The Sun.
London, England, 1841-04-12 00:00:00

LLO YD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY

LONDON, APRIL 12.—Wind this day at noon, moderate
North-easterly breeze and fine.
DEAL, APRIL 11.—Wind N.E.—Fresh breeze.—Arrived
from the River, and sailed the Layton, Woolcotts, for Hobart
Town ; Belle Alliance, China ; Lord Ravensworth, Quebec ;
Thetis, Simpson, ditto ; Mary, Tate, ditto ; Juliana, Parker,
Mauritius ; Clorinda, Foreman, Dominica; Sir John Roe,
Reed, St. Kitt's.
DOVER, APRIL 11.—Arrived the Star of the Sea, with loss
of fore-topmast ; NGrdlyant, from Rio Janeiro, for Quebec ;
Agrippina, Roger, Ceylon ; Thirteen, Batavia ; Charlotte,
Strumwitz, Rio Janeiro.
COWES, APRIL 10.—Arrived the Janet, Blues, from Ha-
vanna, with loss of bulwarks and other damage; Adler, Guts.
doo, Mantanzas ; Prince George, for Quebec. Sailed the
Thomas and Mary, for North America ; Orestes, ditto.
FALMOUTH APRIL 10.—Wind S. to W., strong gales.
Arrived—Redchffe, Collins, from Gallipoli. Sailed—Delight
Packet, for Madeira and Brazil ; Royal Adelaide, Leety
New York ; Cornwall, Vivian, do.
So UTHA MPTON, APRIL 10.—Arrived—Britannia, Hoick-
mand, from Ruslringersel. Sailed—Royal Tar, for Lisbon;
Lord Brougham, Quebec.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL

11.—Wind N N E.—Arrived.
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Quebec, flebard, and sailed for New York.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 11. Arrived—George Canning,
Harvey, from Mauritius; Adventure, Palfrey, Terceira;
Frances, Corkhill, Bombay ; Harvest Home, St. John's, New
Brunswick, after being on shore at Pwllheli ; Peruvian,
Woolton, New Orleans ; Champlain, Bebon, do. ; Grace,
Foster, do ; Arica, Lima. Sailed—Olive and Eliza, Mar-
shall, for Apalachicola; .Sandbach, Bisphaon, Demerara; Eng-
land, Waite, Newfoundland ; Republic, Thompson, do. ; Hope,
M'Lachlan, do. ; Luna packet, Stanton, Trinidad; Devereux,
Barton, Quebec ; Canton, Cockburn, do. ; R. A. Parke,
Hedderman, do. ; Kingalton, Primrose, Miramichi , Robert
Watson, Montreal ; Fora, Pugwash ; True Blue, Arichat ;
Suedas, Nelson, Madeira; England, Johnson, St. John's,
New Brunswick; Fenella, Sunardon, Malaga; Dickson,
Vint, Naples; Twist, Ballache, Palermo; Saria Maria, Ald-
ridge, St. Thomas ; Isabella and Ann Hutcheson, Monte
Video; George Washington, Burrows, New York; John
Tayler, Mallett, ditto ; Mersey, Edwards, ditto ; Henry Dun-
can, Merton, Montreal; Silksworth, Meldrum, ditto; Con-
test, Decate, ditto; Sapphire, Hall, Quebec; Penrith,
Russell, Montreal; Dow, Muir, Quebec ; Fanny, Sloane,
ditto; Josephine, Smith, Miramichi ; Jessy, Barker, Talma-
gouche ; Springfield, Ray, St. John's, New Brunswick ;
Duke of Wellington, Grant, ditto ; Jenkinson, Pictou; Mar-
garet Marshall, Bruce, Newfoundland ; Minerva, Mer,
ditto ; Camilla, Reed, ditto ; Portland, Moore, Cuba; Jenny
Jones, Wakeman, Constantinople ; Concord, Radley, Patras ;
Eliza Cornish, Lachlan, Leghorn. The Nicolay, from this port,
which was aground above Gustendorf floated off the 4th instant.
PORTLAND.—Arrived off, the Charlotte, from Monte Video.
GUERNSEY, APRIL 9.—Arrived the Hebe, from Rio Janeiro.
JERSEY, Arita, 7.—Arrived the Habuab, Hacquel, from
Bremen. Sailed, the Christopher Columbus, Lady Chaloner,
Seaflower, for New Brunswick; Old 'fom, Gaspe; Unity,
do. ; Adventure, do. ; Hopewell, do. ; Mary Pinel, Halifax;
Susan, Shippigan ; Eliza Ann, ditto ; Beflona, Gibraltar ;
Brutus, Havannah.

BRISTOL, APRIL 11.—Arived the Arabian, from Sydney,
New South Wales.

SWANSEA, APRIL 9.—Arrived the Skull, Clearon, from
Valparaiso.
PADSTOW, APRIL 10.—Arrived the Clio, Brown, from
Quebec ; John and Mary, do. , Dew-drop, Key, Miramichi.
GLOUCESTER, APRIL 11.—Arrived the Callina, Marshall,
from Quebec.

Coax, APRIL 9.—Arrived the Sovereign, for Halifax, put
back from lon. 13, with loss of fore-topmast, &c. ; Jet, Lud-
low, from Bahia; Planet, Cuba, with loss of sails, &c.; Sa-
lacia, Maw, Mauritius. Sailed the Pons Julie, Currall, for St.
John's, New Brunswick; Thomas Worthington, New York.
Two vessels, apparently with loss of spars, were seen about
450 miles S.W. of Cape Clear, by the Jet, arrived here.
DOUGLAS, ISLE or MAN.—A puncheon of whiskey, marked
" P." in a square, was picked up last night and landed here.
lthisoßD, APRIL N.—Sailed the Maria, from Quebec. A
head board, with " Immanuel," in yellow letters, on a black
ground, thirteen feet ten inches by two feet wide, quite new,
but a short time in the water, has been picked up off St.
Ann's Head.
CLYDE, APRIL B.—Arrived the Lord Byron, from Mira-
michi ; '1 halestris, Demerara; Wolfscore, Quebec; Romulus,
ditto ; Sarah Ann, ditto; William Glen, Anderson, ditto;
Deveron, Pictou ; Sister Ann, St. John's, N.B. ; John Kerr,
iramichi

WORKINGTON, APRIL 10.—Arrived the William Fell,
from Quebec.

Dur.LIN, APRIL 9.—Arrived the Duchess of Portland,
from Trinidad; St. Marlin, St. John's, N.B.

GLASS.—A Retain of the amount of duty
charged upon Glass, distinguishing the amount on each
sort, together with the drawback, has been laid before
Parliament. It appears from tbis that the total amount of
fluty charged on glass in the year 1840 was, in England,
890,2111, in Scotland 65,8851., and in Ireland 9,876/. ;
total, 965,9721. The amount of drawback paid on expor-
tation was, in England. 208,6001., in Scotland, 30,4721.,
and in Ireland 628/. ; total, 239,7001., leaving a net re-
venue of 726,2721., being an inerea.e of 74,0471. since 1837.
SPANISH INFANTES.—rate two elder sons of
Don Francisco de Paulo, the Infante of Spain. who have
been at the. College of Henry IV , have left Paris on a
N iSit to several of the chief towns of France, previous to
their commencing a tour through Belgium, Holland, and
England, which will last for several months.