The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-26 00:00:00

ATERCAM'ILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, Jr 25.-Vind S. w.—Arrived and sailed for the
River the Hannah, Webber, from Quebec ; and Sisters, Bishop,,
from TenerifFe. Arrived and remains the Venus, Curtis, from
Bremen for Baltimore. Sailed the Rapid, Storickcr, for Am-
sterdam. Came down from the River and remains the Venus,
Candler, for New Yolk.

JuL;23.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Job..
son, Evans, lam Annapolis Royal, in 35 days. Sailed th,
Alcona, Lloyd, for Londonderry ; and Shamrock, Holmes, fo;
London.

CARDIGAN, JULY 24.—The Natitilus, Dodds, from Mira.
arrived yesterday ; grounded on the Bar, but expected
to float ofF to-morrow.

VA It MO IT T 11, JULY 23.—The Rochdale, from Hull for
London, carried away her topmast in a storm, in the Cockle,
yesterday.
E Y otr TIT, r.-ir 25.—Wind S. W. blowing very b ard.—
About 20 sail of vessels are lying in Portland Roads, bound to
the Westward.

COWE s, Ju LA- 25.—Passed through the Roads for Holyhead
yesterday the Prince Regent yacht, Capt. Sir Michaol Seymour.
Pon T S3lO U T n, J u 1. Y 25.—Wind S. W.—Sailed the L'Aigle,
Sharp, for London ; Indus, Wright, for Antwerp; and Hussa-
ren, Gibson, for St. Petersburgh. Came into Harbour the
Albury and Importer transports to dischaige troops.
Haim C IT, .Ir,n 25.—Arrived the Lord Duncan packet,
with a mail, from Cuxhaven. Sailed the Lady Nepean packet
for ditto, and Lord Nelson packet for. Holland, each with a mail.
PLYMOUTrr, JULY 24. --Wind ‘V.S.‘v.--Arrived the
Thomas, Ciarness, from London for Prince Edward's'lsland ;
and Torri Bowline,- Laughton, from ditto for Jamaica. Ar-
rived off Plymouth t'ae Palmyra, from London for Havannab.

DAVIS STRAITS FISHERY.
The Lady Jane, of Neweistle, is arrived oil' Peterhead from
Davis Straits, with 1.6 fish,, and about 2(h) tons of oil. She
brings the following account :
Ellison of hull - 10 fish, 523 d June.
Eliza of Shields, - - 9 fish, ditto.
Granville Bay (Shields) - 8 fish, 17th June.
Princess of Wales, Aberdeen, I fish, 2d May.
Letitia - (Aberdeen) - clean.

FROM A Conar.sroNocsT.—A Gentleman just
arrived from Ireland brings the intelligence that
a great quantity of his MAJESTY'S baggage is-ar-
rived at Dublin. Preparations on the grandest
scale are making to give his MAJESTY the most
splendid reception. He can have no idea of the
uproarious joy with which he will be received by
all classes and all parties : they look forward to
his MAJESTY'S visit as a panacea for all their suf-
ferings, and trust it will effect that anion and
fusion of parties, that hereafter the diffef efice of
Creeds will have no other effect but that of ex-
citing a rivalry in loyalty and patriotism in all
his MAJESTY'S subjects.—l am sorry to add, that
with the baggage is arrived numerous workmen,
such as smiths, farriers, harness-makers, tailors,
C.c. The Irish very naturally ask, does his MA-.
JESTY's Household Officers think we cannot shoe
a horse, mend a harness, or make a coat ?
His MAJESTY will have a grand dinner party
this day at Carlton-house.—llis MAJESTY'S es-
cort to Ireland will, we understand, consist of a
couple of frigates and two or three sloops.
Yesterday forenoon, between thirty and forty
chests of plate were forwarded from Carlton-
house Palace to the Paddington Canal, to be con-
veyed to Liverpool, and from thence to Dublin.
The QUEEN, accompanied by Lord and Lady
Hoon and Lady ANN llAmtrirox, was present at
the review held yesterday on Wormwood-scrubs.
Amongst other distinguished personages present,
we noticed his Royal Highness the Duke of
YORK and Prince EsTEEtIAZY.

Letters from Constantinople of the 21st ult.
state that Baron STROGONOFF, at that period,
continued in his country seat at Bujukdere.
This intelligence is supposed to be more recent
than any received at Paris, and consequently
falsifies the account of his imprisonment in the
Seven Towers.

A reverse has been sustained by the Patriots
on the Spanish Main. After remaining. in pos-
session of the cit.y. of Caraccas only 12 (lays,
they were driven out of it on the 25th of May
by the Royalists, who also succeeded On the
following day in regaining possession of La
Guayra. This intelligence is communicated in
letters from St. Thomas's of the 13th of June,
received yesterday. The principal force of the
Patriots is stated to be in the interior, the Presi-
dent Bolivar and Gen. Paez having formed a
junction at Varinas, from whence they medi-
tated an attack on St. Carlos. In consequence
of the re-occupation of Caraccas and La Guayra
by the Royalists, the usual convoy was expected
to arrive at St. Thomas's in the course of the
month of June.

It appears by accounts received from New
Brunswick, that eight sail of fishing vessels from
the United States, were captured in the Bay of
Fundy by a British sloop of war and a gun-
brig, from Halifax ; and on the 31st of June
four others wee taken possession of, for fishing
within the British jurisdiction, and in defiance of
the treaty. It will be remembered, that more than
twelve months since, not less than 30 American
vessels were seized by British ships of war Sunder
similar circumstances, and the case came before
the Admiralty Court at Halifax. It was de-
cided that the fishing vessels then captured
should be released, but notice was given to the
owners, that in future lenity would not be slie:vn
to any that might be captured. It is therefore
concluded, that the vessels now taken for
breaking the Commercial Treaty will not be
given up, but considered as good prizes.
The Ticket, No. 1,235, drawn last Tuesday a
Prize of 3,000/. Consols, was sold by RICHARD-.
soN, GooDLucK, and Co. in one Fourth, one
Elghth,`atid ten Sixteenth Shares, at their old
established Office, Bank-buildings,Cornhill.