The Sun.
London, England, 1821-11-16 00:00:00

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The Loyal. Briton
_anj Brilliant transpatt§,
with the Ist division of the 91st Regiment ott
board, sailed frorti d►reenoek on the 10th inst. for
Jamaica:

The Scith are arrived here from Bristol, under'
Major Baird, to form,our garrison.—( Waterford
Xirror) Nov. I%)

11811,CANTILk SHIPPING, Sze.

Pi.km:ot.illf, Nov. 14.-IVind.S.S.E.—ArriVed the Mari•
Sumersall, from Demerara for London ; Glory, Powers, from
London for-Honduras, With sails split. Ai-rived off the port
the Dutch ship Middleburg, Wising, from China and Batavia
for Amsterdam. The Mars spoke on the Ist of Noverriber, in
lat. 43. 58, long. 35. 33., the Rufus, King, from Liverpool
for New York, with loss of foremaSt, bowsprit, mizentop-
. must, 6.c., and intended to proceed to Payal Or Lisbon to re.
pair. Also On the 10th of November, in long. 7t. spoke the
Windsor Castle, Lee, from London for India.
PonTsmotrtli' Nov. Li.—Wind'S.L-Sailed his llajeSty's
ship Camelion for Plymouth.
DEAL, S.W.—Came down from the Rivet
the Hibberts, Peal ' • Melpomene, Snell ; Princess- Charlotte,
Bully ; Sir Edward Hamilton, Bell ; Richard and Sibella,
Barclay; and Arm, GOONlin, for Jamaica; Marianiie; Parker,
for the Cape; Jason, Davidson, for Malta; and Standard,
Lotherington, for Madeira, dc. Arrived and sailed for the
River the John Howard, Smith, frOm Quebec;; Salus; front
the Mediterranean ; and Good.intent, Proctor, from BuenosAyres ; the latter remains. •

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FaLmottni, Nov. 14.—NVInd S.S.W.—llie ship Urania,
Rinsch, which ran on shore near the Lizard :in-July, 'on her
voyage from Bahia to liamburgh, and brought in here, sailed•
this morning, after being repaired,. and taking on board most
of her cargo.

Yesterday morning, about one o'clock, some of
the ‘prisoners confined in the third fiat of the
north side of Bridewell, suCceeded in forcing out
one of the stannchions of the window of the
room in which they were confined, frail Whence
two of them let themselves down to the yard.—
Being overheard by the sentinel on duty, he fir(cl,
when they were both secured, and safely lodged
in their old quarters.—(Gitagozo Cow iee, Su-
vember 13.)

DARING Rosurtttrs.—Wednesday afternoon,
between three and four o'clock, as „Mr. Rourrt-r
MESSER, of High Holborn; was walking
.in the
high road, near the George publichOue, at
Hampstead, he perceived a great number of
persons coming towards him, huntiug,a huge bul•-•
lock, which appeared to be almost mad, , ..He
en-
deavoured to avoid them, but-they 'took care
he should not, for when they came up to'him three
or four of them surrounded and robbed him
of his watch and appendageS. -As the thieve
were leaving him he, seized the one .who had elle-.
watch by the skirt of the coat, upon which
the ruffian struck him several times in the
Stomach, and at length:he got,away., but not till
Mr. Messer -had. torn off his skirt. The fellow
had
,not got far when he stopped, and Mr. ?lesser
ran towards him, but had advanced, only a few .
yards when he was tripped op by another
of the gang, and he then 'gave iip, the pursu,it: ,
The watch was a gold one, and with the 'chain
and seals, was worth about SO guineas.
DacAnrur. SToinl.--Triday and 'Saturday.
se'nnight thee neighbourhood..of Myfod, Moat- ,
goineryshire, was visited by an inundation mu
re
-sitdden than has been remembered 25
years. From Peny lion to Myfod the water rose'
to the height .of nearly four feet; and at the
latter place the houses were inundated 'two
feet deep.. A farmer, named Griffith Evans, for=
merly of Peniarth, left Llaufyllin on horseback-.
on. Filday evening, and was found drowned iti
the flood, a short distance from that place; it •
supposed the unfortunate man was in liquor..The*.
rapid rise of the Severn at Shrewsbury was':
extraordinary On the coast of Wales, many
accidents- at sea occurred during a df-eadlnr',
gale of wind from the north-west. Several fishing'
boats on the Carnarvonshire coast were'. lost ;
three fishing-boats were upset, near Penmaen
Mawr, with five men in each, who were all
drowned. In one of the late gales, a herring-boat
belonging to New-quay, Cardiganshire, was lost,
and. the Master (John Evans), his two sons, and
three, other persons unhappily perished.--=(Bath
Chronicle.)