The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-30 00:00:00

LLOYDS'.—(Ties DAY.)

The Intrepid, Stewart, arrived at Hull from Riga, passed His
Majesty's ship Gloucester, with his Grace the Duke of Devon-
shire and suite, on the 24th instant, off the Scat' Point, in com-
pany with the Meator steam packet, also, on the 19th May, off
Gothland, the Lightning steam packet ; all bound to Petersburgh.
DEAL, MAY 29.—Light winds from the north, with fog—
five P.m. the fog is rather clearing away, and the wind light off
the land, several ships in sight coming in from the westward.—
Sailed the Nelson, —, for the South Seas; the Favourite and
Brilliant for Petorshurgh. Arrived the Richard Reynolds, --,
from Jamaica ; Hampton, Napier, from Grenada ; Milford, Tay-
lor, from Mogadore, and the Eliza, Mantes, from Lisbon.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 29.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the Isis,
Mann, from Newcastle ; Brothers, Murray, from Sunderland for
Miramichi, the latter to stop a leak, and the Fame, Murhtt, from
ditto. Sailed the Minstrel, Arpeak, for Rotterdam.
PLYMOUTH, MAY 28.—Wind E.—Arrived the Wanderer,
Waygood, from Sierra Leone.
FALMOUTH, MAY 28.—Wind Variable.—Arrived the Wood-
burn, Bevens, from London and sailed for the Cape of Good Hope.
Off Dover, the Princess Charlotte of Wales, Biden, from Ben-
gal ; Guildford, Johnson, from Madras, and the Buckingham-
shire, from China.

NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE-HOUSE,

(THIS DAY.)

The following information has been received from the Captain
of a French corvette from the West Indies, spoken in the Channel,
bound to Havre :—He states, that being surrounded by ice se-
veral days, on the exterior edge of the banks of Newfoundland,
during which time he saw the larboard bow of au American ship,
bright waist and billet head ; supposed her to be about 300 tons
burden, and, from all appearances, she seemed to have been sonic
time in that situation. From the above description, it is the ge-
neral opinion that this must have been the Crisis, Captain Van-
dyke, who sailed from Cowes for New York on the 11th Jan.
last, and has not since been heard of.

The London packet, Terrey, arrived off Kinsale, from Virginia,
on the 28th inst:

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The East India Company's ship, Princess Charlotte of Wales,
arrived off Portland on the 26th inst. She left Saagar the 25th
of January, and St. Helena the 6th ult.
The ships Marquis of Wellington and Windsor had arrived at
St. llelena before the Princess Charlotte of Wales left that
island.

ARRIVALS AT ST. HELF:aw.—The New Titnea, Clark, from
London, on the sth of April ; Wi►ndsor, 'Haviside, from China ;
and Marquis of Wellington, Blanchard, on the 6th.
ARRIVAL AT Rio JANEIRO.—The Georgiana, Haylett, from
London, on the 2d of March, and to sail for Madras and Bengal
on the 15th.

ARRIVALS AT BENGAL.—The New England, Hunt, from
Madeira, on the 15th of December ; Elphinatone, Maclean, from
London and the Cape, on the 18th of January ; Neptune, Cum-
herlege, from Madras and Rangoon, on the 11th of January ; and
Enterprise, Johnstone, front Rangoon, on the 20th.
SAILINGS YRO3I BENGAL.....-The Maria, Thompson, for the
Mauritius, on the 10th January ; Bengalee, Laporte, Bordeaux,
on the IGth ; John, Jopplewell, London, on the 17th ; Persever-
ance, Brown, Liverpool, on the 20th ; and Almorab, Thomas,
Rangoon.
SHIPS SPOKEN WITH. —The Barossa, Hutchinson, from Lon-
don to Madras and Bengal, Ist February, in lat. 2 S. long. 84 E.
(per Guildford). The Medway, frOm London to New South
Wales, in lat. 29. 37., long. 19. 20. (per Perseverance, at
Bengal). The Magellan, Herds, from Antwerp to Batavia, on
the 30th April, in lat. 40. long. 7. 31.
At !ILYA!. AT BO M Catherine, from Greenock, in
January, and to sail the 20th February.
SAILING FROM. Boateax.—The Lolled, Driscoll, for London,
on the sth February.

AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING.
ARRIVALS AT NEW SOUTH WALES.--Alligator, Farley, from
New Zealand, on the Bth October ; Security, Ross, from Lou..,don ; his Majesty's ship Larne, Kighorn, from Madras, on the
10th ; Andromeda, Muddle, from Van Diemen's Land, an the
14th ; Francis, Hunt, from the Fishery, on the 18th (with 2,000
barrels sperm oil) ; Triton, Crear, from Van Diemen's Land, on
the 29th ; Dragon, Walker, from Otaheite, on the 24th Novem-
ber ; Glory, Cle►nent, from Van Diemen's Land, on the 28th.
&LUNGS runt NEW SOUTH WALES.—The Eden, Clark, for
Bahia, on the 28d October; Alligator, Farley, for New Zeeland,
on the 29th ; Sydney packet, Ton►kius, fur Bahia, on the 18th
November ; Security, Ross for the Mauritius, on the 20th.
Slues LOADINO AT NEW SOUTH WALES.—The Denmark
Hill, Foreman, and the Andromeda, Muddle, to fill up ut Van
Diemen's Land, for London ; Triton, Crear, for London direct.
NEW SOUTH WALES—The Dragon, Walker, from the Society
Islands, where she had been plundered by the natives of every va-
luable article.

Witatzse.--The Kent, full ; Prudent, 650 barrels of oil_..
were off. New Zealand, on the 12th DeCember, to sail in two
mouths. The Vansittart whaler, off the Bay of Islands, full.
The Princess Charlotte of Wales, Biden, from Bengal, has ar-
rived off Weymouth ; sailed from Bengal January 24, and St.
Helena April 6, and brings the following passengeni :
Mts. M. Clears, Mrs. M‘llowell, Mrs. Jane Sneyd, Mrs.
Henry Sneyd, Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Webster, Miss Russell, Miss
Pattinson ; D. M'Dowell, Esq. Superintending Surgeon ; Sur-
geon James Atkinson Major J. C. Grant, 224 Regiment Native
Infantry ; Captain J. Pichard, his Majesty's 47th, Regiment, com-
manding the Invalids ; Captain James Walker, 7th Regiment,
N.I. died March l 6 ; George Malcolm, Esq., Isaac Pittar, Esq.,
Miss lil‘Dowall, 4 Masters Sneyd, 6 Misses Sneyd, 2 Masters
Atkinson, Miss Atkinson, Miss Fane, Master Lockett, Miss
Chase, 2 Masters Chase, 7 European female servants, I male
ditto, 2 native male servants, and I female ditto.
_ _

The Guildford, Johnson, from Bengal, off Portsmouth, sailed
from ditto Id January, from Madras the 24th ditto, and from
St. Helena the 20th March.

Passengers per Guildford, Captain Johnson, from Bengal and
Madras :

Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Beddit (died at sat on 26th February),
Lieut. C. 11, Roberts, his Majesty's 48th Regiment, in charge of
invalids : Lieut. Picket, of the Royal Regiment; Or. Devitt, his
Majesty's 47th Regiment; Lieut. Hyslop, 3d Regiment Madras
Native Infantry ; Lieut. Hunter, 28th ditto ditto ; G. Bleb-
worth, Esq. late of the Madras Cavalry; P. Closet', Esq.; Miss
Mary Bowers, Master Arthur Bowers, Miss M. A. Clemenisein,
Master Y. F. Bedrlit (died at sea on the sth March), Miss Sarah
Rishworth; 46 invalids and 12 native women.

Dr. Keate, Master of Eton School, in consequence
of some dissatisfaction among the boys, and from his
own view of the subject, resolves to discontinue the
" Montem."—Couni y Chronicle.
We mentioned yesterday that the chief improvement
in the present month as regards trade, has been in the
cotton-market. From a gentleman perfectly conversant,
with the subject, we have since received some particu-
lars of the nature of that improvement, which may be
considered as authentic as any that can at present be
obtained. The computed average deliveries of cotton
for home consumption from the port of Liverpool,
which monopolizes about nine-tenths of the whole trade
of the kingdom in that article, amounted during the
last year to 9,250 bags weekly. From the commence-
ment of the present year up to the end of April, the
deliveries from Liverpool only averaged 7,500 bags
weekly. During the present month, however, the
average deliveries of cotton from Liverpool have reached
9,000 bags weekly. The
wealthy spinners, who have commenced working to
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