The Sun.
London, England, 1838-08-13 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, Aua. Wind W.S.W.—Sailed this morning the outward.
bound as, per last, on their respective voyages. Came down from the
river and remain, the Wellington, Liddell, for the Cape of Good Hope;
Iris, Fisher, Mauritius. Put back, the Lady Faversham, Webster, for
Bombay. 12th.—Wind W.S.W., moderate.—Sailed this morning the
Lady Faversham, for Bombay; Wellington, for Madras; and Orixa, for
Liverpool. Arrived and proceeded for the river, the Liberty, Adams,
from Laguina. The Renovation, Metcalf, Newcastle to Quebec, remains.
Came clown.from the river and remain, Nautilus, Williams. for Bahia ;
Barlow, Spence, for St. Johns, New Brunswick ; Peter and Rebecca,
Parry, for Nantes ; Anna, Collas, for Jamaica; her Majesty's ship, Tri-
bune, Westward.
PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 11 AND 12.—Wind, W., fine..—Her Majesty's
ship Apollo has gone out of harbour to Spithead. Sailed the Robert
Small, for Bengal; Eagle, for the Cape and Mauritius ; her Majesty's
ship Apollo, for Cork,
FALMOUTH, Alia. 10 AND 11.—:Wind S W., fresh breezes.—Ai.
rived the Sea Gull packet, from Rio Janerio—sailed On the 17th of
June, Bahia on the 26th, and Pernambuco on the 3d ult. ; Spcek,
Stewart, from Licata; Aleda, from Amsterdam; and Forsistigheten,
from Stockholm. Arrived off port the loma, Colle, from Calcutta ;
Howard, Beasley, from Bahia : Five Brothers. Crabb, from Jacmel ;
and Afflick, Fell, from Tobago. Sailed the Mutine packet, for Brazils ;
Charlotte, for Quebec ; and Andrew, M`lican, for Amsterdam. The
Trepusis, M`Kinnon, from Newport, put in here leaky—bound to
Messina.

LIVERPOOL, Auo. 11.—Wind W., fresh; 12, W.N. W., light.—Ar.
rived the Hindoo, Von Zubekin, from Hobart Town; Anaxabia, Tre-
verthon, from Parabia ; Joseph M'lntyre, from Mobile; John Mar-
shall, from Mobile ; Sarah, Moody, from St. Josephs ; Glide, Riley,
from Savannah ; Sterlin, Stinton, from Savannah ; Henry Bliss, M`Kay,
from St. John's, New Brunswick; Woodman, Anderson, from Sr.
John's, New Brunswick ; British King, from Quebec ; Celia, Black,
from Quebec ; and Elizabeth. from Quebec. Ariived off port the
Martha, from Africa. The Chilian squadron was off the port of Callao
on the Sth of May.

MILFORD, AUG. 11. —Arrived the Emma, Coller, from Quebec.
SWANSEA, Ault. I.—Arrived the Ahrero, Smltli, from St. Jago de
Cuba ; Planter, Oshson, from Valparaiso.

ULVER3TONE, Aua. I I.—Arrived the Nile, Fergusson, from Bathurst.
WIIITEIIAVEN, Aua. 11.—Arrived the Cumberland, Palk, from
Jamaica.

CLYDE, Aug. 10.—Arrived the Bethea, Hutchings, from Demerara;
Buckingham, horn Trinidad ; James Mira, Fergusson, from ditto;
Champion, Cochrane, from Bay Chaleur.
CORK, AUG. 10 —Arrived the Ami:y, Warner, from Pugwash ; Or-
leans, Murphy, from Archangel; William Penn, Hughes, from Riga.
BELFAST, Aug 10.—Arrived the Phcenix, Jansen, from Riga; Tra-
veller, Sutherland, from Wismar; Conshrock, Pollock, from Quebec.
MONTROSE, Auc. 10.—Arrived, the Orion, Adamson, Riga; Jane,
Simpson, from ditto. _

SIIIELDA, Acc. 12.--- Arrived the Carl, Westerburg, from 'Woolgast ;
Bloom, Laing, from St. Petersburg; Amity, Rogers, from St. Petersburg;
Leith, Daag, from Dantzic ; Martha, Robson, from Quebec; and Dry-
den, Bruce, from Quebec.

'AIARGATE, Auo. 12.—Off port, the I'resident, Chadwick, from New
York.

KINGSROAD, AUG, 12.--Arrived the Hope, Small, from Quebec. •
Auo. 12.—Arrived the Ann, Thompson, from St. PeterslAirg.
YARMOUTH, Aun. 12.—Arrived Finlator, Tate, from St. P4erlburg.
Ymemourit Itokns, Aua. 12.—Arrived the John and Mary, Muirs,
from Quebec.
ALDIIOROUGH, Aco. 12.--Arrived ofF port, the Monier, Wilkins,
from Archangel.

WISBEACII, Auc. 12.—Arrived the Chatles Henry WGregor, from
St. Petersburg.

RAMSCIATE, Au 12..—Arrived off port, the Royal Saxon, Renner,
from Calcutta; and George and William Bowman, from Quebec.

COWES, AUG. 12.—Arrived the lienriette Louise, froni 11avannah ;'
Indemnity, Roberts, from Batavia; and Dameriscolj, Slinsow, from
New Orleans.

SIVANAGE, AUG. 12. Arrived the Ann, from Bahia.
POOLE, Aug. 12.—Arrived the Robert and Henry, from Oporto.
PENZANCE, Aun. IL—Arrived the George Lockwood, and Resolu-
tion, Davies, from Quebec.

JERSEY, Am). 10.—Arrived the Argo, Eagle, from Dantzic; Typhis,
Vincent, from Labradore ; and Maria, Le Has, from Cette.
BRISTOL, Am. 12.—Arrived the Lady llary Fitzroy, from Prince
Edward Islands.

BRIDPORT, AUG. 12.—Arrived the Reform, Knight, from Teneriffe.
HULL, AUG. 11.—Arrived the Hull, Lister, from Oporto; Thomp-
son, Gardiner, from St. Petersburg!' ; Wilhelm, Edward, front Memel;
William, Currie, from Riga; Regent, Pill, from Wyburg ; Ann
Guthrie, from Perham; Ivanhoe, Fairbutn,.from Gottenburg ; and
William Harley steamer, from Hamburg.

ABERDEEN, Auc. 10.—Arrived the Queen Victoria, from Beate-
gouche. Arrived off port, the Brilliant, Ell 4, from Quebec.
LEITU, AVG. 10.—Arrived the Copse, Louthian, from Jamaica; and
Joseph and Mary, Stratford, from Bathurst.

CocKENztE, A uo. lO.—Arrived the Phrenix, Donaldson, from Stettin.

The Bispham, Lister, from Trieste to Liverpool, was on shore in Car.
narvon Bay on the 10th instant, and likely to become a wreck.
The Mayflower, Halliday, from Ulverstone to Antwerp, has been
condemned at Pill.

CHISHOLNI OF CHISHOLNI —On Wednesday last
the former representative of this county, Chisholm of Chisholm, whilst
on a visit here, was, in the Caledonian Hotel, seized with a sudden and
alarming illness, which threatened instant dissolution. The attack was
repeated during the day, but we are happy to learn that the Hon. Gen.
tieman has since experienced a favourable turn, and is now considered
out of immediate danger. The circumstance excited a strong and pain.
ful interest in the town, and the inn was crowded for several hours with
persons making inquiries.—Inverness Courier, Aug. 8.
MURDER.—There is every reason to believe that a
young man, named David Stewart, for some time a writer's clerk, has
been cruelly murdered. He had been missing since the Ist of the month,
and on Wednesday last his lifeless body wai found in Touch Burn, bear_
ing evident marks of violence. The remains of the deceased, who was
a quiet inoffensive young gtin, were delivered to his friends on Wednes.
day night. The case is undergoing the most strict and active investiga.
tion on the part of the constitutes authorities in Stirling.—Bdinburgh

Courant.
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE.-1 he remains cf
a man, supposed to bave perished in some of the snow storms last
winter, were found in the mountainous range between the Spinal of
Glemnuick and Braedownie, and interred in the church.yard of Glen.
muick, on Friday, 27th tilt. Whether the unfortunate sufferer had
been travelling across the Grampians, southward or northwards, is not
known, nor can it be ascertained who he was, or to what place he be.
longed. No watch, nor money, nor even a scrap of paper was found
about him ; but from some trifling articles—such as a pair of scissars, a
thimble, and a pair of spats, half made, contained in a small bund'e
lying beside him—it is conjectured that he h:id been a tailor. The body
was consumed almost to a skeleton.—Edinburgh Courant.