The Sun.
London, England, 1821-05-21 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

His Majesty's ship Chanticleer arrived off Sardinia, in 15
days, from Portsmouth ; and his Majesty's ship Medina, also
from Portsmouth, arrived off Cape Panos the 22d ult. .

DEAL, MAY 20.—Wind N. E.—Came down from the River
yesterday and sailed the Daphne, Chatfield, for Madras ; Prin-
cess Charlotte, Lamb, for Demerara; Jane Ellen, Pugh, for
Genoa ; Elizabeth and Ann, Dobson, for Quebec ; Pomona,
Richmond, for Miramichi • and Honor, Burber, for Cadiz.
Arrived and sailed for the River the Duke of York, Campbell ;
and Warren Hastings, Larkins, from China; and Harrington;
Canney, from Jamaica. Sailed the Euline, Hann, for Ham-
burgh. Passed by at the back of the Goodwin Sands the Hop-
pet, Sky, from Gottenburgh for RiO Janeiro ; Alexander,
Simpson, from Surinam for Rotterdam ; Active, Smith, from
Bremen for Havannah ; and Spring, from Dantzic for Ply-
mouth. Arrived to-day and sailed for the River the Waterloo,
Fairhohn, from Leghorn. Came down from the River and
sailed the Sir Wm. Benslev, Chancellor, for Quebec ; Stephen,
.Dixon, for Miramichi ; Hope, Gibbs, and Amphitrite, Mor-
gan, for Jamaica. The Katharine Stewart Forbes:, Lamb, ar-
rived at Helvoitsluys yesterday, all well.
Pon TSIIIOUT fr, MAY 20.—Wind E.. ,Arrived yesterday
the Thomas and Mary transport, from the eastward. Sailed
the Earl of Morley, 'Tuscan, and Zephyr, for the South Seas ;
and Star transport, for the Mediterranean. Passed up Channel
the Findlay, Harris, from Sierra Leone. Arrived to-day the
Princess of Wales, Johnson, from the Downs for St. Helena ;
Voyager, Richardson, from ditto for the Cape of Good Hope ;
and Duke of Bronte, Richardson, from Memel. Passed down
Channel the Thomas Grenville, 'Manning ; Marquis Welling-
ton, Wood ; and Daphne, for Madras and Bengal. Sailed tfie
Mint, Pattin ; Harnett, Boyes ' • Regent, Runley ; Sir G. Pre-
vost, Morrison ; and WilliamtSpence, for Quebec.
COWES, MAY 19.—Arrived the Rowery transport, from
London for Quebec.
DOVER, MAY 20.—Arrived the Neptune, Duman, from
Hastings for Sunderland ; she parted her cable in St. Margaret's
Bay.
HARWICH, MAY 20.—Arrived ' the Leicester and Lord
Duncan packets,. from Cuxhaven ; and Prince of Orange, do.,
from Holland, each with a mail. Sailed the Charlotte packet,'
for Gottenburgh ; Lord Nelson, do., for Cuxhaven; and Van-
sittart, do., for Holland, each with mails.

PL YAW U Tll, MAY 19.—Wind N. W.—Sailed the Orange
Grove, Parry, for the Cape ; and Ocean,-Bond, for New York.
Two steam vesszls have passed down Channel; supposed for
Holyhead. L

F-ALmotrrx, MAY 18.---Sailed 'the Diana packet for the
Brazils ;- Princess Elizabeth, ditto, for America; and Lady
Arabella, ditto, for Lisbon, all with mails.

The Redwing, 18 guns, Captain Frederick nunn, is fitting
for the Irish station.

The Hind revenue cruiser, Lieut. Webb, sailed on Saturday
morning for Plymouth, from Portsmouth.
The Liffey frigate, Captain the Hon. Henry Duncan, which
sailed from Spithead with sealed orders, on the 28th ultimo,
arrived at Lisbon on the 4th instant.

The Government steam-packets, called the Lightning and
Meteor, which are intended to convey the mails from Holyhead
to Dublin, put into Portsmouth on Friday-froin the River.—
They are very fine vessels. Another steam-boat passed through
Spithead on Saturday, for Southampton., intended for the
common passage from that place to Cowes. It is expected that
the steam-boats Will cross the Irish Channel in five hours. _ _

On Thursday.the mm,eringapataCaptain Warren, sailed for
Plymouth ; the surveying vessel nap, for Newfoundland ; the
Redpole and Cameleon, on cruises.—Remain at Spithead Active
and Redwing.
Owing to the depressed state of trade, several Newfouodland
vessels-are lying idle in Poole harbour.
The Martin sloop, 20 Anins, was launched from Portsmouth
dock-yard on Friday.. The Rose, of 18 guns, will be launched
from the same slip the, Ist of next month.