The Sun.
London, England, 1817-12-18 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

Mot TROSE, DEC. I4.—The Forth, GatAve**
of Aberdeen, bound to Leith, in making this
Barbour, about one o'clock to-day, got on tbo
Amet, and in little more than an hour she upset,
and all on board perished.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. 16.—8 y the Brown, arrives
here yesterday, we learn that she experienced
severe hurricane on the 21st October, when 0'
Martinique, which lasted six hours : she pickte,
up three of the crew of the schooner Mary,witieb
bad been blown out of Martinique. The Steno:Kt
from Calcutta, was on shore in the Rock Gut-."
she has been lightened, and got off without
mage. Put back the Knight of Kerry, for Slit;t
with loss of main-top-mast.
TEIGNMOUTH, DEC. 16.—A letter from POOP
mouth to the Collector of Exeter states, that 0
boat had been picked up, about a mile and a halt
from that port, on the 9th inst., with the nail°
" Tates -Hill, of Exeter, ANDERSON," on it°
stern. On the Bth, a brig was seen on her side,
between two and three leagues from this port. it
adds, that a brig is an shore near St. Ives—care
and crew saved. Arrived at this port the Meted'
rius, ROSINDALL, from Lisbon for Abberg, with
sails split.

FALMOUTH, DEC. Is.—Arrived the Jong Mil,
helmina, PARTERTION, from Rollind, and intisi
discharge ; Blucher, M'Leon, from Leith fd
Buenos Ayres, with loss of bowsprit, and part 01
her cargo damaged ; the Edisher, from Londos
for Buenos Ayres, and the Golden Grove, froes
ditto for the Cape ; and the American ship Hun'
ter, DAVIS, in 25 days, from Norfolk.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC: 17.—Put back his Majes'
ty's ships Andromache and Falmouth. Arrives
his Majesty's ship Tigress ; also the Mars, We'
LERTU, from Havre, with loss of main boom ; and
the Courier, MANUEL, trom St. Maloes. Went
out of harbour the Sarah transport, for Malta,
and Christiana transport for ditto, with victualling
stores. This morning it blew pike a gale, but
we have not heard of any damage.
DEAL, DEC. 17.—Arrived, and sailed for the
River, the Perseveragee, PROPERT, from Que'
bee ; Duke of York, WELLER, from Honduras;
and Ridlap, STUD, from Lisbon. Came down
from the River the Rapid, for Barbadoes ; Are.
dersons, for St. Vincent's ; Richard, for Deme•
rara ; Merlin, for Jamaica ; Prince of Orange!
for Pernambuco ; Neptune, for Botany Bay;
John, for Marseilles; Elizabeth, for Rio Ja.•
neiro ; Vittoria, for Ceylon, FOrt St. George, &c.;

and George, for Tobago,--The Lord Lynedoch
East Indiaman lost an anchor last night.
LEITH, DEC. 15.—Seliaral vessels have beef
obliged to run on shore—names not known.

BATH, DEC. 16.—The QUEEN and the Prim.
cess BLIZAtETH visited the Pump Room agaitl
this morning. The Duke of (LARENCE, though
better titan he was last night, was still too much
indisposed to be able to attend his august Rcla.
tives. Notwithstanding the rain poured almost
in torrent's, the Pump Room was very full s'
early as eight o'clock. In consequence of th#
heavy and incessant rain, the QUEEN'S intended
excursion to. the seat of Sir C. CopatteoTort is
postponed, and no part of the Royal Family have
been out since their return front the Pump noon,
in the morning.
BRIGHTON, DEC, 16.—The REGENT, owing to
the inclemency of the weather, is obliged to take
exercise in the Riding School. Workmen are be
sily employed in the interior of the Pavillion every
night till ten o'clock, for the purpose, it is said,
of getting apartments ready for her MAJESTY'
who is expected immediately after Chris mas
The Duke of MONTROSE arrived at the Paeilioo
at four o'clock this afernoo_n, and dined with the
REGENT.

On- Saturday next the Lottery will finish
when the Foua Grand Prizes of £20,000, and
all the other Capitals, must be drawn. A fes✓
Tickets and Shares are still on Sale at both of
WEBB's fortunate Offices, 9, Curnhill, and 11,
Ludgate-street.

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