The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-14 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DLit., JULY 13.—Wind S.S.W.—Sailed the Sir Charles
Wearthy, Friend, for Demerara; harmony, Woodall, do.;
Royal Sovereign, Cooper, Gibraltar, with part of the outward..
bound. Remain the Promise, Glasgow, for havannsh ; and
Electra, Robinson, far Philadelphia.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 13.—Wind S.—Arrived the Save.
reign yacht, from the Eastward. Sailed the Indispensable,
Fenton, for the South Seas; and New Braonza, Comely, fat
Trieste.

PLYMOUTH', Jv r.Y 12.-IVind EL—Off the Port the Mina.
Johnson, from Calcutta, in four months and three days, landed
Admiral Maitland; spoke, oft' the Cap the Patton home.
ward-bound ; James Stlibahl, Forbes, from Bombay, in four
months and a half, landed passengers ; spoke on the Line, the
Mercury, M‘Nally, for the South Seas, out 30 days. Arrived
the Old Maid, Tully, front Sierra Leone; arid Cygnet, llill,
from Petersburgb.
FALMOUTH, JULY 12.---Wind S.—Arrived the Four
Friends, —, from Fayal ; and the Magnet packet, front
Plymouth.
lavEnPooL, JULY 12.--Arriyed the Lisbon packet,
Hunter, from Carthagena: sailed the 25th of May; on the
21 of June fell in with a fleet, bound to England, under convoy.
Kingstone, Dempsey ; and Symmetry, Cram, from Miramichi :
sailed the 14th of June; Harbinger, IVatson, from Sr. Jolla's,
N. 13.; and Shallett, Mason, from Alexandria.

The Arab, Sinclair, from the South Seas to Ismdon, was
abandoned the 11th of April, in lat. 57.5., long. 77. k., having
nine feet water in her hold ; crew saved by the Ocean, Harri-
son, from Port Jackson, and arrived at St. Helena the 2Stli
of Slay.

EIMEMENT IN 111011 LIFIP„ AND RECOVERY
OF THE FAIR FthiITIVE.

TOWN-HALL.—Yexterday a post chaise and pair drove up
to the door of this Office, from which alighted Captain M—, a
gentleman residing within two miles of Farningharn, and the
andlord of the Black Bull in that town, and inquired foe
Kinney the officer, the parties being in pursuit of the eldest
daughter of the Captain, who had eloped the evening before
with her father's coachman arid groom, George That
active officer immediately dispatched hie beaglesin all directions,
and in less than 2 hours the retreat of the fugitives was scented,
and they were intruded upon in the act of sitting down to din-
ner at the public-house, the elan of" The world turned upside
down" (strange coincidence!) in the Kent-road. The enamoured
pair were directly brought to the Justice Room, whence the
31agistrate had Just departed, and intelligence forwarded to the
Captain, at a friend's house in great Adie-strect, Goodman'r-
tields, who immediately took a coach, anti accompanied themes.
sengcr back—a scene ensued that excited commiseration for the
misplaced attachment of the young Lady, who is in her 18th
year, petite hi term; and of delicate appearance; and who ac.
coMpanied her parent Item, the room with reluctance, casting
many a lingering look behind—the attachment has been of soma.
months standing, and with which Capt.».3 M— became acti.
dentally acquainted at Maidstone. This was co:;-tanitnicatNI to
Miss by a younger sister, when the desperate Tesuive of
quitting her father's roof was determined on; and at twelve
o'clock the same evening, George carried the young Lady's
boxes and his own to the Bull Inn, Farningham, whence they
walked to London by moonlight. The Lady's family, we un-
derstand, is allied to Nobility, and her father high in East India
Atlitirs. No marriage has taken place.

The arrivabolittiNds Tisrley
520, Outs 4,850, Irish Oats 2,600, qrs. ; Flour, 5,200 sacks.
—The weather continues No remarkably fine, that the trade
here for nearly all kinds of Grain is almost stagnattti.---
Wheat finds scarcely any buyers at 3londay's prices .Barit'Y
remains unaltered ; Beans still look downward; Pease have no-
variation. There is scarcely any trade for Oats to-day, and
prices still appear inclined to give way.

ort.--
SOIOIII A STOCEM—TiIt, Committee who sutler.
intended the late ascent for the benefit of the widow and ehildrest
of the late Mr. Harris, have had 4 meeting to contider
.
upon the means of relieving the necessitous condition of this
meet
adopted 'vi
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Ins tilifit lota
li female,likely
fowr who, ol,otnligotlifeirtiosdo !oh rbree recovered vbeurerilthreoin tot
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parents.itt
Mr. Itossiter proposed that the balloon of the ilLiated aeronaut
should be exhibited for a few days, and the proceeds
handed over to her. Mr. Shepherd suggested that no de.
mand should be magic tin admission to view it, to the be.
ertoe
apialanseb A ccorditetgly the balloon was yesterday m, r n in,,
conveyed for
exhibition to the gardens of the Ileaord Art n<
Tavern, and halm& with common air. Numbers thronged "
lelviVcinirtopions'aril) 'saendwteuulgagesntoiotnfaiwl
see it, or, with snore probability, to sec the unfortunate m's
girl.
who was present. She looked cheerful, but her countenance
,vas pale and her frame weak.
SUDDEN DEATII.—At three
o'clock yesterday
afternoon a decent-looking; 11
o,t. man sat on the
steps or a shoemaker' 1
:4 r oor, at the corner of
Hatton-wall and e Litt 1 S
atiron.hill) and lyint;
bark on the steps, expired, without uttering rt
word but " Itc
...a ki • nil.,, The body was ta km* to
the watch-house, for the Coroner's inquest • and
to be owned. )