The Sun.
London, England, 1821-11-05 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING, Sze.

DEAr., Nov. 4.--Wind W.S.W.--Arrived yesterday his
Majesty's ship Hind, from Portsmouth, to join the Royal
squadron. Came down ti om:the River the Union, Fowler, for
Rio Janeiro ; Effort, NI ‘Luckie, for Genoa ; Halyard, Brown,
for Demerara ; Hope, Allison, for Van Dieman's Land ; Ann,
Hamilton, for Jamaica ; Fortune, Blyth, for Berbice ' • Nassau,
Corhyn, for, Bermuda, &c. ; Thalia, Arman, for Jamaica,
and several more. Arrived to-day the Glory, Morgan, from
Demerara ; Roebuck, Buxell, from Sierra Leone ; Blackett,
Benson, : from Jamaica; Comet, Stewart, from the South
Seas ; Asia, Morris, from Batavia ; Mary, Brown, from
Bilbao ; David, Donaldson, front Virginia ; Desire, Martin,
from Faro, and several more names unknown. The David
has lost an anchor and cable, and will proceed for Ramsgate.
The Elizabeth, Gullery, broke her anchor, and the Glory has
lost one ; they have been supplied with others.
PoliTS3lo (ITU, Nov. 4.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived yes-
terday the Mevegissey, Bowden, from London for Naples;
Jane, Anderson, from ditto for Bordeaux ; and Union, I'eart,
front ditto for Liverpool. Arrived to-day the Asia, Betham,
from Bombay ; Caroline, from - Sunderland ft* Bordeaux ;
William and Mary, from Malaga; and Alexander, Surflin,
from the Isle of France and St. Helena. Sailed the St. Helena,
Harris, for Chatham.

DOVER, Nov. 3.-Lit has blown very hard during the night
and day, accompanied with rain ; neither the Ostend nor the
Calais packets have been able to put to sea, nor are any expected
from the opposite coast.
:MARGATE, Nov. I.—The Regent, Edmonston, was driven
on shore last night between Hearn Bay and the Reculvers, with
loss of anchors and cables ; she is got ofd', and proceeded upwards.
It has blown hard all day, but we have not heard of any other
accident.

If ault-lc-ix, Nov. 3.—The Dutch brig Pykzill, SchaaP, from
Rotterdam, for Batavia, with a general cargo and troops, has
been brought in-here by a salvage smack, having been on shore
yesterday on the Kentish Knock.
RY P., Nov.' 4.—The Jonge Marta, 8011, from Bologne for
Bordeaux, was wrecked yesterday, about three miles west of
this Harbour. The master, his wife, four children, one grand-
child, and seven men were lost. The mate was the only person
saved by three Midshipmen of his Majesty's ship Severn.
1` ,u. 3101 T TH, Nov. 3.—Wind s.ll7,—Arrived yesterday the
Swiftsure packet, with mails from the Brazils: sailed from Rio
the 28th August, Bahia the 14th September, and Pernambuco
the 24th September ; his Majesty's ship Doris arrived at Per.
nambuco on the 21st of September, from England ; also arrived
the George the'Third, POpplewell, froth London, for Jamaica;
Antceus, Byers, from ditto, for Antigua ; Britannia, Ruble,
from ditto, for Lisbon ; and Amelia, hull, from Salcome, for
Seville—,Sailed the Tartar, Downing, for Hull."'
P,r.v.mouTlf, Nov. 3.—Wind S.W.—;Arrived the San Juan
Baptiste, • Basaldua, from London for Cadiz; and Lloyd,
Durell, from London for Lisbon.

N onTH SIIIELns, N0v..;.-.The Hull packet, Gardner,
from Hull, has lost her maintop.mast in a squall off' the Bar.
COWES, Nov. 3.—Last night, at 11 o'clock, the llamburFh
ship Hm eran, Dircks, from Bordeaux for Hamburgh, with
wine, brandy, &c., got on shore at the south part of the
Wight, near Niton ;crew saved, vessel gone to pieces, and the
cargo floating about the shores, very little of which is saved.

The following Notification has been transmitted to Lloyd's,
by order of the Spanish Consul-General : • - • •
" Spanish Consulate General, 46, Lime-
Street, 3d Nov. 1821.
" Slit—We are directed by Mr. J. P. Lerma; Spanish Con-
sul-General, to state to you for the information of owners and
masters of vessels trading to Spain and her dependencies, that
several vessels have incurred detention in the ports of that coun-
try in consequence of bilk of health not having been legalized
I.y Spanish Consuls, agreeably .to notice published some time
back ; and that, in future, vessels so arriving, will be placed
under ten days' quarantine, and a fine enforced.
" IVe are,' &c.. .•
(Signed) " WILCOX and CARRENO,
Agents to the Spanish Consulate-General,
•
. " Mr. John Bennett, jun."