The Sun.
London, England, 1836-02-19 00:00:00

SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, FEB. 18.—Wind N.E.—lt has blown hard all day
from N.N.E., accompanied with heavy squalls of hail and
snow, and nearly the whole of the outward-bound have been
driven from the Downs, with loss of anchors and chains.
Amongst them are the Colonist, for Barbadoes, two anchors
and chains ; Mary, for Bermuda, ditto ditto; Guiana, for Ho-
bart Town, ditto ditto ; Lucretia, for Oporto, ditto ditto :
Rusco Castle, for Constantinople, ditto ditto; Reliance, for
Demerara, ditto ditto • Highbury, for Berbice, ditto ditto ;
Eluridian, for New York, three ditto ; Henry, ditto ditto ;
Boston, one ditto; and Lord Cochrane, for the Mediterra-
nean. Also sailed the Kellie Castle, all well, and several
others, the particulars of which we could not learn. An an-
chor and chain has been sent to the Rusco Castle and Guiana ;
in boarding the former a boatman, named John Cave, has been
drowned, who has left a wife and six children.

DOVER, FEB. 18.—Arrived the Amiable Marie, Joseph,
from Charente; and Fidelity, Bruce, from Ballina. Off port
the Postboy, --, from the Mediterranean.
SCILLY, FEB. 17.—Arrived off port the Czar, Barwise, from
Oporto; and Eagle, Scott, from Charente.
BRISTOL, FEB. 18.—Arrived the Farmer, Tynes, from St.
Michael's.

HOLYHEAD, FEB. 16.—Arrived the Redbreast, Carpenter,
From Lisbon.

LIVERPOOI„ FEB. 18.—Arrived the Trio, White, from Ma-
nilla ; Mary, Wills, from Paraiba ; and Glorat, Thorns, Ceara.

The Spring, Luigham, of London, John Taylor, Mean-
wellf of Blyth, Ellen, of Whitby, Dove, Johnson, of Wis-
beach, Sidney, Robinson, of Dundee, George, Dixon, of
ditto, Biddick, Robinson, of Newcastle, Red Rover, of Sun-
derland, Janet "%Valls, Gowie, bound to London, Betsey,
Clarke, of Limerick, Jessie, Murray, of Newcastle, Union,
Bream, of ditto, Active, of Sunderland, Mary, of North
Shields, and three other vessels, names unknown, were driven
on shore near Lowestoff on Wednesday night.
The Bee, from Sunderland to Scotland, is on shore near
the former port.

The James and Elizabeth, Williams, from Yarmouth, has
sunk near Shields.

The Enterprise, Ward, from London to Stockton, and
Alfred, of Sunderland, are on shore near Stockton.
The Janus and Argus, Clark, from London to Alloa, was
totally wrecked near Scarborough—crew saved.
The Active, Meadows ; Lenity, Colley ; and the Slackton,
Plummer, were wrecked off the Stocks at Scarborough, on
Wednesday.
The Gleaner, Evans, sunk near Whitstable yesterday.
The Eclipse is on shore near Whitstable.
The Nelson, Howard, of Yarmouth, is on shore near South-
wold.

The Oak, Evat, of North Shields, struck on Fellons' Rock
yesterday morning—crew saved.
The Mary, Shipley, from London, was totally wrecked near
Kingate yesterday morning—crew saved.
The Rusco, Castle, from London to Constantinople, was on
shore near Dover, yesterday.
The Trevor, Evans, from Newport to Runcorn, was wrecked
near Fishguard on Wednesday morning—crew saved.
The Greathead, Wilson, of Newcastle, was on shore near
Hatoft, yesterday.
The Tbetes, of Newcastle, was on shore on the North near
Yarmouth, yesterday.
The Dutchman, Parker, from Scarborough to London ;
William, Parker, from London to Scarborough ; Hero, Wil-
son, from London to Sunderland ; and the Neptune, Jack-
son, from London to Shields, are on shore near Bridlington
—crew saved.
The Everton, from St. John's, New Brunswick, was on
shore near Liverpool, 17th inst.

Mrs. Keinble, the relict of the celebrated John
Philip, is now residing is retirement, at Leamington-Spa.
On Monday week, a gentleman, for a bet, under-
took to ride 120 miles in 12 hours—the ground chosen for the
purpose being from the first to the sixth milestone on the Dee-
side-roai—and completed his task in nine hours and 40 mi-
nutes ; having out of that time rested himself for about half
an hour. On the same day he dined with a party of friends,
and afterwards danced at a ball. Bets having been taken that
he would not on Tuesday perform the same feat, he accepted
the offers, and on this occasion completed his distance in 94.
hours. After finishing the labours of the day, this accom-
plished sportsman dined with the officers of the 79th regiment,
and afterwards visited the circus, from whence he was to re-
turn to sup with his friends in the barracks. There were three
horses engaged in the match.—Aberdeen Journal.