The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-17 00:00:00

NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN
SUBSCRIPTION ROOM, MAaca 17.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 15.—Wind N.N.W.—The Clarissa
Ann, Owens, from Charleston, for this Port, at Holyhead;
likewise the Mars, BvitOS, from London. The British ship
Marmion Petrie, Is taken up for the packet of the 21st inst. for
Philadelpihia ; the Bolivar, 'Wilson, as previously advertised,
not having arrived.—Off this Port, at sun set, 1 Snow.
COWES, MAncit 16.—Wind N.--. Sailed the Pembroke,
American ship, for Antwerp, having repaired.
Al mien 16.--Canie down from' the River and sailed
the David Owen, Andrews, for Geneo; Success, Shand, for
Gibraltar; Lowestoft, Breen, for Lisbon; Henry, Westmor.
Stronack; for
land, Demerara; James and Theresa, Atisten, Bordeaux;
St. Vincent's; TNyerw,e,B9AUttiltllitlOWnide:foctrieutithaicBt4a; remeins; st.
David, Salmon, Charleston.
PonTsmouTit, Msticit I9.—Wind
,Mai
jetty's ship Blond% which attired yesterday, fell in with the
wreck of the ship Frances Ann, Kendall. Master, 398 tons,
from New Brunswick, fey Liverpool, an hourtefore sun-set, on
the 7th Mardi, in lat. 44. 43. N., long. 30.30. W,." There were
six human beings on the wreck, which they succeeded in bring.
ing on board the Blonde, viz. the Master and his wife, mate,
carpenter, one setillll6ll, and a female passenger named Ann
Saunders. The crew consisted originally of 17; she was 30
days a wreck ; the 23 last days time survivor,, fed on tlie•bOdiet
of their companions. At the time the ,Blonde fell In with cheat
it blew • gale of wind, and she was sailing at the rate of eleven
knots and a half, and a few hzuirsafter increased to a hureicane.
When they first discovered the wrack„ she was nine miles on the
lee-bow. Sailed the Princess, Royal transport, for Jersey;
and the Louisa, for Deptford. Caine into harbour the
Arrow cutter, which she detained off Beach Heed, with 400
tubs of spirits and bales of silk.

LFROM 14 lA)VD'S.I ..
DEAL, MAncti Io.—Wind N.E.—Passed through from tha
River the Tyne, Addison, for Jamaica; Arethusa, Siranack,
for St. Vincent's ; Chlorim, Fretman, for St. Übes; oican',
Pearson, for Lima; David Walker, Andrews, fur Genos'i '-' James and Theresa, Aston, for Bordeaux; Success, Shand, for
Gibraltar ; Scandinanio, Christpherson, for Alicant • Henry,
NVentmorland, for Demerara ; Lawstofre, Mitchell', for St. •
Michael's; James and ;maim, —_____, for Bordeaux; and
the Caroline, --____, from Yarmouth, for Gibraltar.
Pn .
oTsamu'ru, IWAitcH 16.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived the
Princess Royal, Sherwood, from Guernsey.
PAL NI ot/ Til , NII AIIC II 13.--Wind W.—Arrived the Duke
of Kent Packet, from Lisbon, in f; days; and Laura, Quick,
frotn Bristol. Sailed the Lord Melville Packet, for Jamaica.

Arrived off Penzance the Madras, Feyner, from Madras; with
Sir E. Puget on hoard.
The Charles Grant, Ilay, sailed from Bengal the 28th of
September, for China, and having experienced a severe gale of
wind, in Which she lost all her anchors, except the sheet; sba
put back to Kedgeree on the 12th of October, and it watt sup.
posed would be obliged to discharge pert of her cargo.

Til E ARM Y.
The last Division of the 2d Dragoons will arrive, on the.2lst
inst., at Liverpool, on route to Ireland.
The Ist (the King's) Regiment of Dragoon Guards now
on its march front Canterbury fur
The Depot of the 91st Regiment of Infantry, is ordered'
to
march from Perth to Greenock, to embark tbr Ireland.
A Detachment belonging to the 91st Regiment of Font,
ordered to march, on
,Alontley next, from Deptford, for thu
purpose of embarking on board a Canaßoat, in the Guy Basin
for Liverpool, on route to Dublin.