The Sun.
London, England, 1826-02-28 00:00:00

NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN
SUBSCRIPTION ROOM, FEB. 28.

LrvEnPooL, FEB. 26.—The wind continues from the west-
ward, and the appearance this evening indicates a stormy
night. The outward-bound remain.—Arrived the packet ship
Corinthian, Davis, from New York ; sailed Bth instant—Fran-
cis, Pearce, from Virginia ; She struck last night on Hoyle
Bank, and unshipped her rudder, but has not received any
other material damage-.,.Harriet, Barker, from ditto—lslam,
rd37l3l4;ixstOrit,i(i ditto,
Campbell, from liarbadoes.—The Howard, Holdridge, Havre,
rit Amsterdam,erlC
am ditto. p
3atioNrgetiyanYno, rik3fat'ceibia.
bell, Liverpool, for PhiladelPhia, ditto, Feb. 7.—The Cygnet
packet, from Falmouth, sailed for New York, 6th inst.— Chi-
chester ditto, from ditto, at Burbadoes Jan. 18, and sailed for
Jamaica, Jan. 19.—llobt. .JamesHaynes, Martindale, front
Liverpool, at Barbadoes, Jan. 24, Francis, do. at d0.,.-Off
this port, the Calcutta, Stroyan, from Bombay.
'NEW Yonit, FEU. f1..-.Sale; of some extent have betn made
in ashes since our last (say 4th inst.), at 105 dollars, for both
descriptions ; but we continue the range of our quotations. Ex-
ports for the month ending Jan. 31—Pots and pearls, .
In cotton the arrivals this week hare been more conaidcra7l6 blebls;
but the weather having been unfavourable, not much has
been landed : 213 bls. of Mobile have been sold at 14 cents.
equal to cash, and 100 bls. of uplands at 134 a 14 cents. cash.
Imports since 4th instant—New'Orleans, 394 bales; Alabama
079 ; Georgia, 491 ; N. Carolina, 110 ; Virginia, 33 ; total,
1,907. In tobacco nothing doing ; the same may be said of
naval stores.

COWES, FEn. 27.L:Wind W.—Arrived, the Wilhelmina;
.Turgenion, from Batavia, wind boUnd; Electra, Harris, from
London, of the Wight ; London. Packet, Mackay, has put
back from Lymington ; Margaret,'of Baltimore, J. Hall, load-
ing in the River WeeSer, fOr New York 19th Feb.
DEAL, FEU. 29.----Catne down the river and .remain—The
American ship Albion, Lee, for Boston; Brittania, Lamb, for
the Cape of Good Hope ;riq, Davidson, for Jamaica.

[FROM LLO D'S,
DEAL, FEB. 27.—Wind W.S.W.—The wind has been
strong throgghout the day from S.W. ; the outward bound. re.
Main all well. A homeward bound schooner passed this after.
noon—name on her stern " Melantho.”—.o p. at.
rather less wind, but still squally.
PouTsstouTn, FEB. 27.—Wind S.W. strong wind.—Ar.
rived the Darmonie, Lootz, front Trieste in 43 days ; and from
the Downs the Nancy, Scate, for Jamaica; Levant, 514.lor-
%nick, for Trinidad ; Cambridge, Allen, for Bermuda; and
Jane, Ridley, for Demerara.
CowLs, Fan. 27.—Arrived the Willielmina, Jorgensen,
from Batavia in 130 days ; and Duchess of Athol, from the
Downs, t'or Bombay and China.
PLvatouT It, FELL. 20.—Wind W.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Cherokee, from the West Indies ; and Lively, Faulkner,
from Sierra Leone in 68 days, leaky ; spoke on the 28th of
December the Burrell, of Newcastle, front London, 20 milea.
off Sierra Leone.
FALMOUTH, FEE. 20.. W.—Arrived yesterday the
Frolic Packet, from Buenos Ayres, sailed the 20th December,
and from Monte Video the 27th 'ditto ; Fancy, Crewa, from
Cork. Sailed the Cadiz • Sleeman, for Vera Cruz ; New
Frederick, Quinten, for ; Lorton, Snowden, for London,
and about 20 coasters.
LlvEurooL, FEB. 20.—Wind W.—Arrived the Cotln.
thian, Davis, from New York, sailed the ilth inst.; Islam,
Campbell, Barbadoes ; Harriet, Ditties, Virginia ; and Stephen,
Knight, from St. Michael's. Otlthe Port the Calcutta, Strayan,
from Bengal ; and the Frances, Spence, frOm Virginia ; the
latter with loss of rudder, having strucls on the klayle Bank.

The Alaria Sophia, Tragstrom, from Pernau to Livrrpool,
was driven on shore the 17th inst. on the Island of Stronsay,
(Orkneys), and it was feared would be wrecked; cargo expected
to be saved.
Arrived off Dover the Catherine, Groot, from Surinam in 35
days:
The Thorney Close, Ayre, from Sunderland to New York,
put into Kinsale the 23d inst. with loss of bulwarks, and rudder
damaged. Also the Thetis, Bailey, from Bristol to Sierra
Leone, with rudder damaged.
The Fortuna, Frahm, from Sunderland to Bordeaux, has
put into Southwold with loss of sails, boats, and bulwarks.

Yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, the re-
mains of that celebrated comic actor, Mr.K
were removed from his late residence, No. 78,
Great Queen-street, Lincoln's•inin-fields, to the
vault in the burial-ground of St. Pancras New
Church. Among the mourners were Mr. Ellis-
ton, Dr. Pearson, Mr. Carpue, Mr. Soare, and
Mr. J. Grimaldi, sen.
A fire broke out this morning between ten and
eleven o'clock in a carpenter's workshop, Upper
Marsh, Lambeth, which consumed the upper
part of the building. By the timely assistance
of the neighbours, and a supply of water, it was
tot under without any further mischief.

BIRTII. - c
On Suoday, the 20th init., In Glocester-place, Portman.
square, the Lady of David Barclay. Esq., of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the 25th inst., at Preston Candover, Hants, Mr. John
Funge. of Garraway's Coffee-house, Cornitill, to Harriett,
eldest daughter of Mr. Benjamin Thorpe, of the shove place.
On the 9th inst., at Rochester, 0. Borradalle, Esq., jun., of
the Hon. East India Company's service, to Laura, daughter of
G. Herbert, Esq., of Dorset-terrace, Clapham-road.

DIED.
On Sunday last, at his house at Dulwich, John Adcock, Esq.
On Wednesday, the 211 Inst., of kfit of apoplexy, Mr. Wan.
Loft, Canal.bridgc, ICent.road, aged 68.
On the 25th milt., Mrs. Frances Plura, of Russell-place,
Fitzroy-square, wife of John Plura, of Oath, Esq.
On the lOth of November last, at the Isle of France, James
Fairlie, Esq., only brother of William Fairlie, Esq., of Great
iVinchester-street.

EAST INDIA BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

1111M18.
OF Sows—At Secunderabad, Sept. 2.5, Lady of Lieut. E.
A. Langley, 3d Reg. L. C. At Negapatam, Oct. 5, Ladypf
J. C. Vattspall, Esq. late Civil Servant of Ma Netherland Ma.
jesty. At the Mint, Calcutta, 23d September, Lady of D.
Ross, Esq. At Sulkeah, lith Sept. (of twin sons) Mrs. James
Guthrie. At Singapore, 19th July, Lady of A. Farmihar,
Esq. At Bombay, 20th Sept. Lady of W. C. Bruce, Esq. Civil
Service.
OF DAUGHTEMI—At Masulipatam, 3d Oct. Lady of R.
Hughes, Esq. At Agra, 7th Sept. Lady of James Fraser,
Esq. C. S. At flume° (Bombay), 6th Sept. Lady of Rev.
J. Stevenson. At Chanda (Nagpore), 7th Sept. Lady of A.
Monmomery, Esq. At Poonah, 18th Sept. Lady of Capt.
A. NV. Browne. At Singapore, 10th August, Lady of D. S.
Napier, Esq.

MARRIAGES.
At Tramle/u., Sept. 20, Lieut. W. P. Burton, 27th Rtg,
N. I. to Miss M, 11. ',utter, daughter of the late Major
tatter, Danish Service.
At St. Mary's Church, Fort George, Sept. 30, 31r. W. Salter
to Miss H... 1. Buttery.
At St. John's Cathedral, Calcutta, Sept. 14, Mr. Smart to
Miss Earle&

At Ditto, on the 6th August, 21r. F. 0. Stacy to Miss 111.
Logan.
At Agra, Sept. 12, Lieut.-Col. J. Delamain to Miss H. M.
Norris.

At St. Thomas's Church, Bombay, Sept. 23, Lieut. B. Lewis,
his Majesty's 4th Reg. L. D., to Sarah, 4th daughter of the
late Capt. Congreve, R.N.

DEATHS.
A. Arcot, Sept. 23, J. Stephenson, Esq. Superintendent or
the Veterinary Establishment.
At Fort St. George, 10th October, Ensign J. Ford, his MA.
jesty's 69th Regiment.
At Arrakan, 11th September, Lieut. Frederick Considine,
his Majesty's 54th Regiment.
At the Presidency, Madras, October 2, W. Peacock, Esq.
Deputy Sheriff.
At Calcutta,Sept. 16, Isabella, wife of Mr. James Walter.
At ditto, Sept. 18, R. Meiselbach, Esq.
At ditto, Sept. 23, C. J. Fox. •
At ditto, Sept. 25, Captain J. L. Garrick, of the ship Hero,
of Malown.
At liartackpore, Sept. 22, Lieut. J. R. Brown, 27th regiment
Bengal Infantry.
At Mirzapore, Sept. 14, Rawdon Hastings, son of J. M.
11PNabb, Esq. C. S.
At Arrakun, Sept. 0, Superintending-Surgeon W. L. Grant.
At sea, on board the Lord Amherst, August 5, J. W. Cal" 11,
Esq., M.D.
At sea, on board the Hydery, Sept. 2, Capt. R. WoillY, 6"
regiment Native Infantry.
Colonel
At Colaba, of dysentery, Ensign AV. T
leiltß)Tnaahylo'r, Sept.
com ImBa,n•Edilinegn 9}ehlirzeaannifelaint.t daughter of
Sir H. Torrens, R.C.B .A4jutant.Gentral of i
2d (or Queen's Royal) regiment, nettlie:rre-tong-IA-110sagjcens7si
Forces.