The Sun.
London, England, 1821-07-18 00:00:00

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DEAL, JULY 17.—Wind S.—Arrived and sailtd for the
River the Windsor Castle, Lee, from Bengal; Hibberts, Peat ;
George Popplewell ; and Sir Edward Hamilton, Bell,
from Jamaica; and Dublin packet, 111'Nicce, from Dublir.
Came down from the River and remain the Matilda, Drake, fcr
Calcutta ; Tom Bowline, Laughton, for Jamaica ; Pacific,
Sutherland, for Trieste; and Magnet, Todd, from Sunderland
for Trieste. Passed the back of the Goodwin Sands the Friend-
ship, Gossell, from Havannalt for Hamburgh, out 76 days.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 17.—Wind Westerly.—Arrived the
John and Grace, Stroud, from Youghall ; and his Majesty's
ship Adventure front the Eastward. Passed by the Golconda,
Edwards, from Madras. His Majesty's ship Glasgow has gont,
but of Harbour, and brought up at Spithead.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 16.—Wind N. W.—Arrived the Mar-
tinique, Duncan, from Grenada. Arrived off the port the
Thalia, Herbert, from Madras for London ; nine weeks from
St. Helena. , .

FALMOUTH, JULY 15.---Wind N. W.---Arilved the
Sophia, Hooper, from Fara ; Lady Louisa packet, with mails,
from New York and Halifax ; and Pigney schooner, Lieuxenant
Hill, from a cruize ; she spoke the foliowing vessels :—July .10,
off the Lizard, Dutch Galliot, De Hoop, of Rotterdam, under
jury masts; 40 days from Lisbon, with fruit and salt ; lost het
masts in a gale, at N. E. off Finisterre, on 12th June ; supplied
her with -water 11th July, the Joseph, of Whitehaven, 70
days from Demerara.; supplied her' with watq; French ship
Le Grand, Colneille, from Monte Video, out 116 days, for
Havre, and supplied her with water ; 12th July, lat. 49. 30.
N. long. 8. W. ; ship Ilibberts, of London, from Jamaica, out
67 days, and supplied her with water; brig Leander, of Aber.
deen, from Fay al, out 05 days, for Hamburgh 4 Prince George,
of London; from Jamaica, out 56 days ; 13th July, lat 49. 30.
N. long. 7. 30. W. the Garland Giove, of London, from
Jamaica, out 74 days.

The Dorsetshire, from China, has arrived off Plymouth.

[Extract of a, Letter from the Agent to Lloyd's, at Cons4n-
tinople, 'dated 12th June.]
" The Turkish fleet, consisting of a ship of theline, three
frigates, and four smaller vessels, has left the Dardanelles, and
by the last accounts were off Metyline. The Greek squadron
is infinitely more numerous, and waiting. for the Turks lower
doWn the Archipelago. Reports arc in circulation of an en-
gagement having taken place, but they want confirmation."
'Extract of a Letter from the Agent to Lloyd's, at Smyrna,

dated 2d fune!]
" The general embargo was taken off on the 19th ult.;' re.
newed on the 22d, and again taken off yesterday. A Turkish
squadron of eight sail, viz. a‘ship of the line, three frigates, two,
sloops, and two brigs, was seen on the morning of the 31st ult.
off the island of Metyline. This. squadron, we are informed,.
is to be reinforced from Constantinople, and to attack the Greek
naval force cruizing among the Islands. his Majesty's ships
Medina, and R acehorse remain in the harbour."
[Extract of a Letterfrom the Agents to Lloyd's, at Bathurst,
dated 213th May.]
" We have to communicate to you for the information of the
Merchants and Ship Owners concerned at Lloyd's, the follow-
ing information respecting the latitude and longitude of Cape
St. Mary's, and Bird island Flag Staff, as communicated to us
by the officers of his Majesty's ship Leven, who were off the
entrance of this rivzr, some, time back, and went on shore at
both places with proper instruments to ascertain the exact situ-
ation.

"Cape St. Mary's—Lat. 13 deg. 29 min. 40 sec. N.; Long.
16 deg. 44 rain. 30 sec. W.
" Bird Island Flag Staff—Lat. 13 deg. 3 min. 30 sec. N.;
Long. 13 deg. 45 rain. 10 sec. W."