The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-16 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.

DEAL, OCT. 15. —Wind W. S. W., moderate.—Arrived
and remain, the Isabella, Porter, from the Cape of Good
Hope ; Brightman, Nockells, from Antigua ; Gladiator,
Britton, from New York ; Halifax, packet, Head, from
Quebec; Jack, from Africa; Charlotte Wylie, from ditto ;
Duke of Norfolk, Laws, from St. Kitt's ; Eleanor, Holder-
ness, from Ceylon ; and Dart, Johnston' from Madeira,
Came down from the River and remain, the Sir Lionel Smith,
Farmer, for Bahia ; Georgetown, Keen, for Demerara ;
Europe, Melbourne, for Corunna ; and Cheviot, Nicholls,
for Hobart Town. Put back the Royal George, Richards, for
Sydney, and remains.
PORTSHOUII, OcT. 15.—Wind W. N. W., blows hard,
squally.—Arrived her Majesty's ship Raleigh, from Madras—
sailed the 26th May; Cape of Good Hope, August 1 ; St.
Helena, 23d August ; and Ascension, Ist ult. ; and Hepsa,
Peters, from Memel. Sailed the Fedilitas, Meidbradt, from
Memel. Mem.—Her Majesty's ship Zebra, which arrived
yesterday, as reported, sailed from Trincomalee on the 17th
June ; Cape, 12th August ; and Ascension, September 1.
The Argyle, transport, arrived at the Cape on the Bth
August. On the 12th September, in lat. 10. 45, long. 27. 11,
she boarded the Carnatic, Voss, from London, for Madras.
PLYNIOUTH, OCT. 14.—Wind W.—Arrived H.M.B. Lily,
from Ascension. It blew a gale all yesterday and last night
from the West, but is now much more moderate.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 14.—Wind W. S. W. to W., fresh gales
and squally, with rain.—Arrived the William and Robert,
Munden, from Labrador; Braganza, M'Leod, from Gibral-
tar—sailed on the sth inst. ; Cadiz, 7th ; Lisbon, 9th ; Vigo
and Oporto, 10th. Off port, the Elizabeth, from Pictou.
Sailed the Brigand, Blansey, for Antwerp.
CORE, OCT. 13.—Arrived the Elephant, Kisson, from St.
John's, New Brunswick; Aurora, Liberal, from St. Üb'es.
CREEK, OCT. 15.—Arrived the Essex,:Oxford, from Malaga.
RAMSGATE, OCT. 15.—Arrived the Catherine, Wilson, from
Limerick ; windlass damaged.
COWES, OCT. 15.—Arrived the Charles Brack, Glutfall,
from Richebucto.
OFF THE START.—Arrived the Orion; Scott, from Bahia.
OFF THE WlGHT.—Arrived the Admiral Pleirtle, Fauvel,
from Rio Janeiro.
DARTMOUTH, OCT. 15.—Arrived the George Sullon,
.Archer, from Labrador.
MILFORD, OCT. 14.—Arrived the City of Waterford, from
Quebec ; Renovation, Bell, from Villaviviosa.
WATERFORD OCT. 13.—The Mercury, Edwards, Quebec.
DROGHEDA, OCT. 13.—The Phoebus, Owens, London.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 15.—Wind N. W., blowing hard.—Ar-
rived the William Turner, Roals, from Bombay—sailed 12th
June, St. Helena, 25th Auf.r.,. ; Mary Bibby, Metcalf, from
Bombay; John Dugdale, INVGowan, from Singapore—sailed
26th June. St. Helena Ist ult. ; Courier, Nelson, from Val-
paraiso ; Ellen, Kemp, from Bahia ; Chilton, Wildridge, from
Maranham ; Garland, Whittleson, from Ditto; Margaret,
M' Lean, from Laguna ; Rowena, Reed, from New Orleans ;
Robert Wall, Dallimore, from Ditto; Nicholas Biddle, from
Savannah ; Margaret, Chalmers, from Quebec ; Margaret,
, Blyth, from Ditto ; America, Mackie, from Ditto ; Elizabeth,
Bentley, from Ditto; Visitor, from Labradore ; Providence,
from Newfoundland; Phebie, Black, from Dalhousie; Princess
Victoria, from Odessa ; Mary Anti, from Malaga.
YARMOUTH, OCT. 15.—The Henry and Jane, Parker, from
Liverpool to Newcastle, came in here last night, leaky, having
been on the Shipwash Sand, and must discharge. Arrived
the Clyde, Campbell, from London, leaky. The Po, Wright,
of this place, has been abandoned off the Long Sand.
HULL, OCT. 15.—The Dorothea Elizabeth, Englehard,
from hence to Lubeck, has put back leaky. A schooner is
wrecked on Sand Hale; a new mainsail, and two gaffs, have
been picked up, the sail marked " Boston ;" she is reported to
have been laden with wheat.

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GREENOCK, OCT. 13.—The Europa, Watson, bound to the
Havannah, is still on shore, cargo discharging.
NEW YORK.-The Macedonia, Menot, from Liverpool to
Portland, was wrecked in entering the latter harbour, during
a gale, 12th ult. ; crew saved. The Tampico, from Havan.
nah to Bordeaux, struck on Carysfoot Reef, Aug. 31, but got
off, and proceeded to Key West.
VIANA.—The Eliza, Toubell, from Newfoundland, put into
this place, with damage, and leaky, having been aground.

The Demerara packet, from Jamaica, is supposed to have
arrived in the Downs.

The Mary Worrell, Gardiner, from Liverpool, put into
Lima, after been fired at by the blockading squadron.
The Everard, Burlach, from Ballemtie, bound to Bremen,
put into Norfolk dismastcd.
The Jane, of Kirkwall, from Wick, was driven on shore
in Kress Bay, during a heavy gale from the N. N. E., on the
11th instant.

BLYTH.—The Elizabeth (with limes), for INewbiggin, is
totally wrecked off this place.
The Bodvel, Ellis, from London, put into Newhaven, after
being on shore, and discharging part of the cargo; bound to
Liverpool.
The Sir Edward, Thomas, put into Shoreham, after having
grounded, cargo discharged in a damaged state, bound to
Liverpool.

The Queen has presented to the Bishop of Bath
and Wells the cushion on which his Lordship knelt at the
coronation of her Maje=ty. It is composed of cloth of gold,
richly embossed with velvet flowers, and decorated by gold
tassels. It measures two feet and a half square, and was for-
warded to his Lordship on Thursday last.—Bath Journal.

This morning, at half-past twelve o'clock, a middle-
aged man jumped off the centre arch of Waterloo-bridge,
leaving behind him on the seat, a brown great coat and silk
hat; drifting up some distance he sank to rise no more. The
coat and hat were taken possession of by Mr. Sanders, of the
Exeter Hotel Chop-house.
THE ADELPIIIANS V. THE CAB AND OMNIBUS
CLASSICS.—A correspondent complains most bitterly of the
injury to which the peaceful occupants of the Adelphi, that
(formerly) quietest of all quiet localities is now subjected by
the hordes of cab and omnibus drivers, watermen, cads, con-
ductors, and the jarvy genus generally, that invest or rather in-
fest the place all the day long to the great scandal of good
manners. The nuisance, lie states, is " horrible," and the
consequent depreciation of property in the Adelphi "shocking,
nay ruinous." Why, it is asked, is this grievous and gratuitous
injury to private property to be perpetrated ? For what object
of public utility or convenience arc peaceful citivns to be thus
persecuted and 13:3-3iged in their own houses ? " Neither—(we
continue to quote the complainant's remonstrance)—neither
the national service nor the public good demands, or in any
way justifies this inroad on the peace and property of the in-
habitants, whilst the selection is on every hand most objec-
tionable—and in some sort, too, derogates from the dignity of
Mr. Harvey's office. Why should Somerset House be shut
against the Registrar ?"