The Sun.
London, England, 1821-12-03 00:00:00

AIERCANTILE SHIPPING, &c.

DEAL, DEC. 2.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived yesterday and
remain the Innes, Russ, from Iktierara ; and Manley, Ben,
nett, from Berbice. Arrived in Dungeness Roads the Wel-
lington, ,Peasley, from London for St. Vincent's. Put back
the John, Rickards, for Tobago. Arrived to-day and sailed
for the Rii-er the Wellington, Arrowsmith, from flondUras ;
and Electra, Robinson, from Philadelphia. Came doWn from
the River and remain the Ilope, Wilson, for Tobago; Emerald,
Murray, for Belfast; Abeona, Turner, for Jamaica;. and
Young Protius, Holmes, for Hayti. Sailed the Trumbull,
RathboUrn, for Ranisgate Harbour. Put back the Burleigh,
for Tobago ; end several others names unknown.

FiSlicirAnri, No F. 30.—Yesterday mornin&• the sloop
Mary, of 40 tons, belonging to Newport, took fire by sornz
accident, and was burnt to the keel at that place.
PORTSMOUTH, DEc. 2.—Wind W.—Arrived yesterday
the Flora, 'Lean, from St. Andrew's, N. 8., for Bristol,
having been forced up Channel by the late gales.
L wind blew most tremendous last night
from the S.E., and towards morning from the W. A ship is
reported to have passed the Humber diSmastcd. Arrived the
Collings, from 11 ells for Gainshorough, with loss of anchors
and cables.

Extract of a Later from the Agents to Lloyd's, at Deal,
dated 2nd inst. :—" During the night of the nth ult. the
rudders of the boats usually employed here to carry off anchors
an:i cables were unshipped, and removed in carts, with the
Mowed intention of preventing their assisting ships requiring
them (with the exception of saving lives alone), until certain
alleged grievances are redressed ; and a deputation of the boat.
men have just informed us that the boats arc not to go off until
this is done. At least 100 sail of valuable vessels are in the
Downs."

DIRT MOUTH, DEC. I.—An anchor of about 8 cwt., with
a wood stock, has been taken up in this harbour and landed
here.

RAMSGATE, DEc. 2.—A chain anchor of 16 cwt., hawks
made, wood stocked, and about 60 fathoms I.j inch cable (chain);
also 3 fathoms of 13 inch patent cable, spliced with man buoy
Aid buoy rope ; another anchor of 15 cwt. wood stocked, and
1 fathom rope cable ; and another anchor, iron stocked, about
4 cwt., and tIO fathoms of chain, have all been picked up at
Dungeness and landed here. Arrived the Plenty, Buttle,
from London for Plymouth, with her pauls of windlass upset ;
Dorset, Hart, from London for Gijon, with loss of anchor and
cable and broke another ; anti Felicite, Coulon, from Dunkirk,
with loss of 2 anchors and cables.

NEWHAVEN, DEC. 2.—The Mary Ann, Moore, from
Bremen for St. Thomas's, has been brought in here, having
been out 24 days, and sprung. a-leak.
MinyoßD, DEC. I.—,irnved the Lord Everington, Day,
from Wat'Aford, with loss of bulwarks. The brig Betsy,
Partridge, from Bristol for Guernsey, in taking the ground,
has strained herself. The Thomas, Bully, from Greenock,
parted one cable and cut another last night, but has - got safe
into Pretty Pill Creek.
RYE, I)Ec. I.—The French sloop Julie, Thomas, from Si.
Tlrsciex, for Rotterdam, came on shore last night, twomilcs
west of this ilsrbour ; crew saved, and hopes are entertained
of getting the vessel off.
LrmlNG•rois- Nov. 2.—The John Baker, Aulaley, from
London for Leghorn, drove on shore in the River on Thursday
night, and it is feared will be obliged to discharge part of her
cargo to get her oir.
PAL M 0 UTII, PEC. I.—Wind W.—Arrived, yesterday, the
Marchioness of Queensberry packet, with mails for. America :
from New York in 21 days; andito-day the Duke of Marlbo-
rough packet, with a mail from Lisbon ; sailed the 18th ult.
Livlin row., DEC. I.—We experienced last night one of
the most terrific gales of wind known here for the last I() years :
The Albion, Williams, from New York; Elizabeth, Peach,
from Savannah ; Betsy, from Dublin ; CreScent, Wilson, bound
to Clyde ; and :Aurora, Wilson, bound to Buenos Ayres., were
driven on shore during the gale ; and a great number of small
craft are sunk in the Dock Basons.

The Rupture, Niaxweli, from Baltimore for Liverpool, and
Trafalgar tram Dublin, were driven on shore in Pwlheley Bay,
on Friday night.
The Aristides, fro„, -Liverpool for New (Moans, has been
captured by Pirates, anti ran on shore near Port Antonio, and
it was feared it would be wrecked.

Sir THOMAS LAWRENCE has had a spacious and
convenient room set apart for him in the King's
Palace, at Pimlico, by command of his MAJESTY,
since his return from attending the Congress,
where he took the likenesses of the Sovereigns,
the Diplomatic, and other distinguished charac-
ters attending that tnentiorable assembly. Sir
THomis is proceeding. with the finishing of them
in the room in the Palace, where his MAJESTY
has lately sat for Sir TnomAs.

THE MA RKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, Dtc. 3.

We hays had many fresh arrivals since last Monday, and
with what remains on hand, makes a very large supply, but we
still remain in a state of stagnation ; as to sales, having no
buyers, the prices merely nominal- for every thing. The best
runs of Barley maintain last4week's prices, but the inferior not
at all in demand ; the same with Pease and Oats; Flour has
fallery3s. per sack this day. The supply of all sorts of Grala
over abundant. _ _ _

Wheat, Ohl 54s 6.1 s Grey Peas qss 278
New 36s 58s Beans, New 185,t.24s
Rye --,,1s 2tis - Old '7s3-is
Barley lBs 28s Oats 17s 278
Malt 518 60s Flour, per sack sos 55s
White Pease .... ....... 28s :34s