The Sun.
London, England, 1841-11-08 00:00:00

LLOYDS' SHIPPING.

VESSELS SPOKEN WlTH.—Pandora, of and from Li-
verpool, 27th ult., lat. 44, lon. 12, by the Waterville,
arrived at Falmouth. William Shand, Troon to Algiers,
30th, lat. 43, lon. 10 ; Sally, for Malta, Ist instant, lat.
43, lon. 9, by the William Duke, arrived at do. Co-
lumbus, of Liverpool, 31st ult., lat. 48, lon. 13 ; De-
spatch. Ist inst., lat. 48, lon. 10, by the Hartley, arrived
off Penzance. Plantagenet, London to Cape, 16th of
September, lat. 23, lon. 20, W. ; William Mitchell, Leith
to Port Philip, 17th, lat. 1, S., lon. 21 ; her Majesty's
ship Zebra, for Rio, 23d, bit. 10, N., lon. 25 ; Wren,
31st ult., lat. 46, lon. 14, by the Triton, arrived off Pen-
zance. William Nuttall, London to Sydney, 28th of
September, lat. 13, S., lon. 30, W. ; Caledonia, Liver-
pool, Vera. Cruz, 18th ult., lat. 22, N., lon. 38, by the
Village Girl, arrived at Liverpool. Delia, Adery, in
the St. Lawrence, by the Findon, arrived at Poole.
Vernon, London to Calcutta, 30th of September, lat. 3,
S., lon. 18, W. ; M. A. Hatton, Liverpool to New Or-
leans, lat. 28, N., lon. 33, by the Anna Maria, arrived off
Dartmouth. Vanguard, London to Mauritius, 29th of
july, lat. 31, S., lon. 16, W. ; Mary, Liverpool to Mau-
ritius, 15th of August, lat. 33, S., lon. 15, E. ; Aden,
China to Liverpool, 15th of August, by the William, ar-
rived at the Cape.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The following has been received at Lloyd's:—
Admiralty, Nov. 1, 1841.
Sin—l am commanded by my Lords Commissioners of
the Admiralty, to transmit to you herewith, copies of a
notice of the erection of a lighthouse on the Island of
Hesselo, in the Cattegat, received from her Majesty's
Consul at Elsinore. I am, Sir, your obedient servant.
(Signed) SIDNEY HERBERT.
To Wm. Dobson, Esq., Sec. Lloyd's.
Hydrographic-office, Oct. 9, 1841.

HESSELO LIGHT, CATTEGAT.
The Board of Customs at Copenhagen has given
notice that a lighthouse has been recently erected on the
Island of Hesselo, in the Cattegat, and will be lighted
in the present month.
It will be a revolving light, every revolution occupy-
ing one minute, in dub following order:—A very strong
light will continue for 11 seconds; this will be succeeded
by 19 seconds of a weaker light. The light then be-
comes altogether invisible for 11 seconds, but will again
appear for 19 seconds previous to the return of a strong
glare. The light being 85 feet above the level of the
sea will be visible from all parts of the horizon within
the distance of 14 miles. The building, which is 32 feet
high, will be kept white-washed, and stands in lat.
56 11 45 N. and lon. 11 42 20 E. of Greenwich.

STATE OF PAISLEY.—The number of persons
on the supply list of the Relief Committee is unhappily
still on the increase. The number is now 1,170,
with 3,000 dependents. The number supplied with
soup yesterday, a separate class, amounts to 694 ;
some of whom got two, or three, or four quarts
of soup, according to the extent of their families ;
a halfpenny-scone is given with each quart of soup.
The total number of quarts issued would be about
1,300. It is a most cheering feature in society to see those
who are able showing themselves equally willing to ex-
tend their aid in relieving the existing distress. We
trust one and all of the kind donors will experience the
truth of the axiom, that it is more blessed to give than to
receive. Total number requiring aid, s,9o2.—Paisley
Advertiser.

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perity, because they know nobody; nor in adversity, for
nobody knows them.