The Sun.
London, England, 1841-12-03 00:00:00

LLOYDS' SHIPPING.

LONDON, DEC. 2.—Wind this day at noon S.
DEAL, DEC I.—Wind N. by W., variable.—Arrd.
Washington, Bennet, Mauritius ; Mary, Honduras ;
Goshawk, Berbice. Arrd. from the River, Britannia,
Calcutta. Sld. Dart, Madeira.

RAMSGATE, DEC. I.—Arrd. Agenoria, London, for
Algoa Bay.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. I.—Wind southerly, light.—Arrd.
Tory, Johnson, Bombay—sailed from St. Helena Oct.
10 ; Young Queen, Chalmers, Monte Video ; Margaret,
Couts, Honuras—sailed Oct. S ; Cybele, Fitchet, ditto.
Sld. Linton, Bombay ; Eliza, Kincaid, Bahia ; Priscilla,
Pernambuco ; Standard, Demerara ; Avon, Jamaica ;
Pursuit, New Orleans ; Elizabeth Bentley, and Mearns,
Mobile.

KiNsALE, Nov, 30.—Arrd. Star, Marlin,. Fayal.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. I.—Wind W. to S.S.W.—Arrd.
Julia, Ries, Rio Gambia.

SOUTHAMPTON, DEC. I.—Sid. LiverpoQi steamer, Alex-
andria. _ _ _

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COWES, DEC. 1..--.Acrd. Mary Laing, Moulmein ; Ma-
jestic, London :or Bombay ; John Cailam, Oporto, in
seven days.
STUDLCMD BAY, Nov. 29.—Arrd. Amity, Sunderland,
for Cor.stantinople.
Ore HARWICH, DEC. I.—Elizabeth, London for Mau-
rtius, with loss of anchor, and chain windlass broken,
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a? Hillman, was driven on shore in Rich-
slaysedwreclkhede
m ond Bay, Oct. 18 ; crew saved. The Cherub, Duggan,
from Dundalk to Miramichi, was driven on shore near
Cape North, and has been sold. The Courier, Blair,
from Antigoush to Port Wallace, went ashore on Go-
vernor's Island on the 24th October.
The Rowena' of Amlwch, was driven o nhe shl4th ore near
Grand Etang, St. Lawrence, previous to t ult.,
and was abandoned by the crew.
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.--ThelonOS&TIS, Liverpool
to Calcutta, 29th Oct., lat. 9 N., 25 W. ; Tyrian,
lat. 25, lon. 61, by
Liverpool to New Orleans, 4th Oct.,
ary
Sept. 1, lat 8 S., lon. 28 W. ; Edward, Stockholm to
the Solon, arrived at Philadelphia. M Ann, of Troon,
Rio, 9th Oct., lat. 6 N., lon. 22 W. ; Ship No. 2,873,
Oct. 11, lat. 8, lon. 22 ; Charles, Liverpool to Rio, 14,
pfriocalNAlGLiritius
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lat. 9, son. 21 ; Gartshery, Clyde to Cape, 17, lat. 12,
lon. 24 • Roman (American ship), 27, lat. 29, lon. 38 ;
barque Edward, 10th ult., lat. 49, lon. 10, by the Duke
of Lancaster, arrived in the River. Trial, Boston, to
Macao, Belfast to Charleston, 7th ult., lat. 40, lon. 31 ;
Prince Edward's Island, under jury-masts, and with loss
by the
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Cape,
30th August, lat. 28 S., lon. 45 E., by the Monarch,
arrived at Liverpool. Milo, Dundee to Sydney, 6th Oct.,
off Panne, by the Ann, arrived at Bathurst, River Gambia.
Lombock,
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Laing,Downs,
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from August
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Arrivals—Washington,
Helena, Oct. 7 ; Collingwood, Guthrie, from
in the London Docks.
Arrival at St. Helena—John Calvin, Abercrombie,
Oct. 10, from Calcutta. bercrombie,
Arrivals at Swan River—Union, Deane, April 24, from
Timor ; and sailed June 18 for Timor, . Diana,
from Sydney. Bennett,
Departures from Swan River.—True L
June 28, for Adelaide ; Henry Todd, July- ove
Coulton,
Kilmaurs, Smith, 14, India.
Moulmein;
Arrivals at Mauritius.—Princess Emile, Bousses,
Aug. 11, from Bordeaux ;
Nantes ; Sumatra, Leport, Amphitrite, Collett, 14,
15, Calcutta. Bordeaux ; Salselle, Purss,
Departures from Mauritius.—D
to New South Wales. aphne, Dove, Aug. 14,

OVERFLOW OF THE AVON.—In consequence
of the recent heavy rains, the low lands through which
the Avon flows have been flooded to a great extent.
In the neighbourhood of Bath the fields on:the banks
of the river have been transformed into broad lakes.
Much suffering prevails among the poor in conse-
quence of the water having driven large numbers of
them from their humble dwellings. We are happy to
find that subscriptions are being raised for their relief.
They are very urgently wanted.—Bath