The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-15 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, JUNE 14.—Tfie Barclay and Cecrops sailed for
the River.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 14.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the
Amphitrite transport, from Leith.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 13.—Wind E. to S.E.—Arrived the
Anne Kranaburg, Smit, from Antwerp.
GRAVESEND, JUNE 14.—Sailed the T. Grenville,
Childe Harold, George Canning, Circassian, and Parmelia,
for India.

The following Extract of a Letter from ti4e Agent to
Lloyd's at Lerwick (Shetland), dated June 2, gives an ac-
count of the safety of a vessel, which, from the length of
time she has been missing, had been supposed lost :
" The Dundee, of London, Duncan, arrived safe at
Busta, on the west side of these Islands, this day. The
Master and crew are in good health, notwithstanding their
having lived for some months on whale blubber and tlle
flesh of sharks."

Extract of a Letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Genoa,
dated June 6 :
" Yesterday a notification was stuck upon the Exchange
by the Chamber of Commerce of this city, in consequence
of a communication they received from the Chamber of
Commerce at Marseilles, dated May SI, 1827, of which
the following is a translation from the French
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

" ' The Chamber hastens to make known to the com-
mercial navigation classes the following telegraphic despatch,
which has been communicated to them by the Commissary
of Marine, charged in chief with this service :

THE MINISTER OF MARINE AND OF THE COLONIES, TO

THE COMMISSARY OF MARINE AT MARSEILLES.
' The Government has some doubts of the disposition of
the Dey of Algiers towards France. Warn our ship-owners
in all the ports of the sth arrondissement, that our mer-
chant vessels ought to hold themselves on guard against the
A lgerine cruisers.
Marseilles, May 31, 1827.'
" It is reported here that ships of war are fitting out at
Toulon, and some ready to sail."'

The following is an Extract of a Letter, dated Elsinore,
stone 5 :
" Some premature and incorrect information from hence
having given rise to a report that a floating light would be
placed on the Trindle Rock this year, we beg leave to state,
on the best authority, that such a light will not be placed
there this year, although we have great reason to hope that
this desirable object may be accomplished in the course of
next summer. The outward-bound vessels sail from hence
when cleared, and several of the upward-bound turn up-
wards.—Wind S.W., moderate."

The Vesale and Constance frigates sailed from Brest ou
he 19th inst., to join a squadron to assemble off Algiers.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Weaele, 10, Commander J. B. Dundas, came in
yesterday from Portsmouth, to be attached to this station.
The Vigilant ketch came in yesterday from a cruise.
In Hamoaze—Britannia, Ocean, Windsor Castle, Leve-
ret, Lord Sidmouth, Royalist, Nightingale, Antelope, and
Scoipion.
At tie Island—Weazle, Bittern, Vigilant.

In the Sound—Dartmouth.
The San Josef, 120, Capt. Bowker, was towed down
the harbour on Thursday by the Meteor steam-vessel, to
have her masts altered. She is to receive one hundred
boys, who are to he educated for his Majesty's Naval Ser-
vice,. and when fit will be drafted into ships in commission.
The Isis, 50, is to be re-commissioned at Chatham, by
Captain Sir Thomas Staines, who will relieve Captain
Hamilton, of the Cambrian, and assume the duties of
senior officer in the Archipela,go.
Mr. Robert Russell, of the Sapphire, is promoted to the
rank of Lieutenant.
Mr. Harry Eyres, Acting Lieutenant of the Niemen, has
been confirmed in that rank.
Commander Robert Aitchison, of the Clio, is promoted
to the rank of Captain ; Commander Robert Deans is ap-
pointed to the Clio ; Commander F. H. Greville to the
Espoir, for Channel service. Lieut. Shairp, late of the
Heron, is promoted to the rank of Commander. Mr. R.
G. Didham, to be Purser, and Mr. Wm. Main, Master of
the Revenge ; Mr. John Gullett to be Purser of the Ocean.
—Plymouth Journal.