The Sun.
London, England, 1836-12-12 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUS.
TOM-HOUSE, DEC. 10.

The Union, Cordiere, from Calais; Lord William Ben-
tinck, Munro, Boulogne; Gatlin, Akester, St. Petersburgh ;
Heeron, Van Holt, Cuxhaven ; William Inglis, Fillem, Syd-
ney • Liberty, Tullock, Seville; Lively, Coates, Riga; Con-
cord, Cobb, St. Petersburgh ; Enterprize, Tessier, Newfound.
land ; Belfast, Grant, Calais; Catherine, Thornton, Malaga ;
Princess Victoria, Cann, Lisbon.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.
The Britannia, Downie, for Hamburgh ; George the Fourth,
Drayner, Madras ; Dart, Armston, Madeira ; Maria, Collins,
Corfu ; Ceylon, Waterhouse, St. Vincent's ' • Queen of the
Isles, Tay, Leghorn ; Retson, Dillon, Bermuda.

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.
The Atalanta, Campbell, for Bombay ; Nereid, Faillant,
Calais; Ocean, Morfee, Antwerp; Prudence, Patterson,
Naples; Ellen, Payne, Corfu ; Salus, Crickman, Cape of
Good Hope; Dart, Block, Ostend; Hope, Boxer, Rotter-
dam; Lively, Hunkin, Guernsey; Lady Clark, Taff, Ja-
maica ; Edward, Wessels, Bremen; Lister, Hayward, New-
foundland.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST.

The Britannia, Mitchell, for Cadiz; Malaine,Lande, Gra-
relines ; Johanna, Collerson, Collerson, Copenhagen.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

The Medora, from London to New South Wales, 20th May,
lat. 3. S., long. 25. St. Mungo, from Bristol to St. John's,
29th October, lat. 47., long. 25., lost mainmast, and fore-
mast bead, had a jury mainmast rigged by the Carleton, ar-
rived at Dublin. Amelia of and for London, 28th ult., by the
Adelaide, arrived at Cork ; Ariadne, of Londonderry, for St.
John's, 4th inst., lat. 49., long. 9, lost main top. gallantmast.

ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, DEC. 10.
The Trenton, Pratt, from New Orleans ; Sarah Maria,
Booth, Newfoundland; Grace, Peirson, Denia; Athabaska,
Nesfield, Pictou ; Laura Ann, Casely, Lisbon ; Portsmouth,
Marshall, New York ; St. Andrew, Thompson, New York.
ENTERED FOR LOADING.
The Victoria, Candler, for Charleston; Bradshaw, Milroy,
Mobile.

CLEARED OUTWARDS.
The Commerce, Primrose, for Trinidad; Thomas Tucker,
Moon, Antigua; Lydia, Gibbs, Jamaica; Rebecca, Williams',
Calcutta; Jarrow, Hare, Demerara; Ellen, Yapp, Rio Ja-
neiro; John White, Hobart Town ; Matilda, Goss, Odcssa;
Chieftain, Peters, Genoa; Ann Sophia, Butcher, Leghorn;
Appleton, Evans, Jamaica; Dash, Hawkins, Alexandria.
TELEGRAPHED.

Off Holyhead, inward-bound, the Charlotte, from Quebec.
Off Point Lynas, inward-bound, the Helen ; Algonquin,
from Philadelphia.

Extract of a letter, dated St. Petersburgh, Nov. 23, 1838
We beg to inform you that our bridges were carried away
last night by floating ice, of which there is at present a good
deal in the river. Steamers yesterday ceased to run to Cron-
stadt, and by Pass. We are also without accounts from thence.
Our latest date is the 9th, when the Trusty, Captain Bod-
man, sailed. There are this morning six degrees of frost ;
wind N. E. We hear that of the Elizabeth and Mary's cargo
(wrecked in Hoghland) 3,3001b5. of flax, 2,6601b5. of hemp,
and I,Boolbs. of codilla had been conveyed to Friederick-
shaven, all in a damaged state, and sold here, but we have not
yet got particulars of the sale. A small quantity of hemp and
codilla still remained on the island. Of the Celerity's cargo
253 casks of tallow and 5,6801b5. of tallow were already landed
at Friederickshaven, and a further quantity saved was on the
way. Of the Clansman's cargo only a small quantity of tallow
has been saved."
Extract of a letter from Genoa, dated Dec. I.—" The
Board of Health in Tuscany has declared that, to reckon from
the 28th ult., all communications by land and by sea with the
Duchy of Genoa, and all the remainder of Upper Italy, are to
be entirely re-established to free partique, as well for travellers
as for vessels and goods."

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Hector, Smith, from Bengal in the Downs, sailed from
Calcutta, the 29th of June, Saugur, the 4th of July, the Cape,
the 13th of October ; the Glory, Gaymer, from the Cape, in
the Downs, sailed from Port Elizabeth, the 21st of September,
Table Bay, the 7th of October, St. Helena, the 23d of Octo-
ber; the Hero, Dawson, from Manilla, off Cork, sailed the Ist
of June, Amyer, the 31st of July, the Cape, the 29th of Sep-
tember, St. Helena, the 13th of October. Passenger, W. C.
Domett, Esq.

Several journals have recently asserted that the
Emperor Nicholas had betrayed signs of insanity ; and if
the reports of travellers may be credited, the statement is
not altogether without foundation. According to their ac-
counts, it is stated by one of our contemporaries, the Empe-
ror, after having got over the fracture of his shoulder-
blade, exhibited some symptoms of mental alienation.
Among other circumstances, one is cited as at once the
cause of a fresh accident, and the malady with which ha
has been attacked. The Emperor wished to descend one
of those inclined planes, called Russian mountains, situated
in a Royal park ; when, during the descent, he displayed
symptoms of derangement ; and it is added that, having
lost his equilibrium, he experienced a serious fall, which
has put his life in danger. These details have been com-
municated to us by persons worthy of credit, who receivedthem from travellers just returned from Russia. It is ex-
tremely
difficult to ascertain the truth of the statement by
correspondence, in consequenco of the strictness of the
Russian police.—French Paper.