The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-27 00:00:00

ADDITIONAL ARTICLE.

,
As it may sometimes happen that a Swedish or Norwegian
vessel trading to the possessions held by the British East India
Company in the East Indies,
.under the Eighth Article of. the
Convention of this date, may find it expedient to dispoee of the
whole or part of her cargo, on her homeward-bound
,voyage, in
other ports than those of Sweden and Norway, it is hereby
agreed, that any such vessel may proceed, with such cargo, to
Any foreign place or port whatsoever, not being within the limits
of the Eaet India Company's Charter, and excepting the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and its dependencies.
The present Additional Article shall have the same force and
validity as if it were inserted, word for word, in the Convention
signed this flay. It shall be ratified, and the ratifications shall
be exchanged at the same time.
In witness, whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed
the same, and have affixed thereto the seals of their arms.
Done at London, the eighteenth day of March, in the
year of oar Lord one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-six.,
) GEORGE CANNING.
(L.S.) WILLIAM I:IIiSKISSON.

. (L. S.) STIERNELD,

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

His Majesty's ship Athol, Captain Murray, arrived at the Caps
of Good Hope from Sierra Leone, bound 'to India, captured on
ker passage the Brazilian vessel Active, with 168 slaves on board,
Which she sent into Sierra Leone.
The Lively, Captain Elliot, C. B. arrived at Plymouth on the
22d ; and Adventure, and Beagle, sailed on the 28d for South
America:
Mr. Wheeler, Midshipman of the Coast Blockade, has been
promoted to the rank of Lieutenant, for his conduct against a
party of snmug►glers.
Mr. John Wilson has been appointed Supernumerary Surgeon
of the Java.
Mr. Robert Maxwell, has been appointed Supernumerary As-
sistant-Surgeon of the Victory ; Mr. James M'Alister, Assistant—
Surgeon of the Martial; Mr. Graham Acton, supernumerary
Assistant-Surgeon of the Ramillies.

LLOYDS'.—(Turs DAY.)
DEAL, MAT 26..—Wind 6.E.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the St. Vincent Planter, Boyd, from Jamaica ; Africa,
Skelton, from the Isle of France; Cognac, Barton, from Cork.
Remain, the Brilliant, Pattison, from Honduras; Favourite,
Royal, from Havanneh, and the Indian Queen, Baker,frorn New
York, the latter with loss of anchor and cable. Passed at the
back of the Goodwin, the Two Brothers, Meek, from Bahia;
Effort, Parker, from Charleston, and Fortuna, Ebert, from Oporto.
POILTSUOUTH, MAT 26.—Wind S.E.—Arrived the Ibis,
Smith, from Oporto ; His Majesty's ship Blonde from Plymouth.
Passed by the Buckinghamshire, Glaspole, from China, and Peter
Proctor, —, from Dominica. Sailed the Morley, Halliday, for
Madras and Bengal.
PLIMOUTII, MAT 25.—Wind N.E.—Arrived his Majesty'.
ship Romnay, from —, off the port ; the Pearls, Wilson, front
London, for South America.
FALMOUTH, MAT 25.—Wind N.—Arrived the Elizabeth, Or-
feur, from Calipola ; Louisa, Blake, from Cork; and the Mar-
shall, Brisk, from London ; off the port, the Louisa, Robertson,
from Cantpeachy ; and Julia, Sargeant, from St. Domingo.
Dovea, MAY 26.—Off the port, the Maria, Vanderburg, from
Batavia; Marianne, Schmidt, from Oporto • Orion, Vick, from
Baltimore; Neptune, Kogan, from Rio; and the Ariadne, Sur..
gauge:), from St. Thomas's.

NORTH AND SOUTH 'AMERICAN COFFEE-HOUSE,
(Tilts nay.)
The Washington, Craig, and Ceres, Rees, from Liverpool, si
Charleston.
Th. Indian Queen, Baker, of and from New York for Bre-
men, got entangled with the Goodwin Sand yesterday morning,
but was extricated by boats from Deal, with lois of anchor and
cable, and brought into the Downi.
The Draper, of and from Baltimore, for Rotterdam, pawedby
Deal May 26 ; all well ; sailed from Baltimore the 21st ult.
The Dutch ship Yrow Maria, Captain Van Dubtargh, and the
Dutch ship Wilhelmina, Verloop, both from Batavia for Rotter-
dam, passed.by Deal May 26.
The Dutch ship Maria Hengenitar, Rymbend, from Surinam,
for Rotterdam, passed by the Downs the 26th of May.
The ship Tartar, of Boston, Capt. Thou. R. Gregory, from
Manilla, passed the Downs the 26th May.
The Favourite, Royal, from Havannah, for St. Pitersburg h, ar-
rived in the Downs.

The following vessels bound to England had arrived at St.
'He-
lena, viz. —Princess Charlotte of Wales, Biden ; David Scott,
Thornhill ; and Eliza, Sutton, from Bengal ; Lord Ilungarfordv
Talbert, from Madras; and Mired, Lamb, from Bombay.
Arrived off the Start the John, --, from the Mauritus; in
the Downs the Salmis, Hearn, from Jamaica.
St. Hetes*, APRIL S. Eliza, Sutton, arrived to-day
from Bengal in '7l tlaYev experienced a severe hurricane off the
Maurithis, and three days afterwards fell iu with a Dutch vessel
which had lost het formula ad bowsprit.