The Sun.
London, England, 1821-11-02 00:00:00

111E11C/0111 Sli I !TING, &c.

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7 :DEAL, Nor. I.—Wind saiied for tli?.
River the Enterprize, Shotto4,froM Bordeaux; 'Ardent, 8.0 yd,:
from Belfast; La Dame flenriette,.:.Corne.liF., • from. Ant Werp
for Liverpool, and seven] more names unknown. Came down
- from the River and remain the Hannah, 'for Bombay ;
Recovery, Durney, for the South. Seas.; • Comet, Griswold, for
New York ; Ocean, Kidd, for.iNaples ; and Nymph, Itaecliff,
for Constantinople. The Prince Regent, Taylor, for Tobago,
could not reach the Downs, and is at anehor in the
ArriVed his Majesty's ship Phzton from Portsmouth to join the
Royal squadron, the whose of which remain fbr orders. The
weather is moderate; the•shipping ride all well. •
LIvEn'OOL, OCT. 3l.—The Duke of Wellington, Kerr,
from this port.filr•Bahle., was on shoe at Rio Real (about .30
leagues north of Bahia) ' • the cargo was expected to be sayd
and the vessel. got off; she had lost her mainmast five days
previous to going on shore. ThefFrench ship ()axon, of i.n
. for .13ordiaux, troht Havannah, with sugar and coffee. and
80,090 dollars in specie and bullion, was lost the 24th of
September, On the Pueto Bravo (Ilavannah). The.vcss2l and
• cargalost; —out of 26 persons on board, only 2 were saved.
CILLY, OCT. 3(l.—Arrived the David, Donaldson, from
:Virginia for London ; she is put under quarantine in cense-
quence of o'meri being sick with the ague.
FA r.:%to UTlf, OCT.. 31.-Win tt S. W.— Sailed the liarriet,
Sherlock, for Sttridgate Creek.. •
PORT smdtt TIC, Nov. I.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Crown
transport, from .Plymouth ; Pasqttal, Arthego, front London
for Bilbao.; and. St. 11elena,.liatrison, front St. Helena; with
troops;

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•PooLE, Nov. I.—Pitt back the Gemini, Atkinson, for
Liverpool, with clay, leaky, and must partly unload to repair.
• ISLE OF SKY, OCT. 2,l.—The Peter Angrew,
from Stockholm for Bristol, put into Loch Pracadale on Satur-
day in distress,, and having rode out the gale until 1 P. M. on
Sunday, she was. driven from her moorings. and cast on the
racks, where her' keel gave way and her ribs were stove in; 'she
is to all appearance a total wreck t—erew saved.bnttia, '
.Strr. 213.—" Advieks from Rio Real state, that
the' whole of tie cargo of the Duke of
.Wellington was landed
'without damage, anti 'was shipping in Portuguese smacks for
Bahia. > The vessel wits high and dry." •

PIRACIES IN TILE WEST-INDIES.
vmsrus•PLUVDFILED 01,1' JAMAICA, liy PIRATI
CRUISERS, Atili.ONE 'or THEM LOST 1N CONSL:
:QUENCE. •

rrArtNN.l"it, .srPT. 13;
On the 30th ult. arrived here the French -brig, Narcisse, from
•IliOnfe Video, with the master anti crew of the English brig
Alligator.. of an'd for Halifax, 'Coulson, from Jamaica, which
after doubling Cape-Antonio,. *as fallen in with by two small
piiatcs; armed with blunderbusses, muskets, anti stlbtes. They
took possession of the Alligator, plundered her of every thing
useful, and treated tire-'-people; particularly the master, in the.
most shocking manner. st. last money was found on board,
hnd being satisfied with it, they suffered the brig to pUrsue her
voyage.in that state, 'but in endeavouring to get front the shoals.
end locks where she had been -detained,' she struck on a rock
and bilged. The master and crew took to their long-boat,
anti were forturiatefy.picked up by the Narcisse, and brought
into this port...

HALIFAX, OCT. 3.
tiv,, British brig Roberts, Baxter, arrived at St. John's,
New Brunswick;-from Jamaica,. was, plundered on 24th Aug.
off Cape Antonio, of 1,0001. in specie, by two piratical cruisers,
which robbed a female pasSenger of money, clothes; &c., to the
amount of 200.1. • ,•