The Sun.
London, England, 1821-12-05 00:00:00

INIERCANTILE SHIPPING, Sa.

DEAL, DEC. 4.—Wind W.S.W.—Carne down from the
Rive: the Mary, Boyd, for Madras, &c. ; Aurora, 'Huht ; and
Maria, Napier, for Grenada ; New Thomas,, Wright, for
Genoa and Leghorn ; Letitia Tennant, 31ontgomery ; and
Edward, nether, for Beirltst Joseph Banks, Major, for
Jamaica ; and Navigator, Desquitze, fbr Caen. Arrivvd ana
sailed for the River the Centurion, Mead, from St. Helena ; and

nester, Gibbins, from Oporto. Great part of the outward-
botiiid sailed last night, With a light breeze from the .N.N.W.
T0..(1,,y it is W.N.‘t . with every appearance of blowing again
from that quarter. Pot back the Rebecca. for St. Lut_ia ; and
Hutton, for Buenos Ayres: they left the fleet this morning off
Fairleigh apparently all well, endeavouring to beat down with
a foul wind, but must likely they will be obliged. to' bear up
age in.

It A msG ATI:, DEC. 4.—Arrived the La Julie, Drouillara,
London for Rouen, with loss of anchors and cables.

YAP MO it'll:, DEC. 4.—The Alpha, AVillock, from Spald-
ing for London, has been brought in here dismasted,
run foul of another ship (crew saved except'orie man). Arrived
the Barbara, Nittleton, from Nialdon, with loss of anchors ami
cables. Put back the Providential, Beats, leaky. A liur.:L-er
Keel is towing into the Cockle, apparently with loss of sails,
name not known.

I\lll.l'olw, DLc. 3.—Arrived the Julian, Somanidl,
Liverpool for St. Kitt's, lealty ; and Ariel, Ritchie, fruni
Greenock for Savannah, with loss of anchor and cable, havir.L.;
got tool of the brig Friends.
FAl.Mou'rn, DEC. 3.--Wind W.N.W.--Arrived the
Stammer packet, with a mail, from Lisbon, in 7 days. .Sailed
the Ardent, Boyd, for Belfast. The Packets have their signals
flying, and are ready to sail directly the wind shifts to th,,
north ward.

WiIiTEHAVEN, Dec. 2.—The New Triton is strant.:;:d
near Itavinglass ; crew and passengers saved. The 'William,
Boadie, of this port. from 11'atertOrd, has gone to pieces ;
crew saved. An Irish schooner has e!:o gone to.pieces ; er.r.v
drowned. A brig was on-shore about a league to the southward
of the above vessels—name not known.
Pon'ismou ru, Due. -I.—Arrived the La Vichvin
Martin, from Cherbourg. Sailed the Viper cutter on a cruia.
It'has blown verfhard from the N.W. all day, but the,ships
at *du:ad and the Motherbank are lying all safe.
GAl,wAy, Pat'. I.—The Jane, Smith, of and from Ler-
wick, to a port in Spain, put in here two days hack, and was
last night driven on shore near flare Island, after cutting away
her mainmast. Iler cargo of lyn, and cod is not much da-
maged ; and if the weather should become fine it may be got
out sate, and the vessel got off.
LIMEniCK, DEc. I.—Last night it blew a most tremendous
gale of wind, at W.N.W. which continued until four o'clock
this morning. The tide ran to an alanning height, and consi-
derable damage has been done to the shipping in the river, but
we have not heard of any vessel being lost or driven on shore.
He LE, DEC. i.—The Blue-eyed Lass, Dawson, from Hull
to London, has been run on board of by the Mary, of Ply-
mouth, which stove in her bow, and did her so much damage
that she must discharge to repair.
Pwlol,-111, DEC. W.—Amved the Nymph,
Watkins, from Lisbon.

LIVERPOOL, DEC. 3.—The Haunch, Irvine, from Dublin
for Liverpool, is stranded near Carnal's point (Anglesey), and
it was feared would go to pieces; crew saved. The Isabella,
King, from New Orleans, was driven on shore last night, and
will he a total wreck ; crew saved. The Albion, 11
from New York, which was on shore in Bootle Bay, has .been
got off:

Extract of a Letter from Messrs. Goodwin, Curling-, and Co.

Agent. to:Lloyd's at Deal, dated Dec. 4.

" 4 Depui'ation of•thC Boatmen at this place and Ramsgate
met us this day, when the letter from the Committee of Lloyd's,
and the opinion of their Solicitors, with their Resolutions upon
it, were read to them, and after deliberating thereon, they
consented to permit their comrades to act as they chose as to
going alto vessels ; but some of the leading boat-proprietors
yet determine not to launch their boats, except their services in
case of differences are left to. arbitration, instead of to the Lord
Warden's Commissioners."

Our communication with the shipping in the Downs has been
in some measure retarded since the 30th ult. on which night,
the rudders were taken away from the boats by the seafaring
people, in consequence, we are informed, of the award made to
them lately for their services in rendering assistance to ships- in
distress ; and it appears, none of their boats will be allowed to
go off, till their complaints are redressed, except to save lives,
in which case there is not a man among them but who would
cheerfully venture his own, and use every effort in his power to
acconiplish that object.—(Kentish (4azette, Dec. 40 '

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for the benefit of the Colony, the gre.atest of
which is permission for distillation recently granted
by the British Government. A new-Colony has
lately being planted at a place named Port
M'Quarrie, about two hundred miles ,to the
northward of Port Jackson Bead Quarters.—
Its foundation has for its object the culti-
vation of the sugar cane, being much warmer
than here : the highest hopes are entertained of its
success. If such are realised, very great advantage
by its means will accrue to the country. Au
important article for exportation will be ati.orded
which is much wanted. It will also detain in
circulation a great portion of the colonial capi-
tal which is annually -sent out of the country for
foreign produce. Mr. Commissioner BIGGS sailed
for England about three months ago, having
finished his inquiry, froM the result of which
great changes are expected to take place."