The Sun.
London, England, 1836-03-15 00:00:00

SHIPPING.-('THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, MAnett 14.—Wind S. WV., blowing strong an day.
Arrived, the Ann, Cane, from Limerick. Arrived from the
River, and remains with the outward hound, the London,
Lamb, from the Cape of Good Hope ; Isabel, Chesser, from
St. Michael's ; Mary and Elizabeth, George, from NVe t-
port ; Eserella, Twine, from Oporto. 8 p.m.—Wind more
moderate.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 14.—Wind S. W. to N. W. by N.
—Arrived, the Calpe (steamer) with damage, having been in
contact with a ship off Beachy Head, bound to Lisbon.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 13.—Wind S.W., a gale.—Arrived,
the Thames, Ryland, from the Mauritius. Sailed, the H. M.,
S. Pluto, for Falmouth and the Mediterranean.

FALmouza, MARCH 13. —Wind S. to S.W., strong breezes
and squally. Arrived, the Hector, Burlington, from Rio
Janeiro.

JERSEY, MARCII 14.—Arrived, the Guernsey Lily, Guillet,
from Rio Janeiro ; Tom and Mary, Vautim, from Cette.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 13.—Arrived, the Capricorn, Smith,
from the Mauritius-; O'Connell, Wilson, from St. Marks.
Off port, the Floraville, —, from Buenos Ayres ; Balfour,
from Maranham ; Frankland, --, from Demerara.
WATERFORD, MARCH 12.—Arrived, the Victoria, Hodge,
and Runivella, Murphy, from Cork.
CORK, MARCH 12.—Arrived, the Elizabeth, Dyer, from
London.

BELFAST, MARCH 12.—Arrived the Josephine, Britten, from
New York.

YARMOUTH, MARCH 14.--It blew very hard from the west-
ward last night, and continues. The Ebenezer, Simpson,
was assisted in here this morning, with loss of an anchor -and
cable, and damage to windlass. The James, Wilson, trout
Selby to London, has been assisted into these Roads, with da-
mage and loss of fOremast. Off port the Dudgeon.
LowEsTovvv, MArten 14. —All last night it blew a heavy
gale from W. S. W. A large vessel is sunk on the Newcombe.
The Sisters, Rose, bound to Ramsgate, has put in here with
loss of anchors and chains.

LlAnwicn, MARcu 14.—1 t blew very heavy last night from
W. S. W., and has continued all day,. The Isabella, Melburn,
feom Shields to London, lost two anchors and cable in the •
Sevin last night, but was brought up this morning, with a third,
under the Cork Sand, and others have been sent off to her.

Cowes, Mallen 12.—Arrived the Alaseo, Keating, from
Manilla ; and Unity, Robertson, from Rio Janeiro.
CLYDE, MARCII 10.—Art is-ill the Harmony, INl'Donald;
John Scott, Creole; and Cecilia, Inglis, from Demerara.

The Agnes, 13eynoi, from London to Bristol, was run foul
of, and sunk off the Wight, on the night of the 11th inst. by
the Gladiator, froW New York.

The Dispatch, from London to Amsterdam, was totally
lost near Harwich—crow saved.

Ambrogetti, the once vivacious " Don Giovanni," is
now a monk of the Order of La Trappe.

INCREASE OF THE NAVY—.—During the last
few days order,. hare been sent round by the Lords of the
Admiralty for the immediate enlistment, at the various depots
of Liverpool, Portsmouth, &c., of able-bodied seamen, on ac-
count of the increased supply granted by Parliament for
equipping fifteen ships in his Majesty's service, which arc in-
stantly to be put in commission, and whose destination it is
supposed will be the Mediterranean. The depot taken by
Government for entering able-bodied seamen in London is
the Queen's Head, Tower-hill, and which place is also the
depot for the East India and Spanish services. It is expected
that there will be some difficulty in obtaining the necessary
force, as, from the general prosperity of trade and the supply
of men required by the mercantile navy, there is almost full
employment for able-bodied seamen.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT DEPTFORD.—Yesterday
morning, between twelve and one o'clock, an extenstair.e..ide-
struction of property, by fire, took place in the sofbAhirs:
slaughter-house, and out-premises, in the occupationdiatel after
Lake, butcher, Gibraltar-row, Deptford.
the spot, cR
divisionaYn t the
men, made
long a
the alarm was made known, a strong ho.ddytoofi
f
police, under Inspector Thomas, relreirrei
also forwarded, under
engines from Deptford Dock-yrd
the care of two compacn.,iielisdobfe
be found, andanything
like could
time elapsed before the turncoe b .
like a supply of water
made its
the exertions
proveduseless....,Ab.out one o'clock
h:t'aiilialenctlad, rtisnheeayste;iall blmut
elt
utisleedLtoonsdaoven tEhsetabbuiiilg
Establishment engine from waning-street, with
11r. Braidtvood, the superintendent,
having by this time
appearance in the town, and was followed shortly afterwards by
and a sufficiency of water
several others ; -
. Lake's premises. Very little
ti succeeded
a tils t praise is due to the
preventing the ext
than Mrs
sioa of damage further
been
propertyprochuarsedi:e
etliiie
stair:
marines and police force for their arduous exertions during the
rdgm,.
•, of the fire, many of whom were several times i a
p ace
in great danger, while on the premises, by the falling of a wall,
but none of them received any injury. How the fire originated
cannot be ascertained ; hut Mrs. Lake is amply insured in the
Sun Fire-office, It is gratifying to state, that. notwithstand-
inn the extreme danger to vklich Mrs. Lake's family were lat.
A limo exposed, no lives were lost,