The Sun.
London, England, 1836-04-09 00:00:00

ARRIVED AT LIVERPOOL, APRIL 7.

The Barbadocs, M' Kay, from Savannah; Ida, —, Africa ;
Andromeda, Thomas, Mobile ; Sylvanus Jenkins, Barber,
New Orleans ; Elizabeth, M'Donald, Demerara ; Ann Louisa,
Lord, Valparaiso; Fergus, Cornforth, Apalachicola; Dale,
Burton, New Oleans ; Bispham, —, Messina; Flora, Arm-
strong, Palermo ; Thomas Crisp, Crisp, Lincoln ; William
Hill, Berrill, Drogheda.
ENTERED FOR LOADING, Aran. 7.

The Regulus, Vasmer, for Canton ; Callista, Bradley, Hon-
auras ; Carron, Potter, Montreal ; Orozembo, Bartlett, New
Orleans ; Eliza Ann, Carruthers, New York ; Calcutta, Reis-
beck, Quebec ; Ellen Brooks, Redman, New Orleans.

CLEARED OUTWARDS, APRIL 7.
The United States, Holdridge, for New York ; Oconee,
Wilson, New York ; Hibernia, Wilson, New York ; Asia,
Willcott, Boston • Constitution, Wilson, Philadelphia ; En-
torprize, M'Creedy, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Redbreast;
Millard, Constantinople ; Parkfield, Auley, Bombay ; John
Ormerod, Chapman, Oporto; Alert, Duncan, Gibraltar ;
I leligan, Ball, Lisbon; Cato, Cassman, Quebec; Nili, Fer-
guson, Newfoundland ; Rebecca, Casswell, Bahia ; Union,
M'Dowgall, Copenhagen; Telemachus, Miller, Guernsey.
TELEGRAPHED.
Wind W. S. W.—Off Holyhead, inward-bound, the Law-
ronce, from Calcutta ; Sir B. Wray (schooner), from Fowey ;
Elizabeth, Demerara.
Outward-bound, the Jane, for Arichat ; Mary, for Trini-
dad ; Phmbe, for New York ; Margaret, for St. John's, New
Brunswick ; Charlotte, Quebec.
Off Port Lynas, inward-bound, the Elizabeth ; Brothers,
from Savannah; Ganges, from Maranham ; Hannah, from
Mobile.
Outward-bound, the Phoenix, for Antigua ; Thalia, for
Montreal.
Off Great Ormshcad, inward-bound, the Eliza; Fergus,
f, om Apalachicola.
At anchor in the New Channel, outward-bound, the Win-
scales, New Orleans.

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EASTINDIA.
Arrived, the Boyne, from Bombay, off' Portland; sailed 15th
Nov., Alleppy sth Dec., and Table Bay 7th Feb. ; the Duke
of Lancaster, from China, in the Downs, sailed Lintin 12th
Oct. Passengers per Boyne from Bombay—Mrs. D. S.
Young and three children, Mrs. Scott and two children, Lord
Charles Kerr, Dr. Chatterton and two children. Captain
2.lanestry, Bth Regt. N. 1., Lieut. Bennett, his Majesty's 16th,
Lieut. Macgee, 17th N. 1., two servants, From Cannanore—
Mrs. Church, Captain Sullivan, his Majesty's 57th. From
the Cape—Mr. Charles Pillan, Rev. Mr. Halbeck, Mrs. Hal-
beck, Mrs. Tunons, Mr. Homey, Miss M. Meyer, Miss M.
Nantons, Miss S. Landerman, Miss E. Luttring, Miss M-
Grant, Master E. Lehman, aster J. Lehman, Master Carl
Stein, Master H. Meyer, one servant.
ARRIVALS IN TABLE BAY (Cape).—The Lord Hobart,
m. 25, from St. Helena ; the Antelope, Jan. 25, from St.
Helena ; Jean, Jan. 29, from Singapore ; the Hero of Ma-
-1 iwn, Jan. 30, from Bombay ; the Emma, Jan. 31, from
Bombay ; the Margaret and Ann, Jan. 31, from Algoa Bay for
London; the Ligonier, Feb. 3, from Rio; the Gilmore, Feb.
4, from Bombay ; the Arethusa, Feb. 4, from Manilla ; the
Eagle, Feb. 6, from the Mauritius.
DEPARTURES FROM TABLE BAY _The Coventry, Jan. 26,
r-r the Mauritius; the Flinn, Jan. 27, for London ; the
Egyp
by the Duke of
Pelican, Jan. 31,
Jan. 29,
J2a9n,.
for 27 27,
thefor New
Mauritius South ; NtVhael e ;
Levant,t hn
Jan.or d S3aou,mf ao -r
Doston ; the Jean, Jan. 30, for London•
Sines SPOKEN WITII.—The Lady Nugent, from China to
ll:oanndcaosnt,erJaanr.rivle3d,
bAween the Cape and the Mauritius, byatuhde
iSntt.enHdeeldenta,a
put
ar-
rived at the Mauritius ; the Pyramus, from Siam and Sing-a-
- to London, with foremast sprung,
Liverpool to Madra-4 and
Casuality.—The Gondolier, from
Island pre :vious to the
v‘into the C,aasped,ribvyenthoenEsaiglolere,
of February, with seven feet water in her hole. and bilged.
Downs
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GRANTON HARBOUR.—The pier vihich consti-
rites one portinn of this work, is in considerable, forwardness.
'1 he mound of ruble stone which forms its iriteri( n- is new
alvanced about 200 feet into the sca. A sandstone quarry on
the beach, about half a mile westward, has been ek:pened,
from which the stones are conveyed to the pier by a tem. porary