The Sun.
London, England, 1839-02-05 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, Fin. 4. Wind S.S. W., fresh breezes with rain.—Carne down
from the River last night and to-day, and remain, the Leander, for Leg-
horn ; Honduras, Weller, Sydney; Saint George, St. Kitt's ; Portenia,
Cape of Good Hope; Amelia, Dynton, Westward; Sir William Heath-
cote, Terragona ; Gratitude, White, —; Rambler, Hall, Cadiz; Isabel,
Kerr, St. Michael's.
Pour:mount. Fes. 4.—Wind S.S.E to SS W. fine.—Arrived the
George the Fourth, Gates, from Waterford, with mainsail split and bul-
warks damaged; Montreal, Griffing, New York, sailed 13th ult ;
Charles, Jiffey, Newport ; Louise, Cook, Alderney ; Sir Edward Cod-
rington, Gravesend. Sailed Her Majesty's Ship, Ganges, for Lisbon ;
Rosebud, White, London.
PLvasotrru, Fes. 3.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Maria Theresa,
Olivisre, from Trequin ; Royal Adelaide steamer, London; Sirius
steamer, ditto ; and Duke of Cambridge steamer, Dublin. Sailed the
Diligence, for the North Coast of Spain.
FaLmouTit, FED. 3.—Wind N.W. to S., moderate breezes —Arrived
the Vesta, Orfeur, from Odessa; and Liverpool steamer, Brooks, from
London. Sailed the Braganza steamer, M`Leod, for London ; and Mu.
tine packet, Lieut. Collier, for the West Indies, with mails.
LIVERPOOL, FED. 4.—Wind S., moderate.— Arrived the Jane, Wil.

liamson, from Arichat, sailed 17th Dec.;- Arethusa, Cayenne; Sym-
metry, Butler, Odessa; Don, Galipoli ; Penelope, ditto; Teazer, Balli.
tel, Gibraltar; Aurora, St. Übe's ; Lady Dame, Nantes; Vreind-
echap, Copenhagen; Picton, Waterford; and Cheshire Witch, Lime.
risk. Sailed the Mary ISibby, Medcalf, Trieste ; Zante, Johnson,
Zante; Old England, Hudson, Mobile; Patience, Malta; Lord Stanley,
Sierra Leone; Thomas Naylor, Boston; Henrietta and Sophia, Lisbon ;
and Fyen, St. Thomas's.
DOTER, FEB. 4.—Sailed the Hebe, Dark; for Hull; Betsy, Aiken.
head, Newcastle.
BEISTOL, Fun. 4.—Arrived the Rowena, Little, from Newfoundland ;
Aspen, Cephalonia; Zephyr, Kenny, Llanelly.
SOUTHAMPTON, Fee. 4.—Arrived the Celestine, Petite, from Nantes.
CHEF.E, Fan. 4.—Arrived the Jane, Mitchell, from Kutch; Britan-
nia, Bolan, Smyrna.
SWANSEA, Fan. 3.—Sailed the Sarepta, Richardson, St. Jago de Cuba,
WATERFORD, FEL I.—Sailed the Lauriana, Ugartc, for Bilbao.
Suoaanam, FEB. 4.—Arrived the Rapid, Barzeth, from St. Michael's.
KINGROAD, FEB. 4.—Put back, the Anne Watson, Stewart, for Syd.
ney ; Emily, St. Vincent's.
MILFORD, Fan. 3.—Arrived the Resource, Stewart, from Llanelly.

HULL, Fin. 4.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the Agnetta Kerston, from
Kiel ; Argo, Decene, Antwerp; Dorothea Momar, Sodskend, Stubby-
kobing ; Harmonic, Blanc, Kiel ; Emma, Rose, London. Sailed the
Atlas, Don Andra, for Cadiz.

MONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS

CITY (THIS DAY), TWELVE O'CLOCK.

The arrivals this morning are a Fiend' mail. Ship letters
from New York, by the Montreal, arrivcd at Portsmouth, are
of old dates.

LivenrooL COTTON MARKET, MONDAY.— There was a fair
demand for Cotton on Saturday from the trade, and 3,000
bags were sold. To-day there has been a good inquiry both
from the trade and speculators ; 4,000 bags were sold at full
prices. Of these, 500 were on speculation ; 700 bags of which
were Brazil, and the remainder American.
Private letters have been received from Canton of the 31st
August, which state that the proposals of the two Hong mar.
chants had been accepted.
Accounts from La Guayra to the 27th Nov. state that the
Minister of Finance had taken bills for 3,000/. on the Co-
lonial Bank, and 1,8001. on Messrs. Barings, to be remitted
to England on account of the Venezuelan portion of the Co-
lombian dividends on the Foreign Debt, and it was reported
that further remittances would be sent monthly.
( From the St. Vincent Royal Gazette of Nov. 9.)
" We most respectfully, but at the same time most earnestly,
call his Excellency's attention to the state of the Negro
grounds throughout the island. We have it from unques-
tionable authority, and from all quarters, that the Negroes aro
taking every thing out of their grounds, and putting
nothing in, and that if this system is pursued much
longer, there will be a famine in the land in the course of a
few months. We differ essentially, it is true, with his Excel-
lency in most matters, but believing him to have the interest
of the Island at heart, we hope that he will not disregard the
call now made, merely because it proceeds from us."