The Sun.
London, England, 1828-04-28 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

iAndritWir.S.W.—Arrived
LIVERPOOL.
25.—High water 55 min. past 13
the Aurora, Portent,
from. Mobile, with cotton ; Pearl, Teal, from New Or.-:
teens, citb ; Stapleton,' Hunter,: from Macaio, with,
do. ; taraboo, Cook; from Laguayra, with logwood ; Pru-
dence, Elder, from Trieste, with oil and , shumac;. Jonge
Ferdinand, • Doeskin, from Cork, in ballast; Vlyt, De.
Vries, from Newry, in ballast; Richard, Dordt, from
Amsterdam, .in ballast; Yandalia, Fradland, from Ros-
tock, with wheat ; Two Sisters, Corry, from Waterford,
with ditto ; Mary, James, from Waterford, With ditto and'
flour ; Mina Castle, Voust, from Isle of Man, with flour ;
Scipio, M'Kinley, from Limerick, with oats and wheat;
Heroine, Ball, from Salcombe, with malt; Magnet, —,
from Ipstvlelt ;' Mary, —,'from Newport, with iron ;
Majestic, Huxtable, friihr Cardiff, with do. ; William
Nesling, from Poole, with clay ; Argo, .Martin, from
do. with do.';• Cyrus, Draper, from do. with. do; Doris,
Bitrchell, from do. with do.; Mars, Rolling, from do. wan
do. ; Peace, Doilgson, from Drogheda, with sundries; Ann,
Burner, from Dartmouth,. with do. ; Commerce, Bibby,
from Dublin, with ditto ; Sheffield, Richards,. from Bel-
fast, with do. ; James Watt, Johnson (steamer), from Glas-
gow, with do. ; Speedwell, Wood, from lnvetness, with
do. ; Jane and Ellen, Parry, from London, with do. ;
Valiant, Griffiths, from do., with do. ; Deptford, Lodwick,
from do., with do. ; Jonge Rente, Huisman, from Cork,
in ballast ; Euphan, Drysdale, from Limerick, with wheat ;
Clyde, M'Queen, from do., with do. ; Ardent, Williams,
from Waterford, with do.; Mary and Isabella, M'William,
from Dublin, with do. ; Wellington, Thomas, from Gal-
way, with oats and wheat; Margaret, Tweedie, front
Clare, with do. ; Caledonia, Graham, from Tralee,, with
do. ; Providence, Evans, from do., with do. ; Elizabeth,
—, from Dublin; with do. ; Probity, Harris, from Ips-
wich, with grain ; Reward, Goss, from Fowey, with slay ;
Shannon, Jdnes, from Poole, with do. ; Friendship,
Mitchell, from do., with do. ; Blossom, Johnson, from
do:, with do. ; Mars, Bristowe, from London, with sun-
dries ; Factor, Herbert, from do., with do. ; Thetis, Town-
ley ~(steamer), from Dublin with the mail ; Vigilant,
Christie, from Cadiz and Dublin, off.—One brig off at six
O'clock.

CLEARED OUTWARDS. L-Neptunus, Jelly, for Antwerp;
Simeon, Manley, for Douglas; Hopewell, Vernon, for
ditto; Tryall, Milburn, for Castlatown ; Grace, Moreton,
for Newfoundland ; Christina Johanna, Parbert, for Riga ;
Despatch, Crabb, for Naples and Sicily ; John, Corrani,
for Peel ; Duchess of Athol, Christian, for Dougl,p+ ;
Mars, Clapperton, for New Orleans; Pelorus, Goodwin,
for Leghorn and Malta; Defence, Rogers, for Mirainichi ;
Pleiades, Allen, for Rio de Janeiro ; Hugh Johnston,
Brawn, for New 'York ; Illilharn, Baker, for Newfound-
land ; Peru, -, for dittb; Alert, Chapman, for )3abia ;
Bristol, Richer, for Alexandria; Pioneer, Marbeirv,
for Alexandria; Ann, Hayward., for Newfoundland; Lydia,
Foster, for ; William and Helen, -, for
Gentili and Leghorn ; Zebulon, Allen, for. Nova Set!tia ;
Everton, Neverson, for St. Vincent ; Lady Douglas, At-eta,
for Berbiee.

SATURDAY. APRIL 26.—Lligh water 50 min. past 8.
—Wind W..7-Arrived the Silas Richards; Holdridge, from
New. York, , with cotton, ashes, tobacco, &c. ; Vigilant,
Christie,., from Cadiz. and Dublin; with wine ; Malcom,
Pond, flaitn Waterford,' with flour, &c. ; Prince Regent,
Morgan, from Drogheda, with flour, &c. ; Hebe,
from Strangford, with wheat, &c. ; Industry; Daly, from
Baltimore (Island), with do. ; Two Friends, APlntyre.
from Tralee, with oats ; Catherine and Jane, Russell, from
Newry, with do. ; Chance, Nesbit, from Dublin, with
grain ; Harmony, Stewart, from Drogheda, with oatmeal ;
Lovely, Atken, from Yarmouth, with malt; Dolphin.
Simpson, , from do., with do. ; Ardent, Thomas, front
Londpn, with tallow,; William Parke, Hall, from Jamaica,.
with coffee, &c. ; Mercury, Lewis, from Cardiff, with iron ;
Minerva, , from 'Poole, with clay ; Hope, Hill, from,
do., with do. ; Lively,' Jones, from Teignmcwth, with do.;
New :Maley, Bartlett, from Charlestown, with d0.,-; Mary
Flower, Williams,, from Exeter, with manganese; Friend!,
James, from do., with cider; Manchester, Penn (steamer),
from Dublin, with sundries ; Cumberland, Sewell (steamer),
with do. ; Better-Luck-Still, Stevens, from Drogheda,with
from Carlisle, with do. ; Corilelia, Lockett, from Belfast,
do. ; James Perkins, Crowell, from . Virginia, sailed April.
6, with cotton and tobacco; Brunsty, Bricklebank, from
Tampico ; Etna, Emerson (steamer), from Dublin, with
the mail.-2 ships, 1 brig, off at eight o'clock.—Private
signal, Messrs. Gladstone, Grant, `and •Co. for the Duke a .
Lancaster, from Calcutta.
CLIZAIt/TS OU'PiPARDS—The Elizabeth and Cor:lelia,
Parlevlit, for Antwerp; Margaret and Agnes, APtulloch;
Kernan,
Eleanor,
for Castletown
aJrakn,e,CGanrnegoonr,y,fofirz F
Diiratruehj
a.bie
Blair, for Newfoundland ; Princess Charlotte, Johnson, •
(or New Orleans; Rover, Roberts, for Ramsay; Gram-
piop, Matthewson, for Rio de Janeiro ; Jonge Willem,
Janson, for Rotterdam ; Mary, J. Hannah, for' Wilniing-s
ton, N.O.

Telegraph Office, April 25.
At 9 80--Wind at Holyhead West; blowing fresh. One
brig off, inward bound. • •
No. 10 pilot-boat off Point Lynas.

At 12 45—A brig off Point Lynas, inward bound, in
want of a pilot, no boat in bight; No. 10 has bearded all
hands.

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At 1 45—One ship off Great Arm's Hem), inward
bound, has not shown her aumber.
A brig west of the Floating Light, with Mewrs. Hall_
well and Highfield's pirate signal for the Stapleton, from
Maeaio. _ .

not shown her ;lumber.
heaAdta4nd4sb
Telegraph Office, Saturday April 2G.
—rigAht aside's, oiffnwtlituedFholoautndin.g Light, with carved
At S SO a.m. • passed Point Lynam, homeward-bound, No.
14, Doke of Lancaster, B. S. ; has 3 pilot on board.
At 10 1.111. Wind at Holyhead W.N.W. bl°W.ing fresh.
At 11 25 an, American ship off Point Lynas, „ward_
boand i has a pilot,ou board ; has
No. .4 pilot boat off P,oint Lynam.
i :' 06',
At 11 a.m. passed point Lynas inward-bound, No
Lady Rowena; has a pilot on board. • •
' At 11 a.m. passed point Lynas, outward.boun'd; 'No.
328, Chatham, British ship.
' A ship
,iying.to off
she a Voel Naut station, inward-bound.
awaiting the tide;' is very large vessel, with sellow
sides, painted ix'rt'' and a figure-head.
passed, Holyhead, outwar4bound, at p. n:, No. 16,
Barton, British ship. Wind at Holyhead W.N.W. light
breeze.
At 5. 50. P.lO. 1 barque and a schooner off Point Lynas.
outward-hound ; 1 brig off Great orm'9 Head ; I ship,
inward-bound, off'
Voel Naut—neither of the above vessels
showed any number. "
At 1 p.m.• 2 pilOt-boat off Voel Naut.
At 6 50 pan, a schooner East of the Floating. Light,
with Messrs. T. and J. Brooklebank's private signal fly-
ing for the Bransty; from Tampico.

Po TA T OE s .—We frequently mentioned during
the summer, that considerably more than the usual breadth
Was planted' with potatoes—that there was every probabi-
lity of an abundant crop; and that this substantial article of
the poor man's subsistence, would be got twit reasonable
rate.during the winter. There is still a great quantity of
potatoes in. store,.laot only in this vicinity, but in all the
populous quarters iu Scotland. They are retailing in this
,city at 4d. the imperial peck of 174 lbs. • They are, bow-.
ever, considerably. cheaper in other quarters. In Glasgow
they are selling at 7d. and Sd. a Lanarkshire peck of 411bs.
In Dundee they are selling at Ss. 6d. a boll; and at Mon-
trose they are going at'from 2s. to 2s. 6d. per boll of- 16
stones, pr 20 imperial measure. Agriculturists who , are
deeply interested in the subject are of opinion that, round
this city, the hteadth planted in potatoes is nearly a fourth
se than that of last; year,—Saismon.