The Sun.
London, England, 1837-03-25 00:00:00

LLOYDS' SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, MARCH 24.—Wind N., light breezes.—Arrived the
Arcturus, —, from Ceylon ; Elphinstone, —, from Hobart
Town; Ann, White, from Belfast; Commodore, Digby, from
Belfast.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 24.--Wind S. S. E., fine.—Arrived
the Stakesley (transport), Goble, from Cork ; John, —, from
Dublin ; Enterprise, —, from Waterford.

Fat.mouTn, MARCH 23.—Arrived the Camden Packet, from
Lisbon ; sailed sth inst.

CORK, MARCH 23.—Arrived the Elbe (packet), Crofts, from
London.

MILFORD, MARCH 23.—Arrived the Concord, Jones, from
Chepstow, with damage, and leaky, bound to the Clyde.
This vessel, in coming down the Bristol Channel, on the 12th
inst., struck something about 5 feet below water-mark on star-
board bow and started a piece of plank clean out, and off broke
one treenail, and instantly made 16 inches water per hour.
With great perseverance Captain Jones and his crew, with
both pumps at work, got her safe to Milford. The Concord
has been partially grounded only, the leak found and repaired,
and she is now tight and ready to proceed with the least wind.
Great praise is due to Captain Jones for his exertions on this
occasion, thereby saving both ship and cargo. It is a remark-
able fact that at this moment there are here two vessels under
repair, both injured, one severely--one the Hamilton, in St.
George's Channel, and the Concord, in the Bristol. The
master and crew of both vessels are not aware how it happened.
DUBLIN, MARCH 19.—The Rover of Wexford which was
stranded on the 24th, has been got off, and brought here to-day.
HA XIBURGIT, MARCH 21.—Much uneasiness prevailed re-
garding the Eliza Ann, Walker, from London, which is still
missing. _ _

STORXAWAY, MARCH 6.—The Caroline, from Christiana,
bound to Bilboa, has put into this port after throwing a con.
siderable part of her cargo overboard, and with loss of sails,
bulwarks, &c.

REDCAR, MARCH 23. —The Minerva, from Seaham to Lynn,
got on the Redcar Rocks in the afternoon, but was off, and
put into Hartlepool.

The Maria, Smith, has put back to Shields, leaky, having
been on the Herd.

The Margaret, Smith, from Newcastle to Quebec, was on
shore on the Island of Mola 16th inst.
The Arcade; Wilson, from Sunderland to Memel, was
stranded on Bornholm 10th inst.
The Bellerophon, from Amsterdam to Pillau, sunk near
Marsland—crew saved.

'The Pascoe, of Bombay, from Singapore to Canton, has
been wrecked in the. Straits.

The Enchantress, from Liverpool to New York, struck on
some rocks near Bermuda sth ult., bilged, and sunk—crew
and passengers saved.

_ A
mast,- keel up, appears on the west of Stornaway, and
from some articles washed on shore, is supposed to belong to
a Norwegian schooner.

The Watt, bound to Africa, was on shore in the New Chan-
nel, Liverpool, on Thursday.
The Anna, Williams, bound to London, put back to Cadiz
on the 24th ult., leaky.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOLK.

Our arrivals this morning are the French and Lisbon mails
—the latter by the Camden, of the sth inst. ; but by the
steamer we have accounts from Lisbon to the 10th instant.
Gibraltar Chronicles to the sth inst. have also arrived. They
state that a band had penetrated into the province of Cordova.
Palillos entered Los Pedroches with 300 horse ; but has since
been driven out. It is further stated he surprised a detach
meet of 25 foot and 15 horse, and put the former to death.
In Estremadura it was understood that Palillos, Perro, Jara,
and Tercero had united their followers to make a fresh attack
upon Almaden ; but from the description of the men no great
apprehensions were entertained that they would attempt it—
the place being garrisoned by 500 regulars.
The New York Packet ship of the 24th ult. has arrived off
Liverpool, being two days later than the last arrival. The
letters have been received, but the papers have not as yet ar-
rived. The Exchange comes from New York by the private
letters. 91 to