The Sun.
London, England, 1838-02-01 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING

(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, JAN. 31.—Wind, N.E., fresh breeze.--Arrived and remains
in the Downs, the Mountaineer, from Demerara; also a brig, name
unknown, anchored under the Blake.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 31.—Wind, E.N.E„ fine.— Arrived the St.
Jnmes, Seboy, from New York. Sailed on the 6th inst. the Causton,
Jarvis, for St. Michael's ; Eclipse, Munden, for Guernsey ; Grace,
Damon, for ditto; Friends, Brown, for Waterford; Maria, Renetres, for
Batavia ; William, Medley, for Guernsey. Passed by the Demerara,
Planter, Willis, from Demerara. Sailed, the Sovereign, transit, Winter,
to Cork ; Pulback Hampshire, Temperley, for London.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 30. Wind E.—Arrived the Rockers, Waterhouse,
from Demerara; Azores, royal packet, Gibson; from St, Michael's ;
Tretcarthen, Tonkin, from Palermo; Shannon, (steamer), from Dublin
Sailed, the Tiger, Canadian, Royal William, Fair Arcadian, Spermaceti,
Lord of the Isles, and Dominica, for London ; the Sprightly, for Ports-
mouth,F A,maonudi 3
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Mina, Duff, from St. 'Michael's ;
Lord Anson, Picol, from Gallipoly ; City of Londonderry (steamer),
from Gibraltar—left on the 19th ult., Cadia on the 20th, Lisbon and
Vigo; Antigua (packet), M`Knight, from Berbice ; Five Brothers,
Crabb, from Licata; Speedy (packet), from Denia ; lanthe, M'Kenzie,
from Limerick, with loss of bulwarks and short of bread; Shannon
(steamer), Mills, from Dnblin. Arrived off port the Cragg, from Callao ;
City of Edinburgh, from Sydney, New South Wales. September 10.—
Sailed the Heria (steamer), Middleton, for Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, Cadiz,
and Gibraltar; Miranda, Colvin, for Dunkirk; Minerva, Terry, for
Hull ; Henry, Bishop, for Liverpool ; Gateshead Park, Gray, for New.
castle ; Hortensia, Reed, for London ; Curlew, Christian, for Dublin,
and about 80 sail of coasters bound to the eastward and around laud.
Speakings.—Brig Nelson, off Guernsey, out 48 days, on the 29th of
November, off Rio Janeiro ; Schooner Halcyon, off Guernsey, from
Cadiz for Rio Janeiro, on the Bth December, by the Tyrian Packet,
the commander of which vessel was informed on the 21st Decem-
ber, off Pernambuco, that the Lyra Packet, from England, had arrived
at Pernambuca on the 15th, and left on the 17th for Bahia. The
Brig lanthe, from Limerick, passed off Scilly several cases and a quan.
tity of loose tallow.

BataroL, JAN. 31.—Arrived the Shepherdess, Turner, from Messina.
DARTMOUTH, Jart.3l.—Arrived tile ELza Ann, Love, from St. Mi.
chaels ; Pole Tender, Vivins, from St. Michaels ; Wilhelmina,
from Torravechia

LivizarooL, JAN. 31.—Wind S.S.E., moderate.—Arrived the George
the Fourth, from Newry ; Corsair steamer, from Belfast ; and Bri..
tannia, from Dublin. Off port the Parker, from Demerara. Sailed the
Ranger, for Batavia ; Lee, for Barbadoes ; Mary Worrell, for Lima
and Sisters, for Naples.

COWER, „TAN. 31.—Arrived the Cecil a, Beckman, for Manilla. Off
port the Ruth, Cundell, from the Black Sea.
CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. o.—The Midas, Clark, is reported to have
sailed from Odessa with the Defiance, Kamm, lost near Chiba, and as
she not arrived fears are entertained for her safety. The Hebe, how_
ever, which had been missing much longer, has arrived safe. The
weather .ontinues exceedingly bad.

The Crescent, which was run foul of by a Russian brig of war, has
sustained considerable damage.

The Hero, Allen, from Capiapo, is on shore near Swansea, and it is
feared will go to pieces.
The Nayaden, Carphona (coal laden), was on shoreat Shields the 30th
ult , after being scuttled.

The Breeze, Tozer, bound to St. Michael's, put back to Plymouth,
with damage, and mainmast sprung.

The Thalia, Eiden, was driven- on shore at Madras during A violent
gale the 6th November.
The Indus, Hamel!, from Jamaica to Norfolk, was driven on shore
at Cape Hatteras the 18th December; crew saved.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

TWELVE 0' CLOCK

The news received this morning from Upper Canada of the boarding
of the American steamer Caroline, by which unfortunate event seve-
ral American citizens have lost their lives, has caused some sensation
in the city, as well as affected the British funds ; but according to ac.
counts received the above steamer was purchased from the Americans by
the rebels at Navy Island, for the purpose of supplying them with
provisions and ammunition from the American shores. Should this
prove correct, the British were justified in destroying the steamer.