The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-11 00:00:00

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NORTH AND SOUTH AMER 18A14
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LtvErtKoor., IVlancn 9.—Wind S. by E.—Arrived the
General Putman, 111‘Manus. from Savannah, sailed 12th Feb. ;
the Birmingham, Cobh, was ready for sea the United States,
Wilson, would sail in two days; the Milton, the Thos. Flower.
Eliza, Roman, Delaware, Pallas, Painberlainc, Sarong! Wright,
Shaw, and Iris, were loading, and were to sail in 10 or 12 days,
all for Liverpool. On the Ist inst., in lat. 46. 43., lon. :24: 10.,
saw the pacicet ship Acasta, from London, faxN. York; Martha,
Haw, from Jamaica, (North side); Camoona, Mom, Oporto.
Sailed the William Byrnes, flagstaff, for New YOrk; 'Jasper,
Croolser, for Boston, The George Clinton, Rawson, for New
York, sailed 4th Inst., has put hack into Belfast Lough, 011;
jatansulens-sße, rotwonnea,nsitiiipcaa„nsduptpowosebdrifgosr, tauril,
the Isaac Hioks, j
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York, or the Majestic, from Charleston.

CowEs, illAttcu 10.—Wind 44E—Arrived the Hudson,
H. Champlin, from London, bound to New York,. and pro-
ceeded this day; •the Aurora, Gayer, and the Siren;
put back last night, and sailed again this morning.
DEAL, MAttor 10.—Wind E.—Arrived the Cumberland,
earns, from Van Diemen's Lard, sailed 17th September, Rio
Janeiro the 18th December, Pernambuco the 25th January,
lots landed mail and dispatches here this day—left the Den,
mark, hill, at Hobart Town. Sailed the Thomas Courts mid
Castle Huntley, for India and China • Diadem, for Bombay;
Duke of Bedford, 51adras and Bengal ; Heiglungton, for De
merara ; and all the outward-bound vessels. Passed through
the River the brig Granger, from British Co.
lony, hand, from Trieste ; Eagle, from Cadiz. Ar.
rived this afternoon the Swift, .heates, from Oporto fur London,
was run foul of last night by an outward.bound vessel,

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DEAL, MAnctt 10.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived ll'ent the River,
and sailed with the whole of the outward bound, the Sunbury,
Crew, fbr Oporto ; Elvira, M‘Plierson, for Sierra Leone ;.Johil,
Haden, for ilerbice, and Heighington, Purvis, for Demerara.—
A number of vessels have passed through, from Ramsgate.__
Arrived the Granger, from Honduras.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH iO. S.E.—Arrived the
Shipley transport, from London, for Barbadoes ; his Majesty's
brig Jasper, from Guernsey; Fairfield, Work, for London, for
Van Dieman's Land. His Majesty's ship Sparrowhawke went
out of harbour, and remain at Spithead.
PLYMOUTH, Mmtctt S.S.E.—Atrived the
Younge Harriet, Decker, from Bahia, for Hamburgh ; lost two
men overboard.

Ett,motrin, IlLtacti 9.—Wind S.—Arrived the Fanny,
Brokenshire, and Four Friends, Roberts, *tun London. :Sailed
the Two Friends, Bagwell, for Belfast.
LxvEnrooL, 91Anctt 9.—Wind S.—Arrived the Martha,
flow, from .Jamaica; and the Camoens, Harem, from Oporto.
RAMSGATE, MARCH 10.—The Amity, Privett, from Lon-
don to Cork, grounded on the edge of the East Bank, heeled
over, shipped a quantity of water, and dama&ed her ago.; she
must unload,

Arrived off Hastings the Sisters, from Detnerara.
Arrived in the Downs the Cumberland, from Vuu
Diemen's hand, sailed the 14th of September; and the Swift,
Bats, from Oporto.
Arrived oft Hastings the Aleanwell, Philips, from Jamaica.
Tile Security, Ross; Andromeda, Alt ddi,e and the Medina,
Briggs, from London, have arrived at Van Dieman's

Latisrcnt or 'rim. SHANNON STEAV-IMAT.—TiIe: htunchi
of the above magnificent vessel, the largest in point of size, a:iti
the roost perfect to equipment which has' Ink yet been erected io
this country, took place yesterday; from the yard of,Messrs,
Fiddlers and Purnell, of the Union DockS, LimehouSe.- Pre,
ciaely at 20 minutes after three o'clock, all the previous arrange,
ments being completed, and many of the visitors having got
on board, Airs. I urnell perfornied the ceremony' of christening,
by. flinging a bottle towards the stern post, pronounding the
name of the Shannon, and wishing her every success,
taneous with the utterance of the last syllable, the signal was
given, and amidst the most enthusiastic shouts of the asscin,
bled multitude, and the performance of the National Anthem,
by a Military Band, she majestically glided ofi' the ways, and
took posse:non of that element of which she promises to he
a prominent ornament, and a protecting bulwark. She is
built for the " Dublin and London Stearn Company," and
is intended to ply between the former port and this.—
Her buithen is 512 • tons, exceeding that of the Enter.,
prize by 105. Her extreme length is 183 feet; her breadth
on the poop deck 28 feet, on which births are fitted up for 20
passengers, and stabling for eight horses—the entire .num-
ber o> cabin passengers, for which accommodation is pro,
' videth is MO. Vile engines, 'bk Bolton and Watt, bill be
or 100 horsepower. She is, on' the whole flat built, to meet
the inconveniences of the Dublin bur, anti will, when hilly
freighted, draw only nine feet six inches of water.'—'tire ahnfiat
omitted mentioning, that the time anticipated for the perform,
once of the trip from Dublin to London, and vice versa,, tLeA
not exceed 17 hours, and that the first voyage will he attempteki
in about three months.