The Sun.
London, England, 1830-03-11 00:00:00

SHIPPINO tNTELLtOtNCE-(TITIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DrAt, MARCH 10.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived from
London, the Castle Huntley; Drummond, for India ; Sir
Charles Forbes, Luber, for New South Wales; Countess
of Chichester, Walker, for Valparaiso; Thomas and
Alfred, Wells, for• St. Vincent's; William and Alfred,
Drysdale, for Antigua; Colonist, Smith, fir Barbadoes ;
and Sir B. Wray, Fagg, for Zante, and sailed for their
respective destinations.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 10.—Wind S.E.—Arrived the
Roxburgh Castle, Denny, from Bengal, sailed the Bth of
December, and passed St. Helena the 31st of January.
FALMOITTII, MARCH 9.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived the
Magnet packet, from Lisbon, sailed the 28th ult. Sailed
the Nocton packet, for the Brazils ; Frolic packet, for Hali-
fax and Bermuda ; and Goldfinch packet, for Plymouth.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 9. Arrived the Caledonia,
Rogers, from NOV York ; Alert, Middleton, from St.
Michael's ; and Marriotte, Williamson, from Charente
Off Port, the Islam, from Barbadoes; and Kingston, from
Africa.
CLYDE, MARCH 9.—Arrived the Science, Snell, from
Savannah ; and Fame, Crews, from St. Andrews.

The John, from Newfoundland, was wrecked on Lisbon
Bar the 25th ult. ; crew saved.
The Ann, Waller, from Port-au Prince, has arrived at
Cowes.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TIVITL VII 0' CL 0 Cr.

Accounts from Colombia state that a party prevails
there for Monarchy, and to bring into that country some
foreign Prince, an European legitimate, in the same manner
and by the same means as Prince Leopold is going to be
appointed King of Greece.
Extract of a letter from Caraceas :—" Every thin:
goes on well; Generals Bermudas and Monages have joined
in the Venezulian cause, and proceeded to the army on the
frontiers; Generals Marino and Mazero are already on the
frontiers with upwards of 3,000 men ; for, although we
hear nothing of Bolivar's intentions, Paez thinks it ne-
cessary to station troops there to prevent any surprise."
Montreal Papers have been received at the North
and South American Coffee-house to the 11th of February,
and Quebec to the Sth of February. The Montreal
Papers state, that the proceedings of the Legislature
it will be seen from the Quebec Papers are of im-
portance. That the Members of the Assembly, like
those of Upper Canada, have voted to themselves wages
for their Parliamentary labours.
In the House of Assembly, his Excellency laid before
the House, agreeably to the instructions from the Secretary
of State, a copy of a dispatch, conveying his Majesty's
assent to the Bill past in the last Session, entitled " An
Act to make a new and more convenient subdivision of
the Province into Counties."
The above Papers also contain a Message to the House
of Assembly on the 29th January, relating to the Customs,
Revenue officers, and seizures.
The weather during the last month has been generally
cold throughout. The Province accounts from Upper
Canada and New Brunswick speak of its almost unex-
ampled severity.
There arrived at New Orleans, since let Oct , 104,350
bales of cotton.
Accounts from Brest state, that the fitting out of ships
in that port continues with the greatest activity, twenty.
nine sail of ships of war are already in that harbour.
Sailors are arriving there from all directions.
Malta Papers have been received to the 28th February;
they do not contain any information.
Letters from Ancona mention that n courier had arrived
to Admiral Malcolm from the Lord High Commissioner of
the lonian Islands, with despatches relating to the mganiza-
tion of Greece; also despatches for the Russian Agent at
Poros, on the same subject. Six months will be given for
all hostilities to cease, and the Admirals of the three
Powers are to carry it into affect. It is also stated that
the French troops are to remain there under the Greek
Government.