The Sun.
London, England, 1827-11-14 00:00:00

OF BRITISH VESSELS FLUNDEItED IN 1626.

Sarah • Taylor, from Smyrna to Alexandria. Plundered
of ship's stores, 350 doilars, and men's clothing.
Harriette, eudd, from to Plundered of ship's
stores and men's clothing.
Ve/usia, ..•...--, from Glasgow' to Smyrna. Plundered,
of part of her cargo, ship's stores, and men's clothing. •
Helen, Pointz, from London to Smyrna.. Plundered of
part of her cargo, ship's stores, men's clothing, and the'
captain and crew very badly treated.

Diadem, Airth, from Malta to Smyrna. Ditto.
Iris, Bannerman, from Liverpool to Malta and; Smyrna.
Ditto.
Tantivy, Quick, from Liverpool to Smyrna. Plundered M
ship's stores, and men's clothing.
Stranger, from"-, to -. Ditto.

,New Thomas; Quinsey, frorn London to Smyrna. Plun-
deierl of ship's stores and men's clothing, and HT. of the
'captain's.

Shamrock, Cliamley, from to -.

Sunk by a

Greek cruiser.

Enchantress, hillock, from London to Smyrna. Plun-
dered of part of the cargo, ship's atom!, men's cloth-
ing, and the captain and cabin boy cruelly, beaten.
Anne, Longridge, from London to Smyrna. Plundered,
of ship's stores, men's clothing, and I3o'dollars.
Thompson, Hobbs, from Alexandria to Smyrna. Plun-
dered of the whole of her cargo, men's clothing, and
ship's stores.

Skylark, Davies, from London tq Smyrna. Plundered of
ship's stores slid men's clothing.
John Reed, -, from Liverpool to Smyrna. Ditto.
Mary Anne, from London to :Odessa. • Plundered
.of: part of her cargo, ship's stores, and men's clothing.

LIST OF BRITISH VESSELS PLUNDERED IN 1827.
_Elizabeth: Noakes, from Smyrna to Chesme. Plundered
of ship s stores.
Mary Anne, Vickermann, from Malta to Smyrna. Plun-
dered of part of her cargo, ship's stores, and men's
clothing.
Sultan, Notley, from, Smyrna to Alexandria. Ditto.

Fairy Queen, bound from Smyrna to London. Plun-
dered of more than two-thirds of her cargo, ship's
stares, men's clothing, and ltt.perfecitly destitute.
Barbadoes Packet, Lowes, from London to Trieste.
Ditto.
Robert, Simpson, from Liverpool to Smyrna. '• Plundered
of part of her cargo, ship's stores, men's clothing, and
left destitute.
Clifton, Hunter, from Malta to Sinyrna:. Plundered of
ship's stores and men's clothing.
Forayer, Rossendale, from the 13razils to Trieste. Plun-
dered of part of her cargo, ship's stores, and men's
clothing.
Larch, Douglass, from "Malta to Smyrna. Plundered of
ship's stores and men's clothing.
Comet, Ormston, from Trieste to Smyrna. Ditto.
Arab, Gibson, from Tunis to Alexandria. Ditto.

New Fume, ---, froni Malta to Alexandria. Plundered
of part of her cargo, ship's stores, men's clothing, and
left perfectly destitute. •
Resolution, Cartel], from to -. Dittcr.
_ _ _

Matilda, Vaux, from TrieSte to Smyrna. Plundered of
ship's stores, men's clothing, and the clothes taken off
the backs of the captain and mate.
Anne, Mtinday, front Alexandria to Smyrna. Plundered
of ship's stores and men's clothing.
Elizabeth, Longridgc, from Smyrna to Trieste. Plun-
dered twice of ship's stores and men's clothing ; the
captain and crew very badly treated.
Albion, Ratcliffe, from 'SmYrna to Liverpool. Plundered
of ship's stores and men's clothing. •
Anne, Longrigde, from London to Smyrna. Ditto.
Puddicombe, from London to Smyrna. Plun-
dered of part of her cargo, ship s stores, and men's
clothing.
John, Renton, from Algiers to Smyrna. Plundered of
30,000 dollars, part of the cargo, and ship's stores.
Paul Pry, Foster, from Smyrna to London. Plundered
of provisions.
Premier, Edgar, from Smnyrna to London. Plundered of
part of her cargo, ship's stores, and the crew badly
treated.
Mary, Plaine, from Smyrna to London. Plundered of the
greater part of her cargo, ship's stores, men's clothing,
and left perfectly destitute.

Camilla, Philp, from London to Smyrna. Plundered of
part of her cargo, ship's stores, and men's clothing.
Symmetry, Watson, from London to Alexandria. Plum.
dered of a whole cargo of iron, ship's stores, and men's
clothing.

General Brock, Service, from Cardiff to Constantinople.
Taken, and cargo condemned.
Jessie, Kennedy, from Smyrna to Clyde. Plundered of
ship's stores, and men's clothing.
Amanthea, Bartlett, from Loudon to Smyrna. Ditto.
Venus, Hardy, from - to -. Ditto.
Brothers, -, from ----- to ----. Ditto.
White Haven, -, from Liverpool to Smyrna. Plan-
dered of every thing, and left perfectly destitute.
Eblana, Sraale, from London to Smyrna. Plundered of
part of her cargo, men's clothing, and ship's stores.
Louisa and lifary, Gilmore, from - to Ditto.
Loyal Briton, Hedley, from Malta to Odessa. Plundered
three times of ship's stores and men's clothing.
Tartar, Jackson,
from Alexandria to
Smyrna. Plun-
dered of ship's stores and men's clothing.
Arab, Gibson, from Alexandria to Smyrna. Plundered
three times, the captain most cruelly beaten over a gun
till all the skin was taken off his back, and the vessel
left perfectly destitute.
Nancy, from Trieste to Alexandria. Plundered of a whole
with a Mi)ticoe, ant; his freight, ship's
dcalttyr
h)eoffelitiminber ; the freight was paid him ; the next
stores, and men's clothing were taken.
Elizabeth, Bushell, from Liverpool to Alexandria. The
particulars of the plunder not yet known.
CHARLES BLUNT, Hon. Sec.

IVIoNoPoLy.—We understand that Mr.
SnEranAN )(wowLys has come up to town from Glas-
gow, in order to take measure of Mr. MACREADY for a
new character. His two last suits—N'irginius and William
Tell—fitted so beautifully, that the great tragedian has de-
clared he will never in future be measured by any other
workman.

The question lately was, whether Madame
CATALANI had a double existence—whether she possessed
the extraordinary talent of being able to sing at one and
the same hour at Augsburg and Stockholm ? What gave
rise to this question was, an announcement in different
Journals of a concert to be given in.both places on the self-
same evening, by Madame CATALAN!. A word of ex-
planation will clear up the mystery. The Stockholm CA-
-TALANI is the wife of a brother of the genuine CATALANI.
She has also some talent for an,.. .singing, no doubt, at
times, Profits by the equivocation of names ; at least, if
people will deceive themselves, it is not her business to
go about in order to undeceive them.....Hormonicon for
November.