The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-01 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPLN G._(THIS DAY")

DEAL, OCT. 3l.—Wind N. W., moderate,—Arrived and,
proceeded for the River, the Gir.,ffe, Burns, from Hoban
Town ; Emerald. Hill, fp. m Antigua ; Jean Graham, frog
India; CLilian, Holton, from South Anietica ;
Chadwick, from New York; Claude, Scott, from the \Veg. _
ward ; Union, Arena, from Malaga. Came down from the
River, the George Robinson, Hallet, for rn
Newfoundland'
Sailed the Undaunted, for Jamaica ;__Fidget, for Gibraltar.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 31.—Wind N. N E. to S. W.,
Sailed the Nourmzhalgor Llanelly and Brazil ; Royal Geore,
Robarts, for Sydney, New South Wales; John Pirie, Ma'
thews, for Trinidad; St. Vincent's Planter, for Jamaica.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 30.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Ha/re'
Known, from Havre to New Orleans. Sailed the
Sultan,
Baron, for Hamburg. -
FALMOUTH, OCT. 30.—Wind variable, moderate breesti,
with heavy rain.—Arrived the British Maid, from Stettin. Le
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 31.—Wind W., moderate.—Arrived
Mars, Younger, from Quebec • and N. S. de Begone, from St. Ander. Off port the Thalia, from Calcutta; Carabca'
from Laguna. Sailed the Ann Mandell, Roberts, for De'
merara; Daedalus, Wylie, Africa; Midas, Kerr, Demerara.
STANGATE CREEK, OCT. 31.—Arrived the Isabella, Kea,
and Black Cat, Chesser, from Smyrna. •
COWES. OCT. 31.—Arrived the Sarah, lki,Coduck, frolll
New Bedford.
DARTMOUTH, OCT. 31.—Arrived the Samuel Mindo, Nal6
from Newfoundland ; and Elizabeth, Lawson, from Venice.
BRISTOL, OCT. 30.—Arrived the Caroline, Brooks, from
Tobago.
NEWPORT, OCT. r 30.—Arived the Ann, Joyce,
Quebec'

CORK, OCT. 29.—Arrived the Eleanor, Gordon,
LIMERICK, OCT. 29 —Arrived the Hebe, Elliot, LOllclol3c6
ABERDEEN, OCT. 29. Arrived the Sir William Walla
from Quebec : and Sisters, Fulk, from Bathurst.
HULL, OCT. 30.—Arrived the Rover, Ducettes, from
deaux; Ceres, Patten, from Wyburg ; and Carl .1011.'"
Kumple, from Stockholm, leaky.
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YARMOUTH, OCT. 31.—The Amicus, Maltby, from d.
to Leeds, was abandoned between the Humber and the wart
geon—crew saved by the Sarah, Rising, arrived at this P°
from Newcastle.
HULL, OCT. 30.—The Carl Johan, Rumpke, arrived'ha:
this port from Stockholm, left Elsinore the 15th instant,
at
a large fleet, for England, and reports that the major pent!,
into the Swedish and Norwegian harbour 12 days since. '-'lO
hag the gale on Monday, the Carl Johan drove foul of
Rosetta, King, of this port, which lost her figure head, slier,
her anchor, and proceeded to sea, without further dam,
Ocr. 31.—The Juno, Jameson (coal laden), reported yell!
day, beat over the Trinity, and sunk in the North Chesil., 00
KINGSTOWN, OCT. 20.—The Liverpool (steamer), gr,d
L;verpool to New York, put into Cove yesterday, after be"
at sea nine days, and, it is reported, all the fuel exhausted.
to
HARWICH, OCT. 31.—The Lustre, Slater, from New
to Loudon, has been assisted into this port very lealch the
with loss of anchor and chain, having been on shore on
Bordsen Sand. freø
BRIDLINGTON, OCT. 30.—The Henry, Williamson,
412 CPO _4O
London to Sunderland, has put into this port,
melt
shifted, &c., having been thrown on her beam ends, and
discharge.
frOni
STOCKTON, OCT. 30.—The Two Brothers, Brewer, tbe
Yarmouth to Kirkaldy, sprung a leak at sea, and put jot°
Tees, with cargo damaged, aid must discharge. .
the
The Newham, Bruce, from Odessa, was towed into ber
Creek, with cargo shifted, &c., having been thrown Oil
beam ends during the gale of the 28th ult. t
The Adelaide, Adamson, from London to Havaunab, 8,5 ira csl‘
back to Plymouth, with decks swept, &e., haying been s
by a sea on the 28th ult., 160 miles south of Scilly.