The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-11 00:00:00

SHIPS LYING IN MALTA HARBOUR, MARCH 1.

Princess Charlotte, 120 (bearing the flag of Admiral Sir
R. Stopford, G. C. 8., G. C. M. G.) ; Ceylon, 6, (bearing the
flag of Rear-Admiral Sir J. Louis, Bart,) ; Bellerophon, 78;
Ganges, 84 ; Edinburgh, 72 ; Thunderer, 84 ; Carysfort, 36 ;
Dido, 18 ; Wasp, 16 ; surveying vessel Magpie ; steam fri-;
gates Medea, Gorgon, Cyclops, Hydra, Phoenix, and Strom-
boli ; steam tenders Confiance, and Locust ; steam packets
Acheron and Alecto ; transport Numa ; troop ship Athol ;
French steamers, Meteore, Mentor, and Sesostris.

The Berenice steamer left Bombay on the Ist of February,
reached Suez on the 18th at half-past nine A.m., and the
mails arrived at Alexandria on the 22d at two r.
The Great Liverpool arrived at Alexandria on the 19th of
February, and her mails were forwarded the same day. She
left Alexandria on the 28th, and arrived at Malta on the 28th
of February. She brought 22 passengers, amongst whom -are
Captain Smith, Queen's 40th Regiment; Major Douglas,
Hon. East India Companns Service ; Dr. Stevenson,-Dr. Nis-
bett, R.N. ; Lieutenant Cunningham' RN., from4China ; the
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Lith and child; Mrs. Waddington, Mrs.
Woodhouse, Mes.rs. Aspinall, Taylor, Cottif, Gray, Little,
and Halkett ; Captain Gray, Mr. Well, Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholson, Lieutenant Loring, R.N. ; Mr. and Mrs. Lark-
ing; Mesrs. Herfoy, Nigne, Johnson, Gordon, Knivett, Ay-
mer, and Dr. Spence.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
(LLOYD'S.)

LONDON, MARCH 10.—Wind this day at noon S. S. W.
DEAL, MARCH 9.—Wind S. S. W., light.—Arrived from
the River the Sophia, Johns, for Bombay ; Emily, Pad-
don, St. Mary's, Africa. Sailed the British Queen
(steamer), Franklyn, for New York; Eugenia, Tarraca,
Liabon.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 9.—Wind S.S.E.-:Arrived off,
the Hesperia, Morgan, from the Mauritius; sailed 15th
December.

-ftwmsoaTE, MARCH 9.—Sailed the Amelia, Trenwick,
for Newry.

HASTINGS, MARCH 9.—Arrived off, the Delo, Mulder,
from Batavia for Rotterdam ; sailed about the 4th Dec.

LIVERPOOL, MARSH 9.—Wind variable and light.—Ar-
rived the Allen Ker; from Bombay; sailed from. the Cape
of Good Hope sth Jan. ; Empress, Pestana, Lisbon.
Sailed • the Cadet, Curling, for Sydney, New South
Wales ; Theodosia. Cushing, Calcutta; Ann Lockerby,
Burt, ditto ; Ann Rankin, ditto ; Neptune, *Donald, Val.
karaiso •' Thomas Mellor, Palethorpe' Pernambuco; Prig-
cilia, Taylor, ditto ; Murray, Frodabam, Jamaica ; John
Brooks, Smith, St. Thomas's; Eliza Killick, Davis, St.
Domingo ; Charles Hame.ton, Hernicuff, Hayti; Sea
Flower, Balleine, Caraguet, Kathleen, Sparks, Windsor,
N. S. Mattakecset ; Higgins, New Orleans; Ambassador,
Kelly, ditto; Bengal, Baker, Mobile; Monongahela, Far-
ley, Philadelphia; Columbus, Bestow, New York; Chro-
nicle, Mehemet, Algiers; Hero, Page, Palermo; Falcon,
Angel, Lisbon; Salome, Sin. Ana, ditto. Arrived off, the
Mazeppa, from Bahia; Martha, Barbadoes, England, New
York ; sailed 19th February. Her Majesty's steamer Red-
wing has gone out for her mail, but will not be back in
time for this post.
PLymourn, MARCH 9.—Wind variable.—Arrived the
Roya
Royal Adelaide (steamer) from Dublin for London ; Ju.
piter (sterner), London for Cork.
FALMOUTH,
William ( 11.,‘1
Fairt mAe Silk,
.k Cork.
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Dublin.,—Arrived;
Ta-
costhe (steam, r), V,go, Sze • Dexterous, Pry ke, Cardiff;
._Arrived off, the Louisa Maria, from
Pa'Lvia fr,r Amsterdam.
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.Sailed the
Thomas
Worthington, Wakehare, Newz' f for s
York.
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or four months ago, a
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and er.e fox not more than 3/.
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Windsor, Ire was offerod a :age sum fot the horse, to ex..
i i'Git i i London, which he retried. It is .stated that ttm
party a ho made the Lficr, wculd not have stopped at 500/.