The Sun.
London, England, 1839-03-02 00:00:00

WEEK:-

On Tueday, the 26th ult.,ti•,e Gossamer sailed,
superuumetaries, to the E,ststard.

On
Wednesday, the 27th—Arrived the Wolf. 18, fr.,l
the East Indi.•a, and the Mastiff, li:u-que, front Live:l,y.,
,ith new raised men. Sailed the Pantaloon, to t 1.,.
Westward.

On Fniday—Arrired the Gosi,:mer, from. the Eastward
and sailed the Wolf, for Plymouth, to be paid off.
The Water:vitch, 10, it is expected, will be
siened to-morrow for South Ameriea;. the Curlew an,
Bt.‘nbow are also in the Basin, quite ready. Every thinv
is miserably dull, but we do lupe that, after tl:e Nava'
Egimates have been agreed to, something will turn up
to benefit the tradesmen of this port. Portsmouth has
been so dull for a long time past.

PLYMOUTH, FEB, 28, 1839.
The Inconstant frigate anchored in the Sound early
this morning, having made the voyay. from Ha!ILA in four-
. teen days. The frost had set in with great severity when
she left, and the river was entirely frozen over; Si) that ali
navigation to the city was cut off. I obtained a sight of
the Halifax paper to the 14th instant; there is no intelli-
gence of farther movement among the rebels, nor indeed
any information of importance at the preseat moment. It
is to be hoped that tho despatches brought by the Incon-
stant will assist in bringing the important question of
Canada affairs to a satisfactory conclusion in the two
Houses —where the Home Government has suff..red„ so
serious a loss of time from the ceaseless squabbles on thin
rankling topic.
The manner in which the Inconstant ha; performed her
arduous service between England and Canada, accom-
plishing so many voyages, in the worst seasons, with much
unexampled success, affords a very satisfactory evidenc,
of the efficient state of this splendid frigate.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY

DEAL, MARCO I—Wind S.S.W. moderate breezes and fine._
Arrived and proceeded for the River, Waterhouse, and Cordelia
from Westward. Came down from the River, the Pallas, Richard.
son, for Odessa; and remains with the outward bound.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH I.—Wind S. to S.W. fine —Arrived the
Eclipse (steamer), Russell, from London : Sarah, Denton, Neacie ;
Alarm, Stewart, Leghorn. Sailed her Majesty's Ship, Wolf, for
Plymouth ; Eclipse (steamer), Russell, Dartmouth; Emsworth,
Roundtree ; Cato, Palmer, London,
PLYMOUTH, FEB. 28.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the Caroline,
Rose; St. Jacques, Deville; Bonne Mere, Carrot; and Le Bon Roi,
from Nantes ; Sylph, St. Michael's; Duke of Cambridge (steamer),
London.

LIVERPOOL, Mattel( l.—Wind S.S.W. Moderate breezes and
fine.—Arrived the Leila, Orfrur, from Odessa ; John Bull, Sinds,
Leghorn ; Lady Connel, Fay, ditto ; Wave, William, Lisbon ;
Royal Mail, Stoker, Naples; Matchless, St. Domingo ; Tennistoeli,
Bobo, Genoa ; Minerva, Marseilles ; Vitiango, Genoa ; Francis,
Ostend ; Tyrer, Ellis, Cantons Silas Jenkins, Barker, Mobile;
Sham, Fox, Lisbon; Visitor, Luseombe, ditto; Joseph, Potter,
Ostend; Mary, Nelson, Demerara; Mary, Charleston; Venus, Ports_
mouth ; Pantaloon, Hardy, Glasgow. Off port the James Dunn,
from Lisbon. Sailed the Mary, Hunter, for Calcutta; Yarmouth,
Forsyth, Rio Janeiro; Charles Eyer, Moss, Berbice ; Hannah
Grayson, Ferule, Jamaica; Liverpool, Davenport, New Orleans;
British Tar, Philadelphia ; Ganges, Corckan, Charleston ; Howard,
Merril, New York ; Mohawk, King, ditto ; Rajah, Bliss, Boston ;
Quebec, Pye, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Ocean, Patterson, Leg.
horn; Lavinia, Marra, Trieste; Royalist, Jones, Zante; Dinah,
Dick, Gibraltar; Aurora, Seherat, Lisbon; Cornet, Bell, St.
Michael's; Gipsey, Bordeaux; Crescent, Thomas, Charente.
FAL►LOUTH, FEB. 'lB.—Wind W.S. W. to S.S W. fresh breezes
and fine.—Arrived the Mary's, Leslie, from Leghorn; and Cato,
Elenor, Newcastle. Sailed the Alide, Borehus, for Rotterdam;
Regent, —, Waterford; and Falmouth, Johns, London.
RAMSGATE, MARCH I. Arrived the Athol, Gleig, from Newcas-
tle; and Syra, Mickle, ditto.

MARGATE, MARCH I.—Arrived off port—Royal Eagle, Waterford.
SHEERNESS, MARCH I.—Sailed her Majesty's ship Zcbia.
CREEK, MARCH I. Arrived the Falcon, —, from Zante
Saunter, Bloomfield, and Irish Wizard, Ward, from Smyrna;
Thalia, Rugus, Genoa ; Salvator, do. ; Masete, do.; Lord Dal.
meny, do. ; Francais, —, Marseilles ; St. Peter, Lcfare, Gibraltar.
BRISTOL, MARCH I.—Arrived the Augusta, —, from Demerara;
Supply, Alward, Oporto; and Sisters, Lamb, Faro.
GLOUCESTER, MARCH L—Arrived Dante, Marshun, St. Michael's.

HAMBURGH PAPERS.

HANOVER, FEB. 22.—The Hanover Gazette contains the follow

ing article :

Notice having been given on the 7th inst. that the general as-
sembly of the Estates, prorogued on the 29th of June last year, was
convoked, by order of his Majesty the King, for the 15th of this
month, and every regularly elected Deputy having been especially
summoned, it might have been expected these Deputies, who were
chosen by the corporations and districts, and who had accepted the
honourable post of Representatives of the whole Kingdom, and had
not resigned, would have conscientiously performed the duties
which they had taken on themselves, and would have paid obedience
to the prescribed order of things.
The following Del uties, however, have neither complied with
the summons nor apologised to the Hereditary Marshal or to the
President of the Second Chamber for their absence, nor, lastly,
have they intimated their resignation of the post of Deputies.
[Then follows a list of 22 Members who have not yet repaired
to the Assembly.]

The town, and the landowners who have chosen the above.
named Deputies, have proved by the election itself, that they
value their right.
Having availed themselves of it, they expect that the powers
they have given shall be used.
The duty imposed by the acceptance of this office on the Depu-
ties of the Second Chamber who have not yet presented them-
selves, and especially the duty incumbent on them, according
to the Standing Orders and the 52d Article of them, the neces-
sary regard for the order of the proceedings, the re-action
of the irregular conduct of Deputies to the Estates (who ought to
consider and promote the good of the country), on the conduct of
the Government, and the interest of the country itself, a useless
and expensive delay of the business of the Chamberi. These are
points the mention of which is sufficient to show the necessity of
seriously taking steps to put an end to an irregularity which can no
longer be tolerated.

The above named Deputies to the Second Chamber of the Gene.
rat Aisembly of the Estates, are hereby once more summoned to
do their duty, and either to appear or send in their resignation.
Unless either the one of the other should be done by the Ist of
next month, the resignation of the several, Members will be taken
for granted, according to the standing orders, and such further
step.: be taken as order and justice require.

I !allover, Feb. 21, 1839. .
By his Majesty's Special Command,
The Cabinet of his Majes'y the King,
The State and Cabinet Minister,
G. BARON VON SCHELE,

IlArgovaa, FEB. 22.—We hear that the Deputies of Hai burg
and Monden (D. Christian-and Advocate Delmote), were sumuu ned
to appear this morning, on pain of a fine of 10 dollars, before two
Commissioners appointed by the High Bailiff; and called upon to de-
clare whether they still consider themselves as Deputies to the
Estates, with the notification that in this case they are required by
superior authority to appear in the Chamber. A protest to the Elm
that they were accountable only to the Chamber or to their cot sti-
t omits, was not received and the copy of the Protocol was rett sed
them.

Another letter says, '° The last two Deputies protested aga:rist the
Proceeding (but their protest was not accepted,) and itamei iately
repaired to the Second Chamber."

In consequence of a difference of opinion between two Merilbers
of the first Chamber, a duel was to be fought, which seems to have
been prevented by the interference of high authority.—Hamburg
Papers, July 26.