The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-29 00:00:00

better.

Colombian, 1824, 52 ; Mexican, 681 ; Chilian,
50 ; Greek, 171; Peru vian,3o} ; Portuguese, 72 ;
Russian Bonds, 781.

SHARES.

Anglo Mexican '2O clis. ; Anglo Chi Nun dis,;
Chi Han 34 dis. ; Colombian 9 dis. ; Pasco 8 dis.;
Tlulpuxahua 10 dis.; United Mexican New 24
dis.; Welch Iron 1•I dis.; General Steam 4 dis.

SHIPPING INTEMAGENCE.

FROM L LOY D'S. 1

DEAL, MAncu 28.—Wind 'S.W. to W.S.W.—Arrived
and sailed for the River, the Petrel, Parris, from Cork. Arrived
from the River, and remain, the Cineinnatus, Bliss, for New
York ; Margaret, Wrangles, for Demerara ; and the Eliza
Jane, Hare, for the Cape of Good Hope.
PORTSMOUTH, MAtten 28.—Wind Westerly.—Sailed his
Majesty's ship Druid, for llarbadoes and Antigua. The
Amphitrite, Thomson, from the Brazils, for Hamburg!), has
come into harbour to discharge, being leaky.
PLYMOUTII, MAnc 27.—Wind E.N.P.—Sailed his Ma.
jesty's ship Galetea., for South America ; Elizabeth, Moon, for
North America; Priscilla; Mitchell, for Quebec; and, the
Aurora, Arhoe, for St. Crol-4 • , - ,

FALMOUTH, MARCH 27..—Iirlad N.B.—Sancti the Duke
of Kent Packet, for Lisbon.
LY3tINGTON, MARCH 20.—A large ship was observed
yestertfay at 10 a. tn., apparently in great distress,having three
pilot boats in attendance on her; she was then W.S.W. of the
Needles; ant at 3 p. m. bore up for the westward; wind N.E.,
she was expected to make Weymouth.

The sloop,fluke of %Vellington, Mathews from Galway to
London, with 004, put into Crookhiven the 19th inst. very
leaky, wind at N.N.W., and sailed again on the 21st, reported
not seaworthy. •
The Conipatty's ship General Ky4Nairne, from China, was
spoken with the 23th of February, in lat. 15. N., long. 37,,; by
the Corsair, arrived oft' Penzance.

LATE DnEArirrt r. ew tt E ca.—Captain Kendall, of the
ship Frances Mary (lately found in extreme distress by the
Blonde), the sad story of whom and his wife and companions
are before the public, has written the following letter to slr.
Henry Denmeade of Limerick. Mrs. Kendall, one of the 'sur-
vivors, Is the daughter of Mr. Demneade :
" Portsmouth, March 14, MS.
" Dear Father—l forward this' to inform you of our Kalb
arrival here thirday on 'board the Blonde frigate, under the
command of Captain Lord Pyre n. who picked us up in. lat. 44.
N., long. •32.30. WT., after Cin (tering hunger and starvation for
32 days. Ten of our crew died. Three sailers; my Wife, And
myself, and a young woman, a passenger, were saved. We were
all very weak, but the kind attention of Lord Byron and his of&
cers, for the eight days we have been on board, has almost brought
tit to our natural strength. Lord Byron had nothing nourish-
ing or good on hoard .but what he gave us. I would be obliged
to you to go the Mayor, and get him to return Lord Byron
thanks for his kindness. A sea struck us' on the sth of Fe.;
hruary, carried away our tiller, rudder, companion—stove in
the stern counter, rudder-case, and swept the decks, but did
not wash, at that time, one man overboard. In legs than two
hours she was full of water, and 1 was obliged to cut away the
masts to keep her from upsetting. • 'We were part of the time
all hands on the main top, which was the only mast we had
standing. I suppose you could not believe Mary could stand so
much hardship, but she is now stronger than I am. For the
first fifteen days we had not one dry stitch on us ; the latter part
of the time living on human flesh, and for four or five days to.
gether nothing to drink for want of rain. I think the night
after we were picked up would have finished us all. Lord
Byron was from the Sandwich Islands, after delivering the de,
ceased King and Queen. " Joxx KEILDLI,."

A UGSBUIIG, M A Itcti 22.—Messrs. Scllmt.'NH
RUOIIIEII6, booksellers, at Zwickou, have advertised in the
Allgemeine Zeitung and other Papers, that the Ist volume of'
the: " Life of Napoleon," by Sir WA r.TEn SC6TT, has been
lately published in London, that it will consist of live large
ing a translation.
volumes Bro., anti be all published by the end of August; that
a Dr. HARMANN is mak
which they will pub.
lisiOn seven pocket volumes (with copper.plates), the first two
to he delivered to the subscribers in June, and the whole before
the end of the year. They will also print an edition in Eng.
lish, and the price is to be about fifieen-pence a volunie.

Yesterday morning Mr. Secretary CANNING
left his residence in Downing-street, for Bath,
for about ten days.
Mr. Under Secretary, PLANTA, left town last
evening for Hastings, for a Short time.
A letter lias been received by a gentleman in
this neighbourhood• from an officer on board one
of his Majesty's ships at Rangoon, stating that
peace had actually been concluded with the Bur-
mese, and that they were only waiting for the dis-
patches t`o be signed.---(Southampton Herald.)
Tt►e suspension and final dismissal of the per-
son who committed the embezzlement in the
Privy Council office will, on inquiry, be found to
be correct. _ _

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established at Gl
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The first country bank said •to have twin%
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great nge and immense' wealth, stiltarries on
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'NW LORD CHANCELLOR ling appointed j. Gyp,-
FIN Wtr.sorr, Kitt. (one or his Majesty's COMM.')
and the non. R. H. EDEN, Barri,:ors at Law, to
be Masters in Chancery, in the room of
YEY and Mr. COURTENAY promoted.