The Sun.
London, England, 1838-02-03 00:00:00

CITY OF LONDON THEATRE.

This new, commodiously fitted, and neatly decorated Theatre, under
the sole management of Mrs. Honey, seems to receive a lair share of
public patronage; and, if we may venture to judge from last night's
amusements, well merits it. We were not in time to witness the coin-,
mencement of the first piece, The King and the Carpenter; the prin-
cipal characters in which are—Charles Bernadotte, King of Sweden,
se well known as General Bernadotte (Mr. T. Green) ; William
the Carpenter (Mr. Cathcart), formerly his companion in arms ;
and Estelle (Mrs. Franks), who is principally instrumental in
frustrating the conspiracy formed against the King for his excesses,
and in saving his life—all of whom were well sustained, particularly that
of William, the Carpenter. A comedy, entitled the Beulah Spa, suc-
ceeded, in which Mrs. Honey performed with her usual ability, as
Caroline Granny. The crusty, discontented old Bachelor was well per.
nonated by Mr. Williams, and so also were the fond, doating mother,
Mrs. Templeton, by Mrs. Emden, the petted, rude, and quarrelling boys
Magnus and Hector, by Messrs. Norman and Ross. Sidney Beauchamd
was but indiff,rently represented by Mr. T. Green. The Spirit of the
Rhine, an opera in two acts, concluded the evening's entertainment.
Mrs. Hone!, as Irma, was much applauded, and three times encored in
her singing of "My Beautiful Rhine." We heartily wish Mrs. Honey
, success, and we can unhesitatingly say that whoever goes to the City
of London Theatre for an evening's amusement will be much gratified.

LLOYD'S SHIPPIN G.-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, FEB. I.—Wind N E, fresh breezes.—The Mountaineer, re-
ported yesterday, and two brigs, proceeded from the River.
PoarsmouTir, FEB. I.—Wind E.N.E., tine.—Arrived the Patriot,
Nichols, from Denia; Ellen, Johnson, from Trieste; William, Knud-
sen, from Chesme ; Ruth, Carrigan, from the Black Sea; Daphne,
Sharp, from Guernsey; and Rose, Severy, from ditto. Sailed the St.
James, Sabot, for London. Put back the J. W. Collingwood, Dubin.
son, for London; and Greenwood, Sweetenpain; for Sunderland. The
Napoleon, Chik!s, for the coast of. Africa, was undocked to-day, having
completed her repairs.

lISMOUTIT, FEB. I.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the Regent, from
Smyna. Arrived off port, the Hero, Smallwood, from Singapore; and
Union, Youldon, from New York. Sailed the Mary Ann, Budei, for
London. Put back, the Jack, for London, with fore-topma,t gone,
having been in contact.

FALMOUTH, JAN. 31.—Arrived the Harriet, Rochwell, from Mobile;
Sarah, Doyle, from Liverpool; Livorno, Cooper, from Leghorn ; Eliza,
Thomas, from Swansea; Page, Davis, from Sligo; Sportsman, Wil-
liams, from Cork; Thetis, Davies, from Newry; Emeral Isle steamer,
from London; and Hannah Booth, Best, from Palermo and Scilly, with
loss of an anchor and part of a chain cable. Arrive i off port, the Flora,
Leveque, from Jamaica. Sailed the Ramona steamer, King, on a cruse.
Vessels spoken with—The ship Hindostan, of Liverpool, from the coast
of Africa, off the Western Islands, and the American ship Florida, of
New York, from Havre de Grace to Pensacolo, out two days from Ply-
mouth, by the Flora.

LIVERPOOL, FEB. I.—Wind E., moderate. •• Arrived the Irishman
(steamer), from Drogheda; Queen Victoria (steamer), from Dublin
Vulcan (steamer), from Glasgow. Arrived off' port the Wilberforce;
from Maranham ; Wiliam Aitken, from Porto Cabello; Itonohasset,
from Charleston ; Wakefield, fzoin St. Jbhn's, New Brunswick ; Moslem,
from Leghorn ; John Cumming, from Havinnah.

.HOLTIMAD, SEPT. I.—Arrived off port the Resolution, from Savanah;
the Constitution; from New York ; Hogarth, from Boston ; and
Ta,so, from Charleston.
Cowes —Ai rived the Antelope, Henry, from Rio Janeiro.
PENZANCE, JON. 31.—Arrived off port the Arian, Dooden, from
Batavia; Sterling, Burnett, from Mauritius; Phoenix, from Duero.
Ayres ; Frances, Firkins, from Sydney.

CORK, JAN. 30.—Arrived the Amizade, Rocha, from St. Übes ;
Pensamente, Felix, from St. Übcs ; Fieldiare, Fox, from Cuba.
Bst.rimuLLET, JAN. 28.—The Eliza, Lock, from Sligo to Glasgow, put
into Broaahaven, yesterday, with loss of bulwarks, main and jib booms,
boat, &c., having been struck by a sea. The Victcria, iiPlfinn, from
Westport to Liverpool, put into Broadhaven on the 24th inst., having
shipped her cargo.

MAURITIUS, OCT. 13.—Our local Governor having ordered that Ma_

herbourg, in this colony, should be a port of entry to land and iced
cargoes, on the same terms as Port Louis, the Louisa, M'Cutcheon,
sailed this day for that port to load for London.
WHITSTABLE, Fee. I.—A quantity of sherry wine has been landed
hare, and along the coast, supposed from the Cherub, Logan, from Cuba
to Leith, sunk near the Goodwin Sands Oct. 2.
GENOA, JAN. 9.6.—The David, Pozze, from Zetnau to this port, was
wrecked to the eastward during a gave on the 20th inst.

The Rapid, Head, fiorn Bombay, put into Castletownstnd, leaky,
bound to Liverpool.

The Orelia, Rowland, from 'Quebec, was condemned at Cork
oil the 29th ult.

The Annan, Brown, from Sligo to Liverpool, is on shore at Newry
and must discharge.
The Hero, from Copiabo to Swansea is on shore in the Bristol
Cnannal.

The following letter has been received at Lloyd's I have the
pleasure to communicate for the information of the Gentlemen of the
Committee for managing the affairs of Lloyd's, and the merchants in
general, that by a Spanish Royal Order recently received, the Port of
Santa Cruz, in Teneriffe, is declared a port of deposit of the Ist class, as
well as a port for general commerce, National and Foreign, and the
Port of Oratava, in Teneriffe, and the Port of Las Palmas in Grand
Canary, ports of deposit of the 2d class ; and also ports for general com-
merce. The exportation of national productions from the principle
ports in the other islands is also permitted. The Assembly of the
islands have also published a notice that vessels touching in transitu in

the Canary Islands, shall be sub.kct to no charges except the fees for lb
health visit, and those for the Captain of the Ports. Facilities are
also given for disposing of part of the cargo of vessels so arriving for
payment of expenses for repairs of damages, or tbr refreshments.
" RICHARD BARTLETT, Consul."

DEAL, FEB. 2.—Wind N.D., fresh breeze.—Arrived and remains i
the Downs the Betsy, from the Mediterranean; also a schooner, under
quarantine. Came down from the river and proceeded the George the
Fourth, for Guernsey. A naval store.ship passed this afternoon to the
Westward.

PORTSMOUTH, Fan. 2.—Wind N.E., fine.—Arrived No. 3, pilot boat,
from the Texel; Union, Dorman, from Dartmouth : and Demerara
Planter, Willis, from Demerara, sailed the 13th December, on which
dry the Nautilus, Luckie, a rived from London. Passed by the Ceres,
Thompson, from Bordeaux. Sailed the Patriot, Nichols, Ellen, John-
son, Daphne, Sharp, New Frederick, Strachan, and J. W. Collingwood,
for London; and Rose, Amery, for Rochester.
I'LTMOLIT.., FEB. I.—Wind E. N.E.—Arrived off' port the Lady
Alexandrina, Carter, with loss of main boom, and Royal William
steamer, from Dublin. Sailed the Cosmopolite, Price, for Sierra Leone;
and Canadian, for 1,91.d0H.
FALMOUTH, FEB. I.—Wind E. to E.N.E., moderate broezes Ar-
lived the Maria Johanna, from Villa Nova, with rudder damaged; Ra-
mona steamer, King, from a cruise; Ruby, Shehair, from Dungarvoil ;
and Royal William, Duncan, from Dublin. Sailed the Ramona steaniirr,
King, on a cruise, spoke the William, Herdman, of Sunderland, tor
Halifax, from Newcastle, out 30 days; and the American ship Mont-
real, Griffin, of and from New York, for London, sailed the 10th Jan.
LIVERPOOL, FEB. 2.—Wind S.S.E. light.—Arrived the Arab, Mar-
shall, from New Orleans; Antocus, Boyd, from St. Übes ; Armboth„
from Wicklow : Success, from Belfast ; Irishman, Donaldson, from.
Dundalk; Fortitude, from Newport; and New Harmony, from London.
Arris•ed off port—the Onyx, from Mauritius; Globe, from Lima ; Mo-
zart, from New Orleans ; Edward Thorne, St. John's, New Brunswick;
Bridget, from Africa ; and Hogarth, from Charleston.

STANGATE CREEK, FIB. 2.—Arrived the Rebel, Spriggs, from Denia;
and Science, Baker, from Patras.

DOVER FEB. 2.—Arrived the Fretheof, Benteson, from Cephalonia.
Off port the Briseus, from America ; Ellida, Olsan, from Hieres.

RoMNEYARD, FLD. 2.—Arrived ofF port, the Homer, Peterson, from
Messina.

COWES, FEB. 2:—Arrived the Emma, Jurgenser, trom Laguna.
WEYNIOUTII, FEB. I.—Arrived of port, \Vm. Rodgers, Crawford
from Calcutta.

The Zodiaqu^, Dellespaul, from Liverpool, put into Loire, very leaky,
bound to Nantes.

The Aurora, Swaffin, from Seville, put into Torbay, leaky., &c. bound
to London.

The Ann, Evans, from Liverpool to Watchet, waa run down yes-
terday morning on' the Orm's Head by her Majesty's ship Lucifer,
crew saved.

The Eclipse, Anderson, from Messina, put into Weymouth with loss
of rudder, &c. having been oa shore, bound to Hamburgh.

The following Letter has been received at Lloyds':—
ADMIRALTY, FEB. 2,

Sir,—l am commanded by my Lords Commissioners of the Admi-
ralty to acquaint you for the information of the Committee for managing
the affairs of Lloyds, that the Ramona steam vessel is out at
.sea, and
that two more vessels will be sent immediately to afford rel'Al to the
homeward bound trade detained by the prevailing winds from getting
into port.

I am, Sir, your most obesdient humble Servant,
(Signed) C". WOOD.

W. Ekamon,Esq, Lloyds.

The Countess of Wilton L tin. Clarendon Hotel
on Thursday to pay a visit to her children, Viscount Grey de
WilSon, and Lady Elizabeth Grey Egerton, at ilrighton.