The Sun.
London, England, 1823-03-05 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, MARCH 4.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived this morning,
and remain, the Harrington, Coney, from Bermuda, and seve-
ral more—particulars unknown. It came on to blow hard the
great part of last night, and has continued the whole of to-day.
The Adrian, Horn, from Bombay, and the rest of the home-
ward-bound, and the whole of the outward-bound, appear to
ride all wall. Came down from the River last night the Blen-
heim, Smith, for Grenada ' • Hercules, 'Wilson, for Jamaica.
A brig and a ship arrived this morning from the westward, but
it blowing so hard off the land they could not get into the
Downs? and have brought up close to the inner part of the
Goodwin Sands. Two Deal boats are off to their assistance,
and most probably will bring them into the Downs as soon as it
moderates.
Pon Tssr 011TH, 111Aiten 4.—Wlnd W.N NV.—lt has blown
a tremendous gale of wind the whole of this day, during the
night of which most of - the ships drove. The Norwegian ship
Toranshiold, Tripka, parted from two anchors anti cables and
CAM into harbour. he Portsmouth, Catte, parted ficom one
anchor, slipt from another, and in making for the harbour'
missed stays, and went on shore on South Sea Beach, where she
remains full of water. It is reported that the American ship
Packet, Barker, has lost an anchor and cable.
FLY MOUTH, Cll 3.—Wind W.—Arrived the Vittoria,
Tate, from London for Trinidad; Volunteer, Hudson, from
Petersburgh, and Susannah, from London.
FALMOUTH, h.iAltClr 3.—.. Wind NV —Arrived the Friends,
Pearce, from London fur Jamaica ; Usk, Power, do., ibr Bari hadoes; Ames, Robertson, do., tlerioa. Sailed the French
brig Hercules, Johnson, for Havre. Arrived the Summer
paeket front Lisbon.

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The Headley, Rowntree, of and from Sunderland, was lasi
on Corton Sand on Monday night; crew saved.
The Union, SpLein, of Southwould, was run down in Val.,
mouth Roads on Monday night ; crew saved.
The Ottaman, of Dantsic, bound to France, has been carried
into South West with 12 feet water in her hold, and run on
shore to land her cargo.

CORN EXCHANGE, MAncn S.
In consequence of the boisterous state of the weather there
are very few fresh supplies in since Monday, and the Wheat
trade remains nearly as it left oft' on that day ; more money is
asked for Barley, but very little is doing in that trade. In all
other Grain there is no alteration in the prices, and the top prize
of Flour is fully established at 60s. per sack.

Lord FITZROY SomEnsicz and Lord LEVIsON
Gowzit were expected to quit Madrid on their
return to this country on the 24th ult.
In consequence of the misunderstanding be-
tween Sir COLQUIIOUN GRANT and Col. Molts-
TON, Deputy Adjutant-General, the latter Officer,'
►s recalled, and is to be succeeded by, Colouei
GARDINER, Assistant-Adjutant.
We understand Government have received
advice from India that the Marquess of
Tukios has actually embarked, and i 3 now on his
voyage to England.---(1 lorning Chronicle.)
DRJENNER.—W e were mistaken in saying that
Mr. NORTILCOTR was employed in making copies
of his portrait of Dr. JENNER. It seems that he
is merely finishing the back-ground of .a second
Portrait, which he painted from the Dr. himself,
as a memorial of esteem for the excellent original.
Mr. NonTitcoTr., we find, has never copied
any of his portraits, nor permitted copies to.
be taken, but always painted again from the
original sitters, when he wished to preserve suck
reliques of friendship. This admired Artist
indeed seems to be chiefly gratif►ed when tie is
employed on subjects consecrated by HOLY
Warr, or recommended by the instructive page
of History.

Another of the Irish Papers receiNad yester.
• day says
" Four of our County Members, hitherto strenuous sun.
porters of Administration, and the vnirroolt 1'1'44.13 of tho
British Cabinet, waited on Ministers cm Tuesday last. They
expressed their indignation, without qualilituttiort or reserve, at
the ;conduct of the Matt Government. They declared that
they would not lend themselves to the system now pursuing
in their ill-fated gauntry. One of these Members, the heir to
the Earldom of FARNHAM, the it aproielitatiVO to OW ctrittitV of
Cavan, resigned to Lord LivERPOOL, as an earnest of his ?co,
in the the situation of a Lord of- the Treasury. The other
Afenbers,, it appear*, are, Sir John Stewart, Member er
Tyrone ; 141 r, Browalow, Member for Armagh and M.
Foam:, „Member for Down; and it. announced in the saute
paper, that " the alienittionArom the- Britieh Government of
several other meet poWerful and influential personages tail be
declared in a few days."