The Sun.
London, England, 1815-10-23 00:00:00

OCTOBER 20

" Intelligence has just reached from Penzance,
that the extra ship Delhi, Captain GOWEN, from
Batavia for London, was driven on shore a little
to the Eastward of Marizion, in Mounts Bay, this
morning, about four o'clock, and hopes are en-
tertained she will be saved, if the weather proves
moderate.—A Swedish ship is also totally lost in
the Bay—particulars unknown."

. RAMSGATE, OCT. 22.--Put in here the Adven-
ture transport F. X. leaky.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 20.—Arrived the Fox packet,
with a mail from Surinam, sailed. 30th 'August,
from Demarara 9th September, and from Antigua
24th September. At Antigua it was reported that
at St. Bartholomew's, in the hurricani of the 29th
August, and 18th Septemher, about 70 sail of
vessels, chiefly Americans, were lost ; also a Swe-

dish sloop of war, with all her crew. The Free-

ling packet was expected to sail from Tortola
20th September ; she was at Dominica during the
hurricane of 29th August, and with difficulty
escaped being lost ; she lost both anchors and
cables. The Goldfinch sloop of war, with the
August mail, had arrived and proceeded on.—ln-
telligence has just reached from Penzance, that
the extra ship Delhi, GOWER, from Batavia for
London, was driven ashore a little to the east-
ward of Marizion, in Mounts Bay, this morning

about four o'clock, and hopes are entertained she
will he .saved.

PLysiouTit, OCT. 21.—Came in the Lightning
sloop of war from Cork. Sailed the Algerine
sloop of war on a cruise. Eight men were pick-
ed up in a small boat and towed in here this morn-
ing. They state, that they belonged to a Dutch
galliot from Ostend for Bourdeaux, which foun-
dered off Ushaut last Wednesday, and that one
of the crew was washed out of the boat after the
vessel went down. Put back this morning the
Cornmandel East Indianian, Captain CAMERON ;
she sailed from hence about a week since, humid
to Bengal. She has experienced very severe
weather, and shipped a great deal of water she
is also leaky.

TottnAY, OCT. 21.—Arrived ha Majesty's ship
Malta, how tile Mediterranean ; his Majesty's
ship Si; Francis Drake from Danttic, with naval
stores for Plymouth, and his Majesty's ship Pique•
from Portsmouth for Plymouth, to be paid off.
The two later .have sailed again.
PORTSMOUTH. OCT. 22.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Martial from Havre. Sailed his Majesty's
ship Protector for Cork.

DEAL, OCT. 22.—Came down from the River
six• sail of merchantthen, and remain.—Arrived

the Morgiana sloop of war from Halifax, and
sailed for the River to be paid off.—Wind

HARWICH, OCT. 21.—:The Brothers, LANG-
THORP, with coals, front Shields for London, had
been brought in here by two salvage smacks, hav-
ing been on shore on the West Rocks.---Sailed
the Prince of Orange packet for Holland, Lord
Nelson for Cuxhaven, and Thetis for Gottenburg.
—Wind W.

His Majesty's store-ship Hindostan, command-
ed by 111 r. DurrcAN WEIR, which arrived last week
at Portsmouth front Matta and Gibraltar, left the
former place on the 27th of August, wheit the
let ivoli "and Partridge were lying there; and the
hitter on the 27th of SepteMber, at which place
were .the Montagne, Andromeda, and Calypso.—
The Rivoli and Montague are coining to England,
It was reported that something would he done
with the Barbary States before the fleet under
Lord EXMOUTH returned home. The Hindostan
brought 50 chests of silver to England.
The Morgiana, Captain VINCENT NEWToN,
which took out specie to Quebec (for Gmern-
'ment purposes), has returned from thence to
Portsmouth, after a short passage of 21 days-1S
from the Brandy Pot. Commodore OWEN was
upon the Lakes in Upper Canada. There were
a few vessels yet in commission, but the princi-
pal number hail been housed. Sir GORDON
DRUMMoND, who at present commands the troops,
has made application to be succeeded in his situa-
tion. The Morgiana fell in with a great number
of American vessels, fishing upon the Banks of
I~ewfouwham!.

The 66th regiment, at Portsmouth, will short-
ly embark' for St..lielena, to 'relieve the 2d batta-
lion of the 53d, which, it is understood, are going
to the East Indies to join the 2d battalion, whe'n
the 2d, Or Queen's regiment, at Gosport, corn-
inanS,ed by Colonel GRAHAM, will remove to
Portsmouth,

01.11G1N.,-;I, POETRY.

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ant t.L.S•Rplircsentation of Patrick, ht the
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,po9r Salther:, ;

How happy the•Chautttress -whose musical sway„
Can charm all the,Town with her s,log everyday,
,She fears no disasters—how ,ra;t e'er the sum, '
nut rattles them off with the roll of her drum.
With her row de dow, &e.

She cares not a marvedi how the wort() goes,
So long as the Town its protection besto”;
She is grateful for plaudits whenever they come,
Aud rattles her thanks to the roll of her drum!
With her row tie (low, &c.

Applause is her glory—her joy—her delight--
Fur that's the reward she has ever in sight
No Critic who hears her, tho' ever so glum, ;
But cries " Btavo I—Encore"—to the roll of her drum.
With her row de duw, . ,
New Inn, Oct. 21, 1815. TARTAR.