The Sun.
London, England, 1819-09-13 00:00:00

SHIP Nrws.

PLYMOUTIL SEPT. 11.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Dotterel! from Ascension, in 45 days, mud
the Malabar, 74 guns, from the East Indies; also
the William Pitt, from Quebec ; George, and
Archibald, from St. Vincent's—all for London.
Passed up Channel the Richard and Ann, Ru-
in/150NT, from Tobago for London, in 39 days ;
and Amphitrite, DAVISON, front Pernambuco, in
50 days. The Dotterell spoke, on the 2lst Aug.,
hi lat. 32. 5. long, 33.17. the Vansittart, Whaler,
bound to London, 33 days front St. Helens.
DOVER, SEPT. 12. —Arrived the Teriera,
PEARSON, from St. Petersburgh. She grounded
this morning on the platform of a sluice, when
hauling into the boson, where she lay the whole
of the tide, and has eight feet water in Iper bold.
. DEAL, SEPT. 12.—Arrived, and sailed for the
River, yesterday, his Majesty's ship Hind, from
Portsmouth. Arrived to-day, and remains, the
Diadem transport. from Portsmouth, with loss of
an anchor.

PORTS:4OI3TR, SEPT. 12.—Arrived the General
Palmer, TRUSCOTT, from the Downs for Madras ;
his Majesty's ship Camelion from a cruise ; and
the Camel store-ship from the Downs. Sailed
his Majesty's ship Cygnet for Cork ; Dromedßry
store-ship for New South IVAIe3 ; and t itus-
siati men of war on a voyage of di•en,ery.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 10.—Arrived the Lord
mouth packet from the Leeward Islands, with a
mail, 32 (hays from St. Thomas's Sailed the
Manchester packet, with a mail for Jamaica
The following packets, with mails, have received
orders to sail :—D,lke of Kent, for Lisbon ;
Marquess of Salisbury, for the Mediterranean ;
and Lady Wellington, for the Brazils.

The Phaeton, Captain DILLON, recently arrived
at Portsmouth from the Eas, Indies, I olded a
large quantity of specie at Calcutta from England.
She touched at Madras, Trincomalee. and the
Cape of Good Hope, on her passage homeward,
which latter settlement she left the lOth June.
The general state of affairs in In !ia was tranquil
and prosperous. and season more healthy.
She brought numerons dispatches and letters from
all the Presidencies.—Sir RICHARD KING had
gone to Bombay in the Minden, 74, Captain PA-.
TERSON ; the other ships of the squadron were
cruising in various quarters. The Phaeton touch-
ed at St. Helena, and had a passage of only five
weeks from thence to England. BUONAPARTR
continued to live in the same secluded manlier be
had done for some time. The service of watching
him had grown most arduous to the troops and
ships, from the constant alertness kept up, and
the want of suitable supplies, the island producing
in itself little tor sustenance, and the distance
from the Cape being so great, one-half the cattle
shipped there died on the passage, and the re-
mainder were ; nearly starved yet our seamen and
troops, at the departure of the Phaeton, maintain-
ed their health better than they had done. The
Malabar, new 74. Capt. CLAVELL, from Bombay,
arrived at the Cape of Good Hope on the 2d
June, on her passage to England. The Daunt-
less, Hon. Capt. V. GARDNRR, wlrh General Sir
E. BARNES, for Ceylon, sailed from the Cape 14th
June. The Icarus, Hon. Captain BRIGMAN, ar-
rived at Valparaiso ::arty in May, from Monte
Video.