The Sun.
London, England, 1836-06-27 00:00:00

SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

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(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, JUNE 25.—Wind W. S. \V. Arrived from tbe rive/.
perly, for Montreal ; Harpy, Olden, for Trieste, With seer
others. June 26.—Sailed this morning, with several. coasters,
the Dart, —, for Madeira ; Countess of Durham, and
in, .------1 .
Olive Branch, —, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Velocity,
--, for Muscat; and Richard Alsop, M‘Kinno-n, for China:
Arrived and sailed for the river the Castle Lachlan, 1311-le'l
from Jamaica; and Jean, Scott, from St. Vincent's.-
Arrived
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 25 AND 26.—Wind W. S. W.---
the Lady Normanby, —., from Havannah. Sailed,the Too
Briton, —, for Madras.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 25.—Wind W. S. W.--No arrivals or
railings. sill\irlea,urTitiautoal
FALMOUTII, JUNE 24.—Wind W. S. W. • June 25.---Ar-
rived the Charles, Hamerton, from Gomaires. Sailed the
Veracity, Allen, for Genoa. ,
COWES, JUNE 25.—Arrived the France.
Ann,- Saul, front
New Orleans.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 95.—Arrived the Jamaica, ,Seville, from
Jamaica ; Charles, Norris, from Barbadoes - Waldern, Sliet-
don, from Savannah ; Sheffield, Alien, and George Washing-
ton, Holding, from New York ; Arion, Roberts, from aching;'
and Mary Ann,t' Smith, from Gibraltar.
The Zephyr, Keighton, from Quebec to, Hull, . was totally
wrecked off Anticosti about the Ist of December.
The Mary, Vcnnel, in proceeding from Sunderland tNe 6th
instant, struck the pier and sunk.
The Maria Therese, Jeoffrey, from Batavia to Rotterdam'
sunk in Goree Channel, after striking Hinden. Bank.,
The St. Andrew), bound to Newry, put back to St. John%
New Brunswick, the Bth ult
been
with loss of deck load, and
nearly full of water, having in contact with the Edwin.
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On Sunday afternoon, several parts of this and th r
adjoinining county of Essex were visited by a violent thunde
storm. At Trimley, near this town, a barn belonging to G'
Cobbold, Esq., was struck by the lightning, and in halfen'
hour was reduced to a heap of ashes ; fortunately, it contained
only a few implements, and a small quantity of wheat straw.
—At Walton-on-the-Naze, the electric fluid struck-the house
of Mr. Spratling, near the Portobello. The first point of
attraction was a window on the side of the roof, the frame
of
which was loosened ; the fluid then descended down the
tiling
and entered the front of the house between the first and secoich
nd
story, just above the window of the keeping-room Om wh
was Mrs. Spratling), and forced its way by the wall to, the
foundation of the house. Mrs. Spratling was greatly alarmed,
and succeeded in escaping without injury by the first.door, the
room being filled with sulphuric vapour. It iS most remarks..
ble, that although the window frames were loosened, and the
nails drawn, not a square of glass was broken. The amok:
continued to issue from the house for a considerablelinse; a d
it Was apprehended that it had taken fire, but, on 'examina-
tion, it was, found that no further mischief was done.---A
cottage at Battles Bridge was also struck ; this staircase WO
removed from its position,, and one of the windows forced out,
The inmates, fortunately, were at church.
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