sailed the 10th inst.' On the 81st ult. ":
the Prince Ernest packet was driven on shore there,with about 4
30 vessels of different nations ; .and tine, Isabella,for f,alcntog
lost an anchor, but did not go on shore: By the Belt,
here this morning,:whieh sealed the 'Same day, we are mforticid•
of the above also. , '4
ILthwseii, Figs. 28.—Wind N.,--Arrived the. Lemettestio
Hammond, and Lady Nepean, Laing; both with Mails frogs
Cuxhaven. ' t". •

04AT01110.—The musical entertainment
at Drury.lane Theatre lait night was, of fOi3e-
celfineons description. Miss PATON was ';pre.
vented from performing by sudden indibpusitien,
and a letter from her father to that effect
printed, ,and posted round the Theatre, Her
part therefore was supplied by bliss., Cloomm,
and thejaudience seemed to be wellsatistied-witit:
the substitute. Ansa sTHenams sung her favorite
44 Auld Robin Gray," and 44 Let the bright Se-
raphim," and was encored in both, 43 well as in
a duet with BamtAm. Moax gave a concerto on
the violin ; anti NicnoLsot4 another on the floc.,
between'the acts. We have no room for parti.
eulars. The house was crouded, and the au.
dience were warm in approbation.

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BRUTALITY CRASTI4ED.--As a Gentlemanly's* .
walking with his wife yesterday afternoon in thi
Strand, two fellows who were n ith a dust cart
took a most indecent liberty' with the lady,
which was evident to the husband by her jerk,
against him. Exat,perated at the cenduct of thr
brute, be put the iady into a shop and laid his
cane over the fellow's back, The fellow reseute,l
with his fist, and the gentleman. threw away hhi'
stick and set-to in regular style. in three rounds •
he gave the roman a severe thrashing, without a
scratched face, to the great satisfaction of ail prv% •
fleet, reel thee took his wife Wider Ii ATM, and
walked on with givo compolure..

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