The Sun.
London, England, 1828-04-15 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL.

SUNDAY, APRIL 13.—High water 24 min. past ten,
a.m.—Wind S. to S.S.W.—Arrived the Joha Taylor,
Atkinson, from Calcutta (sailed Nov. 1827); Venus, Gill,
from Drogheda ; City of Dublin, (steamer), --, from
Dublin ; Britannia (steamer), --; from ditto ; Thetis,
Townley, from ditto, with the mail; the Nelly and Jane,
Moss, from Ballina ; William and Agnes, Sedden, from
Cork; Alpha, Jones, from Poole; Lady Florence, Bishop,
from Drogheda ; John and Robert, M'Kepzie, from West-
port. _ _ _

Vessels off—The Montezuma, West, from Philadelphia;
Mars, —, from New Orleans ; Columbine, Fenton, from
the Mediterranean ; Mary Ann, —, from ditto ; Tbomag
Parsons, --, from New Orleans.

Three ships, four brigs, and one snow, off at seven O'clock.
The Annandale, Steel, from Liverpool, for Bombay, was
spoken 24th Feb., in let. 0 22 8., long. 19 10 W.
The Hope, Harlgreaves, from Liverpool, for Mobile, put
into Kinsale 7th inst., with loss of main top-mast, and two
of the crew washed overboard.

The Christian, Christian, from Liverpool for Antigua, .
was spoken Ist April, in lat. 44 30, long. 18 36.
SAILEn-.—The Rodney, Mears, for Savannah ; Samuel
Wright, Sise, for New Orleans ; Royal Eagle, Bishop, for
Hamburgh ; Horatio, Sparki, for Quebec ; Mars, Gosely,
for ditto; Thornton, Brown, for Cape Breton; Lady
Goderich, Wilson, for New Brunswick ; Maria, Hewitt,
for Nova Scotia; Ewin, Hamilton, for Rio de Janeiro;
Atlantic, Johnson, for ditto; Robert Batley, Bully, for
St. Petersburgh ; Planter, Nesbitt, for New Orleans ;
Ivanhoe, M'Leod, for ditto ; London, APNeill; for Nova
Scotia; Tamerlane, Johnson, for Savannah ; Deveron,
M'Auley, for ditto; Briton, Burnett, for. Cape Breton ;
Mary. M`Minn, for Antigua. . .
HOLYHEAD, APRIL 12.—Throughout the night, the
wind from W.S.W. to S.S.W., strong breeze.
0 30 p.m.—Smack No. 648 (Arrow) Ott outward
hound. A pilot boat from this place spoke the Arrow,
Jones, from Liverpool to Bristol, in the chops of the Bay,
at noon the day. _ Y _

Telegraph-affice, Liverpool, April 13.
Passed Holyhead yesterday at six o'clock, No. 329,
Thomas Parsons, 8.. brig, inward bound ; and No. 16,
Barton, also inward bound, passed Holyhead at six p.m.,
supposed to be the Higginson, outward-bound. A ship,
Si est of the floating light, with a black cross in her fore-
topsail, supposed to be the Philadelphia packet-ship Mon-
tezuma.
No. 318—Hardware, payed Holyhead, inwards, at sis
a. m., not quite certain.
No. 803—Pioneer, American ship, inwards, at nine
a. m.
No. 41—Dorothy, B. ship, inwards, at twelve.
The Barton, that passed Holyhead yesterday at six, is off
the Floating Light, with loss of main-top-gallant mast ;
will come in this tide.

Liverpool, Sunday.
The Aleioped, Pierce, from Liverpool, at Charleston,
March 11.
Lord Byron, Robertson, from Port Glasgow, at Charles-
ton, in 70 days.
Elizabeth, Parker, from Bremen, at Charleston, in 97
days, and 73 days from Margate-roads.
Retrench, Cooper, from Greenock, at Charleston, in
66 days.

Meteor, Hukleston, from Belfast, at New York, 18th
of March.

Aurora, Harlow, from Antwerp, at New York, in
thirty-five days.
Mary Catherine, Hookson, from Liverpool, at Boston,
16th March.
Edward Bonaire, Hathaway, from Havre, at New York,
17th March.
Cour;:r, Bretton, from Belfast, at New York, March
17th ; passed several islands of ice on her passage.
Robert Edwards, Hepburn, from London, at New York.
Cosmo, Gillespie, from Liverpool, at New York, in 27
days.

Lord Gambier, Taylor, from Newcastle, at New Yoik,
in 60 days.
Hudson, Champlain, from London, at New York.
Mary Howland, Tomkins, from Liverpool, at New York.
Wade, Coleburn, from Liverpool, at Philadelphia, in
70 days.

EAST INDIA. • •
The Katherine Stewart Forbes, Chapman, from Bom-
bay,T off Deal, she got entangled on the South Sand Heed,
an I was extricated by cutting away her cable; two anchors
and cables have been supplied from Deal, and she has ar-
rived safe in Margate Roads, having sailed from Bombay,
Dev. 7,
and St. Helena, Feb. 12.
The Guilford, Johnson, from China, in the Downs,
sailed Dec. 1, and St. Helena, Feb. 19.
The Samuel Browne, Reid, from the Mauritius, off
Margate, sailed from thence January 10, and St. Helena,
February 17.

In the county of Hants there are 55 brewers,
34 retail brewers, 683 publicans, 33 only of whom brew
their own eer..-bHa ntsAdvertiser.

The Ist Battalion 60th (or the Duke of York's
own Rifle) Regiment of Infantry, embarked at Be-
lem, on the 29th ult. on board the Briton:art,
Nestor, and Active transports.