The Sun.
London, England, 1820-02-02 00:00:00

NE\V'.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The under•mencioned Company's ships arrived
at Aajer as follow, viz. :

Kellie Castle...
Cornwall ' 2d August,
. Dittu,
. 3d August,

- 30t1i July,

Apollo

Lord C:astlercagh

sth August.

The Cornwall and Apollo proceeded on their
voyage to China on the 41h, the Kettle Castle and
Lord Castlereagh on the 6th, and the Matilda on
the 13th of August.

11.1Iiida bad parted Compirty- with the

Corny/a1:, to the westward of the Cape.

The Iles etorcisilite aria LiGmbily were at 'Bow-

brtV on the 26th of Aoeusr.

DKAL, FHB. I.—Arrived, and sailed (fir the

River, the Unity, Wret;tmore, from Batavia for
orders ; Robert Edwards, Sherburne, for Charles-
ton; Helen, Gibson, for New Brunswick ; Cale-
donia, Primrose, for Tarragona ; Earl Welling-
ton, Newton, for St. Vincent'i ; Union, Wilson ;
Spectator, Richard,on ; and Alfred, for Deme-
rara ; Lord Melville and Lord Collingwood for
Calcc, la. Caine down from the River, and sailed,
the Cont: •7, Cummins,' for St. Vincent's, Rod
ltrarrrn, Webb, for Boston. The whole• of the
ont►i•ard-#pound are preparing to •.ail.
Hurt., JAN. 31.--The [Upon, Leatham, of and
for V.,1-4, from Lond9n, with merchant goods,
took fire off Hasbro' Gut', and was entirely con-
sumed. The cre,x have arrived at Bridlington.

SCILLY. JAN. 28.—0 n !:.e 126th inst. the
Union, Taylor, Chepstow, in going up to-
St. Helen's Pool, got agr,Hinil, by the neglect of
the pilot, and is filled with water. If the weather
prove moderate she may be got off.

LIVERPOOL, J. 31.—Arrived the Loyalty,
Hearn, ham Bombay; James Monroe, Rogers,
from New Yurk, sailed the 10th January ; and
Hannah, Johnson, from New Brunswick, with
loss of mizen-mast.

PotiTsmouTti, FEB. I.—Arrived the Abeona,
Blackall, from Cork, and Dispatch, Badeock, from

Loudon.

Dovut, Fee I.—Passed by the Asia, Ombre,
from Batavia for Amsterd.tm —Arrived the Eliza-
beth, itom Boulogne, with passengers, and the
Iris French packet, with mails and passengers

C,_4soow, JAN. 31.—The Hugh Crawford,
Halliday, from Charleston, on shore in the River,
ha• becoure a total wreck. The ca'rgo (cotton)
will be saved, but in a damaged stare.

PLYMoUriI, JAN 31.—Artived the Tyne, Dou.
elas, from Sc. Michael's ; Ebenezer, Lc Gros,
from Teneriffe; Lively, Droving, from Yar-
mouth V,r Naples ; Concord, rtay, from London
for Trinidad ; and Denmark Hill, Palen, from
London for Pernambuco.

YARMOUTH, FRB, I Tartar Revenue rut-
ter has lodged in tie Custotn.honse Warehouse a
57. gallon cask of geneva, marked " Comet—Ge-
neva," which she picked up off Margate.—The
Isabella, Wetherhead, has got off the Home
Sand, and has s.iled for Hull.

FALMOUTH, JAN. SO.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Brazen, of 20 guns, Captain Shepherd, from
Nrtsraouth for St. Helena. Put back the sloop
Pyramus, from this port for St. Michael's, after
being out 16 days, short of water, sails split, &c.

The Margaret, Somericales, of London, from
Vera Cruz for Gihrattar, was abandoned at sea
the 2d Dec. The crew arrived at Bermuda in an
American schooner.

CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 2.—Although we had
hut little doing in the Wheat trade this morning,
What few sales were made, were on full as good
terms as on Monday. Fine Malting Barley con-
tinues in demand, aid having but little of that
description at market, the advance that took place
on is fully supported; but there is scarce-
ly any .ale for the middling and inferior qualities,
of which sorts, the chief of our supply consists.
0410, Beans, and Peas are the same as on Mon-
clay, but sales of each very hea%y.

SELECT COMPANY.—A man has been exhibit-
ing uptrn Waterloo Bridge, a cage, enclosing a
toll grown eat, two Guinea pigs, a dozen small
birds, and nine mice—all alive and merry. The
fellow took the cat ttaa of the cage, who stretched
her legs and shook herself, and walked in again
very composedly. The pigs lay down beside her,
titr bir,is hopped upon her beck, and die twice ran
about her legs, while puss received their atten-
tion° with all due philosophy.
We have nothority to state, that the parcel of
notes, bdonging to the Devizes Bank, which was
stolen from the Bath mail on Monday evening,
was recovered yesterday by the assistance of Mr.
HARMER, and the vigilance of- the Bow-street
Officers.

Yt,t relay being the day when it had been tie-
termined by Parliament that the Kink of England
ould make the first payment in bullion at the
rate of 41-Is. pvr ounce : but as gold is at pre-
sent 3/. ISs. 104. d. per ounce, being the Mint
price, of course there was no immediate demand
the Bank for it.