The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-06 00:00:00

MERCANtILC SHIPPING, &e:

DEAL, OCT. s.—Wind W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River the Zephyr, Cox, from Honduras ; the has put back again,
with the loss of two anchors and cables. The following have
also put back and remain :—Fortitude‘lticteaSed, for St. Kitt's ;
Britannia, for Halifax ; Minstrel, for Naples ; Ceres, for
Africa ; Good-Intent, for Lisbon ; and Alexander, for Cork.
Arrived and remain the Princess Mary, Best, from the South
Seas ; Briton, Richards, from Palermo ; and George, Mol—
burn, from Blyth for Fecamp. The wind shifted about 3A. m.
from the S.S.W. to N.W., and blows hard; the ships in the
Downs rode all well.

ABERDEEN, OCT. s.—The Ythan, from Davis Straits, has
arrived here with 9 fish, 140 tons. She was reported to be lost
along with several others. It is hoped from this circumstance
that the report may prove groundless in other cases. The
Ythan had not heard of the loss of the Elizabeth of this place.
YARMOUTH, OCT. s.—Four or five vessels, supposed to be
colliers, cut from
,their anchors last night under Eccles, close
to this place.

PORi'SMOUTH, OCT. s.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Alli-
gator, from Madras ; sailed 2d June ; from the Mauritius the
14th of July, and from St. Helena the 27th of August. Also
the Tiger, Brush, from the Downs for New South Wales ;
and Only Son, (*men, from Rotterdam for St. Übe's ; the
latter, during a heavy squall in the night, parted froth one cable
and slipped another. Two other vessels also slipped their
cables. Sailed his Majesty's ship Rosario on a cruize.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 4.--.:Wind S.W.--Arrived the St.
Johannes, Nielson, from Halmstad for Cadiz ; and Friends,
Hunt, from London for GibraltAr. The Mariner, of Dart-
mouth, from Liverpool, has put lh here with loss of mainmast,
having► been run foul of. The Success and Drake cutters have
been paid off at this port ; the crews are to be retained and em-
ployed in Ireland.

SCILLY, OCT, 2.—Wind W.N.W. thick weather.-,A glass
bottle was picked up on the 30th ult. by a Pilot-boat, with the
following paper :—" Brig James, Dennison, master, from Liver-
pool to Jamaica, this 16th, at 12 o'clock, all well, in lat. 50.6. N
long. 6. 43. W."
FALMOUTH, OCT. 4.—Wind S.—Arrived the Bee, Ray-
mond, from Poole for Liverpool, leaky.
TON,LYMINQ OCT. 6.—Arrived the Southitorth, Sampson,
from Partsmouth, for Cork and New Soath Wales.

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RAMSGATE, OCT. s.—Arrived the Regent packet, Collins,
from London for Limerick, having slipped her chain-cable ;
Desire, Roundtree, from Sunderlanu, with her windlass broken;
.Codella, Urquarth, from London; and Judith, Coward, frnm
with the loss of anchor and cables. A boat, marked
" Swift, Povey, of Bridport," very mudi stove, also an
anchor and cable, have been brought in here. iThe Royal Sove-
reign, of this port, has brought on shore about 70 fathom of
16-inch cable, a new buoy And buoy rope, and an anchor of
about 14 cwt.

GRAVESr:ND, OCT. s.—Arrived the Ann and Amelia,
Short, from Calcutta.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 4.—Spithead is itself again ! The
Royal 'George yacht arrived yesterday, with several of her
escort, and came immediately into our harbour. In the after-
noon, arrived the Phwton frigate, from Halifax, Captain Mon-
tag4t! ' • and in the evening the Active and Liffey frigates, with
the, Brisk, the Carneleon, the Hind, and, this morning, the
Lei-, from the eastward, all of which, with the Argus and Re-
Ratio sleeps, remain at Spithead. The frigates are expected to
go into the harbour in a day or two, when the Liffey will pro-
bably be paid off. Arrived likewise, this morning, from the
Downs, with several passengers on board, the Cincinnatus, of
New York.