The Sun.
London, England, 1824-10-16 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

'DEAL, OCT. 15.—Wind W.N.W.—Passed through the
Risebro, Bayde, from. Jamaica.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 15.--Wind N.N.E.—Arrived the
York Merchant, IHigginbottom, from Hull, for this. Dock.
yard. Sailed the Patton, Hylton, for Sierra Leone.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 14.=--Wind variable.—Arrived the Pris-
cilla, Mitchell, from. Miramichi, in 5 weeks ; William and
Jane, Barlting, from Liverpool, for New York, leaky, and
must discharge. Off the Port the Naiade, Hutchinson, from
Tencriffe.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 14.—Wind S.—Arrived the Margaret,
Bowman, from Villa Viciosa ; Eddystone, Dale, from Prince
Edward's Island; and Good Agreement, Ifobsop, from
Quebec.
• Do r ER, OCT. 15.—Off the Port the Fortuna, Rumpt, from
Batavia; spoke on the Bth of August the William Shand, in
lat. 35. S. long. 24. E.
LIVERPOOL; OCT: 14.—Arrived the Cortes, D'Cost, from
New York; Fortitude, Barciratn, from Smyrna; and the
Doris, —, from Archangel.

EFFECTS OF THE LATE GALE.
The Briitol, Harvey, from Jamaica, is off Cape Clear.
The Hector, Burnett. from Archangel to London, is on shore
on the Herd Sand crew saved.
The Calypso, Lohrson, from Dram to London, is lost on the
Lemon Sand ; crew saved.
The Margaret, —, from Liverpool to Limekilna, is on
shore near Wicklow.
The Hope, Griffiths, from Youghall to Liverpool, is on
shore on Wicklow Bar.
The Lerwick Packet, Simpson, is on shore near Lerwick.
The Nelson, Possen ; Mary, Daniel; Yeare, Neale; Henry,
Ilannington ; and the Ann, Todd, are all on shore near Work-
worth ; crews saved.
We are sorry to say we received the following Letter by Post
this morning from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, dated the 14th inst.,
giving an account of the heavy losses sustained at sea on the
Eastern Coast, in the Gale of Sunday night last, and the day
following (Monday):—
William and Mary, Eliza, and Edward, belonging to South
Shields ; Hope, belonging to Seaton Sluid—Northumberland
Coast, place not mentioned
Paragon, belonging to North Shields, ashore off Whitby, gone

to pieces --
Henry and Harriet, belonging to South Shields, ashore of Ket-
tleness
Liberty-, belonging to South Shields, place not mentioned
Aurora, ditto ditto ditto, six men lost
Ann, ditto Whitby, ashore off Cresswell
Mary, ditto Newcastle, no particulars
Fortue, ditto North Shields, ditto
Hunter, ditto South Shields, ashore, Sunderland
South Pier
Cornwallis, belonging to South Shields, no particulars
Prospect, ditto Scarborough, ditto
Hermes, ditto South Shields, ditto
Mary, ditto London ditto.
Waterhouse, ditto South Shields, ashore and dismasted
Jenny, ditto. ' ditto, no particulars
Argo, ditto Sheerness, ashore off Scarborough,
crew lost
Mercury, belonging to Scarborough, ashore off ditto
lianbury, ditto ditto ditto
Endeavour, belonging to Sunderland, ashore off Sunderland

North Pier
Elizabeth, ditto London, no particulars
Jasper, ditto ditto, ditto
Allison, ditto ditto, ditto
A Yarmouth vessel, foundered off Scarborough
A Scotch sloop, ditto
Hebe, belonging to Sunderland, no particulars
A vessel, unknown, dismasted, off Scarborough
llarmion, belonging to Scarborough, no particulars
Norfolk, ditto ' Dover, ditto
A small sloop, unknown, lost off Whitburn, crow lost
Fame, belonging to Sunderland, ashore off Whitburn
Russell, ditto ditto, ditto North Pier
Ocean, ditto Lynn ditto ditto
Sir Iledworth Williamson, belonging to Sunderland, ashore off

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South Pier
Arno, and Fenwick, belonging to Sunderland, ashore between
Ryhope and Hartlepool
Halcyon, Broadwood, Henry's, Johanna, New Cotton],
Gleaner, belonging to Sunderland ; and Mermaid, belonging
to Whitby—ashore between Ityhopcand Hartlepool
Economy, belonging to Lynn, totally lost, with the crew
ItiOy, ditto Ipswich, ashore at Cresswell
Two vessels, unknown, foundered off ditto
Alert, or Yare, belonging td Yarmouth, ashore at ditto •
Jenny, ditto Scarborough, no particulars
A quilon, ditto North Shields, ditto
A sehooner,, ditto Portsmouth, ashore off Cresswell
Elizabeth, ditto • —"NewCaStle, aihore in the Humber,
and about 20 other vessels
Nancy, belonging to Whitby, lost off Sunderland •
Europe, ditto ditto, ditto
Mars, ditto South Shields, ditto
Hector, ditto ditto, off' Herd Sand
William, ditto ditto, off' Filey
Elizabeth and Sarah, ditto North Shields, ashore near Sunder-
land
Wilsons, ditto Blyth, ditto near Hartlepool
On the whole this has been one of the most destructive &roles
ever known to the shipping off the coast of' Northumberland,
Durham, anti Yorkshire. Fresh accounts of losses aro arriving
every hour.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Oct. 14, Two o'Clock P.M. •

On Thursday eveningian Inquisition was taken
at the Horse and Groom public-houses in Dwzget's-court,
Moorfields, on the body.of Charles Robb, a child, four years of
age, the son of a labouring man.—Mr. James Alabaster, land.
lord of the Finsbury Market public-house, deposed, that he was
proceedincalong Broad-street Buildingsomd had passed at the
corner a mil-waggon, drawn by four horses, but had not gone
many yards when c heard a cry of " stop the horses," and in-
stantly saw the near fore-wheel of a waggon pass over the body
of the deceased, who was king on the footway pavement, baying
been apparently knocked down. The deceased crawled ns
should reach him ;
as he was able across the pavement, to get out of the way of
the hinder wheel, before it
but the waggon
was stopped hy the hinder wheel coming in contact with the
iron-railing of the area of one of the houses.-31r. Weston fully
confirmed the testimony of the preceding witness.—Mr. Neck,
who was present, said, he understood the men were both in the
coal-cellar of the house, where they were delivering their load,
and were engaged in emptying the sacks at the time when the
horses Started, which certainly they ought not to have left unat-
tended.:—The .jury returned a Verdict of Accidental Death :
and levied a deodand of Ten Pounds on the wheel which had
caused the accident.

A CCIDENT.-Last night, about nine o'clock, as
an elderly gentleman was driving a one-horse
chaise along the Kent-road, at rather a quick
pace, the horse suddenly stumbled over a heap of
stones and fell down, by which accident the gen-
tleman was momently thrown out of the vehicle,
a very heavy fall, and received several severe
bruises in the face. Assistance being instantly
rendered him, the gentleman was conveyed for
medical aid, when it was ascertained that he had
also put his shoulder out, which, however, was
instantly set, and in a short time after be was
placed in a coach and taken home.

Bow-STREET (This Day.)—(Sheep Stealing.)
—Two men, named Reynolds and Forrester,
were brought up by Eckert, charged with sheep-
stealing. The Officer stated, about twelve o'clock
last night he met the prisoners in Tottenham-
ccurt-road, each carrying a bundle, and suspect-
ing them, asked what things they had got, and
commenced searching the bundles, one of which
contained a sheep-skin, and the other a quantity
of mutton fat. They first said they brought it
from Portland Town, and afterwards from St,
Giles's.--The prisoners, in their defence, stoutly
denied
the animal, and said, while at
work nseairig
High-street,i Bloomsbury, a person named
Jackson informed them, on Wednesday, that a
sheep was in the cellar, which remained there
till Friday, when no one came to own it, and
they agreed to kill it. The prisoners were com-
mitted for further examination, and the skin or-
dered to be advertised ; it bears two red spots
on the back.