The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-29 00:00:00

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IAST INDIA SI-lIPT;ING. ,
Ile private ,ii) fiebe is arrived it, the Downs
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front Batavia: the left the private ship. George,,
also from Batavia, at the Cape the 13th May. and
spoke the Lady Castlereagh and Cntnbridge off
St. Helena, where they arrived the 28th.
.;The pritiate,ship Melantho is also arrived in the
Downs, from India. , • . . -
The David Scott end Carmarthen arrived at the
Cape, from Bombay, on the 13th May.
-:',Fhe General Hewitt, with his Majesty's sloop
Lyra, sailed from the Cape on their voyage to
Chiaa the 26th Apra. The Alceste followed on
the sth May. . .
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TUE C;REENIAND FISHER'.

The following accottors of the Greenl~►nrl
riahery have been tee, ived

HULL, JULY 27.---The.Dexterity and Enter-
rTize, of this poet, have arrived at Aberdeen, the
former with 15 fish; the latter with 16 : the bring
the following accounts of the success of the ships
belonging to this port, viz.:--
July 10, Aurora 13 fish : Brothers ; COO 3; C yrits, ll ;
"Dtancombe 15, Mir:abet h 6;, Gardiner and luseph t.
July 6, Gilder 9.—July 21, Harmony 9.—July 10, Hightiyer
7; New Manchester 4 ; Old Manchester 3; Mary anti Eliza-
beth 22; Margaret 5 ; North Btitain 4 store..,--July'9, Per-
severance 3.--Jtilv 10, Prince 'of Brazils 2; Bichaid 5; Sis-
ters 16; Teilf,4o-13; Venerable 8; William 5 ; Thornton
u clear Chip,--July. 7, Alhion 3 ; Ellison 9; Lord Barham 4
;line; Mary Prances 6' stove ; Prescott 6; Symmetry S ; Wal-
ker 12; and the Neptune 10.
WUITBY, Juts 27.—Arrived the Henrietta,
front Greenland, with 10 fish, 160 tons ; the Ehk,
frain ditto, nearly a wreck ; and tlu Aimwell,
from ditto, '23 fish, ISO tons; The Phcenix is
alSo in the Roads.

ABERDEEN, JULY 25.-Arrived the Spencer,
the .i.ainnion, and the Monarch, frow Greenland.
We learn the folloswin'aceount of the Fishery :-
London Ships-Margaret 22 fish, King George 19, Dundee
12, Hope 12, Fortitude .5, Vigilant. 8, Ipswich 5, Experi.
'nem 7, Inverness 3, RochWuod 2, Eurota 3, Resolution 2,
Progress 1, Neptune 1, Industry I, [lreful 5.
Shields Ships-Elizabeth 3, British Queen 2.
nult,Ship4,-Sister 15, Presgate 1:1, Trafalgar 12, Walkir
13, (Cadets 9, Aurora 13, Harmony 19, Cyrus 10, Alison 9,
Forth Britain 6, Mary and Frances 7, Syrnetre 3, Elizabeth
4, Neptune to,, William 2, New Manchester 5, Old Man-
Chester 2; Margaret 3, London 7; Albion 3, Cato 5, High-
ityer 7, Lord Ilarkant a, Duncumbe i, Brothers 4, Prince of
Brazils 2. •
Ships-Henrietta 21, Airuwell 22, Esk 13, William
Ann 2,, Mars 13, a New Ship 3, Volunteer b, Resoln -
tit/n*l4, Valiant 3. ,

1-g?oft S/44--Enterprize 15.
Vauff.rland 61493—Cc bes 3, Greenwill 2, Berwick —,
I.lvtly 5. '

`,lshe Scotch silips, from the accounts received,
Hppe‘ar to be better fished than 'the English : an
aecouut'bf •the►n shall appear to-morrow.

SuLY into our Roads'the.
Trafalgar• tr,-titsport, belonging. to Lord Ex-
MOUTICS lEriji;dition, with the loss of herfore-
lop-inas6 stie .has repaired her damage, ttrni will
ttil tigainto-day.
PRAL, JULY 28'.—AiriveA iiesterday the Me-
Lintho, front ile*t6ll,lllatiivia; &c. and the Liebe
frOill New Snub Wales and Batavia--thc former
lias sailed for the River. Arrived to-day the
PEPPP.III% rEiL, 'from imaiea, and a large
146 of colliers frOm the North, and in (weeded
`lown•Ohenttel: Sailed the .ettolria tor Cilkutta.
Wind N. •

Kiln;lmou'rn, JvLv 28 —Arrived 'yesterday the
Queen transport from'Quebic, and the Regent
transport
from 'Gibraltar. .Sailed the Zodiac
transport 'for the Downs. 'Arrived to•day hi;
Al' • , • ajesty s shipilydra firm the Driskill ; Itis Ma
iesly's ship Perseus from Deptford ; iltvd.the ro.
Mona transport from-Drrver.7—Wiml N.W.
PLYMOUVII, 41.1 Ly 27.—Arrived yesterchsy the
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Alh
--on man of war from Portsmouth. Arrived'
to-day the QUeeu Charliitte man of %var., Alituleis
''man of waVSevetti and Thames frigates, and Pe-
slorip of war. Sailed the Janson frigateiot
11)*;rtspioUt11.—iViad W. NAV.

;',h;L.Y 26.—SaileCtlie Kent packet
;111th a Inaill(ir Lisbon.—Winti W. N.W.

The Lotplice, 24, Captain IVattcnomt,
:34 Thortulay, film Portsmouth, for the St. Ile-
:" and Cape'statibit. She took out dispatches
•° Sir PULTN4lslALcinwand Slr Huosotr-Lowa
`anal It Mail for ilketiii)e•tif '6110(1 Hope.
The -office of Arniy 'Storekeeper-General at
• youhitil, and of Trausprirt Storekeeper.at Ports-
' :bomb, bay, been abolished.
.trtaelinteitt Of the 3d.regiment•Of thetGarde
t °Yak, passing lately through joignp, sonte.of
atie soldiers went into the ehitreh, where they were
-7:lucked aLseeing the Rid pit sniiported.hyan eagle.
*4ll'l,lltrough a mistaken zeal, nO.doubt, very lin-
! tr?Pelly demolished it. Jr said .to have been
r spit" grPat difEculty that the philosophical Mini-
o et)." pe_r.suisded that these poor Veruletuis
, t ietuts tliurregiment priticipttlly'Composett,
how iltte it/cry/14ml) ought not to be'coosidci-
to.," "crilFlgious and wanton destrayers .of the
eery ofAlto church. -
-:-r le
criotOgi,on had, by the latest accounti,
e,i •
' 11) Cortir and c.dahria, bucco4tititted to
be cyprto; mitt Atexandfic

WINDSOrt,,JuLy 2S.

Thttrsday-lier.,,EAsttsTY received Vi*;ti front' Se-
veral of tn'e Nnbifitv. fn the evening her MA.
ESTY hall a Seirrl y to tea HMS
Ft idoy tire Q,:t_ Prinee3st's s- ent the
morning at Fi.oginortf. The I).tke'or. Cantbrid4e
arrived at 'lie Castle front London, as did Gene.
rill NI Millet-V. f. • '

Yesterday her Majesty went to pay her first'
visit to the Duchess of Crlaoc.cstbr, Since her mar-
riage, at Bagshot Park, accompaoied ieS the Priri-
eeise Augusta and Elizabeth and the, Duke of.
Cambridge. The *Duke and DacUess ,were
readiness to receive them, which they 'did most
affect innately. Al:et the customary: con'gratubt-
ti,e Doke and Duchess conducted ,their
Royal Relative's iAer their house, it being the first
visit to it. After inspecting the interior of the
premises, they proceeded to view the exterior,
with
,the, pleasure grounds and gardens. The
Queen not having been able to walk much for
a coniplerable rinse past, the Duke had provided
3 garden chair for her, and a "little policy to draw
it. Flis Royal Highness attended her himself.
Duchess followed on fo•it, accompanied by
the Drike*- of. CiiMbridge. A sumptuous repast
.was provided for the Royal Party, who returned
to Windsor in the evening. *

'The Princess Sojihia of Gloucester arrived at
the Castle yesterday from London 'on tt to
the Queen and Princesses;
s.,
This :waning the lioval Family, after attend-
ing Dkrinc Service iii the Castle, went to Frog-
snore.

Adriccs were received oil Saturday fsroni Ja-
maica, front the Havanna'', and, front the United
States. The latter ate it, thse Ist
m inst. At Ja-
maica there Were I. ltish anutactnres to the
amount of six 'trillions at etliug; brit without any
market where they could be disposed of, in 'con-
sequence of the total cessation of the intercourse
bet veeii the island and the Spanish settlements,
on account of the success of the arms of Fe ant-
NAND. Irish beef was at 9-1 dollars the barrel,
although at New Yolk it was at 20 dollari, and
the freight between Jamaica and Niw York at
less than one dollar; but it could not be shipped
for the United States, because the footing on
which the communication between the British
West :India Islands and the Republic should be
allowed had not been determined either by' the
President or Congress. In British manufactures,
almost the only article of demand at New k
was Mihail fine cloths, and so great was the de-
ficienty that the price of a coat was 10 guineas ;
hats were at 10 dollars of good quality. A large
capital has been engaged in the Last India trade,
a 'id the small Fort of Salem alone' is 5 equipped 26
ships on this remote destination. In the whole,
115 vessel: from republican ports are employed in
that commerce, midi,' most advantageous
etflustances ; and many of them are now at Am-
sterdam, Hamborgh, and other European ports,
with retorts cargoes., Great profits have been
derived from agriculture, and produce generally
in America is very high. The flour, the growth
of the United' States, now obtains at Cadiz be-
tween 10 and 11 dollars a barrel.— ( Morning
Paper.)
The Morning Chronicle is in a great passion with
•
ns for hAving , made sport of the pie-paragraph
Contained in its columns of Thoriday hist, and
culls us cold-blooded. ,Now this is very absurd
in the Ilforaing Chronicle. We bad thought that,
instead of urath, it would • have taken the hint
train us, and apcdOgiZed to its residers fur the
inadvertency by which such a mass of nonseose
had got into its columns : we dare say there will
be no more such soon. IVe agree, however, with '
the Chronicle, in. the propriety of its tecotnniens
datioo that the young women be taught to " wash
finely;" for then they will be able to wash the
fish—those " envelopes of water" which he talks
about—before they he pickled in the " tanks of
stone salt.' Surely any one who calmly rechnsi-
dets these absurdities, cannot' he angry with us
for an innocentlaugh at theM. Instead of " fatal
policy," which we called thisChronicte's tecOm-
suendation 'out of irony, we ought perhaps to
have called it pastry policy. But the cries of the
labouring and manufacturing poor of England,
which are of a nature 'and extent to Make the
heart of every humane man bleed, are'not to be
relieved by such ".coiter.monger" expedients.—
(Times.)
It most he in the recollection of most of our
Readers, that BtIoNAPAItTftli Generals used, at the
'siege of Cadiz, mortars of a larger size than were
:ever 'before seen ; being unfit fur the purpose of
throwing shells, they were filled with lead,' whet'
it was found they carried a distance of threemilei
Mtn tare bay into Fort St. Mary. One or these
mortars, which weighs 1300114. was bronghl
to England, and lodged in' the 'arsenal at Wool-
wich, where a model of it was made and sent to
the Pat NCit REORNT. It is now in the gardens at
Carlton-lionse. The exhibition of this extraors
dihary instrument of war hits been delayed till a
suitable bed of brass was made for it to he placed
this hes recently been completed with appro-
priate tnilita y anal national devices. After due
consideration, it has been resolved to place this
extraordinary instrument of war On the parade in
Sr. James's Palk ; the workmen in: consequence
contsueocctf digging the foundation on Thursday,
'near the iron railing, exactly opposite the center
arch or.carriage way of the Horse Guards,- They
continued at work till last Saturday evening, when
they had finished a wooden fritoulatiott, consisting
of five elm planks :of about four incites thick,
measuring in 'alga' eleven feet nine inches, and
,six feet ten iuches in width, and crossed planks
ouderthent .of similar dimensions. Gin the top of
this foundation it, is to he paved for the reception
of both the hertslY pressures.-
. A redaction of 120/. a-year has, been made: in
-the pay of the Commander* of revenue cutter:
and, in future, they are to be allowed 5,1. per day
less for victualling their. cretee. 'the S.,essofe fro
likewise to be ,reduced incn in -their tisnal'
'complement.. It is ordered:, as, a measure of
ecouomy, that pilots shall not, in future be, 0104
on board King's ships, for Channel
.or any other
servioe.

MATITHWS is uo•.l' pliyiug with IdIT'ObT at Limbo,.