The Sun.
London, England, 1841-10-20 00:00:00

'VICTORIA. THEATRE

A new nautical drama, entitled Merry Terry, or a
Reefer's Wrongs, was produced here on Monday night
with complete success. Mr. Edward Faucitlle,
under whose direction the piece has been produced,
acted the part of the hero, Merry Terry, excellently well.
The intention of the piece is to show what a fiend
in human shape a tyrant Captain may become,
and how utterly impossible it is for even the best tem-
per and the greatest circumspection to avoid punish-
ment, if it be the tyrant's will that punishment be in-
flicted. The scenic effects were exceedingly well managed,
particularly the approach of theship to the shore, and the
wreck of the Aurora. Gardner played a comic character,
the man-of-war's drummer, with great humour, and
elicited roars of laughter. The piece will doubtless
have a run. It was preceded by the domestic drama
of Susan Hopky, and by the comedy of the Black Do-
mino. Miss Vincent was of course the heroine of both ;
and in tha latter she was excellently supported by Os-
baldiston. The theatre was crowded.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
(LLOYDS.)
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LONDON, OCT. 18. —Wind this day at noon N.W.
DEAL, OCT. 18.—Wind S.W., moderate.—Arrived the
barque Emily, Westward ; brig Hebe.—Arrived from
the River, the Richard Webb, for Hobart Town ; Regu-
lus, Port Phillip ; Lord Ehloll, Bombay ; Levant, packet,
Mauritius ; Augustus, Mauritius ; Mary Jane, Lima ;
Superb, Trinidad. Arrived E. Loudon, Newcastle for
Bombay. Put back, the Thos. Tyson, for Grenada, with
e..ile split. 18 A.m., strong gale, P.M., W., moacratb.
MAP.GATE, OCT. 18.—Arrived the Elizabeth, London
for Weymouth, with loss of anchors, chains, and sails ;
Jane, ditto for ditto, with loss of two anchors, and chains;
Aid, Foikstone for London, with loss of three anchors
and two chains.

LIVERPOOL, OCT. 18.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the
John. White, from Bombay. Arrived off, the Brilliant,
and Ellen Clare. It blew a heavy gale last night from
W.N.W., with very violent squalls. The Henry, from
Prince Edward's Island, was in contact with one of the
I3irkenhead steamers in the river last night, and lost
head and cutwater, slipped both anchors and cables, and
is leaky. The Columbia, from Jamaica, grounded in
in the river this morning in the King's Pier, but came off
on the flood, and has been docked.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 18.—Wind W. to N.W.—lt blew
a heavy gale all last night from N.W. to W.N.W. during
which the Saucy Jack, from Shields, drove foul of the
Government moorings off Common Hard, and grounded,
but came off on the flood, apparently without damage.
The Christina, from New York to Amsterdam, got on
Gosport Hard to-day, and lies with a considerable list,
and in a very awkward situation.. The Virginia,
bound to New Orleans, drove from St. Helen's, about
four miles towards tho Dean, where she brought up, but
has since moved to Spithead.

DARTMOUTH, OCT.• 17.—Arrived the Mormrcli flan-
nell, Patras, with foremast sprung, loss of boats, sails, &c.
FALmourrt. OCT. 17.—Wind W.S W. to W.N.W.,
strong galcs, and squally.—Arrived the Royal Tar steamer,
from Gibraltar—left Bth instant, Cadiz 91h, Lisbon 11th,
and Vigo 13th, with boilers burst ; Tagus steamer,
Southampton for Vigo. Sailed the Tyrian packet, for
Havant:all.

MILFORD, OCT. 17. --Arrived the Trinidad, Hunton,
from Sierra Leone—sailed Aug. 1. The Dove, from
Saundersfort to Wicklow, on shore on Freshwater Sand,
has broken up.
YOUCHAL, OCT. 15.—Arrived the Hannah Isabella,
from Cumberland, Nova Scotia.
CORK, OCT. 16.—The Mary Ann, bound to Smyrna,
received a little damage last night, by being run into by
the Queen (Royal steamer). The William the Fourth
steamer, arrived here to-day from London, spoke the Sir
Edward Paget, from ditto, for this port Sailed the
Glengariff, for Barbadoes. Arrived off, a brig, supposed
the Woodland Castle, from Quebec.
COWES, OCT. 18.—The Hamburgh barque Julie
and English barque Brougham were in contact last night
during a heavy gale at W.N.W. The former Itlst het
mizsnmast, head, &c., and has come into the harbour.
The latter lost jib-boom, sprung bowsprit, &c.
WH/TSTA.Dtt, 18.—The Coquette, of Limerick,
lost her anchor and cable in the gale this morning, and
has been supplies.
SHOREHAM, OCT. 18,—The and Mary, from
Caen, in entering the harbour last night, was driven
behind the East pier, and washed up on the beach ; crew
sat-e]; the cargo has been discharged, and the vessel dr,?eF,,
not appear materially dama.ged.
LOWESTOFT, OCT. 18.—it blew a gate from S.W. to
W.S.W. all last night, but veered to N.N.W. and N.,
with increased violence this morning ; several vessels
have put into the roads with loss of anchors and chains.
The Planet, bound to London, and Brothers, of Whitby,
lost anchors and chains.

HARWICH, OCT. 18.—It blew a very heavy gale from
W. to S.W., last night and this morning, but It is now
rnoderate.—Arrived the i ..orothea, Middleston, for Lou-
don, assisted in with loss of anchors and chain.

HULL, OCT. 17.—Sailed the Charlotte, truni 6t. john's,
New BrtmswitUN

VMsilL4 81,0REN WlTH.—Elizabethe Truiti!,lo .I'6
Liverpool, Ist ult., clear of the Gulf cr l'iorida.; British
King, of Dundee, fr2n-4 New, York, 9th inSt.,, 1a%481 tom
19, by the Quchte packet,. arri'ved :TA t4.'itiyi'iot. Are-
guipai Llanelly to Velpaitiov% 1'21:4 ult., lat. 13 N., ion.
27 W.; Fanny Pahut': 14th inst., lat. 50, km. 7 ; Montrose
steamer, 10th inst., Off Cape Espichel 1 tt, stennier; slip-
posed the Braganza, 14th, lat. 44y loll: §; }xy tliy 4:Val
Tar steamer, arrived at Falmouth;ttkin'Oßitt, uuuna up
Aberdeen, of Waterford, and Emantiel;
CStr.aLneawhrieanncei
t, clf Point do ;lit ; William, Walker, otf
off the Brandy Potts; Emerald Isle, off ntiti hlawd; by
-;
the Countess Mulgrave, arriVeti at lista Caroline;
Ballyshannon to St, johit'i, 14t'S.V BeUriiwick; 17h jilt.;
let. 45, ton. 401 Marquis Huntley, ehatliA, •, f f• Quebec,
1201, lat. 45, ion. 43-, by the !'sue, arrived in the Clyde.
Romanoff, hound td ilitramichi, 23d ult., lat. 42, lon. 84;
Eliitabeth, Liverpool to Dalhousie, 24th tiltl 14th 'fit
lon. 31, by the Thalestris, arrived in the Clyde ;
Viraterloo, from Miramichl, 23d ult.., lat. 44., lon. 53 (and
supplied with three barrels of ilotti?, by the beiltiiiiii
arrived in the Clyde. Bt. aeeiVl of MdrYPort, 20th
Bt., off the Mttgilialtn Islands ; Caledonia barque,_ for
itax Chaleur, 22d lilt, off Cape Roy, by the Hills-
t
ri(siuggh, arrived at Preston. New York, from Bremen
o
shi w York, 3d inst., in lat. 47., by his Danish Majesty's
1. la Amphitrite, arrived in the Texel. Brankenmoor, tom London to Sydney,s 1 t 1 alt., in lat. 9. long. 21., by
the Anna Louise
Leith to Araeri , arrived in the Downs. Freedom, from
Bee, arrived i ca, 4th ult in lat. 46. long. 47., by the
n the Pentland •
Firth. Jamaica, from Cal-
cutta to Liverpool, 9th •
ma., in lat. 12 N., long. 22. W. ;
Mammon, from Li
lat. 10. long, 24 Live to Singapore, 14th inst., in
Clyde, "1,,
• • ; North S
off .aigo, Ba h. tar, from Mauritius to the
land, from Calcu)(l ich had spoken the Old Eng-
Downe. Maria, of en, / the Persia, arrived in the
Robinson; of Sanded:miff; 10th ult., off Bird Island ;
Cotting4ava, from Dublin lel 65 days, off St. Paul's ;
Roy, by the Marmion, arri _ aquenay, Ist ult., off Cape i
Ted at Quebec. '' •