The Sun.
London, England, 1821-11-21 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING, &c.

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Di AL. Nov. S.M.",—Came down from the River
the Tigris, Sisk; Vibilia; Hodgson ; Juno, Pritchard ; Kaines,
Rutiarid; Jarnet Harms, Inner ; Phesdo, Pennau ; and New
Volunteer, DWarris, for. Jamaica; Nlirables, Rutherford, for.
Sc. Vincent'; • Demerara packet, Venables, for Demerara ;
Bn;den, for Alicant ; James, Smith, for Africa;
Eoteiprize, Cook, fcir Sierra .Leone ; Limerick Traaer, Griffith;
for Dublin Jane, Whitney, 'for Leghorn • Burleigh, Simp-
son, fot Gibraltar ; and Regret, Weibul, for Batavia.—
Arrived and Sailed for the River the Salmon River, Waters,
from St. Sohn's. Arrived and remain the Temple, Walket;
and Nelion; Dailson, from Newcastle for Jamaica ; Brothers,
Jeffe:,w-,1, from Shields for ditto ; Benjamin and Mary, Wotten,
frolSi Riga for Plyrnouth ; Milham, Riner, from Tonningen for
Bristol ; and IbbetsOn; Jelsi, from Pictau for Stockton.. A box
of linen has been picked up off the Kenialisiinock and lanled
here, marked 12245. P. C. H. D.
• C6wEs., Nov. 20.—Arrived the Robert, Steel, from Jani4r
River, with damage to her rudder., sails and main-yard.
PonTsmoti-x, Nov. 20.-,.Wind S.W.—Put in here the
following outward-bound froth the Downs :7—Claremont,
Louisa, Britannia., Garland• Grove, and Percy, for Jamaica ; -
Juno, for Rio Janeiro ; .Marianne, for the Cape of Good Hope ;
Thomas Hooch, for Poole ; Statra, fOr Antigua ; and Brook;
for Dominica. Arrived the Sisters, White, frOm 'Gibraltar.
Sai'ed his Majesty's shipS Iphigenia, for the Coast of Africa;
Wye_ and Camelion, on a cruiz: ; Success are. Pilot,tranSporta
for the ,Downs ; and Richard and Sibella, Bareay, for Corkand .Tanaiea:
PLY MOUT No 19.—Wind F.3;W..----Arrivi the Islander,
Moore, from Bordeaux ; and Boston, Wilsin, from London
for Lisbon. The Dutch ship Ann Maria, liens, from Rotter-
dam for SurinaM, V.-as off the Lizard the 17th'nst.. Put back
.the Alliance, for Demerara ; and Glory, for Honduras. aired
the Kitty, Quiller, for LOndon.
31 AItGAT E, Nov. 20.----:The Sarah, Hammonn leas be:tn
got oft, and proceeded with two smacks to Standgab (;tack ;
all under quarantine. • ,
Nuv. 20.—ArriVed the. Mahlon, from London
for Dundee, having struck the grobnd in coming over 21, spitt,..
Ii tlut., Nov. 19.—The Danish East Indianian, ruetioned
in my last, proves to be the Grant, Ogilvie, from Copen.agen
for 'he Weit indict, with bricks and tile : she has come .;,;
site has been on shore, and lost her rudder; and will very I,o_
bably have to land her cargO:

viii Port Letters contain distressing details of the loss Of a
foreign brig on the Goodwin Sands, on Friday last, in ,which
all the crew, (ten men and a boy) with two adventurous boatmen
of Deal; that had gone on board to their assistance, perished.
The vessel was about 220 tons burthen, name unknown, but
from the word " Altona" being observed on her stern, is sup-
posed to be the Doti-hung, from Ilamburgh, for St. Thomas s,
which arrived off Dover, on the 15th inst. It is impossible to
speak in too strong terms of the meritorious conduct of the Deal
boatmen on this occitsion.—(lientish Gazette, Nov. 20.)
Early on Thursday morning, the 15th instant, the brig
Aginona, Wm. Whiteway, master, arrived at the Bromielaw
from Mal aga, with a cargo of fruit. The master having perform-
ed quarantine at Waterford, he was not aware that another qua.
rantine was necessary in this country. The CustomAiouse, bow-
ever, ordered her off to Holyloch, as soon as the tide would
permit—pilot, Custom-house officers, and all who had any con.
nexion with her.—(Glasgow Paper.)

BURGLARIES AND RonacatEs.—Between five
and six o'clock on Sunday evening the house of
Robert Bristow, Esq. 5, St. Andrew's-court,
Holborn, was entered by thieves'with false keys.
The family were out of town, and the house was
left in the care of the cook, a trusty servant,
who, on the evening of the robbery, was invited
out to tea to a friend's, and imprudently left the
house. The villains broke open all the beaufets,
drawers, &c. in the house, which they ransacked
of all the valuable family plate and other pro-
perty, and decamped before the return of tl,
servant. Al dark lanthorn and a skeleton key
were left behind by the robbers. Four or five
suspicious characters were seen lurking about the
house at the time of the robbery.—The same
evening, during the temporary absence of the
family, the h►:use of Mr. W. Em►nerson, 57, Staf-
ford-place, Pimlico, was entered and robbed of
considerable property, with which the villains
escaped.
A horrible occurrence took place at Geashill,
in the King's county, on Monday last. Two
young men, brothers, named PETER and MICIIAEL
SMITII, having some altercation at break fast,
Mich ALL took up a knife, and stabbed his bro-
ther to the heart, of which wound he died in a
few minutes. The wretch, after committing the
horrid deed, walked deliberately out of the
house, and has not since been heard of.—(Dublin
Patriot.)

CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 21.
We have had but little fresh in sinc7 Monday, and the sup
ply not very large; notwithstanding which, the alteration in the
price of flour late on Monday (after our report left the Market)
caused a heavy sale for Wheat of every description, and those
of prime quatity hardly maintain Monday's prices. Barley a
dull trade at last day's pricesi in other things little doing, but
at last prices what was got oft:

IIOP INTELLIGENCE.
Sou'ritwAnx, Nov. 19.—Our trade ls nearly at a stand at
present, and as is usual on these occasions, hops, generally
speaking, are offering at lower prices.
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COURSE CF EXCHANGE, Novemhyr 20.
Amsterdam

Ditto, at Sight ..
Rotterdam l2 13

Antwerp... l2 7
Hamburgh 37 •• 8 11 Us
Anima
Paris, 8 Day's sight
Ditto
Bourdeaux, ditto
Frank fort. on the Pain
Madrid
Cadiz
Gilboa
• Barcelona 1
Seville
'
Gibraltai 30a
Leghorn
Gt ma . 48-i-Venice, Ital. Liv 27 CO
Malta 45 -Naples 391
Palermo .1184. per Ox.

Lisbon
Oporto . 60
Rio Janeiro
Dublin .... 81 Cork 9 per Cent.

BULLION.

Portugal Gold, in Coin 1.0 0 0 pe► Os.
Foreign Gold, in ears 3 It 10i
New Doubloons
New Dollar.;
Silver in Wirs. Standtat: 0 4 11
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BIRTHS.
On the 7th instant, the Lady of James Royds, Esq. of Ler-
mincham, in the county of Chester, of a son.
On the 7th instant, at Chester, the Lady of the Rev. John
Fish, of a daughter,

MARRIED.
Monday morning, at St. Margaret's church, Rochester, Mr.
Thos. Baden, of Brookland, to Mrs. Kingsnorth; of Rochester.
On Monday, at Peter's church, Canterbury, Mr. John Smith,
of Whitstable, to Miss Mary Davey, of Canterbury.

DIED.
On the 18th instant, Mr. Walter Miller, late of Highgate, in
his 63d year.
On Monday last, Mrs. J. B Lousada, of Devonshire-square,
aged 75.
On the 19th instant, aged 42, at Plaistow, Mary, the wife of
the'Rev. H. Lacey, of Salters'-hall.
On Thursday, the 15th instant, at Brightwell Rectory,
Oxon, Emma, wife of the Rev. J. K. Randell, and daughter of
the late Jos. Dewy, Pennis-house, Kent.
On the night ofthe.l9th inst., at her house at Stoke Newing-
ton, Midcllzsex, in her 66th year, Anne Capper, one of the
Society of Friends, widow of the late Jasper Capper, of the
same place.
On Monday, the 13th inst., at Pickwick, aged 86, the Rev.
James Pidding, 58 years Rester and Patron of the Freehold
Advowson of Batton-Keynell, near Chippenham, Wilts, which
devolved to him on the.death of his uncle, the Rev. Benjamin
Pidding.
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