The Sun.
London, England, 1821-06-04 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

lan-mnrodi, JUNE I.—Arrived the Albion, Parer, frond
Calcutta. The Brampton,- Aiia, and Timandra, arrlved. ito •
Calcutta from London 23d January:. The Egfrid, Woodman;
and Windsor Castle; were to sail from Calcutta in all Janitarr •
GRAVESEND, JUNE 1.-=Sailed the Andromeda, Stewart,.
for; Madras. -
DEAL, JUNE 3.—Wind. N. E.—Came down from the River
yesterdly and sailed the Abberton, Gilpin, for Madras and '
Pengal ; „Radius, Deleno, for Nei/ York g. and Lord Cochran....-,
Mead, for Naples. Passed by for:the River-the William garris, .
Harris, from Jatilaica.. Camcdown from the River to-day and
sailed the Pocklingtdp, Briggs, for Jamaica; Martha, fols,
Gibraltar; and Catharine, Knox; for -Madras,. &c. ; the atter
remains. . .

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PORTSMOUTH, W JUNE 2.—On .eelnead# the Iphigenia,
Capt. Hyde Parker, sailed for Prymputh; to be paid offi'
Thursday. the Active, Sir James Alexander Gordon,- sailed,. td..
cruise in the Channel in company With the new. frigate Seripga;
patam;, yesterday the Redwing, Captain Mum, sailed fOr the
Cork station,—Arrived the Redpole,' 'Captain flay, 'froth -a-;
cruise ; the Icarus, Cantain•Eliot, can* into Harliefir on Mort; ..
()Ay, to be paid off; the Tyne, `AG, Captain I.K. White,. will sail
t)-morrow ofi a cruise, she hiiving been placed under the Otters
of our Commander-in-Chief.—On ThUrklay the Dutch briir of -
war Courier, from Plymouth, bound to' the Texel, put into .
Spithead with contrary ; ~she will se.iLafrain to-inorroW.—
't ha Capt. Graham, will arriVe here in. a fey.; days.
froM the Eastward, and will proceed hence to the Brazils.--.:
The Hyperian,• '42, Captain Lillierap, is appointed to convey;
General the Earl of Chatham to Gibraltar. • His. Lordillip,.ll4
Governor of tMt 'Portras, is in future to reside there—Yester.=.
day the Rcse, 18, 'commissioned a few days .since -by Capt.
Cloives,- was.launchel:at this Dockyard. Captain Askew gag-
Commissioned the Mattis Lieuta. Lord John Churchill and
Mein,-are rippcinted to her. Capt W. It Dawkins to the
eon.—An order has been received at thiS Dock-yard to rednes
about thirty 31/ipwrights, who are to fill the situation of house
carPenters, and the same nuMber of carpenters are to be dn.,
ploved as labOurcr6.
PonTsmOuTii, 3,—Wind S. E.—Sailed hiS Ma-
jesty's ship Tyneon a cruize; And the Atlas, Reed, for Trieste.
PLYMOUTH, Ji7NE 1.--Whid S. W.—Arrived the Com=-
mercial, Tblbet, from Marseilles for London, out 53 days',
LmouTll, .Tura: I.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Union,
Rae, from Albea for London ; and the Success, and Robert and
Mary, from- London. Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, with
a mail, for Lisbon ; Industry, Perriam, for Gibraltar;
Bradfield, for Antwerp Ben JonsoN Smith ; Union packet,
Rae; and Nassau, Tremayne, for London.
PADSTOIiri JUNE Flying Fish, Jones, in enterir'tg-
this Harbour in a gale of wind, missed stays, and was driven
on the rocks, where she will go to piedes ; most of the mater's
have been saved.

NEvrs, /I.l>nit m' last (of the. 17th tikytlle
French Squadron has taken, off St. Bartholomew, an armed Ship
of 13 guns, fitted out at that island, and sent her tc Martinique.
Commodore Jollie, in a brig under the Venezuelan flag, was
near being captured by them. A' sloop has arrived this Morn-
ing from St. Bartholomew's, and brings advice that six vessels,
some of them large schooners, had got in there, laden with wines
Ilavannah sugars, &c. taken out of vessels Wbich had been car-
tied into Saba by a piratical brig which was off St. Bartholo,
mew's, full of prize goods. Piratical vessels are very numerous
off Porto Rico, and Cley board and plunder every vessel they
come in with."

COWES, 'JUNE 2.—The ship Nepos, Captain Colins, sailed
from this place, for Philadelphia, on Saturday last, and took
out several emigrants, from the island, among whom *ere Mr:
John Pittis, on his return ; George Hearn, Esq. of Kerb, a
wealthy farmer, and family; Mr. _HO:ter, of Street.place
Mr. Cooper, of Wellow ;. Mr. Abraham Miller; of Blackwa=
ter, and family ; and several others, amounting altogether to
upwards of 60 individuals, near the whole of whom were na-
tives, and contant residents of the island.

• • The East India Company's ship Castle Huntly arrived off
&illy the 110th ult. ; she was dispatched from China in oein..
pang with the Prince Regent on the 27th January, arrived at
St. Helena on the 10th April, and sailed from thence for Eng-
land on the 15th.--The Prince Regent parted company fi4..
Table Bay on the 21st March, in lat. 34. 10. S.- long. 2b:'45.
E.—The Republic left St. Helena fur Bencoolen on the 15th of
..he. Martin, 20-gun sloop, was commissioned on aronday,
by Captain C. C. Askew.—Lieut. Lord H. J. Spencer Churchill'
is appointed to the Martin. • Lieut. D. Leary -.ls appointed to
the Atboll, vice .T. S. Murray, appointed to the Albion.--Licut..
Mitchell, R. M. to the Queen Charlotte.—Lieut.' S. E. Gook,
to the Glasgow.—Mr. R. Green, Purser, to the Rbse. :7'

DEPTFORD DOCK-YARD.
The intended reductions and new establishmehts of this.
Dcwk-yard have been officially announced by the Navy •Board,
and are as follow :—No Commissioner (one borne at Wooh
wich) ; 1 Muster-Attendant remains (no clerks) ; 1 Master
Slipwright remains (with two clerks) ; 1 Officer,- as .Clerk
o' the Cheque and Storekeeper, remains (with four clerks) ;
The Clerk of the Survey reduced ; 1 Timber Master ree
mains (with one clerk) ; (Timber Master to assist the
lit:ilder at the Dock-yard) ; all the Master Sliipwrighes As-
sistants reduced ; 1 :Master Measurer to remain (wkh • 'one
clerk) ; 1 Officer as Mesta Mast-maker and Master Yloat-
bti:der, remains ; 1 Officer as Master Joiner and 31asta
C:lt)enter remains ; 2 Foremen of Shipwrights (at present
there are four), remain ; 1 Foreman of Smiths r 1 Forel:lan.
of Joiners • 2 Foremen of Storehouse ; 1 Foreman 'of- La-
I ourcrs, all remain. To be dispensed with, . and removed as
vacancies occur in other Yards i Master Smith, -Master
Bricklayer, Master Sail-maker, blaster Painter;: Master
Joiner, or House Carpenter, Master Mast-maker, or Boat-
builder ; 1 Boatswain, 1 Warden (Master) to remain ;
measurers (there are now six). to remain ; 2 Converters
(there are • now four) to remain t 6 Quartennen of Wilp-
wriglits ; 1 ditto of Caulkers. ; 1 ditto employed as a Purleyor;
1 ditto employed at the Navy-office ; 2 Cabin-keepers of :Ship-
wrights ; 1 ditto of mast and. boathouses ; 1 ditto of ./Viners
and House=carpenters, all
.to. remain ; . Shipwrights are ,to be
employed as House-carpenters, as the latter may fail oft The
Clerks to betransferred to other Yards as vacancies occur:; eight
only to retaia their present situations, and the .niiinber:how ii
29: The whole reduction will amount to about 800 Persops, (as
very few more than e".:00 will be kept of the 1300 and odd) now
emrloyed.

The propotion of men- to remain will be 'thus : IGO; ship-
wrigi‘ts, 20 apprentices, 10 caulkers, 2 apprentius, 15 j9inere.
'2 house-carpenters ; 30 smiths, 4 apprentices 4 sail-makers,
1 apprentice, 22 riggers, 10 laourerS, 1 hair-bed-maker,
trunnel-makers, 15 scawlile:ll 200 yard-labourers, 3 oakum-
boys, 1 painter's labourer '1 grinder, 1 plumber, 6,painters, 2
bricklayers, 2 labourers (others to be hired when requited),,6
messengers, and 8 wardens. Teams to be reatteed in proportion
to their men,—(llanopshire Telegraph.)