The Sun.
London, England, 1836-03-07 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUS-
TOM-HOUSE, MARCH 6.
The Columbine, Stranack, from Hamburgh ; Ayres, Munn,
Sierra Leone ; Ajax, Thompson, Naples ; Arino, Sealis,
Cadiz ; General Evans, Dare, Santander; Jamaica, Dale,
Jeuey; Brothers, Long, Guernsey ; Chieftain, Pelais,
Leghorn ; Brilliant, Ycasley, St. Michael's ; Dunvegan
Castle, Parson, Santander; Serpent Huclin, Denia; Fame,
Halman, Hamburgh; Juliana, Dorey, Guernsey ; Aurora,
Abbott, Guernsey ; Cordova, Argen, Havre; Margaret
Richardson, Reid, Leghorn ; Nina, Dikker, Amsterdam.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, MARCH 6.
The Calu, Merrell, Dunkirk; Union, Dc Gonge, Ostend;
Hamburgh, Spencer, Stettin; Adelaide, Sarary, Havre ; De-
fiance, Davis, Nantes ; Agrippina, Rodgers, Ceylon ; Hope-
well, Rochford and Quebec; 574, Elder), Miramichi; Jonge
Jone, Krelly, Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent ; Belfast, Middle-
ton, Calais ; William Joliffe, Downie, Antwerp.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, Marten 6.
The Belfast, Middleton, for Cadiz ; John Pink, Nixon,
Jamaica ; Rilby, James, Jamaica ; Deux Ami, Ferret, Nantes;
William Joliffe, Downie, Antwerp; Commercial Packet, Hart,
Rotterdam ; Prince of Waterloo, Page, Ostend; Persever-
ance, Margall, Calais ; Union, De Jonge, ,
Ostend ; Pomona
Mason, New York.

CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, MARCH G.
The William Ash, Predham for Cadiz ; William Henry,
Faulston, Memel.

ARRIVED AT LIVERPOOL, MARCH 5.
The Valiant, Bragg, from Barbadoes ; John Ormond,
Chapman, Oporto; Archangel, Barck, St. Pctersburgh ;
Benjamin Morgan, Snow, Savannah ; Traveller, Fish, Mar-
seilles; Elizabeth, Cranston, Messina ; Ardent, Hcartgreave,
Mobile; Anfield, Campbell, Odessa.
ENTERED FOR LOADING, MAucri 5.
The Glorat, Thorns, for Brazil; Charlotte, Moor, Derby-
haven; Princess Victoria, Coulthard, Montreal ; William the
Fourth, Jobbing, Madeira; John Craig, Reay, Savannah;
Ava, Gasking, St. Andrew's, New Brunswick.
CLEARED OUTWARDS, MARCH J.
The Caroline, Pcrrott, for Newfoundland ; Wanderer,
Cobb, Rio Janeiro ; John Dunlop, Skofield, New Orleans;
Hunter, Stevey, Genoa ; Intrepid, Stewart, Demerara ; Man-
darin, Donald, Calcutta ; Brilliant, Lloyd, Antwerp ; Alli-
hies, Haves, Cadiz ; Nymph, Edwin, Genoa ; Savanilla,
Padilla, Carthagena; Thomas Ilaliburton, Halifax; Zak.
rewsky, Calimeyer, Elsineur ; Mary Ann, \Vitt, Elsintur ;
Ilerstelder, Du Vries, Hamburgh ; William, Mearna, Lisbon ;
Pacific, Tozer, Halifax; Enighetecu, Bromar, Elsineur.

SAILED, Manen 5.
The Gondola, Barstol, for New York ; Adriana, Cocker,
Berbice.

Tho brig Leonidia, hence to Swansea, came in contact with
the Benjamin Morgan, off Point Lynas, at seven o'clock last
night, and was sunk; crow saved.—Wind, W.

EXTENSIVE SEIZURE OF SMUGGLED BRANDY.
—On Friday evening Mr. Besear, a surveyor of customs, ac-
companied by Cox, Crafter, Neale, and Fryer, revenue offi-
cers, proceeded to the village of Copthorne, near Crawley, in
Sussex, a place notorious as a haunt of the most desperate
smugglers on the coast, and discovered in tho stables of a
horse-dealer and farmer, named Turner, 147 gallons of brandy.
The officers had no sooner made the seizure, than scouts were
sent off in all directions to prevent them engaging a van to re-
move the prive, and great numbers refused to lend their wag-
gons or any vehicle ; but the officers, in the course of the day,
succeeded in procuring a waggon, in which the liquor, valued
at 2504., was removed to London, and on Saturday morning
the whole was deposited at the Custom House. The smug-
glers residing in the neighbourhood of Copthorne came into
the town in large numbers soon after the brandy was seized,
and a rescue was meditated at nightfall, but the alms ma-
naged to get out of the village before dusk, Turner has been
long suspected of carrying or( contraband trade, and the offi-
cers have been long watching his premises.
appears by some private letters from Malta, that
the British merchants resident in that island have called the
attention of the local Government to the very serious injury
to the trade of the place, from the repeated capricious and
sudden imposition by the Neapolitan Government of quaran-
tine on ship and goods arriving from Malta (even with clean
bills of health) in the ports of Naples and Sicily, without any
sufficient cause, on the pretext of protecting the public health,
thereby entailing additiotr;tl expense, making all commercial
relations with Naples and Sicily extrejnely hazardous* 40 in
(not virtually suspending the trade betwctm, the twct countries..
T t in repy, stated
he local Government that' they
,
addressed the Neapolitan pcsardHealth on the of had already
subject, and
ha solicited the Aritish Minister at Naples to make a rep_ro-
§entation on the subject ; but, at the same time, apprcher7l,ris
vim expressed that nothing short of a direct i".",crferenee of
the British Government can secure Mal.t:s from the repetition
of similar injurious proceedings,