The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-25 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 24.—Sailed yesterday file
Libertas, SMITH, for Bahia ; Timandia for Boin.
bay and the Santos Mares 101 V ana. Sailed
to-day his Majesty's ship Prometheus on acs uise.
Wind N. E.

PLTMOOTIC, Nov. 23.—Sailed yesterday the
Killingbeck, Elizabeth, Duke of Bedford, and
Vutusia, for Jamaica ; Berwick, for Barbadoes ;
Aurora, for Grenada ; Edwiird, tor the Cape of
Good Hope ; and Euphemia fur Madeira. The
Elizabeth, STRIDES, from Southampton, bound
to the Westward, upset yesterday in a squall of
wind off Penlee Point :—the crew have arrived
here.

FALMOUTIt, Nov. 22.--Arrived the Camper-
down, Lssuu, from 14:.gliurn for London ; Bg-
ton, PALLarr, from Gijon for ditto ; and the,
Oak, Wttass, from Aberdeen for Bilboa, with
loss of anchor and cable.—Wind S. E.

DEAL, Nov. 24.—Sailed yesterday the Fames
S►tITH, for Ports►nouth, to repair; And Duchess
of Bedford,' WILLIAMSON, for Nevis. Came
►town from the her to-day, and sailed, the
Harmony, WOODALL, for Dentarara ; and the
Grenada, APPLETON, for St. Domingo. Severs'
more ships are in sight, but they will not be dor*
in time to report this evening.

RAMSGATE, Nov. 24.—The wind continuing t*
the Last wild, the remainder of the outward..
bound sailed from hence yesterday's tide.
_

GRAVRIEND, Nov. 24.—Arrived the Frierld•
schaft, loosen, from Rotterdam ; Augustus Fre-
derick, Maikins, from ditto ; Good Hope, Klockr
from ditto ; Brilliant, Coveark, from Hamburgbf
Courier, Cook, from Dor& ; Zcemew, Pkg.
from Ruttertlam ; Frattkina, Rutter, from Gro-
ningen ; Notlernaning, Blook, for Brok ; Vrow
Jacohioa, Burk, for Gruuiugen.—Sailed the Si
mon Taylor, Meek, for Jamaica ; Lord Wl'
grave, 'Tindall, fdr Cape Coast ; Rosina, Caitb"
ness, for St. Domingo ; Lascelles, Robertson, for
Gibraltar; Josefa, Burtron. for BMW; 14111
Hill, Bond, for St. Sebastian's ; Ibbertsou, Linr
dels, for Hamburgh ; Industry, Avrys, for Dun"
kirk ; Aurora, Nichols, for Waterford.

The Lord Glenorchy, SCOTLAND, from Dant.'
tic to Perth, struck on Falsterbo Reef the lOtb
inst. and was abandoned by the crew.
The Emulous, Mason., front London to.flaala
burgh, was stranded on the Isle of Aileron 10
14th inst.
The transport Mary and Dorothy arrived at thi
ltlotherbank on Wednesday; she sailed from Be"
muds on the 17th of July for Trinidad, Wig'
with other transports, the late Colonial Battalioe •
of Roy C
al Marines on board. It will be recollect'
ed these men (blacks) were raised in
the Cho"
peake, in the year 1814, by Sir ALE/Ag
solt.
ORIOr
tarts, and commanded there by. Major Gau
LRWS‘ : and being native American refugees'
Chef
were promised, when the service vvas at oh
of
they shot" have grants of land at the island
Trinidad. They have accordingly, and with gr,eet
faithfulness on the part of our Government, when
conveyed there, and, about 30 miles from rat
D'Esp.igne, each man has been put into pone.'"
sion of ten acres of land, and furnished with ier
;dements of husbandry. The Mary
has brought home a part of the Staff of ibis.
Corps, under the command of Major Kossstka''
When she was off Guadaloupe, on the 3d.of
tember, an hurricane commenced, which cart
away all her sails, and obliged her put
brut
Antigua; whence she sailed on the 240 o'f
month.—The
yeow (ever ‘yils then very revs;
lent in the town of St. Julta.s. The
Mary "
L Dorothy was 16 days under quarantine at "'
month, previously to her,arriVal at*Portstoooll' , •
Two cargoes of wheat, of 700 quarters each'
have been recently iinportedinto and Doroth.t
and the Dock-yard mechanics, we understand'
cargo,
have freighted a vessel
_to Hamburgh) for a icit 1
for manufacture into flour and bread, at 01 eit
new mill, for the use of their own faninies!
the Prussian brig Minerva, which late!Y.Ptit 00.
Portsmouth With damage, left Datrtsia, t
e soth
were nearly 30 sail of vessels hiding ther
Portsaloattl-_i
wenerva or.
wheat fur London and Liverpool ; the 4"l'
bound to the latter port.
51r .W'
The Pate Raotbrr has appointeflw 00 t,si:
CoN Vu
oaeva to attend the Grand
for the purpose of showing and elc hurlt'— in tltctblbel
illustrious person all the objects ot°4
science in this country. Sate, •
Prince LEOPOLD came to town."'" fagyeth,
and atter attending the GRAND DUI". w, spi
0 61/
paying his respects to the PRINCE 1t5..4.: re'
inquiring titter the Duchess of Cusisitat•a" ",
, turned to Claremont. t,
that he bolt"
We are sorry to announcet , sic.
• that much esteemed member' of societal
otos
JOSEPH BANKS,_ ii in so very p_recarltsl! seergli
• that his friends. are apprehensive of his
dissolution.—(i"llorning IWO.)

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