The Sun.
London, England, 1841-07-23 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
' (LLOYD'S.)

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VESSELS SPOKEN. wrrn.--Rhothi, from Scilly to Malta,
3d inst., let. 40, lon, 10, by the Saucy Lass, arrived off
Dartmouth. Lanart, 15th February, off the coast of
New Holland ; with 1,200 barrels ; Indian, Lumbus, same.
day, 400 ; Gauge, 25th March, off New Zealand, with
2,000 Ville de Rennes, ditto, 800 ; Manche., La Gruel,
ditto, ,1,700 ; Fanny, ditto, 1,700 ; and Comte. de Paris,
ditto, 400, by the Reunion, arrived...at Havre. Barque
Prudentrof,New York 24th ult., let. 38, lon, 68,:;,y the
Edward Hayes, arrived at Cork, Theodore, froth Lon-
don, 21st ult., off Bird Island, by the Tay, arrived
in the Clyde. • Superb, from Liverpool, • 23d ult.,
lat. 115, lon. 56, by the John Denniston, arrived
in the Clyde ; Heiron, with passengers, 3d ult. hit.
46, lon. 38 ; William Tell, timber laden, 10th,
lat. 51. lon. 16, by the Albion, arrived at Cork.
Bermuda, Liverpool to. Constantinople, 17th ult., off Al-
giers, by the Flying Fish, arrived in the Creek. Roger
Bontemps, Plymouth to Guadaloupe, 16th ult., lat. 28,
lon. 42 ; James, Rio de Janeiro to London, 26th, lat 37,
lon. 35 ; Mary Ann, of Jersey, Ist, lat. 40. lon. 26 ;
Pauline, of and from. Middleborough, for Batavia, 13th,
lat., 43, lon. 12 ; David Banks, bound to Malta, 19th,
lat. 48; Jon- 7, by the Tintern, arrived at Falmouth.
Albion, a Poole, for New York, Bth; lat. 42, lon. 56 ;
Southport, New York. to Liverpool, 17th, let. 49, lon.
21, by the' Oxford, arrived at Liverpool. Jane and
Maria, Ancona to London, 2d, off Malaga • Mary Ann,
Leghorn .to Liverpool, 4th, off Faro • Palmyra, Alex-
andria' to London, out fifty-eight days ; Messenger,
%ante to Plymouth ; Bellona, of Jersey, • 20th,
off the Lizard, by• the Plym, arrived. at- Plymouth.
Palmyra, from Alexandria, 20th ult. :off Malaga ; Fa-
vorite, from Alexandria, and Exile, from Malta, 27th
ult. off Gibraltar ; Sultana, Selina, London to Mogadore,
4th ult. lat. 38, lon. 11 ; Argo, Ilambro', for the PaCific,
17th ult. let. 47, lon. 8, by the Tom Roberts, arrived at
Milford. Commodore, Clyde to Rio Janeiro, 31st May,
lat. 6, lon. 20 ; Druid, Clyde to Calcutta, 4th ult. let. 8,
ion. 21, by the Isabel (Portuguese corvette), arrived
here. -Margaret, bound to St. Michael's, 6th, let. 46,
lon. 23 ; Unicorn, bound to Boston, 9th, fat. 49, ion. 13,
by the Sophia Cecilia, arrived in the Telco!. Vic-
toria, St. Petersburgh to Boston, 9th, lat. 46, lon.
30, by the Louis XIV. arrived at Havre. - Albion,
Quebec to Cardigan, 29th ult. lat. 45, lon. 57.
Lavinia, Clyde to Quebec, 4th, let. 50, lon. 43, by the
hero, arrived in the Clyde. Warriiy, DUblin to Quebec,
and Ann, Limerick to Miramichi, lat. 47, lon. 41 ; Agnes
Ann, Clyde to St, John's, let. 48, ion. 35, by the Vere,
arrived in the River. Rubicon, Alexandria to Liverpool,
19th ult., off Sardinia, by the Copia, arrived at Fal-
mouth: Commerce, of Whitby, Trinidad to Quebec,
out 24 days, lon. 45 ; Briton's Queen, Hamburf.,..,lt to
Quebec, out 24 days, ion. 58, by the Disthorpe, arrived
off Workington. Shannon, of Sunderland, from Bor-
deaux, 21st ult., o 1 Anticosti, by the Radical, arrived at
Newport. -

LOSS OF THE BARQUE CHARLOTTE.
Foreign-office, July 15, 1841.

Sin—l am directed by Visco-unt Palmerston to trans 7
mit to you, for the information of the Chairman of the
Committee at Lloyd's, an extract from a despatch from
her Majesty's Consul at the Cape Verde Islands, re-
specting the 'loss of the barque Tharlotte,, bound .to
Sydney. •
I am, Sir, your most obedient servant,
. • LEVESON.
To W: Dobsen, Esq., Secretary at Lloyd's..
(Extract alluded to.)
" IRON CONSUL RENDALL.

" Cape de Verds, April 30, 1841.
" I have the honour to report to your Lordship the
total loss of the barque Charlotte, Captain Forrester,
from London to Sydney, New South Wales, with a
cargo of sundry goods and live stock, in conse-
quence of striking upon a sunken rock 23 miles to the
E. of Hartwell iteef, at the N.E. point of this island,
which is laid down by the Captain to be in lat. 16.17 N.,
and lon. 22 21 'W. No-lives lost.