The Sun.
London, England, 1837-04-11 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

D L —Wind N.N.F:., fresh.—No arrivals.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 10.—Wind N.N.E., squally, with
snow. _ _ _

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 10.—Wind E. N. E.—Arrived the Si.
rius, Stoke, from Tarragona ; Reliance, Douglas, from Odes-
sa; Johanna, —, from Alicant.
FaLmount, Aram 9.—Wind E. N. E , strong breezes.—
Arrived Christina, —, from Havannah ; Ceres, —, from
Malta: Louisa, Weneke, from Marseilles. Off port, the Asia,
from Calcutta ; Lord Althorpe, Marrill, and Patriot,
Martin, from Singapore ; Queen Charlotte, —, Messina.
DOVER, APRIL 10.—Off port, Nora Creina, —, from Pa-
lermo ; Alexander, —, from Wate.ford.
HASTINGS, APRIL 10.—Off port, the Fanny, Thomas,
from St. Michaels.
TOPSHAM, APRIL 10.—Arrived the Thetis, Campeachy.
BRISTOL, APRIL 10.—Arrived the Thomas Crisp, Cuff,
from Ancona.
CLYDE, APRIL S.—Arrived the Aurora, from Marseilles.
LONDONDERRY, AARIL B.—Arrived the Water Witch, from
Alicante.
HULL, APRIL 9.—Arrived the Albertine, from Memel.
COWES, APRIL 10.—The Elenora Sophia, from New York
to Hamburgh, has put into this port yesterday, leaky, and
with loss of bulwarks and sails, and has come into harbour to
discharge. In leaving New York she got entangled in the ice,
and inlat. 42 experienced a hurricane.
SHEERNESS.—A bottle, containing a piece of paper, on
which was written " Ship Victor, Sunday morning, 9th April,
1837. Wind E. N. E., blowing hard, three miles below the
Note Light. T. W. P." and several small pieces of wreck
were picked up this morning on the Isle of Sheppy.
DARTMOUTH, APRIL 11.—The Canton (not Cawton) is
still on shore, cargo discharging, a vessel is reported to be en-
tirely wrecked outside the Straits.
MAURITIUS, JAN. 10.—The French brig Deslin is unload-
ing, several of her beams being broke.

The American barque Atlas, having been condemned, will
be sold.
The Warigt Harmonice, from Frcderickstadt, to London,
struck on Hasbro Sand 9th inst., and was abandoned, water
logged.
The Unity was on shore near Lowestoffe yesterday.
The Marquis of Queensbury, bound to Miramichi, has put
back to Liverpool with loss of mizen mast, having been in con-
tact with the llibden for Quebec ; the latter proceeded. _

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TIVELVE O'CLOK.

The following is the latest information from the frontiers of
Spain, received this morning by the express, from the I'hare,
of Bayonne, of the 6th of April :
" 13EHOBIE, APRIL 5, QUARTER TO THREE O'CLOCK.—III
the morning a fir• broke out about one o'clock, in two houses,
situated about 100 steps from here. The Christinos are firing
their cannon to beat down the houses—a strong wind prevails
from the South, which saves the fort from being destroyed—the
whole of the population are on foot.
" Quarter to Five. —The fire still continues; but without
any damage. More than one hundred shot have been fired
with the new pieces. There has been no movement in the
line, but at intervals cannon have been heard."
" LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY, APRIL 9.—The steamer Shamrock,
which was sent out, on Wednesday lest, to look for the New
York packets now due, namely, the Pennsylvania and the
England, was telegraphed off Holyhead, inward-bound, at six
this evening. She will arrive early to-morrow morning, and
there is some probability of her bringing the long-expected
despatches."
The general topic of conversation yesterday in the City was
respecting the application to Government of the Liverpool
deputies for the necessary relief of the merchants of that town,
which is i cported to have been refused—recommending them
to apply to the Bank for assistance.