The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-02 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SIIIPPING, &c.

DEAL, OCT. L—Wind W.---Sailed the Cincinnatus,
Champlin, for New York ; Lady Carrington, Snip, for the
River, and several coasters. Came down from the River and
remain the Woodstock, Whinnie, for Jamaica ; Betsy, Smith,
for Gibraltar; Clitur.; Hanton, for Liverpool ; George, Duper,
for Cape Coast ; and Matilda, Moore, for Lisbon. Passed by
the back of the Goodwin Sands the Lavinia, Sim, from Bahia
for Hamburgh. Arrived and remain the Nancy, Candler, from
Petersburgh for Dublin; Mantua, Spark, from Memel for
Cardiff; and Neptune, Nicholson, from Petersburgh for
Exeter. •

WHITEHAVEN, SEPT. 29.—1 t has blown a gale all day at
N.W., and still continues. The Jane, • M'Elhage, from
Liverpool for Drogheda, got aground between the piers ; she
is at present partially sheltered, and should the wind remain in
the same quartelshe may be got off:
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 1.-Wind W.N.W.--Arrived the
Maria, Walker, from Bat. via and St. Helena, leaky. Sailed
the Governor M'Carthv, Dean. for Guernsey. It has blown a
gale from the N.W. all day, and still co :times. The shipping
are all riding safely.
LivEnPoor., SEPT. 30.—A fisherman states that he saw a
brig on West, Hoyle Bank last night, and thinks she musthave
gone to pieces. Several vessels have put back. •It blew a
strong gale from the N.W. during the whole of last night, and
until about twelve o'clock to-day, when it became more mo-
derate.

DovER, OCT. 1.--Arrived the Swedish sloop Emma,
Westerburg, from Holmstadt for Havre, with her pumps
choaked, and must discharge her cargo.
MARGATE? OcT. I.—Arrived off here the Hyperion Nor-
fer ; and Isis, from BoMbay ; and Enterprize, Cook, from
Jamaica.

SO UT HA /UPTON', SEPT. 29.—A very handsome boat was
brought to this port yesterday mornsng: She was taken up by
the preventive look-out boat, off Hellhead, with her mast and
sails set, and keel upwards ; she is marked on her stern, " Ro-
bert Wells, Portsea."=--(It is reported that three gentlemen
hired a boat yesterday se'nnight at Portsmouth, and that they
have not since been heard of ).—Fifteen tubs of liquor were yes-
terday brought to the Customs.
INln.ronn, SEPT. 29.—Yesterday arrived here a Plymouth
lighter with Lieut. Windle, and a detachment of the 10th, to
relieve a detachment of the 11th regiment now here. Also put
in here the Brig Fairless, Capt. Hume, from Bristol, for Ant-
werp. A gale from the Westward has this week driven in and
detained here a very large fleet of colliers and other coasting
vessels.

An outward bound vessel foundered in the Irish channel, and
all on board perished, in the, storm which drove his. ajesty's
yacht into Milthrd.—(The Cambrian.)
The East India Company's chartered ship Moirr, feom Ben-
gal, arrived in the Downs on Saturday, and proceeded for the
River yebte day. TIE.. chartered ship Lady Carrington, aho
from Bengal, arrived in the Downs yesterday afternoon. The
Company's regular ship Marquess Camden arrived at Bombay
the 21st of May.
The Two Catharines, Price, from Ivica to Providence
(Rhode Island), was sunk near Dutch Island, during a hurri-
cane on 3cl ult.
The Ontaiio, Depeystu, from New York to China,. was lost
near Tinior the 2d of January ; cargo saved.

NAVAL PROMOTIONS.
Capts. John. Gore (a) John C. Carpenter, Robert Hockings,
Ge)rge B. Allen, John Codd, Robert L. Coulson, Edward
Loyd, John Gedge, B.M. Kelly, and H. F. Jauncey—to
POST CAPTAINS.
Lieuts. Right Hon. Lord Henry Thynne, Thomas
Blali-
stone, Philip I'. King, Archibald Maclean, Robert Campbell,
William Minchin, William Price, Mark R. Lucas, Philip
Helpman, Harry S. Wilson, John A. Morell, Samuel Gordon,
Simon Hopkinson, John Little, James Elphick, Robert Forder,
Henry Ellis, Henry Pryce, Edward T. Crouch, Thomas L.
Robins, Mark H. Sweney, James Morgan (b) Thomas E.
Cole, William Martin, William P. StanleY, Robert Baldey,
John Skinner,-Timothy Curtis, and Doughis C. Clayering—to
be COMMANDERS.
Messrs. George A. Gore, James Walmesley, Charles Jones,
Frederick Bedwell, Joseph Vallack, Henry Smith, Henry
Shortt, Wiliam A. Dyball, Valentine H. Jones, Hugh L.
Williams, James R. Drake, Deane N. Hoare, John P. Wells,
James Tuson, Thomas Freer, Joseph Mills, George R. AVhite,
Thomas Hardy, John Smith (f) John Oxford, George James,
George. A. Leary, Thomas Dangerfield, William Forsyth
Smith, Warren 11. H. N. Mills, Edmund S. Arnistrong,
Edward Tolcher, W. W. Pennyfather, James Cooper Ben-
nett, Felix Edwin, James Still, William Ramsay, James
Puckford, Washington Carr, and William Manstill—to be
LIEUTENANTS.