The Sun.
London, England, 1821-11-26 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING, &c.

DEAL, Nov. 25.—Wind W.S.W.-,ArriVed yesterday the
Sir Stephen Lushington, Al'Kellar from Bombay ; sailed 29th
• May ; trout the Isle. of France the 10th of August, and St.
Helena the 29th September; Skelton, Dixon, trom Sydney
(New South .Wales),- sailed 10th June, and sailed for Hull;
Eliza, ..:Men, from Smyrna for London ; and Tobago, Baigrie,
from Hull for Grenada. Put back ' the brothers for Jamaica ;
Demerara packet, for
.Demerara ; Young Husband, for Bar-
badoes, and several others. Came down from the River and
remain the Hutton, Brown, for Buenos Ayres ; and Betsy?,
Duper, for SWUM and Berbice. Put back today the Harvey,
for
.Trinidad ; Tigris, Auh,. Cambria, Fleetwood, Waterloo,
Temple, Nelson, . and Sugar, for Jamaica. Came down front
the RiVer and remain the Rebecca; Sim, for St. Lucia; and
Nesbit, Gray, for Jamaica. Arrived the besolytion4. Roberts,-
. . .•
from St. Petersburgh for Bristol. - •
POUTS/Rot; TH, -Nov. 25.—Wind S.W.—Put biek'yester-
day the George I)aysh, Edgar. Arrived to-day the Manham,.
Jones, from the Downs, for -Alicant c,-:Maria, Rogers, from
ditto for Marseilles; Prince Regent, ,11-titiing,er-;• arid Fortnne,
Downing, from ditto for the .Mediterranean Maria, •Norton,
from Marseilles ; and Two Brothers, Pearce, from
Sailed the Tantivy, Parrott,. and Emulation, -Stanworth, for_
Poole; and Sisters, White, for LOndon. The Sophia transport
has-come into Harbour to discharge Government stores.
LIVERPOOL; Nov. 21.—Arrived the- Alpha. from Bahia;
she fell in on the 17th inst.; in lat.r4o-17, long."lti. with the
Agincourt, timber loaded, water-logged, and abandoned by the
crew. The schooner Cambridge is on Shore near the
two of the crew drowned. The Clyd4Mordaunt, from Liver-
pool for Buenos Ayres, was 'totally lost 2nd Septeniber, near
Maldonado, one mast lost • part of the cargo smid. The
Fame, Woodburn, of and for Whitehaven, from .Miramichi,
was- abandoned off Berra Head, water-logged ; tiVe of the crew
and'two passengers were picked up in a boat by the Aimwell,
arrived here from Miramichi ; the Captain and one man re-
mained on the wreck, being afraid to trust to the boat. A.
schooner is reported to have Mundered this morning in Formby
Channel,

FALMOUTH', Nov. 2:.--Wind W.—Arrived yesterday the
Sit Sidney Smith, • Legrena, from Jersey for Rio .linetro.
• Put back the five packets that sailed on. the 21st inst. ; and the
13ritannia, for Seville. Arrived to-day the .Catharine, Geary,
from Cork for Bordeaux, leaky. •
RAuso ATE, Nov. 25.—Arrived the Friendship, Warren,
from London for rortsmouth, with loss of bowsprit.
SUOREHAN, Nov. 25.—The Venus, Scott, from Sunder-
land, in coming into sthis harbour (being without a pilot), ran
foul of the centre pier, stove in her starboard bow, and sunk,
but will he got up as soon as the coals are out of her.
Costar, Nov. Ill.—The sloop William.and Ann, from In-
verness for Liverpool, was wrecked last night, on the Island of
Pabey, Broadfatt Bay.; crew saved, but it is likely the vessel
and cargo will be *lot. The cargo of the Peter and William,
mentioned before, is llaVod,•but the vessel is a total wreck.
• l'Aieso •tti, Nov. .large Swedish ship got on the
Crosland on Thursday; boats were sent off to her and returned
with the crew, except one man who was drowned there being
a great deal of 'sea-the folloWing Morning, not a vestige of her
was to be seen.

N0v.,20.---Arrivcd the Princess Charlotte packet
iyio mails from Cuxhaven.

Sailed the Prince Oscar packet With a mail for Gottenburg ;.
the latter is a new packet, now matting her first voyage.
Cowts, Nov. 24.—Arrived the Liverpool packet, coffin,
from Batavia, out days ;on the 20th inst., at twelve, A.M.
very dark and blowing hard, 60 leagues Cast of Cape Fini-
' sterre came in comae;sterre, with a briki.when she heard. the cry
of ": God save 'us ;" her stern struck the brig's. bow; the:
latter itnmediately diSappeared, but they afterwards saw a light
a stern ;- were shipped and run .down for 3.4ths of an hour, but
Could not hear or see any thing of her, and believes she must have
Sunk. Capt. C. found at daylight a gilt rose, an urnamentof the
brig's catnead, Made of BirehwOod.The Liverpool packet's
cutwater is knocked ofi' her stern about six inches, which is
the only damage she receiveLL

• The Apollo- frigate,: in Portsmouth harbour, is
ordered to be taken into Dock, apd undergo such
alterations as are necessary to her being fitted up
as a yacht for his MAJ EsTY'S personal use. The
Royal George yacht, • being only of ; a .sloop of
war's tonnage, has heett,found too small for the
convenient stowage of a suilicient.,quantity. of
water and provisions for a sea voyage ; his MA.
ESTY, it is supposed, therfore, will only use this
yacht in future in. cruises within the Isle of Wight.
Sir CitAittiEs P.4torr, we understand, is to give the
suitable directions necessary to lit the Apollo
yacht for his MAJ ESTI-. She is to occupy the
dock in which the Naiad is now under repair,
the wovlimen.empluyed•on which ship are ordered
to eNpedite her NW 411, 01 possible speed, by
workkug without
,any limitatioWto.their earning'.
Ilieretnuneration -voted to :'IIIc.,:WONTNER: by.
thelCOUrt. of Aldertrienvit“.onsequenceof hillate••
acA.Ont, is four freedom,s ,of, the city toCLoitcloti,v
liiAa tire considered worth 251. each. Mr. WONT...
.);Ea is in a very favourable way.