The Sun.
London, England, 1821-09-11 00:00:00

MtIICANTILit &c.

DEAL, SEPT. 10.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived and sailed for
the River the Lady Nlelville, Stewart, 'from China ; Sisters,
Rigmaiden, from Jamaica ; Harmony, Gray, from Oporto ;
Ranger, May, from the South Seas (a full ship) ; and Timan-
dra, Price, from Bengal.. Came down frbm the River and re-
main the Langford, Anthony, for Berhice ; Chevy Chace,
Johnson, for Liverpool, and several more. Sailed the Ann,
Lewis, for -Hull.

Po RT MO 1/ T SEPT. 19.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived his
Majesty's ships Tartar, from the coast of Africa and Jamaica ;
and Salisbury, from the West Indies. Also the Cumberland,
Mattison, fliom Dantzic; Pyrennees, Clark, from the Downs
for Jamaica ; Rosslyn Castle, Hipburn, from ditto for New
Brunswick; Isabella, Nichols, from ditto for the Cape of Good
hope; and the Williams, Smith, from Lisbon. Sailed his
Majesty's ship Tyne for the West Indies.

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FALMOUTH, SEPT. 9—Wind variable.—Sailed the Oro.
zi:Pbo, Stow, for. London. The under-mentioned packets will
sail this afternoon should the wind come round to the East-
ward :—Stanmer, for Lisbon; Lady Mary Pelham, for the
Mediterranean ; and Francis Freeling, for the Brazils.
Hanwlcti, SEPT. 10.—Arrived the Castlereagh packet from.
Cuxhaven ; and Princess Charlotte, ditto, from Tlcaland,
with a mail. Also the Hoax-strand, fleiss, from Christiana,
with loss of two anchors a.'ld part cable. The Merven,, Brack,
from Newcastle, has been brought in here by a Salvage smack,
leaky.
YARMOUTH, SEPT. 10.—The Albion, from Miramichi,
spoke the crew of the British Queen, going up to Quebec with
their boats and stores, the vessel having been lost on the Island
of Anticosti.

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_The undermentioned East India Company's Shins arrived
as
,follows, Viz. i—Dunira, of the Wight, the Bth instant ;
:Marquess Huntley- off' the Start, ditto; dittri ; Lady Melville,
off the Wight; the 9th ins-tar.t. The -Dunira and Marquess of
fluntly, passed through •the. Downs yesterday for the River.
The Dumra was dispatched from China 'on the 10th March.
The Marques of Huntley and Lady left China on
the 20th illaroh, and St. Helena on the 29th July.

A Letter of Saturday, from .FALSIOUTII, contains-the .
fol-
lowing information :—.4 Arrived ylsterday, after post, me ship
Loyalist, Parkyn • Master, from London, bound to St.'John's,
New Brunswick, 'having carried away her maintop-mast; the
Emma, Good, from Southampton; and the Urania, Coq, from
Guernsey. Sailed the brig Allies, Kirton, Ibr Corunna, with
hides, &c. from Buenos. Ayres, and the ship Success, Lilly-
crap, St. John's, New Brunswick.-Orders were this day
received for the sailing of tile following packets, but the wind
being contrary, they arc prevented, viz. :—Freeling, Capt.-Cun-
ningham, with Mails of the 4th inst., for the Brazils ; Staniner,
Capt. Sutton, with mails of the same date, for Lisbon ; and
Pdham, Carey, with mails for the Meditezranean. The Duke of
York packet, with mails for America, and the Salisbury packet,
with mails for Jamaica, aredetained till the arrival of Monday's
pOst. Account. \ereceived last eyening, that several I ar.;re shoals
of fish were seen in Mount's Bay, and that. some of the scans
have shot, so that great hopes may be entertained that .we may
yet have a favourable catch of pilchards. About 20 hogsheads
were taken on Thursday evening in Gerrard's Bay.—The
Carmarthen packet, Captain Phillip, which foundered off St.
Iva., had- on board about 29001. worth of plate and books be-
longing to a gentleman in Wales,. all of which are lost.—ln
consequence of a quantity of tea, &c. (supposed to belong to
the common seamen) found on board the Arabella packet, on
the Lisbon station, at this port, she is seized by the officers of
his Majesty's Customs, but expected to be released again im-
niediately.—A quantity of gunpowder was also seized from on
board the Freeling packet, now under sailing orders. .The
packet will be suffered to proceed."

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 9.—Lord AUCKLA,ND ar-
rived here yesterday, and was to have sailed this
morning for Bourdeaux, in the Tyne sloop of
war ; but, as it is blowing a gale from the south-
ward, with hazy and rainy weather, her depar-
ture will probable• be delayed till the, wind be-
come more favourable. Mr. BENT, the Member
for Totness, is stated tosbe going out iu the same
ship to Demarara.

' The White Market at Leeds Cloth Hall, on
Saturday last, was the best that has been known
. for several years ; for ladies' cloth there was very
considerable demand. In the Coloured • Hall
there was also a good market, and drab coatings
.were in great request.—(Doncaster Gazette.) •
ARUNDEL, SEPT. O.—T he supply of .niutton
and lamb, at this market, on 'Tuesday last was large, and being
generally of the very best quality, met ready sale, tne former at
2s. Bd. to 3s. 6d. per stone, the latter 3s. Bd. to 4s. Beef was in
good demand, and the whole , was eagerly bcught up, at
rather mote money than last market day. Very little doing in
the Corn Market : Wheat 141. to 151. ; for white samples as
high 'as 171. was asked ; barley 245. to 284. ; oats 20s. to 255. ;
new pease, 335. to 345. per quarter.—The harvest goes on
slowly, very little corn •being. housed to the
.eastward of
this place, and much complaint of blight in the wheat,
particularly on the coast, Where it was laid before coming into
ear ;_ the quantity and quality are in consequence very much in-
jured. Every other sort of grain is considered highly productive.

ImPonTANT CAsr.--The following case, which
is both novel and important, will be tried before the Judges at
Glasgow, at the ensuing Circuit. In the 23d year of the reign
of King George the Second, a statute was passed, which prohi-
bits the sending off artificers out of the kingdom, -and also the
exportation of utensils used in any of the manufactures of Great
Britain or Ireland. This statute declares " that any person who
shall be convicted of having persuaded any workman or artificer
of or in any of the manufactures of C at Britain or Ireland to
leave the Kingdom, and go into any foreign country, not within
the dominions of the Crown, shall forfeit the sum of .E5OO, and
be imprisoned in the common jail for the space of twelve calendar
months, without hair or .nainprize, and until such forfeiture
be paid." Some time since Messrs. Robert Thompson and Son,
manufacturers, Hutcheson Town, Gorbals; invented- and
established a manufacture of a particular kind of carpets, com-
posed of. cotton warp and woollen weft. These carpets
formerly had a great sale in the United States of -America.
Robert Lee, residing at Soutlicroft, parish of Rutherglen,
is charged with having, contrary to the above statute, per-
suaded and engaged James Mitchell, carpet weaver, to leave
the employment of Robert Thomson and Son, and -to go to
the United States of Atherica; and also with having ob-
tained and attempted to send with him a machine similar
to the carpet looms of Robert Thomson and Son. Mitchell
sailed front Greenock for New York en the '2sth September,
1320. On his arrival in that town, he entered the service of
John and Nicholas Haight, and instructed them to establish a
manufactory of carpets, precisely similar to those manufactured
by Robert Thomson and Son. Messrs. Haight having pro.
cured a patent from the American Government, as the inven-
tors of this description of carpets, the sale of those of Robert
Thomson and Son, and all the carpets of the same description,
was consequently interdicted in the State of New York, to the
serious loss of Robert Thomson and Son, and to the injury of
the Trade and Manufactures of this Kingdom. R. Lee was
apprehended on the above charge, but was admitted to bail.—
(Edinburgh Courant, Sept. 8.)

Last week the young Duke of Buccr.rucm,
passing through Bothwell with his brother and
sister, threw a 101. note from the carriage win-
dow to the children who were cheering the part
as they passed.—(Glasgow Courier.)
The Duke of YORK has, upon an application
made to his Royal Highness, condescended to
act as Steward of the next Egham Races, which
take place on the 25th instant.

The LORD CHANCELLOR of Ireland is at pre-
sent on a visit to T. A. SMITH, Esq. at his ro-
mantic seat of Vaynol, near Bangor.
The'Bishop of OXFORD has, for some time past,
been holding Visitations and Confirmations in the
Diocese of Durham, for the venerable Prince
Bishop, who is now upwards of 90 years of age.
PREFERRED.--The Rev. ROBERT CROCKETT,
M. A. of Btasenose College, Oxford, to the Rec-
tory of Nailson cam Normanton, Leicestershire.