The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-20 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY

LONDON, MARCH 20.—Wind this day at noon, South'
fine clear weather.
Drat. MARCH 19.—Wind S.W. fresh breeze.—Arrived
the Greyhound, Hibbs, from Teneriffe ; Libra, Geblons, West-
ward. Arrived from the River, the Harriet, Beech, from Fer-
nando Po; Leander, Alilliarrnid, Genoa.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 19.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the
Snelheed, Vaser, Buenos Ayres; Gladiator, from New York ;
William Thompson, from Palermo ; Jonge Henrich, from Nantes.
The Thompson, Grey, on shore, bound to Seaham, got off, and
proceeded. _ _

SOUTHAMPTON, MARCH 19.—Arrived the Great Liver-
pool, Ingledue, from Portsmouth.
FALMOUTH, MARCH /B.—Wind S.W., strong gales and
squally.—The Juno, Liverpool to Bremen. Sailed the Ranger,
packet, Havannah ; Express, packet, West Indies, put bark;
Coquette, Harriburgh. .
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 19.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Car-
riboo, Butler, from Caen, with damage, loss of bulwarks, hav-
ing been run into by a large ship last night ; the latter left
her boom iron, and piece of studding sail on board the Car-
riboo, bound to Belfast.
COWES, MA nem 19.—Arrived the Emelie, from Charleston.
passed a ve,sel dismasted and with decks swept, between St.
Alban's and Portland yesterday.
DARMOUTH.—Wind W. —A rt ived the Mathilde, from Lc-
vain, with loss of foremast-head, bound to Topsham.
TORBAY, MARCH 18.—Arrived the Albion, Sines, with loss
of jib-boom, and other damage.
STANGATE CREEK, MARCH 19.—The Hopeful, Reeves,
Alexandretta ; Eleanor, Clarke, Odessa; Enterpr'se, Bram-
ford, Smyrna ; Urchin, -Gilbert, Constantinople ; Elbe,
Trieste ; Queen, Messina; Glenroy, Leghorn ; Clio, ditto :
Charlotte, ditto; Honour, ditto; Water-I.ly, Malta; Carl
Johan, Marseilles; Margaret, ditto ; Fanny, ditto; Eliza Ann,
Al'cant ; Diana, Almeira ; Whim, Mogadore.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 19.—Wind, S. W.—Arrived the Cas-
sandra, from Malta; Guordina, Dordt Bee, Valparaiso ; Ro.
Chester, New York; Vesta, Figuera. The Jenny Jones has
not arrived as reported. Sailed the Salim, Laird, Jamaica.
The Isabella Anna, was sent from San Blas to Valparaiso,
previous to the first of January, under the charge of thy
first Lieutenant of her Majesty's ship Electa, by order of the
British Consul. Her Majesty's ship Electa, was to sail. from
San Blas for Valparaiso, on the 3d of Jan., with nearly
1,000,000 dollars on board, supposed to be for transhipment
to her Majesty's ship President for England.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
Arrivals.—The Winchester, Salmon, from Mauritius, in the
West India Docks, sailed 24th December, St. Helena, Jan.
26 ; British Isles, from Singapore, in the Clyde, sailed Octobet
30, Anjier, Nov. 16 ; Thomas Metcalfe, Brodie, from Bengal.
off Scilly, sailed October 23, St. Helena, Jan. 7.
Arrivals at St. Helena.—Her Majest3's ship Water Witch.
Lieut. Malsen, Jan. 24, from the West Coast of Africa, sailed
26th, for the Cape ; Ellen, Ward, 24th, from Bombay to Li-
verpool ; French brig of war, Lanciel and Pacha (prize), from
Bourbon to Brest; Jacob Cats, 25th, from Batavia, and sailed
26th to Dordrecht ; China, Robertson, 25th, from Bengal
and sailed, 26th, to London ; Mary Nixon, Fitld, 26th, from
Mauritius and Cape, sailed 26th, to London.
Arrivals at Mauritius.—The Eleanor Russell, Worth, Dec.
21, from Bordeaux; Spencer, Last, 22, from Rio; Ariel,
Austin, 24th, from London.
Departures from Mauritius. —The Wild Irish Girl, Gerard,
Dec. 9, to Bombay ; William Allen, Maingard, Dec. 19, tt
Madagascar ; David Scott, Spence, 21, to Rangoon and Cal-
cutta.

Vess' Is Load'ng at Mauritius, Dec. 23. —The Salacia, for
Cork, to sail Dec. 24; William Turner, for London, Jan. 1 ;
Hearts of Oak, for Liverpool ; Malabar, for Greenock ;
Richard Mount, and Esperance, for London, Jan. 5 ; Burn-
hopes:de, for London, Jan 10 ; Reform, for London, Jan.
IS ; Milford, for Cork, Jan. 15 ;
The Mona, Captain Hill
advertised to sail, on the 16th of January, for England ; Vigi-
lant, for England,

Arrival at Batavia.—Nerva, Nov. 30, from Liverpool.
Departure from Manilla.—Louisa Campbell, Darby, Sep
2, for New South Wales.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET, MARCH 19.—After our
Regort of Friday last was made up, a considerable business was
done on speculation (which is included in the week's returns)
say upwards of 3,000 bales of American, this movement gave
more stability to . a market otherwise rather disposed to
droop, and was followed up on Saturday and Mon-
day by sales to the extent of 6,000 bales each day
a great proportion of which was taken on speculation.
Since then, the transactions have become more mode-
rate, and prices of American disposed to retrograde ; all quali-
ties are somewhat easier in price, but fair and under are being
sold at fully id. decline per lb. Surats are also rather lower ;
but other kinds without change. The war and shirt crop cries
have for the present lust their influence with speculators and
consumers; from the continued adverse state of the trade then
is no inducement to purchase freely, therefore the market closes
flatly. Of the sales, which do not include to-day's, being made
up, speculators have taken 8,500 bags of American and 70(

MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, MARCH 19.—We hate
had a better and more general inquiry for Railway Stock to-
day, and higher prices would be obtained, but very little stock
offering:—London and would bey
Western, 55* ; Manchester and
Eds, 71k 72 ; Ditto, Halves, 31 32 ; Eastern Counties, 8;;
8i ; Midland Counties New, 141 15,E ; London and Birming-
ham New 32/. Shares, 20i 2(4,

A letter, received from Madrid, states, " you may consider
the Phillippine Islands as lost to Spain, owing to the Govern-
ment having authorized an English Company to establisF
themselves there, on the pretext of favouring the growth of
opium. This Company enjoys privileges that in two years
will destroy the Spanish influence."
We have received the Hamburgh Mail of the 16th inst , with
the papers of the same date, bringing the Exchange upon
London rather better, 13 3%; Gold, 425; Metal, 105%;
Bank Actions, 1,610.