The Sun.
London, England, 1828-08-18 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL.

FRIDAY, AUG. 15.--High water 45 min. past
Wind N.N.E.—Arrived the Planter, Nersbett, from New
Orleans; John Ormerod, Chapman, from Oporto; Mer-
sey, Beasley, frotn Newry.-4 brigs, 1 snow off at seven.
o'clock.—Private signal, Mr. John N. Woods.
CLEARED OUTWA ADS. —The B. Heitzdina Victor, Van
Wyk, for Antwerp ; Royal Edward, Harrison, for Bay
Chaleur, in ballast ; Gottfred, Breitsprecheer, for Elsi•
-neur ; Elizabeth, Widman, for • Elsineur ; Betsy, Shan't
for'Gibraltar and Malaga; Charlotte, Hores, for Jersey ;
Blossom, Saunders, for Malaga, in ballast; Marshal
Macdonald, Sullivan, for Micamichi ; Jonge Cornelia,
Van Slooten, for Ostend ; Express, Aftrcks, for Pillau i
Indus, Malabar, for Quebec, in ballast;, Catharina Maris,
Alwardt, for Rostock.

Telegraph Office.
1 ship, 3 brigs, 2 barques, and I schooner, outward-
bound.

1 brig inward, and two pilot boats off Point Lynas..
The following vessels sailed from Holyhead yesterday:
—The schooner Eleanor, Matthews, for Penzance ; Hope,
Roe, for Wexford ; Severn,- —, from London. The
Three Friends, Welch, for Southwold.—Wiq N;E7f
blowing fresh.

Passed Holyhead, outward-hnupd, No. 721, St. George,
Atneriena ship, No. 797, Fairy Queen, British-sehormer,
at 4. 30. p.m. ; No, 646, Promise, British brig.- at
5 p.m. (not quite sure.)—Wind N.N.W. light breeze.
SATURDAY.—High water 20 min. past 2.—Wind
S.S. W.—Arrived the Christian, Christian, from Antigua;
Anglinu, Bell, from Bay Chaleur ; Die Biene; Kunde,
from Dantzic ; Salvatorium, Guese, from Stettin ; Appa-
uncen, Nordstrom, from Gottenburgh ; Runswick, Broyin,
from Archangel; Lady Williamson, Brick, from Porta-
ferry ; William Huskisson, —, from St. John's, Ne"
Brunswick, off.

CLEARED OUTWARDS.-Amelia, Bulley, for Elsineur;
En! of Surrey, Baney, for .Douglas; Brake, Tresmath
for Elsineur ; Wilson, Simpson, for St. Andrew's, Ne►"
Brunswick ; Sarah, Gale, for Pieton ; liannab, Mackey►
for St. John's, New Brunswick ; .Siaters,. White, fix
Malaga; Levant Packet, Cundy, for Gibraltar.; Canada,
Graham, for New York ; Tagus, Ber►y, for Lisbon;
Belem Castle, Wharton, for Genoa and Leghorn ; Elie.'
Fell, for Douglas ; .laria • and Adrianne, Parlerleit, for
Rotterdam ; Hero, Fell, far Rio Janeiro; Hanover, Par-
sten; for Philadelphia; General Brown, Sharp, for
Charleston ; Kingston, Watson, for Africa ; Nemesis,
Strickland, for St. Andrew's, New Brunswick ; Success,
Zimmerman, for Elsineur.

DISEASED GnousE.—lt has been stated, and
generally believed, that the Grouse on the moors in this

neighbourhood were net infected with the tape worm like
those in Scotland, but the fact is otherwise; for a gentle-
man found several worms of this- description, .'three or four
inches long, in a brace of grouse. which he had killed•.
One of the birds was an old one, and it seems probable
that many young ones may be affected in the same way•-,--
Sheffield Courant.

The progress of harvest in this country 1135
been much retarded by unsettled and turbulent weather•
In many parts the hay is still ungathered, namely in Curve'
dale, and near Bishop's Castle, and other districts. Mon"
day, Tuesday, and Wednesday were glorious harvest days►
near this town, but there were showers in other parts.
The agriculturists will have a trying season, as well, as an
expensive one, to struggle against, before their crops ca°
be harvested. . The continued rains have generally injured
the wheat and barley in the forward situations, particularly
where the• crops were laid, and in••many places the corn
has spurted. Those who hackled their• wlifat sheaves
have escaped with less damage than ;hey expectefi, and we
hope the practice will become more general.—ShrewsburY
chronicle.

BIRTHS.

On Sunday the 17th inst., at 112, Strand, Mrs. Young►
of a sea.

On the 13th inst., at Braddon'tl-hill, Torquay, the lady
of Major Gatnntell, of a son and heir.
On the 16th inst., the lady of J. Michael, Esq., of Red
Lion-square, of a daughter.
On the 15th inst., Mrs. J. W. Borradaile, of a daughter.