The Sun.
London, England, 1821-06-11 00:00:00

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PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 10.--Wind N. W.----Arrived
yesterday his Majesty's ship Tees from St. Helena ; and Success
transport from the Downs. Arrived to-day the Loyal Briton,
and Kionersley Castle transports from Demerara. The Johanna
Von Begg, supposed from the -Mediterranean, was picked up at
Sea by three cutter-rigged vessels, said to have taken fire,
scuttled and abandoned by the crew. One of the Pilots states,
that he saw the Captain and crew leave her and go on board of
a Dutch Pilot-boat which was lying by her. She then had all
her sails set and the hull under water, as at present ; she is now
placed under quarantine._
PLyMOLTTII, JUNE 9.—Wind N. N. W.—Arrived the.
Europe, Willis, from Dantzic ; and 'Minerva, Dale, from
Norfolk (V.). Arrived off the port the Volusia, Riffles, from
Jamaica, out 42 days. The Maryland, - Folger, from New
Bedford for Havre, fell in, on 15th May, with an open boat
which had drifted
600 miles from the Azores, with 10 Portu-
guese, who were in a state of extreme suffering.
Fai,arcou'ru, JUNE. 8.--Wind the Duke of
Marlborough packet, with a mail for Lisbon. . The Walsing-
ham packet, for the Mediterranean.; Chichester, for Jamaica ;
and Swiftsure, for -the Brazils, are in the roads -waiting orders.
LYMINGTON, JUNE 10.-2 The Purser of the Hon. Com-
pany's ship Prince Regent has landed here ; left China the 27th
of January; Cape of Good Hope the 3d of April, and St.
Helena the 18th of April. -
D Kau, JuNE 10a--Wind N. N. W.—Arrived and sailed for
the River yesterday the Asia, Balderston, from China; North-
ampton, Charlton, from Bengal ; Camden, Billinghurst, from
Antigua; and several more, 'names unknown,• Came down
from the River and sailed the Recliner, Barton, for St. Thomas's ;
and Juno, Pritchard, for Jamaica: Arrived to-cloy and sailed
for the River the, Pigot, Thour, from Tobago ; Wilberforce,
Dods, from Leghorn ; Lucy Davidson, ' Goodwin, from
Jamaica,;--and Percy, Smith, from ditto. same down from
the River and sailed the Tamerlane, Briton ; and Meridian,
Brooking, for Genoa ; BritiSh Tar, Clark, for Quebec ; Comet,
Jones, for New Providence; and Maine, Townson, for New
York.

Extract of a Letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Hull, dated

Jun. 4- U.
.
" The Thomas and Mary transport, (No. 40,) John Dysart
master, ran upon the Stoney Binks, at the entrance of the
Humber, on Thursday night, about o'clock, and it'is ap-
prehended she will go to pieces. The crew and about 26 sol-
diers, with their Major, who were on hoard,.were saved by the
life-boat, but one poor woman was washed overboard."

Saturday the free-trader Catherine, from Madras and Bengal,
and the Wilhelraira, Reid, for the Cape of Good Hope, sailed
from Portsmouth. No merchant shipping remained at that

port.
The foreign brig Johanna Von Berg, laden with brandy and
wine, was towed into Spithead on Saturday evening a wreck, by
the Dolphin cutter; she having caught fire; had been scuttled
and abandoned by the crew, when the Dolphin fell in with her :
the men, it is supposed, escaped in a gailiot, which was in
company.
The Fanny, to embark detachments for the Mediterranean,
and the Brunswick, to embark troops for Quebec, arrived at
Cowes on Saturday.
An Insurgent ship and schooner were seen off Cape St. Vin-
cent on the 20th ult. overhauling about 20 sail of vessels, under
American colours.
The Rose sloop of 20 guns, Capt. Clowes, and the Martin,
of 20 guns, Capt. Askew, are fitting at Portsmouth for foreign
service.—The Hyperion frigate, at Sheerness, Capt. Lillicrap, is
fitting for the South American station ; as is also the Gannet
sloop of war, Capt. Style, for the Mediterranean.—The Adven-
ture sloop of war, formerly the Aid, Capt. Smyth, is fitting at
Deptford for an extensive survey of the eastern shores of the
Mediterranean.—The Aurora frigate, of 44 guns, Capt. Preston,
is fitting at Chatham for foreign service.—The Glasgow frigate,
Capt. Doyle, is fitting at Portsmouth for the conveyanco•of Sir
Edward Paget, Governor of Ceylon, to Trincomalee.