The Sun.
London, England, 1819-02-01 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

CORK, JAN. 26.—Sailed the Defence, Wyton,
and Lady Hamilton (transports), with the 27th
Regiment, for Gibraltar and Sierra Leone ; John,
Alfred, and Fame (transports), with the 50th,
Regiment, for the West Indies ; Albury, Sir G.
Osborne, Aurora, and Brilliant (transports),
with the 82d Regiment, for the Mauritius ;
Windermere, Albina, and Oromocto (transports),
with the 20th Regiment, for St. Helena ; and
the Leyton transport, with the 45th Regiment,
for Ceylon.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 29.—The George, from Ma-
ranham,which was on shore, has been got off
with damage. The Cyclops, from Buenos Ayrei
for Liverpool, has been released by the Spanish
Government, who have ordered the Captors to
pay all damages and costs of detention, &c.—
Sailed the Carrots for Bombay.
DOVER, JAN. 31.—Arrived off this port the
Eclipse, WINTER. from Bengal, Madras, and the
Cape of Good Hope.
PORTiMOUTH, JAN. 31.--Yesterday arrived
the Neptune, ROXBY, from Cadiz. out 20 days,
with much damage. Sailed his Majesty's ship
Tribune for Cork.

PLYMOUTH, JAM. 30.—Sailed the Catherine S.
Forbes, LAMB, for Bombay, and several others.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 2S.—Arrived his Majesty's
ships Spartan and Heron from cruises.
JAN. 29.—Put in several outward-bound vessels.
Nine •p. tn. The wind has suddenly shitted to the
Eastward, and blows fre.,h. The packets and
outward-bound ships will sail early to-morrow,
if it continues.

BRIXHAM, JAN. 30.—Arrive.! yesterday at noon
the East India ships EsseJ., Vansittart, Lowther
Castle, and Marquis Camden, outward•bound,
and have all sailed again to-day, with afine wind
at East, which continues. A brig and a schooner
parted from their anchors, and have come into
harbour.

WHITBY, JAN. 29.—The Merchant, of Sunder-
land, flout Memel, is r u shore on the rocks, about
four miles North of this place, and expected to be
lost ; crew saved.
HARWICH, JAN. 31.—Arrived the Lucie, from
Aldbro' for London with wheat, having been on
shore on the ridge of this harbour ; Malvina,
REED, with stores, from Aberdeen for Ipswich,
with loss of sails, and other damage.
PENZANCE, JAN `29.—The Spring, KIRK, from
Leghorn, in 28 days, for London, was spoke, on
the 27th instant, by a pilot-boat, having lost the
Mate overboard on the 24th.

MILFORD, JAN. 28.—A1l the shipping bound
round land gut under weigh with the wind at
E. S. E., but came back again, the wind having
come to S. S.W.

NEw EXPEDITION.--The Hecla, at Deptford,
and Griper, at Chatham, are ordered to be fitted
oat to explore the Arctic Regions, in the Spring.

THE MARK El'S.

CORN-EXCHANGE, Fill. 1.

The supply of English Wheat being very small this morn-
ing, fine runs from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, met ready sale
at an advance of 23. per quarter on the prices of this day
week, owing to the prospect of the ports being shut against
foreign importations on the 15th inst. Having a very large
arrival of Barley from Suffolk and Norfolk, and which con-
siderably exceeded the demand, the sales were exceedingly
heavy, and full 2s. per quarter lower than on last Monday.—
Oats are Is. per quarter cheaper, but were rather brisker in
sale than last week. I■ Pease and Beans there is no altera-