The Sun.
London, England, 1839-02-21 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

(LLOYD'S. I
CUSTOM-HOUSE, FEB. 20.
VESSELS ENTERED INWASDS.—The IW:ttly, Ridley,
Tarragona ; Adele, 13rebion, Calais ; Queen Char-
lotte, 'Feiner, Ostend ; Nancy, Farmer, Ostend ;
Bombay, Waugh, Calcutta ; St. Leonard, R,edwood,
Dunkirk ; Zoraide, 1 aumone, Havre ; Sir Liourchier
Wrey, \Vokeham, Bordeaux ; City of Ex, ter, Denia,
Margaretha, Bartham, Sourabaya and Kat ; City of Lon-
donderry, Donald, Gibraltar and Lisbon ; Mary, Stewart,
Guernsey; Letitia.Cauzar, Batavia and Demerara; Creswell,
Willson, Ostend ; Victoria. May, Belize and Honduras ; Rose,
Avery, Guernsey ; Fairie Queen, Hughes, Canton;
Swartwick, Hjarne, Swartwick; Lord Nelson, Fust, Nas-
sau; Belemy Luisa, -Gre,belands, Santander; Lion,
Norie, Montserrat ; Montrose, 131inkinsop, Belize and
Honduras,

ENTERED OUTWARDS. —The Asecola, Milliken, for New
York ; Treviso, Forth, Els.ineur; Glasgow, Thomson,
Cape of Good Hop'; Phillips, Ostend; Albion,
Huggins, St. John's, N w Brunswick; Harlcquin, Stra-
nack, Boulogne; John Bull, Corhen, Hamburg; LyiAer,
Browse, Algoa Boy ; Attwood, Major, Rctterdam ; Mlr-
quis of Hastings, Nayth, Hobart. Town ; Gorge Ro-
binson, Hallett, Newfoundland.

CLEARED Our WITH CARGO.—The Harlequin, Stra-
nack, for Intterdam; Rnrnana, Middleton, Calais ;
Sally, Boulogne; Morgera, Boer, Rotterdam ; Glasgow,
Thomson, Simoti's Bay and Cape of Good Hope ; Menai,
Phillips, Antwerp; Leonil..s, Cacaci, Naplei; Androw
M Kran, Jevalkie, Bahia; Caesar, James, B2rbadoes;
Ide, Alexandrett.a.

CLEARED OUT IN BALLAST.—The Hightlyer, Newtons,
for St. Michael's; Jonge Margaretta, Wykrneyr, Rotter•
dam; Emeli, Bojo, Dunkirk.

GRAVESRND, FEB. 18.—Arrived the Nancy, from
Ostend ; Queen Charlotte, ditto ; Margaretta, Batavia,
Bombay, and Calcutta ; Victoria, Honduras; Protec-
tor, St. Domingo ; Janet, Willis, Demerara; Lord
Nelson, Naviau; City of Exeter, Denia; Bella Lou;sa,
Santander ; City of Londonderry, Lisbon ; Swartoist,
Gottenburg ; St. Leonard, Dunkirk ; Britannia (st,amer),
Hamburg. Sailed the Trinidad, for iftrbadoes ; Garonne,
New York ; Royal Sovereign, St. Helena ; Rhoda, and
William and Alfred, Antigua.
STROMNEES, FEB. 14.—1 t blew a strong gale from
N. to N. E. 30th ult., during which the Childers, Wve-
nue cutter, drove foul of the J hns, Tullock, awl carried
away topmast and bowsprit. It is blowing a strong g•de
at S. W.

YARMOUTH, FEB. 18. —The Venus, Dalbey, of Brix-
ham, was abandoned in a sinking state, 14th inst., having
been run foul of on the pry vious night • off Ft-A-thorough
Head—Crew saved and arrived in these roads.

HAMBURG, FEB 12.—The Iris,l, I.s r
..,c..e, .rom this port
to London, has been condemned at Fanoe, and part of the
cargo sold.
BOULOGNE, Fns. 18.—The Jane and Mary Ann, Alley,
from Glandorc to London, went on shore last night near
Berck, but it is expected will be got off after discharging.
—Crew saved. FEB. 15.—The report of the Alectrion,
Lubbard, bound to London, putting into Rochelle, leaky,
&c., is incorrect; she has put back owing to contrary
winds, and without any damage
SkIYRNA, JAN. 31.—The Hector, Cri-p, from London
to Constantinople, was at anchor off Tenedos, 29th inst.
TEPIC. Nov. 12.—During the severe gale experienced
at Mazatlan, let inst., the following vessels were wrecked,
viz., the Griffin, from Canton, master drowned ; Mary,
from New York, three of the crew drowned; Splendid,
from Guayaquil, Paquita, master, two of the crew, and
three passengers drowned; Abispa and Venus. The On-
dus, from Valoeraiso, went on the rocks, but was got off
with considerable damage. The Griffin had about 100,100
dollars on board, some of which have been saved.

\TessEts SPr)KEN Wrrn.—The Carron, from Marseilles
27th ult., off Cape Trafalgar, by the Ardgowan, arrived
in the Clyde; Ann and Jane, of Liverpool, bcund to
W-rbiee, sth i❑st , lat. 36, N. lon. 17; Dexterity, London
to Palermo, 11th inst., lat. 44. lon. 11 ; Thomas Young,'
Newcastle to Marseilles, 14th, lat. 46, lon. 10, by the
Ana, arrived at Falmouth ; Eliza, of Whitby, bound to
Savannah, lon. 53 ; Faith, of Dublin, bound to St.
Michael's, lat. 48, lon, 12, by the Lion, arrived in the
River.
The Fame, Reeve:, from Ancona to Liverpool, is
wrecked on the coast of 1%1,0(3A—crew saved.
The Betsey and Sar.-rii, Bloom, from London to Genoa,
put into Cagliario Bay about the 16th ult., with loss of
boats, bulwarks, staneheons, &C., having experienced
severe gales.

RE-OPENING OF THE PORT OF CALLAO.
The following has been received at Lloyd's horn their
agents at Lima :

" Lima, 28th Nov., 1833.
SIR,—We have the honour to inform you that in conse-
quence cf the Chiliad fore! s having evrtettat-t4t4-is—eity--cm-
the Bth lila., retreating to their veisels, and in these to the

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