The Sun.
London, England, 1818-08-24 00:00:00

GREENLAND FISHERY..

HULL, AUG. 420.—Arrived the Andrew Marvel, Ortoti,
from Davis' Straits with 5 fish ; and the Eagle, Brewis, from
do. with 4 fish.

Au G. 21.—Arrived the Brunswick, from do. with
fish.

NORTH SHIELDS, Ava.2l.—Arrived the Lady Jane, Fle-
ming, with II fish, I bottle-nnse from Davis' Straits.

The Sarah and Elizabeth, Cury; Ipswich, Garden; Expe-
riment, -; and Dundee, Cooper, have arrived in the
River from Greenland.

The Andrew Marvel, and the Eagle, arrived at Hui!, tiring
the following account of the success of the undermentioned
ships, viz.:—Ariel, 5 fish ; Alfred, 3 fish ; Albion, 4 fish ;
Brothers, 3 fish; Everthorpe, 2 or 3 fish; Equestris, 1 fish;
Harmony, 3 fish; Hannibal, 5. or 6 fish; Ingria, 4 fish ;
Laurel, 4 fish ; Royal George; 6 fish ; Samuels, 3 fish ; Swan,
4 fish; Symmetry, 4 fish ; Three Brothers, lust.

Friday evening the Ister frigate, Captain T,
FORREST, C. B. returned to Portsmouth from
Newfoundland, having taken out Vice-Admiral
Sir CHARLES lIANIit..ToN, Bart, who took upon
him the Government of that Island anti its depen-
dencies, on the 20th of July. The Ister was 35
days on her passage to St. John's. She left it
. again on the 31st ult. when the Drake, Captain
SHIFFNER (bearing the flag), and Carnation,
Hon. Captain GORDON, were lying there. The
Sir Francis Drake, Captain BowKEE, vras gone on
a ernise. Tile Tamar, Captain TOKER, was at
Halifax, under repair, she having sustained
damage by striking on a ledge of rocks, when
going into Bonavista Bay. The Importer trans-
port, for Cork, with a division of the 08th regi-
ment, commanded by Colonel FITZHERBERT, on
board, sailed from St. John's on the 30th of July ;
as did also the Loyal Briton (Lieutenant LEY,
Agent), with a detachment of the same regiment,
for Ilalifax.—The American frigate Java, Capt.
M'DONALO, arrived in Cowes Roads on Friday
night, to water, in 28 days from Boston. Time
Ister was four days in company with her, but no
communication took place between them. The
Isttr telegraphed the Spartan, Capt. Wise, C. B.
on her return from conveying the Duke of GLou-
CESTER to Bourdeaux. She welt into Plymouth
on Friday.
Friday afternoon the Wasp sloop of war, Cap-
tain IVILLIAM WoLBIGE, having been in commis-
sion three years, returned to Portsmouth, from
the Mediterranean station, to be paid off. She
left Malta on the lith of July. and Gibraltar o►,
the 2d inst. Sir CHARLES PENROSE, who had
been cruising on time coast of Italy, in the Albion,
was going into Malta when the Wasp was coining
out. The Glasgow was on the coast of Italy ;
the Spey and Satellite were in the Archipelago;
the Myrmidon was at Malta, and the Ganymede
on the Gibraltar station. The IVasp is under
quarantine. _

- Rear-Admiral OTWAY hoisted his flag Friday
afternoon, at Portsmouth, in the Phaeton, Capt.
DILLoN, tinder the usual salutes, and sailed Sa-
turday afternoon to take the command at Leith.
It is rather a remarkable occurrence that the
Rear-Admiral should hoist his flag, for the first
time, in the same ship in which lie first embarked
for sea as a Midshipman, 35 years since. The
Phaeton was then comtnanded by Sir John Col-
poys.

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.—Captain D. E. Bartholomevr, C.D.
to cottimaial the Leven frigate, fitting out at Chatham; Capt.
Hunn to command the Raleigh sloop Of War ; and Cai.tain
at Chatham.
Sit IV. ',:isetnati, Bart, to the Sophie, of 18 gnus,