The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-30 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

The Dos Amicos and the ship Gardiner, NO
Lisbon, have been taken by a pirate ; the crew
of both vessels were landed at Maranha.n3 tb
.14th July, from a schooner which was taken
the same pirate, from Para to Maranham.

WHALE FISHERY.
•
HULL, At-o. 28.—Accounts have been recetfe3
from Greenland (by the Enterprize, arrived P
Lynn) up to the 16th July ; when the Albion:
HUMPHREY,. had 8 fish, 140 tuns ; Gardiner WO
Joseph, ANGUS, 8 fish, 100 tuns ; Lord Wellior
ton, DANNATT, 9-fish, 130 tuns; and the Mad'
Frances, WILKINSON, 9 fish, 85 tuns.
The following vessels have arrived at MIA
from Greenland :
Gilder, Bruce, 9 fish, 300 butts; Cyrus, Beadling, 9 6frt4,
333 butts; Mary and Elizabeth, Weldon, 6 fish, t4O bolt!'
Harmony, Sawyer, 104 fish, 440 butts; Unity, Short, 10 list"
300 butts; Venerable, Bennett, 44 flab, 500 butts; March:
ter, Taylor, 4 fish, 140 butts; Laurel, Clark, 3 fish, 55 butt''
The Volunteer, with 150 tans of oil; Harmony, Ste,
phens, 8 fish 140 tuns; Phoenix. Dawson. 10, 140 tan.'
William and Ann, Terry, 11, 125 tuns ; Mars, Johnston,
95 tuns; Esk, Dunbar, $, 65 tuns; and Resolution, Kearslef'
1, 10 tuna ; have arrived at Whitby, from Greenland.
The Lively, Weldon, has arrived at Berwick freers °le
Greenland fishery with I I fish, about ISO tuns.
The John, Jackson, has arrived at Port Glasgow, frOli
Greenland, with 15 fish, 173 tuns.
The Fairy, Thorns, has arrived at Dundee, from Greer
with 64 fish, about 75 tuns.
The St. Andrew, Newton, has arrived at Aberdeen, WC.
13 fish, about 130 tuns; the Old 'Middleton. Armstrong. r.""
4 fish, about 40 tuns; and the Princeis of Wales, Woodwar"
with 4 fish, 20 tuns.
The Gleaner, Shand, has arrived at Peterhead, from GTO"?
land, with 6 fish.

SOUTHAMPTON, AUG. 29.—Arrived the Cohourg:
Farman, from Oporto ; she spoke, on the 132
inst., in lat. 44. 17. long. 9. 58., the Swedis"
ship Storfeuster, 21 days from Lisbon, with iP°
of mizen-mast, boats, &c. The Captain and std
men were lost overboard Ina gale the day befall'
She bore up for Lisbon.
RYA, AUG. 29.—The Bonne Arnie, Afarcharitil
from Morlaix for Harnburgh, with tobacco,
shore a few miles to the Eastward of this 1741,1'
hour ; she is at present whole ; crew saved.

NORTH SHIELDS, AUG. 28.—The Providence,
Turnbull, that was stranded on the Herd Sand
January last, has been got oil' in a very daulageP
state, and brought into Shields.

Extract of a Letter from Ha►annab, July 1.

" We are quietly choosing our Represent"
tives here, and the Citizens are now all armed and
pretty well trained ; Patrole duty is perforzilad
by them every night. Although we have 600°
troops here of the Army, part of whom I 10511
away, the people are yet children in politit
Should the Government change in Spain, tlas
Island will maintain her independence."

THE THEATRE.--A mong the productions If
the late Mr. COLMAN, the comedy of The Saint-
was one of the most popular in its day. "-
late Mr. Jolim PALMER was the hero of the pi6nel
and his performance of Tobine was so exzel'te-d
drat the play has not been revived for alio
twenty years till last night. Mr. C. li-Es°l;b
on this occasion assumed the part, and Ivi.
a full recollection of the merit -of the 0111;
ginal, we deem it but justice to say th`
his performance was admirable. The We
scene was really affecting, and excited strong
sympathy as well as applause. Mrs. MARDI._
was sprightly in her male attire, and yeti inter
esting when she appeared in her proper chase „,13e
as Nancy, the object of Tobine's attachment- led
rest of the characters were very well suPPliltir
by TERRY, YOUNGER, WILLIAMS, and J•
SELL. We can hardly style this play a Cotne,h,..
as it is a mixture of broad farce with the pa, 04
tic. We remember the present Countess of pli,lter
in the part of Nancy, to which, as to all °low
characters, she imparted easy sprightlines6r feo
gance and pathos. The play, with a verliaeo.
dissenting voices, which implied perhaps ati
00,-
that the chief incident was of too terrific a ,1,
ture, was received with great applause by 8
merous audience.