The Sun.
London, England, 1824-10-06 00:00:00

ISIERCANTILE SHIPPING.

PL7NOUTIft OCT. 41.—Wind E.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Lively from Lisbon, in four. days, with Sir • Edward
Thortiton, late Ambassador there,- on board ; Orpheus, Foyle
from Smyrna ; Brothers, Richards, from Cadiz Off the Pori'
the William, of Newcastle, from Bahia to Hamburgh. • Sailed.
the. Madeira packet, Williams, for the South Seas; Ulyssus,
Cummink, for Gibraltar ; Hawk, Crawford, for Lisbon.;
British Union, Faro ; Henrietta, GOod, for Seville ;
Nelson, Stokes, for Pernambuco, and the Cyprus, Rand; 'for
the Cape of Good Hope. ' •
POILTsNIOUTIT, OCT. s.—Wind S.—Arrived his Majesty's
ships Redwing, and Calliope, from Chatham ; Matilda, Wallis,
and Friendship, ---, from London.
FayStotmt, OCT, 4.—Wind S.E. to E.S.E.—Arrivcd the
Duke of Kent packet (2) from Lisbon. Sailed the Brothers,
Potts, for Rio ; Union, Carder, and Waterloo, Blackler, for
Gijon; the Jane, Johns, for Odessa, in turning out, ran foul of
a vessel and received damage, she was obligedio return.
DEAL, OCT. s.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Charlotte,
Hector, from Hamburgh, for Bombay. Came down from the
River and sailed the Bride, Hopkins, for Rio ; Harrington,
Canny, for Bermuda; and the Marquis of Huntly, --1

for Cape Coast Castle,
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 4.—Wind S.--Arrived the Blocher,
Paler, from Miramichi 1 Maria, ---, from Haslinger, and
the Vv. Jacoba, Rink,-from. Rotterdam. Off the Port the
General Brock, from Campeachy.

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Arrived off Brighton the Melpomene, Barclay, from
Jamaica. • *—
The following account of the,Davis' Straits Fishery to the
oth September, was this morning received at Lloyd's:—
WHITBY, OCT. 4.—Off the port the Mary Frances, Wil-
kinson, from Davis' Straits, with 13 fish, about 140 tuns.
Captain Wilkinson reports the average of the fishery to the 9th
ult. was about 55 tuns to each ship.
hiult 'Ships—Andrew Marvel, 5 fish ; Arid, 3 ; Bruns-
wick, 3 ; Cato, 3 ; Cambrian, 3 ; Comet, 3 ; Derdon, 5 ; Dun-
combe, 5 ; Ellison, 6 ; Elizabeth, 4 ; Gilder, 4 ; Harmoxy, 5 ;
Ingria, 6 ; Isabella, 3 ; Jane, 2 ; Progress, 4 ; William, 4 ;
Zephyr, 3 ; and William Torr, 6.
London Ships-,.Barkwood, 2 ; and the Dundee, clean.
Whitby Ships—Jatnes, 5 ; Pheenii,- 4 ; Resolution, 2 ; and
William and Ann, 13.
Newcastle Ships.'--Cove, 3; Granville Bay, 5; and Lady

Jane, 4.
Leith Ships—Home Castle, 2 ; Juno, 6; North Pole, 4 ;
Success, 4 William and Ann, 2.
//:!rwiek Ship l-- Norfolk, 6.
Kirkiddy Ships:—Caledonia, 3 ; Earl Percy, 3; Rambler, 6;
Triad, 2. •
.Abenicen Ships—Achilles, 2 ; Advice, 2 ; Dorothy, 2 ;
Fairy, 2 ; Friendship, 5 ; Horn, 5 ; Princess Charlotte, 3;
Thomas, 4 ; and Three
,Brothers. 3.

EAST INDIA SKIPPING.
The East India Company's ship Duke of York arrived at

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Bombay, on the 6th, and the Thomas Coutts on the 19th May
Arrival: at the Cape.—Tho Eleanor, Mitchell, from Lon
don; the Jean, Houssart, from Havre; and the St. Antonia,
Clark, from Bengal.
Sailingsfrom the Cape.—The Luna, Knox, on the 19th July,
for London. •
POUT ELIZABETH, AT.GOA DAT,.;y
HLY a.—n. large ship,
dismantled, was observed on the 3d July, beingtowed by a brig
standing in fur the Cape.
Passengers per Mary, Captain Annie, from Bengal, allsaved
from the ship when she was lost :
Captain Anthony, Lieutenant Williams, Lieutenant Taylor
and Lieutenant Briggs, Native Infantry • Lieutenant Butler,
his Majesty's 45th Regiment; Lieut. Thomas, his Majesty's
54th Regiment; Lieut. Armstrong, his Majesty's 30th Regt. ;
Lieut. Pole.sse, R.N. ; Mrs. Brown ; Master Brown ; and Mr.
J. Blackliouse, Ceylon Service.
The Medina, Brown, from Batavia, has arrived in the Downs,
having sailed from Batavia on the 10th of Slay.
The Lady Nugent, Boon, from Bengal, off' Dover—she
sailed from Bengal on the 23d January ; Madras, 15th Fe-
bruary ; the Cape of Good Hope, 21'st June ; and St. Helena,
9ta July.
The Woodlark, Brown, 'in the Downs, having sailed from
New South Wales 9th February ; Hobart's Town, 4th April ;
and from the Cape, 2211 July.
. Passengers per Woodlark, Capt. Brown, from Van Dieman's
[Jana :—Messrs. Rose, Bryant, Govett, Carter, D'Ent, Brodie,
[I. Smith, and Josh. Burn.
Passengers arrived in England, per Isabella, Wallis, from
B°lllllrbsa.Yll7ew, Dr. Rae, R.N., Dr. Henderson, Hon. Com-
pany's service, R. Dirom, Esq.
Arrivals at Van Dieman's Land.—On the sth February, his
Majesty's ship Mermaid, Parson, from Sydney ; 24th Feb. the
Woodlark, Brown, from ditto; 13th March, the Amboyna,
Weddell, from China and Sidney ; and on the 15th the Hitter-
nia, Gillies, from London and Sidney.
Arrival at the Cape (!f Good Hope.—The Resource, Fenn,
from London to Madras and Bengal, about the 19th of July.
Ships wrecked.—The .George the Fourth, Prissick, from
the Mauritius to London, was dismantled during heavy gales
front the ..-17th June to the sth July, and was totally wrecked
on the lsth at the Cape of Good Hope_crew saved. The
Slary,. Annie, from Bengal to London, was lost in Slogan
Bay, Cape of Good Hope, on the 9th Ally ; and the Cowie
packet was lost in Algol. Bay, Cape of Gtiod Hope.
Passengers per Kingi George the Fourth, Captain Prissick,
from the „Mauritius, all sauced from the ship, when, I
on the
16th July :-.John H. Christie,, Esq. Judge, &c., Lieutenant
in July..
Hewitson, 52d Regiment, Charles Carter, Esq. M.D. R.N.,
Monsieur Prosper Garnot, 51.1)., Mr. William Young, R.N.,
Mr. G. 0. H. Sliinnings, jun., -maater-mariner, Miss Ka-s
Uterine Barrington, Lieutenant James Barrington, Sirs.
Frances Harrington, two children, and Lieutenant Jean Mari
;ayonne. •
His Majesty's ships Andromeda, Ariadne, and Leven, were
ft at the Mauritius on the 31st May.