The Sun.
London, England, 1839-02-26 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTE,_,LIGENCE.
(LLOYD'S.)

CUSTOM H OUSE,_FEB.__2S.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS.--:The Romona, Middleton,
from Calais ; Harlequin, Strannack, Boulogne ; Eliza,
Barnes, Dunkirk ; Concordia, Edders, Rotterdam ; Hen-
drika, Gust, do, ; James Watt, King, Harnburgh ; Fa-
vorite, Anderson, Jersey ; Johanna Gebina, Nagel, Rot-
terdam ; Petrus Ludovicus, Wilkins, do. ;
Antwcrp; Catherine, Bekkering, Rotterdam; Ma-
rinus, Patterson, Sydney ; Royal Tar, Randle,. Rochelle.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Coral, Paine, for Lisbon;
Columbine, Norwood. Rotterdam ; Victorine, Exmclin,
Os:end; Esther, Willem, Dunkirk; Bertha, Lehurds,
Palau ; Janet Willis, Willis, Demerara; Joven
mia, Arilla, Bilboa ; John, Curling, Quebec ; Resolute,
AdiftlS, Hainburgh; Jonge Jacob, Bauvens, Ostend; Hope,
Boxer, Rotterdam; Jules Azelia, Guilemard, Dunkirk.
CLEARED OUT CARGO.—Clifton, Wenbarn, St, Kitt's;
Alkmaar, Heath, Rotterdam; Vulture, Gilbert, Newfound-
'land ; :fedora, Banting, Jamaica; Apollo, Milne, Grenada,
Grasshopper, punkin, Malta; Robert Newton, Mosey,
Cons'antincple ; New Grove, Cousins, Jamaica.
IN BALL/M.—Methuen Castle, Gordon, Teneriffe Zoo-
Ebc.s, Baltic.

GRAVESEND, FEB. 24.—Arrived Concordia from Rotter-
dam ; James Watt, Hantbro ; .Catherina, Rotterdam;
Pettus landovicus, Rotterdam; aza; Dunkirk; Marirms,
Sydney, New South Wales; Royal Tar, Rochelle; Fa-
vorite, Jersey ; Giraffe, Rotterdam. Sailed, the North Star
for Philadelphia; Freundsehaft, Hantbro; Mary Ridgway,
South Australia; Marquis Camden, Madras; Clticora,
Charleston; James Caskie, Boston; Jonge Johanna, An-
twerp ; Esperance, Antwerp; Margina, Rotterdam.
STROMNESS, FEB. 12.—The Maids, Nicholson, from
Hull to New York, put in here yesterday, making a little
water. She has been laid upon the beach, and the leak
stopped.
BERWICK, FEB. 22.—The Lord Lyndock, from Perth
to Goole, struck on the rocks near North Sunderland, but
gut cif in a damaged state, after throwing most of her cargo
overboard.

PARIS, FEB. 22.—The Intl-epicle, Peche, from Liver-
pool to Senegal, was run foul of and sunk 4th inst., six
leagues N. W. of Liverpool, by the Angeline, Daude, ar-
rived at Nantes—crew saved.

LITTLEHAMPTON, FEB. 22.—The Berkeley, Reed, has
come into this harbour with loss of foremast.

POOLE, FEB. 22.—The John, Williams, on entering the
harbour, struck in the Bar, and is very leaky.
BooLooriE, FEB. 23.—The Prospect, Brown, from Glou-
cester to London, was driven on shore this morning on the
coat cif Ambleteuse, but does not appear to have sustained
movil damage.
CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN.,r3O. —lt has blown a strong gale
from the southward, for ttr last 36 hours, without any ap-
pearance of abatement. The Countess of Dunmore, Johnson,
in getting under weigh yesterday morning for Odessa, was
driven on shore, in front of the Sultan's palace, at Dol-
mabaehi„ but, has been got off The St, Lawrence, Haig-
gup, snived from Malta, in six days and a-half, reports an
En!,l;sh schooner on shore at Barber's Point, in the Dar-
dandles, at no great distance another schooner breaking
up, and another English vessel on shore higher up. There
were besides three or four other vessels on shore.
LLANELLI, FEB 22.—The Ord, El!ing, from Penzance,
came on shore on Seaton Sands last night, but was got
off with loss of anchor and cable, and brought into this
harbour.

CASIFLETOWN, FEB. 21.—For some days past nails of
the wi eat of apparently large vessel, have been washing
in on the west coast of Kintyre.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, FEB. 27.—A very large fire at
sea, apparently a vessel on fire, was seen on the 15th
instant off Cape Infanta, distant from land about 90 to
120 miles, long. at noon, 22 E., lat, 35 S., by the Vigilant,
Wellon, arrived at this place from the Mauritius.
HAMBURG, FEB. 19.—The navigation is now restored,
though there is still a good deal of floating ice in the
river.

YOUGFIAL, FEB. 19. —The Eliza, 11‘Carthy, from New-
port to this port. on entering the harbour this morning,
struck on the Bar, carried away her rudder, and is rather
leaky, and is at anchor in the Pool. It blew a hurricane
last night at S. S. E. and continues.
LEITH, FEB. 20.—The Newburgh, Adamson, reported
as having sailed from St. Ives the 3rd ult. for Liverpool,
and not since heard of, arrived in the Clyde in November,
and in now on her passage to Sligo.

KINSALE, FEB. i9.—The Mary, Fudge, from Liverpool
to Limerick, was stranded near the Aldborough Head last
night, and is now bottom up and nearly a total wreck,
crew saved.

Bowmoaz, ISLAND OF ISLAY, FEB. 16.—The Thein!s,
MeTaggart, which was on shore, hrs been got off, and
brought into this roadstead.

HULL, FEB. 23.—The Falcon (steamer), Wallace, from
Grimsby, was this morning discovered to be on fire, and
was obliged to be scuttled, near the Victoria Jetty, after
landing her passengers and luggage.
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.—The Thomas Gibbon, from
Java to London, by the St. Helena, Long, arrived at the
Cape of Good Hope ; Lady Raffles, Dec. 14, by the
Olympus Coral, arrived at the Cape of Goad Hope.

Part of the wreck of a large vessel has been found near
Port Ellen, the beams and knees are fir, bound with cop-
per spikes.
The wreck a vessel, supposed to be a sloop, the rails,
masts, booms, gaff floating above water, was fallen it. with
13th inst., bearing N. by E., distant 10 miles, by the
Brutus arrived here.
Four barrels of beef, marked " Daniel Baird," ono
marked " Galbraith prime mess beef," three barrels of
pork, two bags of meal with " Londonderry" on each, and
part of the wreck of a vessel, have been washed on shore in
Lag,gan Bay.
The Athalia, of Havre, was passed 21st ult., with loss of
rudder, and steering with spars astern, by the Rose, Bailey,
arrived in the Downs.

The Crusader, Wyckmau, from Liverpool to Bombay,
on shore at the entrance of the river Ribble, is gone to
pieces.
The Ann Paley, Hunter, from Liverpool to Lisbon, on
shore near the Ribble, is expected to become a complete
wreck.

The Diamond, Porter, from Glasgow to Galway, has
put in here with mainmast sprung, loss of topmast, and
much strained.

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The London (steamer), Taylor, put back yesterday
morning with damage to her machinery.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS.—The John Fleming, Rose, from Bengal off
Hastings, sailed 19th September, Madras 19th October,
Cape of Good Hope 24th Dec.. St. Helena 7th January ;
Childe Harolde, Willis, from Bombay, off Portsmouth,
sailed 6th October, Carmanore 13th October, Mauritius
18th November, Cape 25th December, and St. Helena Bth
January; Emma, Skelton, from Bengal, in the Downs,
sailed 22d May, Trincomalee 27th September, Mauritius
4th November, St. Helena 31st December; Courier,
Innes, from the Cape of Goof Hope, in the Downs, sailed
from Algoa Bay 22d December and Table Bay 28th De.
cernbcr ; Sophie, Kettle, from Batavia, off Portsmouth, for
Hsmburgh, sailed 9th November, St. Helena 7th January;
John Panter, Elsdon, from the Mauritius, off Hastings,
sailed 6th November, St. Helena 29th December.
ARRIVALS AT ST. HELENA.-The William Pitt, Palmer,
January 5, from the Mauritius, and sailed sth for London;
Lady Cornwall, Poe, 6th, from Calcutta, and sailed 6th for
Demerara; Zeemenio, Claus, Margare, Spa, Johanna,
Sleben, and Savaan, Meger, 6th, all from Batavia, for Am-
sterdam; Brookline, Robinson, 6th, from Manilla, for
Salem ; Robert Surcouf, Douville, 7th, from Bourbon, for
Nantes.

DEPARTURES FROM Sr. HELENA.—The Dankbaarheid,
Lispdberg, Jan. 6, for Rotterdam; Sultan, Pool, 7th, for
London.

ARRIVALS IN TABLE BAY, CAPE OF GOLD HOPE.-
Olinda, Foare, Dec. 21, from Madras, and sailed, 25, for
Bordeaux ; Olympus, Cowl, 22, from Calcutta, and sailed
27, for London ; Vigilant, Walton, 22, from Mauritius, for
London; Pioneer, Barjolle, 22, from Madagascar, for
Marseilles; St. Helena, Long, 22, from Knysaa ; Augus•
tins, Perry, 22, from Mauritius, and to sail 28th for Lon.
don ; Transit, Cobern, 22, from Mauritius; Selma,
Lurkie, 23, from Canton, and sailed 26 for London ;
George (A) Baker, 23, from New London, cargo 2,300
barrels of oil ; Agnes, Cumming, 23, from Ceylon, and
sailed 28th for London ; Glenarm, Grubber. 24, from Ma-
nilla, and sailed 28th for London ; Shephe, d, Jardine, 25,
from Batavia, for London ; Her Majesty's Ship Boreas,
Pullen, 25, from Batavia, for Holland; Canada, Potts,
26, from Rio Janeiro; Tyrcr, Shadwell, 26, front
China and Algoa Bay, and was to sail, 28, for Li.
verpcol ; Apprentice, Cadenhead, 26, from Mauritius
for London ; James Moran, Ferguson, 28, from Greenock
and Loch Ryan for New South Wales.
DEPARTURES FROM TABLE BAY, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.-
Vcl.lcity, Hall, Dec. 20, for London ; OVOCA, Boa, 20, for
Alga Bay ; James, Todd, 22, for Hobart Town ; Olivia,
Roomy, and L'Asie, 23, for Mauritius ; Meedon, Hogg,
24, for London ; Platina, Wellbank, 24, for South Austra-
lia; Antonio, Rabago, 24, for Cadiz. The Science,
Baker, was to sail, Dec. 28, for London.
ARRIVAL AT SIMON'S BAY (CAPE OF GOOD HOPE).-
Favourite, Robinson, Dec. 19, from Calcutta for London.
DEPARTURE FROM SIMON'S BAY.-Asia ( Dutch ship),
Dec. 19, for Batavia. Her Majesty's ship Wolfe, Stan-
ley, was to sail, Jan. 2, for England.
ARRIVALS AT M A URITIUS.-Tamar, Bell, Nov. 8, from
Swan River; Transit, Cobern, 8, from Table Bay; Mar-
garet, Dickson, 9, from Batavia; Samuel Brown, Har.
ding, 9. from Cuddalore; Tenasserun, Hall, 10, from
Moulmein; Brunken Moor, Smith, 10, from Cuddalore;
Velox, Falconer, 11, from Algoa Bay ; Malay, Galbreath,
11, from Marseilles ; Newsrie, Troade, 12, from Bourbon ;
Ganges, Burgess, 14, from ; Trident, M'Lochlan,
14, from London ; Madagascar (steamer), M`Dougall,
15, from London, Falmouth, Ascension, and Cape of
Good Hope.
DEPARTURES FROM MAURITIUS.-Cashmere Merchant,
Smellie, Nov. 10, for Calcutta ; Cambrian, Wort, 16, for
London.

ARRIVAL AT ST. JAGO.--Cape de Verds, Brothers
Lohbau, Oct. 3, from London, and sailed 3, for Scan
lii%,r.

VESSELS SPOKEN WlTH.—Juliana, Parker, Marseilles to
Maultius, thirty-six days out on the 7th of January—lati-
tude 1-16, N.—longitude, 19.50, W. ' • Royal Saxon,
Towns, London to New South Wales, January 11—lat.
1 44, N.—long. 20.43, W.

MANCHESTER EXTENSION RAILWAY BILL.
—A Birmingham paper states that " the petition from the
landowners against this Bill was presented on Monday
evening. It measured sixty-five feet long by two feet
wide."

SANGUINARY MONSTER.-011 Monday last a
fellow was brought before the Magistrates sitting in petty
sesviors, at Ludlow, charged with having wounded ill a
clesi.era e manner a poor woman living oil the Clec-hills.
The monster went into the woman's house and attacked lit r
with a spade with the sharp edge of which he cut the flesh
from her head and face. and fractured her fkull. The sur-
geen stated that the sufferer could not survive, and the pri-
Forier wa.s committed to gaol. The t,ris3ner behaved be•
Lite L.llCa-
tened the lit'
e of one of them.—Hereford Times.