The Sun.
London, England, 1838-07-14 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.--(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, JULY 13.—Wind S.E., light airs.—Arrived and proceeded this
morning for the River, the Cornwall, Bell, from India. Two Barques
passed to the westward this afternoon, names unknown.
Pormarourn, JULY I3.—Wind S.S.E. fine.— Arrived off' Port, the
Amity. Hall, Ford, from Jamaica; Protector, from St. Vincent in 38
days; Fanny, Bartlett, in 29 days, and Abeona, Chambers, 29 days,
from Quebec; Barlow, from St. John's, New Brunswick, 28 days;
Burrell, Pattison, from Miramichi in 20 days: Friends, Meyer, from
Philadelphia.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 12.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived Mallower, Havre.

FALmoirru, Juts I2.—Wind S. to S.W. light breezes and fine.—Ar.

rived the Kiellstad, Wreit, from Longsound.
LIVERPOOL, JULY 13.—Wind S. light.—Arrived, the Canton, Gib-
son, from Mobile ; the Shepherdess, Turner, from Palermo. Arrived
off port, the James Perkins, from Savannah ; the Queen, from Quebec ;
the Matchless, for Palermo. Sailed the Cumberland, for Quebec ;
Roman, for Boston; John Taylor, for New York; Oroquimbo, for
New Orleans;

HesrrNas, JULY 13.--Arrived off port, the Palestine, Sim, from
Trinidad ; the Napoleon, Joyal, from Laguna ; the Victoria, Davi,
from Prince Edward's Islands ; the Margaret, Probet, St. Thomas.
Dsitzmotrrn, JULY 13.—Arrived the Spectator, Harvey, from Que_
bec.—Arrived offport, the Mary Ann, Tucker, from Newfoundland.
HOLYHEAD, JULY 13.—Arrived off port, the Charlotte, from Quebec.
BRIDGEWATER, JULY 13 —Arrived, the Mary Stewart, Raven,
from Memel.

WORKINGTON, JULY 13.—Arrived the Ann Blair, from Richibucto.
CLYDE, JULY 11.—Arrived, the Arethusa, Lyon, from Trinidad
Margaret, Balfour, from Richmond; Calander, from Quebec.
Coai, JULY
11.—Arrived the Juno steamer, from London.
ABERDEEN, JULY 11.—Arrive3 the Sylvanus, Young, from Bathurst.
BRIGHTON, JULY 13.—Arrived off the Sea Witch, Hewson, from
Sydney, New South Wales.
LANCASTER, JULY 12.—Arrived the Aurora, Cook, from Riga.

SCARBOROUGH, JULY 13.—Arrived the Merchant, Chapman, Memel.
HULL, JULY 13.—Arrived the Robert, Carlstadt, from Dantzic;
William Darley, steamer, from Hamburg; Maida, Nicholson, from
New York.

FLAMBRO' HEAD, JULY I3.—Arrived off; the Fanny, Ransom, from
St. Petersburg!).
DovER, JULY 13.—The Clyde steamer, Aitken, from Havre to Lon-
don, got on shore this morning under Shakspeare's Cliff, but floated off
with the tide without apparent damage, and proceeded. Off port, the
Anne, Dryborough, from Oporto.

COWES, JULY fa—The' North American, Heath, which arrived
yesterday from Matanzas, experienced a hurricane on the 19th and 20th
ult., was laid on her beam.ends, bad her decks swept, lost bulwarks, and
received considerable damage in her hull, masts, &c.
SHIELDS, JULY" I2.—The Neptune steamer, Nichols, from Hull to
this port, struck upon a rock near Sunderland ; she has been surveyed,
and her foreground found damaged.
HAMBURG.—The Water lily, Campbell, arrived here from London in
forty-live hours,

VESSELS SPOKEN WIT[ .--The Crayon, arrived off Dover, spoke the
Susannah of Liverpool, from Matanzas to St. Petersburgh, on the 22d
ult., lat. 39, long. 57, with loss of boats, bulwarks, &c. The Amity,
Hall, arrived off Portsmoth, spoke the John, late Davison, from St.
Vincent's to London, on the 30th ult., lat. 43, long. 40. The Ann,
Blair, arrived at Workington, spoke the Marmora, bound to New York,
on the 6th instant, lat. 57, long. 17.

The Robert Sergeant, Williams, from Leghorn to Liverpool, ran on
shore near Holyhead, on the 11 th inst., and bilgei, during a fog.
Crew saved.

The Hercules, steamer, from Dublin to Cork, got on shore at Ard.
more Head, during a fog, and lies in a dangerous situation.

MONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS

CITY (THIS ii.iY), TWELVE O'CLOCK.

New Brunswick papers have been received to the 17th ofJune. The
following dispatches from Lord Gleneig to his Excellency Sir John
Harvey, have been published, and were read with much satisfaction by
the inhabitants of the Province:—

" Sir,—l have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your dis-
patch of the 9th of March last (No. 9), enclosing a copy of the Speech
with which you closed the Session of the Provincial Legislature, re
porting the spirit in which the proceedings of the Legislature have been
conducted, and transmitting the copy of a resolution by which the As.
sembly, on the day preceding the date of your dispatch, placed at your
disposal the sum of 10,0001., to provide, in case of emergency, for the
safety of the province of New Brunswick, and of the British Colonies in
North America. I have laid the dispatch before the Queen, and her
Majesty has commanded me to express the high satisfaction with which
she has received this additional testimony of the attachment of her
subjects in New Brunswick, and of their representatives, to her person
and Government.

(Signed) " GLENTELG."
The second dispatch is dated 2d May, from Lord Glenelg, staling that
he received a dispatch (No. 5.) of the 2d February, inclosing a copy of
an Act which had been passed by the Legislature of New Brunswick,
by which he was empowered to call out and embody 1,200 volunteers
for her Majesty's service in British North America, and it was with the
highest satisfaction that he laid before the Queen the Act in question.
The third dispatch states, that he (Lord G.) had received and laid
before the Queen the dispatch of the Gth February (No. 7.) incicsing a
loyal address to her Majesty on her accession to the throne, from the
Legislature of New: Brunswick—that her Majesty commands him to
convey to the Legislature of New Brunswick her satisfaction at the at..
aehment to her person and Government expressed in their address.