The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-02 00:00:00

SUIP NEWS,

D.E..% T., JULY L—Wind 'W.—Arrived anl Allied for the
River yestardar*e Aqn, .Goodwin, from Jamaica ; and -Dm-
mark Hill, 'Webster, front Pethambireo. Cam. doWn from the
River :nit] sailed the Catharine, Peyton, for Belfast ; Archi-
medes, Holland, for Catlin; Acp.stauthbrtson, for Pernam-
buco; Bruettald, Moir, for Quebec. Cams down from the
River to-day and remain the Iris, Fairer', for Gibraltar ; Ann,
White, for Dublin ; St. Patrick, Crcley, for Bellkst; L'Eaair,
Nlorsa, for -Trieste; Herds,forCaluis ; Stockholm,
Shaguslcom, for St. tibe's; Trent; .Fg-ram, for the Brazils;
Rose, Spink, for Qn2bec ; TritOn, Ord, for .13tienfis Ayres;
Frederick, Ottart, for Gibraltar; Industry, for Queb.2c, and
his xlajesty's :41ip Aurora for Portsmouth. A transpOrt, No.
46, with troops on board, got on the Goodwin Sands early this.
morning, anti was assisted ofr, and prose :led ; partieulavk in-
known. The Wind has suddenly shifted to N: E., add the
outward-bound have sailed.

POIUT6nOUTII, JUNE 30.—The- Niemen, 26 guns; Ca
E. R. Si'Olv, went out of harbour to Spithead on Tuesday ; the
Athol!, 26 guns, Capt. H. Bonrehier, is expected to go out on
Monday.. Both these ships are fitted for foreign service, and
understood to be intended for the Halifax station.
PORT3SIOUTII, JULY 1.--Wind S. \V.--Arrived the
Mariner, Douglas, from the Downs for Van Dieman's Land.
Passed by for London the Thalia, Pedlar, from Bombay for
London.

PL Y 310 t T „Tr:,)tE 29.—Arrived ofF the port the Ame-
rican ship Lucurgas, Haley, from Savannah for Ilamburgh.
Sailed the Europe, Willis, for Quebec.
FAL 31 0 ifTn, JUNE 29.- —Wind S. 11--The following
packets are hourly expected : —Ladv Arabella' Duke of Kent
(1), Duke of Kent (2), and Duke of Marlborough, from
Lisbon ; Camden, and Lady Mary, Pelham, from the Mazils ;
Marchioness of Queensberry, from Jan-mica ; Sandwich, from
the MeditAyanean ; Fox, from the Islands ; and Lady Louisa,
from America. The sailing day of the Stanmer, froM Lisbon,
will be to-morrow, and should there not a packet arrive there
before that time, all the Lisbon packets will be on their voyages
to this port —a circumstance unprecedented.
DovEs,, Ju sF. I.—The Harbinger, Barry; got on shore
this morning, but was got off, with loss of anchor and cable'
and leaky, and brought into this Harbour.

The Plover, a new 10-gun brig, was launched from Ports.
mouth Dock-yard on Saturday, at noon.
Ships at Spithead—Active, Niemen, and Tyne—ln
Queen Charlotte, Ramillies; Albion, Glasgow, Athol, Rose,
Martin, and Tees; Camelion Revenue crtuzer.
The Board of Admiralty_ has ordered a reduction of one-
seventh to be made in the wa4cs of the single-station men be-
longing:to all the Dock-yards.

Sir 'Thomas Lavie, late Governor of the Royal
Naval Asylum at Greenwich, is appointed to the Windsor
Castle, 74, guard-ship at Plymouth, vice Caulfield, deceased.
The Royal Naval Asylum has been incorporated with the esta-
blishment of Greenwich Hospital, and the School department
placed under the superintendance of Capt. George 31‘Kinlcy.
The new Dock, called the Regent's Dock, at Liverpool, is to
he opened on the day of the Coronation, and the first vessel
that is to enter is is the Majestic, new steam packet, from
Greenock. • •

The Glasgow frigate., Captain B. C. Doyle, which is fitting
for the East Indies, is not expected to sail until the latter end
of July.- the will take cut the Hon. Sir Edward Paget, Go-
i-ernoi of Ceylon. •
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The Hyperion, frigate, Captain Lilicrap, intended for the
South American-station is ordered to Portsmouth, to embark
his Excellency Lord Charles Somerset, who is about to return
to the Government of the Cape of Good Hope.
On Wednesday afternoon the Redpole, 10, Captain flay,
sailed for the 'Mediterranean, in consequence of orders suddenly
received on that day. The Dispatch, IS, Captain Jerioise, is
also to sail immediately for the same station. -The present
-state of the contest carrying on between the Turks and Greeks
in the Archipelago, calls for an increase to our protective force
in that quarter.
A Court-Martial which had been sitting three days at Ports-
mouth, on Mr. t leveland, late Master of his Majesty's ship
Icarus, upon various charges of drunkenness, disobedience of
orders, contempt and disrespect to his superiors, concluded on
Saturday afternoon. The sentence of the Court was, that Mr.
Cleveland be severely. reprimanded.—The lion. Sir Charles
l'aget, President. -

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The Seringapatam frigate, • Capt. S. Warren, C.B. is or-
dered to Lisbon, to relieve the Liffey, lion. Capt. Duncan,
C.B. which ship is to return to Spithead. •
Accounts have been.received of the arrival at Leith of the
City of Edinburgh Steam packet, which left Blackwell on the
20tti ult. Well we exclaim, " How arts improve in this
admiring age," for, notwithstanding the most unfavourable
weather, namely, a strong brco.z.) in her teeth from E.N.E. to
•N. \.E. and a heavy swell, this noble vessel performed her
Course in 73 hours, and was greeted on her arrival by the cheers
and acclamations of thousands. Under more favourable cir-
cumstances of weather, thrc is no doubt the passage will be
effected generally within 50 hours. From the decided comfort
of her aceommjidations, and her immense size, which takes
away nearly ail unpleasantness of motion, the distance between
the Metropolis and Edinburgh, instead of a long and toilsome
journey, is now reduced to an easy and delightful excursion.--
('!'he Guardian.)

Two French vessels had arrived at Marseilles from Smyrna,
which had been boarded by Greek ships in search of Turkish
property. ,This act had given great offence to the French, and
two line of battle ships and five frigates have been ordered to
proceed from Toulon to the Archipelago. A Dutch squadron
has sailed for the same destination ! ! !