The Sun.
London, England, 1824-12-24 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, DEC. 23.—Wind N.l-V. by W.—Arrived the Ca-
nada, Redpath, from Quebec. Passed through from the River
the Mersey, for Barbadoes. The Venus, Brantley, Essex,
William Bryan, and London, made their numbers at noon, all
well.

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 23.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the City
of Genoa, Crawford, from St. Domingo, loss of anchor and
cable; Fanny Voase, Luten, from Oporto; Eliza, 9
Petersburgh ; Brunswick, Graham, St. Domingo. Arrived
from the Downs the Catharine Green transport, for Sierra
Leone; Urania, Leyden ; the latter saw a ship on fire last
Sunday off Cape La Hogue. Put back the Leander, Frith,
and Alknomack, Friend.
FAl.xotrrx, DEC. 22.—1 t has blown a tremendous gale
from W.S.W. from yesterday, 4 p.m. to this time (2 p. m.).
Arrived the Lord Melville packet from the Brazils.
LivEarooL, DEC. 22.—Wind \V.—Arrived the Integrity,
Johnson, from Jamaica, sailed the 30th of October ; and Hero,
, from Oporto. The Leander, Fisher, from New
Orleans to Liverpool, struck on the rocks in Dunlough Bay,
ear Mi +on Head, the 19th instant, crew and passelgers saved;
he vessel will be totally lost; also arrived the Camille, Prawse,
rom Newfoundland.

SHIELDS. DEC. 22.—The Lord Nelson, Cook, from Ham-
burgh, has been seized by the Customs for having contraband
goods on board. The Zepher transport, bound to Leith, has
put in here wind-bound.

The Briton, Wilson, from Port Medway, was driven on shore
in Farness, Margate, on Wednesday night, and sunk.
The Providence, Goodwill, from London to Leeds, was driven
on shore, near Mundesley, on Wednesday, feared will go to
pieces.
The Friendship, of Hull, from London, and Spring, of
York, for Hull, was driven on shore at Winterton on Wednes-
day night.
The Ann, of Jersey, was lost on the Scroby Sand on Wed-
nesday night.
The Sylph, Brown, from Prince Edward's Island to Bristol,
is on shore mu the Bristol Channel, but expected to be got off.
The Harmony, Bristow, is totally wrecked in lligbury Bay.
The Fortuna, Visnor, was totally lost the 19th inst. in
Portland.

The Sandeca, Cownica, is lost in Swansey Bay.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Rosanna, Johnston, has arrived at Cowes ; she sailed
from Batavia the 27th August.
Arrivals at Bengal—The Medwey, Wright, from Chili, on
the 22d June ; the Westmorland, ,Worthington, from Liver-
pool, on July 17th ; and the Castle-Forbes, Ord, from the
Mauritius, on July 19.
Arrival at Valparaiso—The Snipe, Haig, from Bengal.
Arrival at Bombay—The James Scott, Shipton, from Ben-
gal, on the 15th July.
Sailing from the Cape—The Minerva, Bell, for New South
Wales, on the 30th November; the Arethusa, Strong, was to
sail from the Cape for London, on the sth November.
Ships spoke with—The Catharine, Foord, from London to
the South Seas, on the 10th December, in lat. 40. long. 15. ;
and the Cornwallis, Henderson, from London to the Cape, on
the 11th November, in. ri. N. long. 22. W.
The Anson, Tonge, front Bengal, has arrived off Gibtaltar.
Passengers per Avon, Captain Sumner, from Bombay—
Lieutenant Sandys and Cornet Walker.
Passengers per Fanny, Captain Laird, from the Cape—
Ensign Rochford, pith Bengal Native Infantry ; and Mr.
Griffiths, late Commander of the Sun. _ _

CArE, 3.—The Hottentot, Sinclair, was to sail for
London the 10th October ; the Olive Branch, for London, on
the Ist November ; the Antelope, on the sth of November;
and the Alacrity, Finlay, with the 11ary's crew, on the 10th
November. The illadstone frigate and Baby schooner were
lying at Ascension on the 21st of October.