The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-05 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, OCT. s.—Wind W. S. W., moderate.—Arrived the
Maria, Thompson, from the Mauritius ; Reform, Knight, from
Teneriffe ; Postboy, Perriman, from Denia ; Caroline, from
the Mediterranean ; Favourite, from Cadiz ; and Hercules,
from Quebec. Arrived from the river and remain, the Spartan,
Bull, for Sydney ; Tyne, Watson, for Honduras ; and Grant,
Sayers, for Demerara.

PoRTSMOUTII, OCT W. N. W., fine.—Arrived the
Horatio, transport, Cape of Good Hope.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 4. —Wind S. S. W.—Arrived the Grass-
hopper, Tonkin, from Palermo ; and Paulina, from Lisbon.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 4.—Wind S. S. W. to S., light breezes,
with fog.—Arrived the Vebelia, Marshall, from Odessa. Off
port the Sophia, Barclay, from Jamaica.
ST ANG ATE CREEK, OCT. 4.—Arrived the Lady Rebow,
Blythe, from Malagar.
MARGATE, OCT. 4.—Arrived off, the British Sovereign,
Brown, from Sydney.
Dovrot, OCT. s.—Arrived off, the Janet, from Ceylon.
SOUTHAMPTON, OCT. s.—Arrived the Calpe, steamer, from
Cadiz, left on the 25th ult., and Lisbon on the 28th.
Poot,E, OCT. 4.—Arrived the Telemachus, Gilbert, Cadiz.
BRISTOL, OCT. s.—Arrived the Feronia, late Cundy, from
Jamaica; Susan, Penton, from Demerara; King William,
Thomas, and Chester, Lawson, from Quebec ; Beverley,
Lawson, from St. John's, . New Brunswick ; Crescent, Do-
n a:11e, from Teneriffe ; William Harris, Luby, from. Palermo ;
garet Marshall, Mills, from St. Petersburgh.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. s.—Arrived the Mary, Werrall, from
Valparaiso ; Rebecca, Cresswell, from Buenos Ayres ; Ceres,
Bradley, from Honduras ; David, from Campeachy ; Ports
mouth, Macoduch, and Gloucester. Lane, from New Orleans ;
Louisa, from Halifax ; Sarah and Orontes, from Quebec ;
William and Robert cresswell, from Bay Vert@ ; City of Lon-
donderry, steamer, from Malaga; Commerce, Prowse, from
(iijon. Off port, the Catherine, from Demerara.

The Trent Gribble, from Leith to Hull, got on shore near
Sccughall yesterday, but floated with the tide, and returned to
L ith.

The Weser, Cleburn, from Sunderland to Bathurst, New
Brunswick, was wr:cked off the Island of St. Pierre, on the
15th July, crew saved.
The Dublin packet, from New Orleans to Boston and
Europe, was totally lost at Beak's Key, on the 22d August.
The lieraclidw, Wun, from New Orleans to Bremcn, was
totally wrecked at the Bahamas, previous to 22d August.
The Alcyon, was lost at Madagascar, on the 13th May.
Tile Lady Fitzherbert arrived at M,turitius, on the Ist July,
leaky, cargo discharged.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY. TiIELVE O'CLOCK.

New York Papers have been received this morning
(three days later) to the 12th September. We extract the
following :

" HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

" Mr. Robertson, of Virginia, laid upon the table the
following amendment to be proposed to the resolution sub-
mitted by Mr. Biddle, which was ordered to be printed :
" That the Report do state the amount of specie received
by the Government since the Ist day of May last ; the
sourca from whence derived, and the amount from each ;
the regulations under which the same, or any part thereof,
has been disbursed ; the persons to whom paid ; and the
sums paid to each ; the amount now on hand, and where
deposited ; also whether since the above date the public
dues, or any portion thereof, have been received in pro-
tested drafts, or any funds . other than those prescribed by
the joint resolution of 30th April, 181 G.—The House then
adjourned."
" SPECIE.—The sales on board, on Saturday morning,
were 1,000 dollars at 9i, and 500 in half-dollars at 81
prem. American gold, 8i to 9 ; half•dollars, 81 to 8 ;
quarters, 7i to 74. Spanish dollars, 10 to 11 ; Sovereigns,
5 dollars 35 cents to sd. 36c. ; Patriot doubloons, 16d. 75c.
to 16d. 85c. Of Treasury drafts, sales were made, 1,000
dollars, at 61 prem. Shares of the United Sates Bank on
Saturday, 117 i.
" The bark Ann Eliza, arrived from Vera Cruz, has
brought 116,938 dollars.
" NEW ORLEANS, SEPT. 2..—We are truly grieved to
say, that, owing to the continuance of unfavourable weather,
sickness is on the increase."-

The American papers of the 11 th September contain
the conclusion of the Report from the Secretary of the
Treasury, on a similar plan to the President's Message,
seven columns in length. Exchange on London, same as
the last report, 120 to 121.
We have received Quebec papers to the 6th September,
and Montreal to the 7th September. The Quebec papers
contain an address to the Queen. The Montreal papers
state that the prospects of the farmers were daily brightening.
The .Mauritius Price Current, received to the 21st July,
gives the exchange on London as Follows :—Mauritius
Government Bills par ; Ditto Bank Bills 90 days, little
demand ; Private Bills 90 days sight, 4 to 5 per cent.
The Calpe steamer has arrived from Lisbon--sailed on
the 29th ult., about two o'clock in the afternoon. We
have seen letters of that date, but they do not communicate
any further news of importance than that already known.
All was tranquil.