The Sun.
London, England, 1838-12-04 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY)

DEAL, DEC. 3—Wind W. S. W., moderate—Arrived and
proceeded for the river the Achilles, Duncan, from Ceylon;
John Denniston, Barker; from Bombay ; Douglas, soma-
vilie, from Quebec; Sandwich, Jamison, from St. Lucia;
Richmond Hill, Young, from Berbice ; Prince, Renaut, from
Quebec; Nelson, from ditto; Frederick, from ditto . Phila..
delphia, Morgan, from New York. Came down from the
river and remains with the outward bound, the Planter,
Beazley, for South Australia ; West Indian, McArthur, for
St. Vincent's ; Argyle, Gathitiley, for Sidney ; Ajax, Thorar
son, for Naples.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 3.—Squally, with rain. It blew a vie'
lent gale last night at S. W., accompanied with thunder,
lightning, and rain, but moderated this morning, and eDe:
tii.urs.--Arrived the Nymph, Erarwaker, from St. jJbe
Sir F. B. Heed, Revely, from Quebec in 22 days—on ;De
21st November, in lat 46. 14 , long. 45. 57., spoke ;be
Amanda, from Liverpool for St. John's ; Horatio packer,
Hetinkie, from Quebec in 18 days. Passed by the Same?
Sturges, from New York, for London—sailed 14th ult. Sailed
the Jane, Langley, for Sundcrlaud.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 2.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Edward'
ll'Kenzie, from Quebec.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 2.—Wind S. W. to W. S. W. ; strong
gales and squally, with heavy rain.—Arrived the Swlt
(packet), from Vera Cruz—sailed Oct. 6, from TaraPie:s
Oct. 14. and Havannah Oct. 27, with mails ; on freight
1,200,000 dollars and 126 serons of cochineal; Onyx, Wegr;
from Miramichi ; Jos. P. Dobree, Cosby, from Jaete..",
Oscar, Ramelson, from Stockholm, leaky, bound to 11,e-
Orleans ; Idris, Harrison, from Newcastle, bound to Maltua'
leaky. The Sheldrake Packet sailed for Havannah. Put bae:`;
Castilian Maid, Scott, for Liverpool ; Caroline, Read, Ife
Santa Martha, after ten days at sea, and 600 miles tot;
Westward. Sailed her Majesty's steamer Meteor, for Mount
Bay, to tow the Iberia steamer, bound to this port.
GLOUCESTER, DEC. 3 —Arrived, the Carleen, Gauelet'
from Bathurst; Cornelius, Robinson. from Miramichi;
dustry, Foster, from Quebec ; North Ash, Sprague, fromt
Canaries.
MILFORD, DEC. 2.—Arrived, the Lousifania, from Nara'
burgh for Babia ; Britannia, from Quebec. The Alexander
on shore near Stanpole.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. 3.—Arrived, the Reliance, Platt,
Ceara; Arethusa, Whyte, from St. Domingo ; Indefatigabb;
Horsan, from Richebucto; Alcyone, Muir, from Miramic
Queen Victoria, Davidson, from ditto ; British Tar, eu,s,
horn, from Bathurst; Flora, from Bathurst ; Amazon Pre/cc;
and Queen, Jones, from Quebec • Mary, Owen, from Amazon, Pre
Elizabeth Ann, Ellis, from Targonia; Suir, Bellow►
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Quebec. Off port, the Scotland. from New York; the' Int.
ander, Pike, from Barlille, has not arrived as reported 27;11db
BRISTOL, DEC. 3. —Arrived, the Anna Maria, Wae'.
from Canton ; Sarepta, Brunton, from Miramichi ; Dore"
ter, Cocbral, from Quebec.

TORBAY. —The Brucklin, Bank, from Sligo, leaky.
i bi,
CARDlFF.—Arrived the Pilot, M• Kenzie, from Mirarn, ‘'‘e, -
SWANSEA, DEC. 2.—Arrived the St. George, from
bee; and Amyntus, from ditto.
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w LANCASTER, DEC. 2.—Arrived off, Minerva,from bee.
GALWAY, DEC. I.—Arrived the St. Patrick, from Querege,
LIMERICK, DEC. I.—Arrived the Albion, Hick, '
Langley, and Emerald, Hogg, from Quebec. Elliott'
HOLYHEAD, DEC. 2.—Part of the cargo of the Mary
from Cork to Newhaven, is landed.
DUNBAR, DEC. I.—Arrived off, the Nine, Denny,
Gottenburg, with loss of jib-boom, &c.
The Economist, Pearce, from Quebec, has arrived in the
Channel. lad°
The Experiment, Mackay, from London to Liverpool, _,J.
with sheet lead, potashes, and volonia, was brought into I'o Op
mouth Harbour this morning in a s,nking state, having been by
shore near Sea View, in the Isleof Wight, and abandoned
the crew. 00
The Minerva, Harmon, which sailed from Plymouth;
the 28th ultimo, for Para, leaky, and with foremast spraoa,
is discharging.
ter
The Myrtle of Salcombe has put into Plymouth; the gag
and one man washed overboard.
The Catherine and Mary was blown off the beach oedsf
Portinlaen on the 28th ultimo, without any person on b 0
ille is reported to be on shore at Anglesea.
The Sceptre, Sword, from Port-au-Prince, was
wrecked on the 2d instant, near Holyhead; mate and
man saved. .goso
The Catherine Isabella, Findlay, from Derry to wa-cleall
was driven from her anchors yesterday, during a gale, an
upon Quigley's Point, but it is expected will be got off.
is the
The vessel reported on shore on the Atteron Rock it
Robert Quail, and, from a piece of board washed on shareiast,
is probable she belonged to Newport—she is breaking up
and it is feared the cargo will wash out. du°
The Barrossa transport, Hellman, from Cork to Barba Oh
511
has put back from Lousk, with rudder damaged, loss °Lola
&c. ; the second mate and one man washed overboard, "-
encountered most dreadful weather. oeeecl'
The Pembroke Castle, Stanburg, from Quebec, in P.rairabla
ing up to Pembroke, got on a bank, and received Cuaal
to
damage, but was ot off the following tide. 13.,
The William and Robert, from St. Andrew's, I`l' elc bJ
Galway, was abandoned at sea Bth ult., having been strut
a sea, and capsized. ,bor.
The Grace, Reed, from Virginia to Liverpool, is O°
near Hull, but was expected to be got off. water'
The Corsair, of Greenock, was passed 24th ult.,
logged, and abandoned.

Mr. Corry Connellan, one of the Gotlealeros
large, in the Vice-regal Household, has been sworn
Secretary to the Lord Chancellor, in the room 0"
M'Causland.—Dublin Evening Post.
The Earl and Countess of Harewood have o_thOig"
postponedwtwi
oielnle ksbei
loatnismi considerately ritaga
sitpleeteal yrts
ioooiwdi begunanwbsliieliiepnr totownships
lwi
relief.
distributenf.
surrounding tthbeeirdeamanauioa: d'ffthei:
telligeneer.
The Ea te r Such gifts gifts are
Leeds
postponed to a period when winter is half over.
rl and Countess Craven • d 'ea for
intend
Hamstead Park, near Newbury,the
Clarendon at the end of
Clarendon Lodge. fire
About six o'clock on Friday evening an alattain:gos,
sail-cloth
out on the extensive premises of Ressrs. Edg'e teats'
makers, Bermondsey, which, with their c(fieoci
of
fere totally destroyed. There was a lamentable de of teOf
water on the spot, and four engines only oat °-
got int:ol3oa°
whichfrol were promptly on the spot, could be
From this cause. How the fire originated is not
The property is believed to be insurd. ales
At the meeting of the Bench of gagistr- Oen'
Edgeware, last week, the board of guardians of thei3 ;left
iovi:
don Union preferred a charge against a man named for the
maintenanceah
acrbpeecnot
become
re chargeable
a hisrSg tea
asnobmni
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nineteent of fe nue
ng
i;oe,
oneat.ri
sn gorrfthoae
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articolobt
010;ti:0:1
in
he thought it was very hard upon him to be cil3l''
maintain a son nineteen years old, h was ai_b,laeiti;:joundi,°
himself. The bench told I i thatw was or get vol'd
provide for his son, and eitherm to maintain lb urnbore
work, but at all events the Union could not a enc
with him. Robert
THE LATE CONFLICT AT C ATlrAlq* it CO'
tnLeitetse,dt
uponhe thirdparty marine
of who suffered
corps i
in t the ass3u.' f the
by soldiers o
the
(67th and 74th regiments on the nicrlit of S3turdaY'r the
'7th ult., and who it was stated, would not reenvci_rger
injuries he received, has been pronounced out of 'of
by the medical officer of the marines, in consequcilee
favourable change having suddenly taken place. hastilr
A sealed bottle, inside of which was a 'nroon,
written note, was picked up yesterday by Mr. J. The
on the strand, about half-a-mile from Carlingford. laid
note is as follows :—" Ship Juno—A heavy snualinbarvasts:
us on our beam-ends, lat. 55 , and carried awaY 1:1-e
We are now rigging jury ones, but we fear we shall b
son.
of spars, almost all being washed overboard.--J. C,err-eck
This document bears no date ; but as a quantity oithe
fog
had gone
flgooanteedtoinpieacteGs.renore Point both yesterday and
previous, it was greatly feared that the vessel above-1,.
Newry 7'elegrapk.
Port. The fate of the crew is unkn.°"the
r SNIOUTII.—It is generally believed %don
naval circles that in the early part of the Spring a usupposed
of
six sail of the line will be commissioned, it being ster-
that a Russian fleet meditates proceeding to the l'o.
i
ranean from the Baltic as soon as the navigation is or,e ja
diY
The Ganges, 84, Captain Reynolds, is Pressing raP •oiriet;
her equipment ; several daughts of fine men have 100 Y
her within these few days. She will be ready in th',o re,.
part of January to proceed to the Alediterranean, oith
lieve the Rodney, 92. Orders are here to fit ber
four 68-pounder guns.—Brighton Gazette. hter Of
Lady Charlotte Fitzwilliam, the eldest daug,
milt&
the Earl Fitzwilliann, is very ill at her father's seat, 'T
--Lincoln Mercury.