The Sun.
London, England, 1839-03-14 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Her Majesty honoured Mr. Leslie, R. A., with a sitting
for his picture of the Coronation, yesterday, at Buckingham
Palace.

Viscount Melbourne had an audience yesterday of the
Queen.

The Royal Dinner Party last evening included the Earl
of Fingall, Earl and Countess Cowper, Viscount and
Viscountess Falkland, Viscount Melbourne, Lord and
Lady Poltimore, Right Honourable George Stevens
Byng, Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer, and Colonel Wemyss.
The band of the Coldstream Guards was in attendance
during the evening at the Palace.

The Duke of Cambridge had a Dinner Partyyesterday
at Cambridge House. Among the company were her
Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester. the Arch-
bishop of York, the Duke of Wellington, Viscount and
Viscountess Mahon, Lord Burghersh, Count and Countess
Woronzuw, Countess Choiseul, Miss Vernon Harcourt,
Mr. Hammcrsley, and Mr. William Knyvett. The whole
of the company afterwards went to the Concert of Ancient
Music at the Hanover-square Rooms, his Royal Highness
being the Director for the evening. The Duke and
Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Augusta of Cam-
bridge were attended by Miss Kerr, Baroness Ahlefeldt,
Baron Knesebeck, Major Stephens, and Colonel Jones.
The Marquis of Northampton and Sir John Herachell had
an audience with Viscount Melbourne yesterday in Down-
ing-street.

The Military Secretary to the Commander of the Forces
and Mr. F. Palmer had interviews with Lord John Russell
yesterday at the Home-office.
M. de Hummelauer had an interview with Viscount Mel-
bourne yesterday in Downing-street.
The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Marquis of
Headfort had an interview yesterday with the Marquis of
Normanby at the Colouial-office.
The Bishop of Hereford, Mr. C. F. Palmer, and Mr.
James Hall had intcrvievrs with Viscount Melbourne yes-
terday.

The Marquis of Lansdowne bad a dinner party yester-
day at Lansdowne-house.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM HOUSE, MARCH 13.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Friends, Cousins, from Har-
lingen ; Prince Saxe Coburg, Ladd, Rotterdam ' • Jo-
hanna Gesina, Schur, ditto; Saulina Petronella, Kolk,
ditto ; Henriette. Velde, ditto ; Harmony, Hate, ditto;
Harmony, Schabling, ditto ; Eleanor, Clark, Leghorn;
Meads, White, Dieppe; Earl Liverpool, Lomax, Ostend ;
Enrico, Padovan, Veniu; Iberia, Cooper, Lisbon.
ENTERED OUTWARDS. —The Undine, Smith, for Amster-
dam ; Menai, Phillips, Antwerp ; M'lnroy, Sinclair,
Honduras ; Theodrick, Scobbe, Mogadore; John Wood,
Murray, Havre; Attwood, Major, Rotterdam; Strath.
fieldsa)e, Spence, Sydney ; City of Exeter, Gwen, New-
foundland.

CLEA RED OUTWARDS.—The Menai, Phillips, for
Antwerp; Harlequin, Strann telt, Boulogne ; Ramona,
Middleton, Calais; Glenelg, Sheller, Bombay: Mar-
garet Parker, Evans, Calcutta; Willem, Jonge, Ostend ;
Swallow, Perriam, Madeira; Albion, Huggins, St. John's,
N B. ; Ariadne, Conkan, Hamburg.
IN BA LLA T. —The Voy,grer, Belford, for Memel;
Anne Dorothea, 13tiesinan, Elsinore; Larch of the Alorrel,
Nichols, Seville ; William Alexander, Howes, Cadiz;
Clara Dorothea, Elsinore.

IVERPOOL, MARCII 12 --Thc Elizabeth Bruce, Russel,
arrived at this port from Mobile, got entangled in a field
of ice the 18th ult., in lat. 44. long. 49., and struck
heavily, which started the oakum round er bows, and
damaged her copper.
ABERDEEN, MARCH 9.—The Earl of Seafield, from
Peterhead to this port, which was on shore at the entrance
of this harbour, has been got off with trifling damage.
GRIMSBY, MARCH 11.—The Martindale, Gulley, from
Hartlepool to flimburgh, has put in here leaky, and with
cargo shifted.
NEWRY, MARCH 9.—The Herald steamer, from Liver-
pool to this port, ran on the rocks off Callingford 7th inst.,
and has discharged her cargo without damage, but is not
expected off till next spring tide.
DONOGHADEE MARCH 9 —The Bell Ann, Gordon, of
Annaling, which sunk at this port the 7th January, has
been raised and towed into shallow water, a complete wreck.
BRISTOL, MARCH 12.—The Great Western arrived at
this port from New York, experienced a hurricane on
the 6st instant, in long. about 37., one boat stove in, sails
split, &c.

CORK, MARCH 2 —The Kilkenny (steamer), bound to
Bombay, in swinging out, took the ground, and remains
for the tide.

LIMERICK, MARCN 2.—The Phcenix, Galway, which
was at anchor off Bornnahon the 28th ult., loading copper
ore, parted from her anchors, drove on the rocks, and be-
came a total wreck. Crew saved.

DONEGAL, F. 27.—The Lion, Forbes, from New-
castle, which was driven on shore in this Bay the 21st ult.,
has been condemned.

NEWCASTLE, MAncit 7.—The Elizabeth, Durham, sailed
from Crain, 7th ult., for Sunderland, and has not since
been heard of'.

STRONINESS, FEB. 20.—The Everthorpe, Willis, from
St. Petersbur;h to Liverpool, is on shore near the Skerrios,
and has been condemned.

ST. MARGARET'S HOPE, FEB. 22.--The Agnes, Corrijal,
from Newcaqle to Galway, which was at Bury, 2d ult.,
has been got off (supposed with trifling damage), after
discharging part of her cargo, coals, and proceeded to
Stromness.

BORDEAUX, Fan. 23.--The China, of and from St.
N. 8., to Dublin, abandoned at sea, 17th Oct., vu
driven on shore at La Teste,•26th inst.
CIIRISTIANSAND, Fart. S.--The Goorge Canning,
Rutt, from Stettin to Hull, has put Into Fatersand, with
damage, and is diaellaFging, to repair.
MAL, MA lett 12.—Wind E.S. E., fresh breezes.—Cme
down from the river and proceeded, the Eagle, Stephenson,
from St. John's ; and Robert Law, Liverpool.
Po RTSMO UT II , MA 'ICH 12.—Wind L. S.E.—Arrived the
Gladiator, Ilritton, from London.

PLYMOUTH, MA Rest 12.—Wind E.—Arrived Bares,
Dutch frigate, from Batavia ; Vigilant, Walton, Marseilles;
Thames, steamer, Dublin ; Juno steamer, Cori; ; and Shannon,
steamer, London. Sailed the Ellicia, Ileartly, for St. Joseph ;
and Asia, Truman, South Australia.
FALMOUTH, DIARCII 11.—Wind S.S.E.—to S.E., strong
breezes.—Arrived the Racehorse, Puncbard, from Venice,
with foremast sprung ; Eleanora Gordon' Brow a, Leghorn ;
'
Swift, Way, ditto • St. Antonio, ditto ; Magdolana, St. An-
drew's; and Royal Adelaide, steamer, Toy, London, and pro-
ceeded for Dublin ,• Hercules, steamer, Salton, ditto, and pro-
ceeded for Cork ; Ned Elvin, Ness, Arendahl ; and Susannah,
Dram. Sailed the Liverpool, steamer, for Vigo, &c.
LIVERPOOL, Ma Reit 12.—Wind S. S.E. , fresh lireees.
Arrived the William Ackers, Nichol, from Porta Cabello ;
Diana, Leghorn ; Maria, BordealPi a Cei•os, Jensen, Kiel
Weytzma, Griven, Hartlipen Constant, Von Schy, Arit!t`cflAi
Pbomix, Briimmeyer, do ; Alletta Elizabeth, 4011.fffl,
daro ; Maria, do ; Victoria, Nisson, Copenhagen, Sailed the
Senator, Grinsley, Rio Janeiro ; Anashia, Trinialad; Ida, Har-
rison, Hamburgh ; Courteney, Ellis, Savannah ; Columbus,
Crafter, New Yorli ; Bengal, Toulon, Mobile ; George thi
Fourth, Leggett, Gibraltar; Invega, De Cr. z, Listc4n. Of
port, the Ellen, Jenkins.m, Trieste,
RAMSGATE, MARCEI 2.t—,SAileti the Johan Fredericz, Lim •
such, for Bahia,
Mnnett 12.—Arrived the Voluntario, Galasle,
from St. Übe's ; Saucy Jack, Thompson, Cephalonia; Emerald,
Thomas, Lisbon ; Bonne Mere, BaudC, Nantes ; Adeline, Felix,
do. ; Wonder, Lowther, Antwerp ; Great Western (steamer)4
Hosken, left 25th ult.
YARatutrErt, MARcti 12.—The Buenos Ayres Packet,
Stoke, from Seaham to London, is sunk on the back of the
South Pier—crew saved.
CORK, MARCH 10.—A number of homeward bound vessels
are supposed to be in the neighbourhood Cape Clear, deta hied
by contrary winds, and many oftem short of provisions.
ScAneonoucii, MAncit 11.—The Despatch, of Stockton,
in entering the harbour, got in contact with the Comet, of
Colchester—the former lost bowsprit, &c., the latter received
damage in her hull.
MUNDSLEY, MARCH 12.—The Merehantaaan, Watson, from
Goole to Lon don, ran on shore this morning at Bachen ; crew
saved.
he Exchange, freol Goole to Ham-
burg, 1111' beenAlßC'4bUrollllgrlt intoT the Dumber, having been struck
by a sea, 7th inst. i• lost th e mate and two of the crew. The
Esther, of Nevscastle, has been towed into Grimsby, dismantled,
ST. IVES, MARCH I i.-I•he Annette, Hendriclisert, from
Nantes to Hamburg, has been brought into, this port in a siuls
ing state, and with one-third of thc cargo thrown nycAtgarti.

YARMOUTH, MARCH 12.—The Allandal• is in the Roads,
with bows stove, and making much water, having been in con-
tact with a ♦essel.

NEW Yoax, FEE. Z.—The Adgusta, Dixon, from St.
John's, New Brunswick, to Jamaica, was abandoned on the
30th Jan., lat. 33. lon. 63. The Pauline (French) was on
shore in the Alissismipi on the 3d ult. The Oswega, from 111a-
laga, was on shore at Island, near Boston, on the 7th nit.
SALCOMEE, MARCH 11.—Arrived Prudence, Murel, Cadiz.
YARMOUTH, MARCI/ ll.—ArrivedCarolh2e,White,Alkmaar.
YARMOUTH Roans. Maacit 11.—Arrived the Vibelia,
Patteson, from Newcastle. •

HALFORD, MARCH 11.—Arrived the Armen, Longs7und.
ILFRACOMBE, MARCH 11.—Arrived the Jeune, Mathilde.
TORBAY, Meilen 11.—Arrived Ceres, Thomas, Bordeaux.
GLOUCESTER, MARCH 11.—Arrived the Mentor, Bordeaux.
CORK, MARCH 10.—Arrived the Salby, Hingham, from
Bayonne ; Mary, M'Kenzie, Lisbon.
Hurd., MARCH 11.—Wind, S.E., fresh breezes.—Arrived
the Jonge Cornelius, Bakker, from Antwerp; Neptunus,
ditto ; Transit (steamer), Roach, Hamburgh ; Amon Von
Winklefred, Benfeldt, Lubeck ; Asloff, Hansen, Gottenburg;
Elizabeth Maria, Rudkidburgh; Enighhadee ; Ant, Dunkirk.
NEW YORK, FEB. 9.—The Roseway, Mainland, of St.
John's, New Brunswick, was totally wrecked on Gibbon's
Point, St. Kitt's, Dec. 10. The Good Intent, front St.
John's, New Brunswick, to Yarmouth, was totally lost at
Stout Cove, near Digby, on the 20th ult. ; crew saved.
13.—The Jountol, Almy, from Havanna!' to Bordeaux, put
into Charleston on the 3d inst. leaky. The Robert, Car-
penter, from Rochelle to this port, put into Newport on
the ith inst., short of provisions, and crew frost- bitten.
The Splendid, Williams, from Baltimore to St. John's,
New Brunswick, put into Little River o■ the 24th ult.,
very leaky, having been on shore on Great Swan bland.
The Gardiner, Jackson, arrived at Charleston on the Bth
inst. from Liverpool ; struck on the bar, knocked off the
rudder, and received other damage. 23.—The Nehemiah,
Honey, from St. Stephen's, New Brunswick, to Jamaica, was
stranded on the reefs off Bermuda, previous to the 12th ult.
LISBON, MARCH s.—The Majestic, of St. John's, New
Brunswick, which was towed in here on 25th May last,
dismastcd, water-logged, and abandoned, has been re.
paired, is nearly ready for sea, and williproceed for Liv, r-
pool in ballast. The St. Olof, Olsena, from St. Übes to
Stravangt.r, has put into Earlsund with damage.
ELsmorte, MARCH s.—The Chongua, Jenson, from
Messina to Russia, got on shore in Gothland, on the 12th
ult., but was expected off, after discharging part of her cargo.
GRAVESEND, MARCH 11.— Arrived the Aleda Akina,
from Amsterdam; Emanuel, Altona ; Neptune, Baifleur ;
Emilia, Calais; Sophie, ditto; Eole, Gravaines ; Ar-
brosia, Dram; Harmonic, Rotterdam; Prince Saxe Co-
burg, ditto; Friends, Harlin-gen ; Meads, Dieppe ;
Clonmel, Waterford; Sir J. Newport, ditto; Dublin
Lass, Dublin ; Eleanor, Leghorn. Sailed the Larkins,
for Madras; Lord Saumarez, Algoa Bay; Sandwich, St.
Lucia; Chandos, St. Vincent's; Edwin, Constantinople;
Anna Powlona, Ostend. tt Arrived the Sesostris, from
Callundberg ; Clara, Ro erdam ; Mildon, Sandwich,
Cape of Good Hope ; Spencer, Charleston ; Miranda,
St. Michael's and St. Peter ; Braganza (steamer),
Gibraltar ; Jenny Maria, Denmark ; and Georgiana,
Sophia, Stetting ; Papid, Dantzic ; Furst, Harden.
berg, Pellet' ; Gode Hoop, Keel ; Menai (steamer),
Glory, Durham ; Earl Bathurst, Hamburgh ; Margaret
Elisabeth Sophia Margaretta, Altona ; Jonge Jan, Wor-
cum ; Clara Dorothea, Amsterdam ; London, Gode Hoop,
Aurora, Heiftroon, and Koophanden Zeewart, Rotterdam;
Victoria, Antwerp; Prosperous, Ostend; St. Leonard,
Dunkirk; Adele, Calais; Lady of the Lake, Jersey;
Spy, Limerick. Sailed the City of London, for the Cape
of Good Hope; and Lord S•rangford, for Hamburgh,

VESSELS SPOKEN WlTH.—.Nicholas, Biddle, from
Liverpool to New York, 9th inst., lat. 51, long. 17.
Thomas Worthington, Wakeman, Llanelly to Bombay,
10th init., lat 50, long. 12, by the Great Western steamer,
arrived at Kiogroad. Herzal, 7th ult., lat. 35, long. 66,
Sophia, of Geple, 12th inst., lat. 41, long. 54, by the Eli-
zabeth, Bunco, arrived at Liverpool. Zephyr, Newfound-
land to Barbadoes, 14th ult., Octavia, for Saunam, 120
miles west of Scilly, by the Vigilant, Walton, arrived at
Plymouth. Cambrian, Mauritius to London, 7th inst.,
lat. 48, long. 10, by the Swift, Way, arrived at Falmouth.
Hero packet, London to New South Wales, lat. 4, long.
23 W., Eugene, Amsterdam to Batavia, lat. 1 N., long.
24, by the Frederica Louisa, Bohnitz, arrived at Pernam-
buco. Lanark, Ist inst., lat. 46, long. 11, by the Bess,
Chapmnn, arrived at Bristol. Offley, Lazenby, South
Seas to London, Sth ult., by Annette, Hendrickson, ar-
rived into St Ives.

The Linnett sailed from Colchester, January 5, for
Goole, and has not since been heard of.
The Tobias„Mberth Gustavesin, from Helit!gsborg to
Cadiz, has put into Arendabl, leaky.