The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-15 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS

Ur.d
Vari Nov.“ov. IC—Sailed this worn,g the whole of the out-
p„,,-"tod, with a strong breeze from the E. N. E.
Ci • -IsmoUTHr Nov. 14.--S:idea the Alandar in, Donkin„fur
•
flas""TEs Nov. 1,1 —The Alfred, Bunker, outward-bound,
lost an anchor and cattle.
bet,iE4to N•ss, N
Lisbon, with a h.at.
• •tirr ELM. Nov. 13.-oche 'Paragon, Tiffin, from
for Sunderland, has put in here, having been struck
tin "IY sea, which washed one wan Overboard and lamed
X14,-m"Prit, Nov. l3.—.Arrived the Union, Parry, from
1441.:11(HiL Sailed the Jetoina, Danlry, for London ; and
A,),y for Hull.
&n it -I"WraTlf,, Nov. lg.—Arrived the Vertumnus, Kirkahly,
I•)iana,.loliv, from Liverpool. Soiled the Ocean, Shalla-
ct_l,he, tor Lotillon.
5.1,0m4=1iP00t,. Ndv. 12 —Abont the third of the cargo of the
-for Jamaica, has been saved-, the greater part in
11,1• 1 ordr, and has been landed liere. The Robert Stewart ,
,',)1., from Wexford, for this port, is on shore near Mock-
ilg4r, awl full of water ; clew ""'
Nov.-9:—Arrired the Farnham., Fortune, from
•
• ''"of, for Kid ;
site sprung a leak . op Sunday, and with
o difficulty reachd this loot.

pISCOVERY SIIIPS.-The Lords of the Aidmi-
tY have printed, lithographically, a chart of
h-I,i re track of the Hecla and Griper, on their
th-west Expedition. Some copies of the
art have been distributed among their friends
and men of science, which convey some informa-
e°4 respecting the dimensions of Lancaster
uII l• Measured-by the eye, without reference
a scale, it appears to be about 150 miles long,
dud from 20 to 25 miles broad.- On leaving the
f,fund the ships proceeded about 100 miles to
the Southward, and then returning to the point
from_.l which they had diverged, proCeeded in a
direct line to the West: Notwithstanding the at-
:n'Pts to decry the value of the discoveries that,
are' accomplished or contemplftted, much coin-
v."eial benefit has already resulted from the na-
!gat-ion of those trackless seas. The confidence
11_,C‘q. red by the experience of Captain Boss, has
Year induced the whalers, who had been in-
.,;l''lda.ted at the horrors of the higher regions, to
_enture, as was .suggested, -to the -ritouth of Lan-
-
thv
caster Sound ; and the consequence has been, that
3 have returned with fuller cargoes than were
ever known.

' I

co - esterday, at half-past two o'clock, a Cabinet
411cil was held at the Secretary of State's
'ce 'for Foreign Affairs, which was attended
the Lord Chanicellor, the Earl of fiarrowby,
• e Earl of Westmorland, the Earl of Liverpool,
the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Viscount Mel-
it"), Viscount Sidmouth, Vis9ount Castlereagh,
a- "1 Bathurst, Earl Mulgrave, the Dukc of
\\
.•eilington, and the Hon. F. Robinson.—Mr.
111, th:sse Bathurst was prevented from attending
"-/abinet Council from a severe attack of the
-gout.

" e are enabled to state, that her MAJESTY
v,"ding to continue in England, and having no,
w of flying to that person of whom she was
"tically described to be so infatuated, has
request-, by letter, for one of the Royal
ta'aces to reside in. The answer is not.yet re-
uTed, at least, we have not learned its contents.
residence, however, we take it for granted,
41.11,,00t now be long denied.—(The Times.)
Ili he metropolis was perfectly tranquil last
of". The mobbing having ceased, there was__
e°llrse no further illumination, none having at
Jail
Y rune been produced,.but by ferocious coin-
liruls• 1". Of-the outrage's committed on our office
Shall say nothing. We pity the misled peo-
kbewho on this Alccesion permitted themselves to
Et(le the instruments ,stf.evil designing men..
I,- conduct of -Government in providing for the
-alrie'nte,cluo of the' peaceable inhabitants, is beyond
; and the 'Magistrates are besides
nenUy
entitled to the thanks of the Public.--
{ A
Th nt.)
se ! aval Command at Portsmouth, at pre-
held by Sir GEORGE CAMPBELL, is abort to
-Ptre) and report says, that Sir JAMES SALT-
it i 8 to be appointed the new Commander
t" 'Hief at that port, and that Captain Pipon is.
td the command of the Queen Charlotte, the
uluirol.' flag-ship.
letter from Lisbon, dated Oct. 2.5, says,
The Loyalist frigate and Zijo brig of war, have
"Limed from a cruize off the Azores, to refit.
After their arrival, the Government having been
e
°r:iPed that a privateer, Under Artigas's co-
.s°urs, ,was cruizing off Cap.e Rocca, orders were
,erit to the Admiralty to dispatch the Perola
and she sailed yesterday:, taking under
°"voy, as far as Madeira, such vessels as were
heady to avail
tthernselves of bier protection."-