The Sun.
London, England, 1821-11-13 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING, &c.

DEAL, Nov. 11—Wind S.W.—Came down from the River
and remain the 31angrove Bay, Daw, for Tobago; Emperor
Alexander, Briggs ; Augustus Czcsar, Selby ; Volusia, Ratlies ;
Piercy, Smith ; Friendship, Harley ; and Wellesley, Snutt,
for Jamaica ; Ruckus, Soper, for Madeira and Grenada ;
Bristol, Bucksham, for Lima ; George Hibbert, Scott, for
Antigua ; Regent, Coppinger, for Cork, Barbadoes, &c. ;

Hutchinson, for St. Michael's ; Semaphore, Crcvi-
coure, for llavre ; and Ealing Grove, Falconer, for Dominica.
Arrived and remain the Roscoe, Cummings, from llamburgh
for Liverpool ; and Dart, Frederick, from Faro for London ;
tho latter has sailed.

DART:not:Ii, Nov. 11.—Arrived off here the Transport,
No. 42, from Demerara for Portsmouth.

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 11.—Wind W.S.W.—Anived the
Alliance, Amery, from Neµ•castle for Demeranl.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 12.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the
-Blessing, Mills, from Alicant ; and Neptune, Absolan, from
Zanto. Sailed the Asia, Betham, for London ; Stephania, for
Antwerp; Europe, Willis; and Runswick, Brown, for
Shit,lds ; Badajos, Scott, for Shoreham ; Integrity transport
for Sheerness ; Spartan, fur London ; and his 3lajesty's ship
Rosario, from a cruize.

WE YM 0T H, Nov. 12.—1 t blew a gale yesterday from the
southward, but we do not hear of any damage. The gai.! is
abated, and it is now fine weather.

SCILLY, Nov. 10.—On the 3d inst. the Preventive boat, on
the St. .4.larttn's island station, upset in Crow Sound. 31r.
Larance the settler, and 3 men, drowned.
MARGATE, Nov. 12.—Two anchors have been landed here,
one weighing 4cwt. Oqr. 141 b., marked on the shank Boston,
with about 80 fathom cable • Cie other scwt. lqr. 111 b., with
about 70 fathom 10-inch cable.

ilmtwicll, Nov. l2.—Sundry pieces of wreck have drifted
on shore; amongst them the rail of the top-sides of a ship
marked S. D. STAR. ; also the top-sides of a vessel of East
Country oak, nearly new.
MILFORD, Nov. 11.—The Liberty, Kidd, from Newport,
has been brought in here by the Mate and a boy of the brig
Brenton, which fell in with her on Thursday deserted. The
mate and crew were picked up in their own boat by the schooner
Olive, of Falmouth, and have arrived here, having deserted
the Liberty the same day she was picked up.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 11.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the
Britannia, Westle, from London for Seville.

IIuLL, Nov. 10.—The Tartar, from Galip* has been got
off Spurn Point, and is now under quarantine. About 100
casks of oil were landed on the Point.

SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 10.—So adverse were the winds ca

Tuesday last for the arrival of ships at this port (notwithstand-
ing the extensive mercantile trade carrying on here) that, Oct a
vessel, either foreign or coastwise, or even a lighter, was to ha
seen at the Quay—a most extraordinary, and of late unprece-
dented, circumstance. On referring to the books at the Custom-
.

house, it was ascent:Men that such—an incident has not occurred
for nearly a century.—Arrived the Hero, and Stay, from
London ; Acorn, Britannia, Vine, Three Sisters, Two Brothels,
Fleece, and Brot)ers, from :kinderland ; Edward, from Wey-
mouth ; Mary, from Rye ; Friends, from Yarmouth ;
Cabourg, Britannia, and Chest:rtield, from Havre ; (Eolus,
and Speedy, from Gucrns.,y ; Hero, from Jersey; Trafalgar,
from Memel ; Itussel, from Newcastle. Sailed the Sylvanus,
for Newcastle ; Sportsman, for Scilly ; Brilliant, Diligent,
Speedy, for Guernsey ; Speedy Packet, for Jersey; Elizabeth,
for Caen ; Stranger, for Sunderland ; L.dy Graham, for Mon-
trose ; Urania, for Waterford.
LYstiNoTos. Nov. 9.—Arrived the Martin, Liverse?d,
from Sunderland, with loss of anchor and cable, and sails
split ; Dorchester, Swatridge ; Albion, Saxton ; and Mars,
Evans ; from London ; Jane, Hamden ; and Britannia, OrNT,
from Rye; Neptune, Foot, from Swanage. Sailed the Mars,
Evans; for Liverpool; Ann, Harding, for Bristol;
Saxon, for Dartmouth ; Dorchester, Swatridge, for Weymouth ;
Jane, Harden, for Rye.
The American brig Dryade, which was put under quarantir
at the Motherbank, on the ltith ult., for having lost two men of
fever, on her passage from Virginia, and which was suspected
to be of a malignant nature, was on Saturday relessed, and pro-
ceeded to Cowes to discharge her cargo of tobacco into French
vessels, which are there waiting to convey it to Havrz.

COMMERCIAL REPORT
FROM THE 29TH OCTOBER TO THE 10TH NOVEMBER.

Business within the last fortnight has been very uninteresting.
The importers have manifested a strong disposition to realize,
which has had the effect of depreciating several commodities.
This remark is particularly applicable to Rums; about 1,000
puncheons, principally Jamaica, were disposed of by, die
hammer last week. Choice marks, 265. to 30s. Over proof
brought from 2s. to 2s. 4d. per gallon, which were considered
fair prices, whilst those of greater strength, but of ordinary
quality, only brought from Is. 10d. to is. ld. per gallon,
being a reduction of from 3s. to 4s. per gallon, with a stock
bordering upon 40,000 casks (and when 15,060 is considered
a fair average quantity), there does not appear any rational
ground for much amendment ; notwithstanding, the currency is
low beyond precedent. Friday there was some revival of de-
mand, and in some instances, a trifling advance realized.-
The West India Dock Company have seduced the rent
from sevenpence t.e threepence per puncheon, per week.--
B. P. Sugars met a steady demand without alteration in
value. Jamaica, Brown, 51s. to 535. Middling 545. to 5135. Good,
61s. to 695. Fine, 725. to 775. The stock is 67,090 casks, which
is rather less than that of last November. Our importation for.
the ten months this year, shews an excess over the like period
in 1020, of 0,000 casks. Into Liverpool, 5,000 ; 8ri5t01,.1,409 ;
whilst into Glasgow there is a. DEF ICIENCY of 800 casks. Fine
East India Sugars are in good demand at 3s. to 4s. advance ;
Bengal commands from 295. to 345. and Java 31s. to 335.
other sorts are in a great measure unsaleable. The shipments
of Coffee have latterly been very extensive, which have pro-
duced rather a favourable effect upon prices. The stock is
now 8,531 casks, and 16,616 barrels anti hags, which is consi-
derably less than last year. The quantity brought to public
notice latterly has been very insignificant. Domingoes are
established at 100 s. to 103 s. Jamaica Ordinary, 130 a. to yes, -
Good and Fine Ordinary, 975. to 106; Middling and Good
Middling, 108 s. to 121 s. up to 120 s. for Fine Middling, and
which average about 15s. per cwt. lower than last November.
The Cotton Market is excessively heavy ; indeed business is
altogether suspended, so that prices are quite nominal. Yes-
terday the Liverpool merchants brought upwards of 10,000 bales
to auction, and whilst they persevere in this determination to
realize, the present currency must he considered untenable.
Much activity has latterly taken place in Tobacco, which has
caused an advance jd. to Id. The fine new qualities haveattracted
more attention, and from every appearance they will be very
scarce. Stript Leaf middling, 5Ad. to 6d. ; Fine, fifti to 7d. ;
Good, to Fine Old, sd. to 6d. ; Virginia, Fine, 7d. to '
middling ditto, 6d. to qd. Within these few last trays
the speculating disposition has somewhat abated. The quan-
' tity in the warehouses is 11,537 hhds. Yellow Candle
Tallow has sunk to 425., but an active request has fixed.the
price at 435. anti for delivery in February, 445. The latFe
state of this article is dependent upon one point, viz. whet: Tr
the large speculators can pay for the Tallow which they con-
tracted for about six months back, to be delivered in the pre-
sent and succeeding month.