The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-09 00:00:00

EAST INDIA TRADE.

IVecongratulate oar readers. on the a; rival here
of the Kingsmill, Captain CASSELS, bdOngillg It)
Messrs. GLADsroNE and GRANT, ,being the first
East India ship that has arrived since the partici-
pation of the ont-ports in this branch of com-
merce. She has been absent about fifteen months,
aud, we understand, has in:tde a prosperous voy-
age. Her cargo consists of cotton, sugars, indi-
go, piece goods, and spices. We hail this as the
anspicions COffilliellefinent of. a new and lucrative
branch-of trade, for which we at &mainly indebt-
ed to.the strenuous exertions which were made
by Mr. GLADSTONE and the other, Gentlemen who
were deputed from this town, in conjunction with
those front the rest of the out-ports. The mer-
chants of Liverpool have ever been distinguished
by a spirit of commercial enterprize; and, we
have no doubt, that their exertions in this newv.
channel, will produce Mple remuneration to
themselves, as well as be highly beneficial to the
goieral trade of the town.—(Licerpoul Courier,
Sept. 6 )

The Sloop Scotia, JonN INI4 13nALNEY, was
ahont a month ago on a voyage to ObaN, in the
West Highlands, with a Cargo of oatmeal, and
being taken in a calm, catneJo anchor in the Sound
of Mull ; in a little time two boats came from the
land, with nine stout fellows, none of whom could,
by appearance, talk English ; they took posses-
sion of the sloop, went into the cal;in, demanded
the men's clothes, and broke open the drawers.
and took all their shirts ; they also took their
shoes and huts; they then went•into the foreastle,
and took out a sail :;11d a COH of rope, and also de-
manded four new oars, which were lying upon .t he
tied; ;. even the pot with the beef for dinner, did
not escape these marauders.. They examin,cl the.
Cargo, hut left it untouched. After many threats
to destroy the men, and, after robbing one of
them of 3s. they left the sloop and made fur the
land. The crew consider tbeloseives fortunate in
having escaped with their lives, as -the pirates
were all armed with knives. It is hoped •that-
this account may lead to he apprehension and.,
punishment of these daring offenders, 'in -Order
that others may be deterred from cononit;ing
similar depredations.—(Glasgow.

. .
• The gallant Marquis of ANGLESEA travelled
from his seat in Beattdcsett, Staffordshire,- to
Bradford, Yotkshire, in one day, last week,. to
make the preparatory arrangements.forl being sup-
plied with an artificial leg-, the, ingenious ven-
ot Mr. MANN of that place. His Lordship
was received with-every mark-of joy by litany of
the mostrespectable inhabitants.; and went through
the .Piece Hall, Conversing letniiliat!y viii‘ the
Manufacturers. He afterwards. invited Colonel
KUTUSQFF, dßussian Officer (whti is tinder. Mr.
N care, at Bradford, having 'sustained a si-
Milar loss to his lordship), to
He .I.lNrquis has returned into .N:aflOrdshire, but
is expected opin at Bradford in a tinv days, his
Lordship having expressed, great. anxiety 4 bat he
should be able, in a few days, to receirc the
PRINCE' REGENT 0.1 his less!

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