The Sun.
London, England, 1821-08-30 00:00:00

141tR,C.ANTILE SIIIPPINC, &e.

DBAL,IO, 29.—Wind S.E.—Remaln three hornewatd.
bound vessels:. Nothing arrived -to-day: • - •
Pt Y a_ouz rt, Auc. --Arriv.Nl the Jane, San-
decornb, `from -London for Malta, leatv ; Endeavour, Jones,
•fronrCarnaryon, with her rnainniast sprung, ard,if few coasters
wilri-hound. -Sailed .the Margaret Eravely, for.,Rrince Ed-
ward's Island.

FALNOIPPII, AUG. 28.—Wind F,. Arrived 'the Spanish
Chasse- .S4n4ozede, Aronias, frdinleSor Havre;
French Chasse: t' 1.41 Malapis,lace,.froro E-purdeaux for
Rouen ; and the Duke of Marlborough Packet' with Ei
. A .
from Lisbon, in 16. days,
SHElroxEss, AUG. 29.---The Susannah., Newman, from
London for Scilly, has put in here with the loss of anchor and
;—also the smack Search; 'from London for Aberdeen,
with foss-of an anchor.

11Auwicir, AUG. 29.-Put back the Alliance, packet for
Gotteriburel.,- and a large fiec:t of coasters for Shdtag, blowing
a strong gale from the E.S.E. • -• • •
HULL., Ali°. 28.—Arrivdd from Greenland- the William
Torr, Dauatt, with 5. fish, 150 butts ; D3rJen,Gilyott, 4 fish,
130 butts.

oNTnosE, AUG. 25:Arrived the Eliza Swirl, Birth;
from Greenland, 5 fish, 60 - • ,

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SINKING OF TFIE LIVERPOOL AND I:RANMERE STEAM
PAcKE T.—On Friday morning last, when this pA.dket was just
about leaving the Pier-head,•for Tramilere,, it was discovered
that the boiler, from whence steam is emitted, had become red-
.hot, arising, as was presently found, from its having been emptied
of water. The passengersalreadyon board were all immediately
disembarked, without , the sligntest accident having happened
to any of them ; and some. apprehensions being entertained
lest the vessel might take • fire from the • •ektreme heat of the
shc.was Scuttled..and-•sunk along.side the pier. it is
bare justice to the proprietoi, and those under his ernplay,
to state that no - blame whatever can be attached to titer:,,
as a plain statement of the case will evidence - On the pre-
ceding everiing,•the engineer had, ,as was his constant practice,
-tilled the boiler with water; and, though it wes his invati_ble
custom to sleep aboard, .had thatnight gone to his lime on
account of the dangerous indisposition•of one of his children,,
and did not return on board till just before the timeof the pac-
ket's sailing. Hence it is believed that during the .night some
miscreant must have turned off the water from the boiler.—
We are very happy to add, that-the vessel was raised with vary
little injury. •
ITEnttimo .FrsuEn.Y.—We have accounts of the fishing
from various quarters. The ,average quantity taken by tF.e
Thurso boats some nights, exceeds 2i cranes each. The fishing
stations along the East Coast to H cbusdale, have not been so
successful, owing to the state of the winds ;. but at the latter
place, on one occasion, several bOats returned with 40 cranes
each. - The herring curers at Cromarty are very active, and
create a considerable stir in the town. There area great num-
ber of vessels in the Bay receiving the ash. We -are sorry to
learn, that a boat belonging to Thurso sunk on Friday morning
/ast (17th inst.), when the crew, five in nurnbei, unfortunately
perished. —(lnvern.ess Journal.)