The Sun.
London, England, 1838-06-05 00:00:00

LLOYD%s SHIPPING.—!), Y

DEAL, JUNE 4. —Wind, W.S. W., fine.—Arrived and proceeded for
the river, the Harriet, Cierin:!., from Grenada; Carnatic, Brodie, from
Bombay; Codrington, Gayner, front Antigua; Duke of Argyle, Bris-
tow, from China; Reward, from Jamaica; Westbreak, from ditto.
Came down from the river, the Elizabeth, Midwinter, tin• Grenada;
Eel Fowls, Spittall; for the Cape. of Good Hope; Erasmus, Marks, for
Bata% ia; George Hume, for Coromandel; Julia, and several other turned
away this morning to the westward.
Potirsmourtr, JUNE 4.—Wind IV.S. W., fine.—Arrived the Montreal,
Griffing, front New York.

PLymourtt, Jusz 3.—Wind S.W.— Arrived off, the Augusta Jesse,
horn Sydney; Ewretia, from ditto; Thames, Wolfe, froni Calcutta.
FALmorrn, JUNE 3.—Wind S.S. W. to S.W., fresh breezes, wi,h
rain. Arrived the Swift, packet, from Halifax. Sailed the 14th ult.
the Braganza (steamer) for Gibralrar—left •35th ult., Cadiz 26th, Lisbon
SOih, and Oporto Nigo 31st ; Hector, Iliersing, for Rio Janeiro—sailed
23d March.

Vessus SPOKEN \VITU.—The brig Britannia, of Liverpool, for
Trieste, on the Ist, in lat. 49 N. long. 8 15 \V. by the Hector. On the
17;h May, in lat. 41 12 N long. 55 10 W., fell in with the wreck of a
brig of about 200 tons, water logged and abandoned; she had a man
bust head, With an helmet, foremast and bowsprit standing, name on
stem Union, (or Unite) of St. John's; and on the 3lit, in lat. 48 28 N.
long. 16 50 \V , passed the Paragon, of Bristol, and several home-
ward bound ships in the Channel, by the Swift packet.
Lmarioor,, Just: 4.—Wind variable a,d light. Arrived the Con-
cord, Wesley, from Tencrifre; Alexander Lecata Der Lachs, Jansen,
from Dantzic. Arrived riff port the Otterspool, —, from Calcutta;
Golden Fierce, from Pernambuco; Amethyst, from Trinidad; Bolivar,
from Barbadoes; Lees, from do.; Marwood, from Sicily.
MACGATE, Juss 4 —Atrived off, Admiral Lake, Frazer, Grenada.
COWES, JUNE 4. Arrived the St. Lawrence, Bunker, from Batavia.
STA RC ROSS, JUNE 4.—Arrived the Racer, Too-,;ood, from Monte Video,
PENZANCE, JUNE 4. Arrived the Maria, Tngerman, from Batavia;
Therese, Grkland, from Pernambuco ; Fanny, Lindstrom, from New
Orleans; and Louise, from Lisbon.
PORTLAND, JUNK 4.--Arrived off, Franklin, Howland, New Bedford.
SWANSEA, JUNE B.—Arrived the Star, 1{0.5, from St. Jago de Cuba.
\VD STEHATEN, JUNE 4.—Arrived Campbell, itnlinn, from Antigua.

OFF THE JUNE .I.—Arrived Lord Llungerford, Calcutta.
Coati, JUNE o.—Arrived of?, Caledonia, Pilliken, from New Orleans.

The Horace, Foss, from New Orleans to Liverpool, was totally
wicked near llennebunk, during a gale Gth ult.—crew saved.
The Persian, liepton, from Valparaiso, arrived at Bahia with part of
the cargo thrown over—bound to Swansea.

MONEY AND COMI'4I.EI/CIAL NEWS.

CITY ( THIS D.IY ), TWELVE O'CLOCK.

The New York packet-ship of the 10th May, the Montreal, has ar-
rived by which New York papers to the 11th May have been received.
They state that their 'Banks have fully and fearlessly resumed specie
payments, and placed themselves on the ancient footing in every respect.
A New Orleans paper states that two official persons have been sent
from Tampico to Vera Cruz, to endeavour to settle the French demand,
which is stated to amount now to a million and a half cf dollars. Ex,
change on London, (ii 7; United States, Bank Stock, 1161 a.
A Montreal Paper of the 6th May has the following:—

As must have been foreseen on the passing of the ordinance for the
suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act, martial law has ceased to exist
in this district. The last official Gazette contains a proclamation by his
Excellency, declaring that martial law, as proclaimed on the sth De-
cembdr last, in the district of Montreal, shall cease on the publication
of the proclamation.

Wenaticed in our last the arrival, via Lachine canal, of a considera.
ble quantity of produce. Since then, owing to unfavourable winds, no
adOitional supplies have come forward. The transport of produce this
year, will be principally on the Rideau route, aed the tariff same as
last year. Exchange, the Bank draws at Si per cent.; Private may be
71 to 8 per cer t. premium."
We have received Gibraltar Chrenicks to the 25th Slay; as usual,
the iccounts in them are not of so late a date from the theatre of war
in Spain, as by the French papers ar.d telegraphs.
From Malta papers to the 17th May, we extract the following:—
" We have received papers from Athens, to the 3d instant, and tatters of
a later date, which announce the restoration of order in Hydra, and the
return to that Island of Governor Packmore. Letters from Syra men.
tion that trade is very dull there; the value of goods, principally British
manufacture, laying in the transit stores, is calculated at two millions
and half drachms, and no sales: can be effected. On the 3d instant a
Greek vessel arrived from Jaffa, having the plague on board.
. . .

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We have received Cape of Good Hope papers to the sth of April. We
subjoin the following

" EMIGRANT Boy us.—ln a letter from Graham's Town, March 23,
the writer states, on what he thinks good authority, that the remainder
of the Troll Boers are returning, and that some are re-purchasing farms
in the Tarka district. No additional intelligence was received last week
respecting the fate or proceedings of those unfortunate people belonging
to Retie', and the advanced party. A correspondent states As the ex-
amination of the mutineers proceeds, proofs come out that the Caffers
refused to join in the mad scheme."

TOTAL OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
T'oalealSimon's 8ay.... X23'2,931 x,230,531
Port Elizabethlmports.{ 17,600
_ _ _ _

Export,:

81,747

Sydney papers, to the 16th of January, have the following :—" Wool
exported during the year, 19,933 bales, from which it is evident that
the clip must have been considerably over 20,000 bales."

New Brunswick papers, received to the sth of ,flay: they are void
of interest, now the affairs of Canada are in a settled state.