The Sun.
London, England, 1839-04-19 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY

DEAL, APRIL IB.—Wind W. S. NV., strong breezes.—
Arrived the Henrietta, Morrison, from Cadiz ; Seringapa-
tam, Denny, Calcutta ; Miranda, Ha) es, ditto ; Grant,
Dempster, St. Kiti's ; Codrington, Gaynes, Antigua ;
Jamaica; Johnston, ditto ; Jean, Hannington, Marseilles.
Arrived from the River, the Somersetshire, Jackson, for
South Australia; Abbcrton, Catt, Sydney; Albinia, Say-
ers, Demerara ; Georgetown, Allard, ditto ; Beaufort,
Brown, Quebec ; Queen, Robinson, Halifax ; Lochiel,
Atkinson, Pugwash ; Horwond, Cole, Cape of Good
Hope; John, Kendrick, Teneriffe ; Ursula, Purcell, Africa.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 18.—Blowing hard from the west-
ward.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 17.—Wind S.W.
FALMOUTH, A PRI I, 1 7.—Wind S.W. to W. N. W.,
strong breezes and squally.—Arrived the Edouard, Mace-
ron, from Porto Plata, and sailed for London; Agility,
Dunn, ditto. Sailed the Lyra packet, for Havannab ;
Delight packet, West Indies.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 18.—Wind. N.N.N. fresh.—Ar-
rived Woodstock, Cook, Jamaica ' • Kingston, --, Deme-
rara ; Ganges, Jones, New Orleans; Marmara, Meyer,
do. ; Eagle, Domelt, Missouri; Elizabeth, Price, Apala.
chicola; Napoleon, Montgomery, Charleston ; Riebebucto,
Ganson, Savannah • Sumarang, Abb.itt, New York; Eliza-
beth, Massop,lNaples •' Enterprise, Limderen, Leghorn;
Craigevar, Ba relay, do. ; Belvidere, Gramelli, Genoa;
Principe Portia, Sahor, Trieste ; Carnoer*, Burnes,
Oporto; Circassian, —, Lisbon; Arrow, Ryder, Cha-
rente ; Jupiter, Steen, Ostend ; Anna Hermina, Bakker,
Rotterdam; Handelsbrist, Peters, Emden; Amphitrite,
Rostock ; John Hall, Crowall, New Orleans, was
struck by a sea in a gale on the 27th ult., in long. 43,
which carried away het' boat, roundhouse, &c., and da-
maged her rudder. Off Port Arid, --, Pernambuco.

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The marriage of Major Campbell and M;ss
Louisa Ricketts took place on Wednesday at St. Mary's
Church, Bryanston-square. Lady Flora Hastings was one
of the bridesmaids, and on leaving the church was recog-
nised by the numerous body of spectators that the caval-
cade had attracted to the spot. The cheers by which this
amiable lady was greeted were unanimous and enthusiastic.
STEAM NAVIGATION TO INDIA.—In the
forthcoming Miscellaneous Estimates there is an item for
" fifty thousand pounds (50 0001.), being an estimate of
the sum required to be voted towards defra}ing the expeme
of steam communication to India, by way of the Red
for one year, to March 31, 1840."

BRUSSELS, APRIL 17.—The average prices of
Wheat and Rye in the preceding week having been_
Wheat 2,4861., and Rye 1,3611. per hectolitre, the impor-
tation remains free, and exportation prohibited.

ROBBERY IN AN OAlNlBUS.—Ycsterday after-
noon Miss Grosse, of Queen-square, Westminster, and her
aunt, went into the omnibus No. 222, at Charing-cross, in
order to be conveyed to the Batik. Shortly after they had
taken their seats two well-dressed men, one of them in a
Spanish cloak of most ample dimensions, and the other of
very gentlemanly appearance, entered the vehicle, and in
consequence of their dress and manners not the slightest
suspicion attached to them. When the omnibus arrived
at Chancery-lane the two gentlemen got out, and in a few
minutes afterwards Mrs. Stanton, the aunt, discovered that
her clothes had been cut completely through to her
Tr)chet, nn,.! a ptr.su, enraxinit:i;'s/. sover:igns and silver
ati,:tracteci, but other artie;cti of a ti-iffin7 na!uie remained
i❑ the pocket. Severil robberies of a simitar description
have lately taken place in omnibuses.