The Sun.
London, England, 1841-08-21 00:00:00

At the Tenby Races, on Wednesday, the Sweepstakes,
with 201. adled, were won by Mr. Henderson's Greedy
Sam. ; the Trades Cup by Mr. Griffiths's Smolensk° ;
and the last rate by Mr. Thomas's Old Puss.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
(LLOYDS.
LONDON, Auc. 29.—Wind this day at noon S., plea-
sant breezes, and tine.
DEAL, Auo. 19.—Arrived the Content, from Malta ;
Princess Victoria, Calcutta. Arrived from the River
and sailed, the Mazeppa, for Algoa Bay ; Mary and
Pandora, Bilboa.
LIVEnroOL: AUG. 19.—Wind variable.—Arrived the
Chieftain, Paine, from Bombay; William Ackers, Puerto,
Cabello, sailed 9th ult.; Agnes Ewing, Dalhousie ;
Elizabeth Sinclair, St. John's, ew Brunswick ; Cyno-
sure, Alexandria ; Scio, 'Smyrna ; Atlas, Montreal
Sailed Christiana and Alexander Grant, for Bombay ;
Marmion, Singapore ; Bonawa, Buenos Ayres ; Arte-
mts, Cape of Good Hope ; Swatara, Philadelphia ; Bri-
tannia, New York ; Scotland, Quebec ; Britannia steamer,
Boston ; Wave, Leghorn. Arrived off, the W. Prow,-,‘,.
from Valparaiso ; Margaret Elizabeth, Bahia ; QUCCH.
Queboc. The Tamerlane, to Quebec, grounded last niglt
in the North Channel, but came off this morning without
apparent damage, and proceeded. The Queen, front
Quebec, was run fiml of this morning by the Zephyr
steamer, and had her figure-head and cutwater carried
away ; the latter had her paddle-box stove and foremast
sprung. The Navarino, bound to Africa, has put into
Beaumaris, leaky.
OFF Dovkat, Atm. 18.—The St. Thomas, from Co-
penhagen, for Malaga ; Louise, Bremen, for Philadelphia.
PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 19.—Wind W.N.W. to S.--
Sailed the Bosphorus, for Syra.
PLYMOUTH, AUG. 19.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived titta
Iris, Henderson, from Malta: Sailed Nestor, Quebec.
DARTMOUTH, AUG. 18.—Arrived the Patriot, from
Alexandria, and sailed 19th for London.
FALMOUTH, AUG. 18.—Arrived the Mary Young, and.
Sisters, Beaver, from Odessa. Sailed the Seagull packet-,
for the West Indies ; Calcutta, Quebec ; Williams, Hi-
chebucto ; Ki!-g Alfred, Alicant. Arrived off the Elea-
nor, from Shields, for Palermo. The Star packed, with
the Mexican mails, is detained for Government de-
spatches. _

BLTDE, Attu. 18. --The Canadian, of Padstow, in pinh
out last evening, got on shore to the northward, but la
expected off after being lightened.
MILFORD, AUG. 18.—Sailed the Maria and Per..
broke Castle, for Quebec ; Nero, Leghorn.
KINGSTON, AUG. 18.—Arrived the Dalkeith, Christie,
from Smyrna.
PETERHEAD, AUG. 17.—The Diligence, Russell, for
this port in entering the harbour this morning missed.
stays, and grounded on the back of the quay, but
has been got off without damage.
HULL, Ave. -19.—Wind. S.W. by S.—Arrived the
Amazon, Broderick, for Quebec.

EAST INDIA
Arrivals.-Her Majesty's ship Sainarang, Scott, from
China, at Portsmouth-sailed 29th March, Mauritius
23. d May, St. Helena 2d July, Ascension 7th July ; In-
dian, Carr, from Van Diemen's Land, arrived off Fal-
mouth-sailed from Launceston 92c1 April; Olive Branch,
Lindsay, from Bombay, at Liverpool-sailed 15th April_
Arrivals at St. Helena.-The Balquerie, Techoires,
June 27, from Calcutta, and sailed to Bordeaux ; Skog-
man, Calberg, 28th, from Batavia, and sailed, 29th, to
, ,
Gottenburg ; Mercator, Kortlaud, 28th, from Batavia,
and sailed 30th to Rotterdam ; Maria, Reinkes, from
Batavia, and sailed, on the 30th, to Amsterdam ; Martin.
Luther, Swan, from Singapore, and sailed, 30th, to.
London ; Pandora, Cothay, from Ceylon, and saile,ta, and
sailed to Liverpool ; Damariscotta, Clarice, from
sailed 29th to Boston ; Zw aartwick, Hjarne, 28th, from
Batavia, andsailed,
hna. July 1, to Cowes ; Parrock Hall, Par-
sons, 29th, from Calcutta,
sailed Ist July to London ; Iris,
i
a to Amsterdam;
Linton, from Ceylon, sailed 30th to London ; Konig der
SkemetProud, 30th, from Singapore, mut
HoughtonNedl
sailed 2d July to London ; Onyx, Brown, July 1, from
Ceylon, and sailed 2d to London ; Charlotte, Creighton,
tnd ejno, You, May 4:), from Batavia
from Mauritius, and sailed, 2d, to Liverpool ;
Mark Palmer, Palmer, 2d, from Mauritius, and sailed.
2d, for London ; Walvisch, Sehut, 2d, from Padang to.
Amsterdam ; Olivier Van Noordt, Schat,: sailed 2d,„
from Batavia to Amsterdam ; Johanna Maria Lupcko,
2d, from Batavia to Rotterdam.
Departures from St. Helena.-Imaum of Muscat., Juno
29, to London ; Rainbow, July 1, to Algoa Bay ; Ma-
jestic to sail 2d July for London.
Arrivals at Santa Cruz, Teneriffe.-Alligator,
June 27, from London, and sailed 27, to Penang and
Singapore ; Cairo, Wardle, July 10, from London; and
sailed 14, to New South Wales ; Sarah Ann, Diumett,
17, from London, and sailed 18, to New South Wales.
Arrivals at Mauritius.-Mary Mallaby, Fisher, May
3, from Moulmein ; Canopus, Hetherington, May 7, from
Singapore; Johanna,' Paddle, 7th, from 'Tamatave ; Zareb,
Barois, 9th, from Colombo ; Porcupine, Maim,' 11th,
from Tamatave ; Ruby, Farquharson, from Colombo ;
Joshua Carrell, Porter, from Point de Galle ; Emma
Watts, llth, from Algoa Bay ; Manus, 18th, from Nantes.
Arrivals at Launceston.-The Adelaide, Dryden,
April 5, from London ; William Hughes, 12th, from
Port Philip. Departure.-The Arab, Westmoreland,.
14th, for London.

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