The Sun.
London, England, 1821-12-10 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING, &c.

DEAL, DEC. 9.—Wind S.W.—Came down from the River
yesterday and remain the Earl of Balcarras, Cameron, for
India ; Albion, Otway, for Trieste ; Lavinia, Moore, for
Demerara ; Duke of Illanchester, Hood ; Kingston, Sever;
and Active, Montgomery, for Jamaica; Charles, Milne, for
Tobago; Helena, Bathgate, fur Montserrat; Julius, Jack-
son, for St. Kitt's ; Duke of York, Anderson, for Bermuda;
Elizabeth, Cowe, for Sierra Leone; Genli, Bezant, for Cali-
fornia ; and Arab, Dobson, for Liverpool. Arrived and re-
main the Cakdoma, Cadens, from Madras; Isle of France,
Cape and St. Helena; Brahmin, Lovet, from Antwerp for
Batavia • and Bengal, Moriarty, from ditto for Cowes. A
Dutch ship, name unknown, from Middleburg or the Texel,
with troops for Batavia, got upon the Goodwin Sand, but got
off again with the loss of an anchor.
FALMOUTH, DEC. o.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Felicity,
Pritchard, from London for Sligo; and Melpomene, Snell,
from ditto for Jamaica.
COWES, DEC. IL—Arrived the Industry, Spanemian, from
Dortrecht, leaky. The Speedwell, Jones, from London, has
been towed in by a Pilot-boat, with loss of masts, sails,
rigging, &c.
DUBLIN, DEC. 7.—Arrived six Packets,- with the 29th
Regiment on board.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 9.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived yester-
day his Majesty's ship Active, from the Mediterranean, and
the following from the Downs :—Zephyr, Cox, for Honduras ;
Thomas Coum, Chrystie, for Madras and China; and St.
George, Brown, for the West Indies. Sailed his Majesty's
ship Icarus, for the westward ; and the Christopher, Row, for
London. A,..fived to-day the Tulloch Castle, Cullen, from
the Downs for Jamaica.
WEYMOUTH, DEC. B.—Sailed on Thursday his Majesty'sship Iphigenia, for Africa. .
PLY3IOUTH, DEc. B.—Wind 'S.-1-Arrived yesterday the
Olive Branch, Gerdes, from GaSper for Jersey ; Juno, Black-
burn, from Hull forlio Janeiro, raith loss of main booth a
and Eliza, Wilding, from London.' )Passed by to-day tile
General Palmer, Truscott, from Madras for London, out 3
months and 20'days ; she has landed 'some passengers. Also
the following outward-bound :—Garland Grove, Pengelly ;
Vihclea, Hodgson ; Volu.sia, Raffles ; James Harris, limes ;
Richard and Sibella, Barclay ; Caledonia, Mozely ; Demerara.
Packet,. Venables ; and. Brothers, Jefferson, for the, West
Indies; Kerswell, Armstrong, for the Cape of Good Hoppe;
Zeno, Mathewin, for Gijon ; and Sir Charles 1114Carth?,
Harris, for Africa. Also the Hope, Harris, from Newfound.
lane!.
RAMSGATE, DEC. 9.—The. Perseverance, Higgins, sprung
a.leak this morning, and had six feet water in her hold. The
Dutch ship .Zeener, Richmers, from Middleburg for Surinam,
with troops, got on the Goodwin Sand last night, but was got
off by assistance, with loss of two small anchors and hawsers.
WHITBY, DEC. 8.---The Mary and Jane, of Sunderland,
has been towed in here dismasted ; she had been blown oft' the
land, shifted her cargo, and drove on the Dogger when she was
fallen in with.
SCARBOROUGH, DEC. B.—Yesterday it blew a strong gale
from S.S.E. Put in here the Rachel, Chadwich, from Ile°.
rough for Hull, with loss of jolly boat, &c. A brig from the
northward has been towed in here, with loss of masts.
LIVERPOOL, DEc. B.—The Friends, White, from Water-
ford for this port, was totally lost near Southport the 3rd inst.
The George, 1116Clellan, sailed from St. John's,_ N.B. for this
port the 30th October, and put back the Ist of November, with
her foremast sprung. She was to sail again Bth November. •
The We,tmoreland, Ridley, frimi Stockton to London, was
drove on shore near Yarmouth on Friday.
The Swan, Bacon, from Petershurgli to London, was
stranded 57th Oct. near Nordkioping ; cargo expected to be

saved.
The Swift, Watson, from Stockholm to Hull, was stranded
sth ult.; cargo expec►ra to be saved.
The Industry, May, front Neacastle to Rotterdam, foun-
dered oil the Hook of Holland .24th ult.
The Atalanta, Crow, from► Petersburg)) to London, was
totally lost near Lavinsear 4th ult.; crew saved.

On Saturday the dispatches were closed at the East India
House, and delivered to the Pursers of the following ships, viz.
William Fairlie, Captain K. Smith, Madras and China ; Sir
David Scott, Capt. W. Hunter, Bengal and China.