The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-05 00:00:00

NORTH AND ROUTH AMFIRICAN
SUBSCRIPTION ROOM, JAN. S.
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The following Papers were received this Morn.
ing :—New York, Bth Dec.—Shipping List of
7th ; Quebec, 29th Nov. ; Montreal, 30th Nov.;
Baltimore, 6th Dec.; Boston, 6th Dec.; 11,ieh-
mond, ttl Dee. ; Norfolk, 3d Dec. ; Petersburgh,
2d Dec. ; Philadelphia, 7th Dec.; Mobile, 15111
Nov.; Savannah, 26th Nov.
PORTSMOUTU, JAN. 4.—Arrived the ship Five Brothers,..
Kcar, from Havannuh ; Eleonora, Kreeft, front Dantzic;,
nadian, Reed, from Quebec, for London, sailed from Cape Ray
the Bth Dec., and on the 28th spoke the Big Packet of Glasgow
in lat. 48. 30. N., long. 9. W., all well ; on the 2d inst. spoke
the ship Sarah, for London, from the Bay of Ifondura4 or
Beachy Head; all well. Parted company with the" Ams,
Blackwood, for Chatham, on the day of sailing from Cape Ray.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.—Arrived the Medal, Stansbury, If
days from Ilavannah, came into the Bay on Thuraday hut.
Passed in the Bay the ship Pocahontas, from Liverpol, three
brigs, and a number of schooners, bound up. The schooner
llornillas, Lane, had sailed for Mexico.

Qunine, Nov. 2fl.—Cleared on 22d the ship Montreal,
Hull, and Richard Pope, Malony, for Liverpool; Canadian,
Reid, and Quebec Packet, Atkinson, London; brig Caldania,
Colford, Newfoundland; Ilavannah Packet, Ramsay, Liver.
pool. On 23d the ship Miriam and Jane, Henley, London; •
brig Homer, M'Leen, Liverpool.

The following is a comparative statement of the arrivals,
during the last and present year:--

Arrived-1824, 603—Tonnage 148,581—Settlers 6,81 k.
1825, 763 191,814 —909 Y.
Cleared-1024, 680—Tonnage 1,19,6113.
1825, 893.

We have not been able to obtain the amount of tonnage out•
wards this year, nor the number of vessels built, which greedy
exceeds those of last year.

MomTnEAL, Nov. 23.—'17e Subscription for the Mira-
mielti sufferers at Montreal amounted, on Saturday, to 1,4221.
los. Id.

QUEBEC, Nov. 28.—The weather, after being rather severe
in the early part of last week, became extremely mild towards
its conclusion ; yesterday the Thermometer stood, about mid-
day, at 44. of Farcnheit, and the river is now as open as in the
middle of summer. The winter roads are excellent between
this City and Montreal.

QuEliEc, Nov. 28.—Cleared, on the 2 lilt, Nymph, Yea-
ward, for Liverpool ; Nancy, Scott, for London ; Lord Mel-
ville, Robinson, for London.-25th. Thetis, Green, for Bridge_
water ; John Baptiste, Brady, for London.-26th. Thomas,
Cunningham, for Liverpool ; Canadian, Davidson, for Lon-
don; Mohawk, Wylie, do.—The brig President, (of Halifax),
from Kingston, Jamaica, passed the harbour on Thursday last
(Nov. 3.) for Quebec.

[EXTRACT or A PRIVATE LETTER.]
HAVAIINAII, DEC. 5, 1925.-4 embrace an indirect oppor.
tunity to inform you, that the Castle of San Juan de Ullos
capitulated on the 19th ult. ; and the Commandant thereof
and his Staff has just landed* from the Mexican brig of war
Victoria flag of truce.—This unexpected ailltir here has caused
a great sensation In the public mind in this city.

[Fltoll LLOYD'S.]
DEAL, JAN. 4.--Wind E. strong breezes.—Arrived end
sailed for the River the British King, Moncrief, from New
York ; saw about 30 sail of homeward bound vessels below
Bench), Head. Passed through from the River the Sisters,
Duke, for the South Seas, and the Hope, Bums, for the Cap.
of Good Hope. The Admiral Cockburn, for Rotterdam, and
Palafor, —, for Lisbon, rernal 1.

POItTSMOUTH, JAN. 4.—Wintl E.—Arrived the Sarah
Bateman, from Honduras, with loss of bulwarks, ece. ; Railed
the 30th of October in company with the Zepher and Row.
lind, for London, and parted 0 days after sailing. The Ada,
Cox, and Melpomono, Johnson, were bolding, and would bit
ready to sail in a week after the Sarah. Also arrived the Vire
Gebroders, D'Stear, from Havannah for Antwerp ; Eleonor,
Kraft, from. Memel. The Onyx, Layton, from lloadurin,
out 12 weeks, is working up limn the Needles. Sailed his
Majesty's ship Royal Oak, for Bermuda.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 3—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the Mkt of
York Packet, from the Leward Islands; sailed from St.
Thomas's the 3rd of December ; Summer Packet, from Lisbon
also a bark, 2 brigs, and a galliot—names unknown.

larr.urom., JAN. 3.--IVinil 8.5.8.---Oif the Port the
Silas Richards, floldridge, from New York ; Railed the filth
ult. ; Diana, -, from Sicily ; Joe, (irumby, and Champion,
Blackener, from Lisbon.

PLY motvr ti, JAN. 3.—Arrived his Ml\jesty's ship Lire)y,
['tom Alvarado, tc. ; sailed about the 2fith of November.

The Naparina, from London, wan stranded on the rocks,
near Trinidad, the 20th of November, and full of water.
The Rio Packet, Le illessurier, was lust on' Alvarado the
Ilith of October.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India
House, when the following Commanders took leave of the
Court previous to departing for their respective destinations,
viz.—Captain John Shepherd, Berwickshire, and Captain
William ilaviside, Thames, consigned to Bengal and China;
and Captain Charles Steward, Lord Lowther, consigned to St.
Helena, Bombay, and China. The undermentioned Captains
were sworn anti► the command of their respective ships, via.....
Captain William Elisha Ferrer, Orwell, consigned to China
direct; and Captain John Orr APTaggart, Sir David Scott,
consigned to Bengal and Chins.

Mr. BENGUUDII'S WIDOW AND FAMILY.---We
feel happy to aIItIOUDCP that the hint given in our
Paper last week, relative to a Benefit for the
Widow and Children of the lute respected Mr.
Ilitmooucm, has been nlready acted upon.—Mr.
DA v toOE, his brother Mrmager of the Coburg
Theatre, his, with promptitude and kindness,
ohtninea the nse, of tbe theatre for the purpose,
free of all charges whatsoever, and also the pa-
trollop of n itoyal Philanthropist. This, we
trust, will insure a good house. We understand
the Profession has already volunteered its power-
ful nid, and the public at large will no doabt
exercise its sympathies in support of departed
merit.

British citizens are repairing the roads, este-
Wishing mail coaches, and using other useful
means of promoting wealth in Portugal.
ACCIDENT.---About eight o'clock yesterday
evening, as an elderly woman, named Bowden,
was walking along William street, Lambeth, she
unfortunately slipped off the curb-stone, ami
broke her kg in two plaees. On being tuhen
up she seemed quite insensible) and' in that state
was called away for medical assistance,