The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-09 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.

V.-1.-146ex water 12 min. past ten.--
Wind S. to S.S.B.—Arrived the Georgia, from New
York; Fame, from `Archangel; Cosmopolite, Freeman,
from St. Petersburgh ;- Mediterranean packet, from
Malta.

CLEM* OUTIVAZDS.—The Ganges, Jefferson, for
Calcutta; Montgomery, She, for New York ; Faith, Cor-
nish, for Naples ; Emelie, Ktenalt, for Liebeati ; Appe-
ran, Noedstrona, for Elsineur ; Amphitrite, -Ricklea, fur
Pillau ; John, Jennings, for Newfoundland ;
Saunders, for Gibraltir and Barcelona ; Voluna, Mat-
thews, fur Trieste; Ritson, Dillon, fur Richebucto ; Re-
gent, Cargill, for Miramichi.

Two steain•boats plying in the river came in contact,
by which means the supports of the clrimney'of one were
c 'cried awl, and it came down over the stern, which hap-
pily only injured one passenger a little, but caused great
alarm.

FALNIOUTH, SEPT. L.—Wind E. S.E. to
S.E.—Ar-
rived off -port the AgenOria; Drysdale, Irons St. Vincent's;
an ived the Camden packet, Tilley, from Carthagena,
sailed July 6, from Jamaica the 19th, and from Crooked
Island the 30th, with foremast sprung ; also ' the Duke of
Kent packet, from Lisbon, sailed Aug, 21; and the Mu-
tine packet, from the Mediterranean, sailed from Corfu
July 19, from Malta the' 30th, Gibraltar Aug. 16, and
Catlii the 19th; also the Francisco y Paulo, from Ferrol,
with one hundred Portuguese Refugees on board. Sailed
the Sandwich packet, for Lisbon;, the Kingfisher packet,
for the Mediterranean ; and the Lady Mary Pelham packet,
fur Carthagena and Jamaica.

FRENCH JESUITS IN GUERNSEY.

„PETITION. -

TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.

The humble and respectful Petition of the Inhabitants of
Guernsey; in Meeting assembled, the 4th Septt...nber,
1828,
Most-Ltirnbly sheweth, . •
That with' feelings of the, deepest regret they haye
learnt that two French Priests, of the Society of Jesuits,
have applied to the Authorities here for the-permission to
establish a College on the Island, for the education of
'Youth; and although' those Authorities have, the most
prompt and decided • manner, given them a refusal, the
present Meeting feel themselves bound, in defence of what
they hold most dear to them, their Religion and Loyalty,
to approach your Majesty with unfeigned expressions of
the. warmest attachment to your Majesty's Most Sacred
PeriOn, Family, and Government, and to pray that your
Majesty may be graCiously pleased to order that your Go-
vernment -do on no account give countenance to those
Priests in the matter of the establishment which they now
have in view ; but that any application to that effect
which may be made, directly or indirectly, to your Ma-
jesty or your Majesty's Government, may be resisted.
Your Majesty's Petitioners humbly take leave to
annex to this their humble petition, the resolutions en-
tered into at this meeting ; and pray that your Majesty
will, in your royal wisdom, free them from the baneful
effects which inevitably must ensue-from the establishment
of Jesuits in this now very tranquil part of your Majesty's
dominions : and as in duty bound they will ever pray.
Guernsey, Sept. 4, 1828.
[Here follow-the signatures.]