The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-16 00:00:00

SHIP NILWS.

l‘lnJoan, Nov. 13.—Arrived the Severn, Gib-
-5°4, from St. John's, N. 8., short of provision's;
.154 the Bth inst. tell in with the sloop Friendship,
I%e.hoen, front Kinsale for Swansea, in a sinking
4141E--she took the crew from on board, and the
tiOnp sunk soon alter.

ITAtiwicti, Nov. 15.—An anchor, weighing
11 ewt• I gr. 10 lb., with 48 fathoms chain cable
a" 23 fathoms 14-inch rope cable attached
tber"o, has been picked up here, supposed to
long to a large ship front the Northward for
ndon, to take in a cargo for the East Indies.

NAL, Nov. 15.—Cante down tram the River
Elizabeth, Pixley, and Prince George, Pat ker,
dot atimaica Amity, Smith, for Havre ; and
'kyles,'Hughes, for Genoa. Arrived, and sailed
lar the River, the Seringapatam, Baxter, from
"It South Seas ; Good Intent, Guiwell, from
lleivfoundland; and Hero, Mason) from Quebec
for Lynn.

FALMOUTH, Nov. 13.—Sailed the Duke of Kent
heltet with a mail for Lisbon.

PoßTsmouTn, Nov. VS.—Arrived the Active,
beitracellr, from Havanna!). Sailed the ‘Vater-
-43. Cole, and Golden Grove, Steel, for London.

MARGATit, Nov. Is.—Arrived the Lord Dim-
-144.1 Hrown, from Qaebec for Chatham, with the
bass of an anchor.

„.I‘IILANcHoLy Stut•warcx..—txtratt of a let.-
z_."t from Lochalah, at date 23d Oct.—” I have
Jul" been informed that a large ship has been
ipt" on a shoal near Guirdle, in the island of
~,1„111• She lies on her beam ends, with all
-‘" set, and her hull under water. It is oh-
served ibat there is a large hole on her tipper
2r be
None of the crew has been heard of, nor can
be discovered that any of their bodies remain
in the wreck. Two dogs have come ashore
Ve, on one of which theft is a 'collar, hot no
"lithe Can be traced on it. What her cargoconsist-
r" of has not been aarertainetl. A box of tib-
ns was found afloat near her. Part of the spars
i,.
-41t1 rigging have hetn taken away by the people
core.—P.
S. Since writing the foregoing,
hereby report, that the .ship's stern was thrown
ilbhore on the Island of Coll, and that it was
44 large, that the people could nut turn it
*TI see the name. That some papers, how.
;‘,17.) were found, by .vhich it appeared she
4as ail' merican, and ad sailed about twenty
aYs previously from Livbernottl.'6

• Arrived at Ayr, on Sunday last, the Enter-
//rite. 'Captain Paton, from St. John's, N. 8.,
twensy.Wee 'days. Sailed thence on the 13th
rober, in company with the ship Waterloo,
~.
wr Aberdeen ; the Jess and Flora, for this
i)ort, would sail the same day.—Spoke on!the
tEltli ult. lat. 44. S. long. 53. the Cale-
,;°46, of and for Aberdeen, Irani Saint John's,
14 TO days ;. and on the 20th, in lat. 45.
;7. long. 47. 48. the brig port, of Sunderland,
Om Newry to St. John's with passengers, out 30
et 47a. alt well. The Enterpt ize sailed from Ayr
01 224-wards on the 9th August last, and. on the
a encountered a very heavy gale from the west-
--All, Which shifted the ballast and laid the vessel
:14 her beam ends, doring which she shipped se-
era' heavy seas, which carried away all the star-
rard bulwarks, stern heat, and swept one of the
Inqa from the deck, who was drowned.

~.,74°YAL CONTRAST.—The following -etter ITI3-
;"SIS Cot St) different front that of the York-
Seceders, we deem it ti duty to the
tiler to present it to our Readers :
"TO THE RIGEit LION. LORD GRANTHAM.

"111/ Loptn—Having hitherto declined serving hi your
'•ortlabip's Corps, considering, from the state of the country,
ib);
L services were not required, and now seeing that number-
• attempts are made by a set of evil-disposed itinerants to
commotion throughout the kingdom, I make an 'offer to
1"1'e in any capacity your Lordship may choose to appoint to
44, in your Regiment of Yeomanry—which Corps, I conceive,
4rt retained solely in time of peace, to assist when necessary
likt Civil Power, in maintaining the public tramquillity.

" I have the honour to be,
" Your Lordship's roost obedient servant,
" W. L. FENTON SCOTT.

Toa, Nov. n, 1819."

th FrPay at three o'clock a Cabinet Council
lvas held to the Secretary of State's Office for
Iloine Department, which sat till six o'clock.
esterday at two o'clock another Cabinet Conn-
" was held fit the same place, which was attend-
:" by the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Liverpool,
ile Lail of NVtstnunland, Viscount Snlntontli,
'se(?nnt Castlereagh, Mr. Robinson, &c. The
c
before continued in deliberation till a quarter
five. The Attorney and Solicitor-General,
Itith Other Crown Lawyers attended the Council.
It has Lien erroneously stated that the Owen
jendutvcr had arrived at Plymouth. She is
i▪ tos
" at Spithead, but was to sail this day to join
11-'lle squadron, conse4ing of the Superb, Vengeor,
14d Hyperion, untlet"the command of Sir THOMAS
i
ttlhe period of Admiral PLAMPIN's command at
11: iltienn having expired, he is about to return.
1611"-Admiral LAMBEKT, it is said, is to succeed
, The Vigo, 74 gnus, at Portsmouth, is pre-
tutr
for the flag-ship; and Captain -13-110"1B
r"illted to the command. Admiral PLAMPI
IlktN
ttitut 41 the Conqueror, of 74 guns.