The Sun.
London, England, 1821-09-06 00:00:00

111ERCANTILE ~IiIPPING, Vic.

„ . .
ir, SE Wind S. i'l7.—Arricd the Hopei*
Blind, from Prince Edward's Island, for Weymotith. Arrival
ofr the port the Ann, Winspeall, from St. Andrew's ; and Lady
Juliana, Crosby, from St. John's N.B.

FAL 310 U T ' SEPT. 4.-,Wind S.W.—Arrived the 'Lady
Atabella packet, with a mail from 'Lisbon, in five days ; And
John Read, Feathers, frdm Bahia, sailed Ist July ; she spoke
2d July, in let. 12. long. 38., the Blossom, from Valparaiso for
Pernambuco, leaky.

HARWICH, SE rr. s.—Sailed the Henry Freeling packet for
Cuxhaven ; and Vinszttart packet for Holland—each with
mail.

LivEnrdot, SETT. 4.—The Camillus, Marshall, for Que=
bee, got on shore on the North Bank in going out. The Mi-
das, from Bombay for this port, out 180 days and short of pro.
visions, was spoke with on the Ist June in lat. 36 long. 35, by
the Jane, Wittberger, from this port for Darien, which put
into Savannah short of provisions. •
DOVER, SEPT. s.—Arrived off the port the Vancouver'
Leach, in 132 days from Batavia for Amsterdam.
DEAL, SEPT. 3.—Wind W. S.W.—Arrived and sailed for
the River, the Nancy, Stephenson, from Madras, Calcutta, &c.;
Fingal, Lumgain, from Cadiz; Elizabeth, Scher, from New
York, in 211 days ; Jane, Grainger ; Patton, Richter ; Mary,
Cleland; and Amazon, Holder, from Jamaica; Georgiana,
Wilson, from Berbice ; Barclay, Roberts, from Havannah ;
and Phcenix, Hutchins, from New Orleans. The latter has
been supplied with two new cables from here,. and remains.
Came down from the River and remain, the London, All-
worthy, for Quebec; and Isabella, Nickols, for the Cape of
Good Hope.

The East India Company's ship Vansittart was to proceed on
her voyage to Bombay from St. Helena, on the 28th of June.

WEST INDIA PIRACIES.--A letter from the
Agent to Lloyd's at Nevis, of the 28th July, re-
ceived yesterday, mentions some additional in.'
stances of the depredations committed on Euro-
pean commerce in the West Indies, so much
complained of by merchants as originating in the
neglect of the ships of war on that station. In
the week preceding the above date, three ves-
sels, of what nation is not mentioned, principally
freighted with coffee and clayed sugar, were car-
ried into Five Islands, as prizes to a piratical
schooner, cruising under one of the Patriot flags
of South America. Their cargoes were all sold
at St. Bartholomew's, the usual spot for such
transactions.

SOUTHAMPTON, SEPT. 3.—The Duke of SUSSEI
left us on Saturday last on a visit to Mr. DENT,
at Christ Church. His Royal Highness was to
return to town on the following day, and was
expected to reach Kensington Palace on . Tues-
day night.
MA I DENHEAD.-bur Correspondent regrets to
acquaint us of a severe accident which has befal-
lon the lion. F. J. NEEDIIAM, M. P. ; at the
same time, he with pleasure adds, the lion.
Member is fast approaching to convalescencee'---
( lorning Paper.)
ANDOVER, SEPT. 3.—ELOPEMENT EXTRAOII.
DINARY.-Our little town has been thrown into
a state of strong excitement, by a circumstance
which has taken place within these few days:
Miss —, who was teacher at a boarding-school,
has absconded with Mr. , a married man,
who was agent to a house of respectability in
London, in the wine trade. Under a pretence of
collecting debts for his employers, the gentleman
had quitted his residence some days before; and
the young lady, a few days after, took a chaise
for Basingstoke, where she was joined by her
gallant, who, it is feared, has been but too suc-
cessful in raising the supplies at the expence of
his principals. The fair fugitive is an interesting
girl, of good connections in this neighbourhood;
and about 18 years of age ; while her inamorato
is a dull heavy sort of man, approaching to 30.
They are about to proceed to the Cape of Good
Hope,-it is stated, to establish themselves as new,
settlers.—(From an Evening Paper.)
Mr., Mrs., and the two elder Misses ASIIE, on
their way from Manchester, where they had been
engaged at the Gentleman's Subscription Concert,
were overturned last Sunday, in a stage coach,
between Worcester and Tewkesbury, in conse-
quence of the linch-pin of one of the front wheels not
being properly secured ; fortunately, at, the tithe
the coach was overturned it was close to a full
grown hedge, on which 14 outside passengers
were thrown, and in consequence escaped without
any broken bones, though with slight bruises and
scratches from the' hedge. Mrs. ASIIE and her
daughters escaped unhurt, but Mr. ASIIE received.
a violent contusion on his left shoulder.

There has been such an immense /number of
fish caught' at Scarborough during the summer,
that very large haddocks (newly caught) have
been sold at Sd. the score.

Thursday last, a labourer, in the employ of Mr. Every, of
Duloe, Cornwall, whilst engaged in the business of the harvest,
dropped down and suddenly expired, supposed from excessive
fatigue during the oppressive heat of the weather. He has left
a wife and four children.

This morning the prisoners who stand com-
mitted on charges of felony were removed from
the several gaols in London and Middlesex to
Newgate, preparatory to their taking their trials
at the Old Bailey. Sessions, which commence on
Wednesday next.—The Sessions of the Peace for
Middlesex commence at the Sessions House,
Clerkenwell-green, on Monday next.