The Sun.
London, England, 1841-12-09 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, DEc. B.—Wind this day at noon W.S.W.
DEAL, DEC. 7.—Wind N.W. by W.—Arrd. Provi-
dence, Singapore ; Heroine, Traill, Rio Janeiro; Sophia,
Pocock, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Royal Consort,
Westram, Calcutta ' • Prince George, Foster, Halifax ;
Persian, Sunderland for Constantinople. Arrd. from the
River—Ophelia and Ann, Singapore ; John Bremer, for
Hobart Town ; Sheppard, Swan River ; Valleyfield,
Columbia River. Sld. Dovecot, China ; Dartmouth,
Bombay ; Tomatin, Sydney.
TORBAY, DEC. 6.—Arrd. John, Sligo for London, with
loss of sails, bulwarks, &c.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. 7.—Wind W.N.W. Arrd. William
Shand, Bombay ; James, White, Sydney, New South
Wales, sailed 19th July, Pernambuco 23d Oct. ; Mary
Worrall, Gardner, Lima, sailed Bth Aug., Pernambuco
27th Oct. ; Janet, Valparaiso, sailed 27th Aug.; James
Ray, Rorison, Buenos Ayres ; Nonantam, King, and
Tremont, New Orleans ; Rhode Island, Savannah ;
Cosmo, New York ; Scotland, Quebec; Diamond, Fayal;
St. Mark, Alexander, Savannah.
IN THE CHANNEL.—Arrd. Marmion,_Calcutta.
WHITEHAVEN, DEC. 6.—Arrd. St. George, Quebec.
CORK, DEC. s.—Arrd. Maxim, Mackie, and Navigator,
Monte Video ; Regina,St. Domingo ; Galata, Odessa.
LEITH, DEC. s.—Sld. Oceanus, Messina.
KINSALE, DEC. s.—Arrd. Dykes, Restigouche.
DARTMOUTH, DEC. 6.—Arrd. Dewdrop, Newfound-
land. Put back, Maria Theresa steamer, for Marseilles.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 7.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrd. Racer,
Malta. Sailed Mangles, London.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 6.—Wind W.S.W. to W.N.W.,
strong gales, with violent squalls.—Sld. Braganza
steamer, Vigo. Arrd. off, Phoenix, Boyson, Buenos
Ayres, and proceeded for Rotterdam.

BRISTOL, DEC. 7.—Arrd. Recovery, Bowman, and Sir
F. B. Head, Quebec.
GLOUCESTER, DEC. 7.—Arrd. Baron, Hall, Miramichi.
MILFORD, DEC. 6.—Acrd. Emerald, Irons, Quebec ;
Greenshaw, Bristol, for Sierra Leone. The Lady Grey,
for London, which ran ashore on the mud at Pembroke
Dock, on iriday night, is discharging. The stern of a
vessel has been washed ashore outside the harbour,
marked Ann, of Newcastle.

LARNE.—Arrd. Chas. Arran, Liverpool, for New York

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrivals—Providence, Jackson, from Singapore, in
the Downs, sailed 27th June, Anjer, 4th August ; Royal
Consort, Westren, from Bengal, in the Downs, sailed
12th June, Cape, 26th September; Marmion, Dyet, from
Bengal, off the Wight, sailed 28th June, Cape, Ist Oct.,
St. Helena, 15th Oct.; Science, Rowland, from Mauritius,
in the Downs, sailed 12th September; Mary Catherine,
Rundle, from China, off Brighton, sailed 6th May, Cape,
9th Sept..; William Miles, Sampson, from Bombay, off
Swanage, sailed 4th July, Cape, 27th Sept.; James,
Whyte, from New South Wales, at Liverpool, sailed
from Sydney 19th June, Pernambuco, 3d Oct.; William
Strand, Potter, from Bombay, at Liverpool, sailed 13th
August, St. Helena, 24th Oct.; Mary Bannatyne, Picken,
from Bengal, off Margate, sailed 22d July ; Mary Ann,
Ikey, from the South Seas, in the Downs, sailed from St.
Helena 10th Oct.

Arrivals at Sydney, New South Wales—Martha, Ist
July, from Newcastle ; Lady Raffles, Osborne, 2d ;
William Hughes, Robinson, Ann Simpson, Frankfield,
3d, all from Port Philip ; British Sovereign, Spurling,
3d, from the South Seas ; Sterling, Low, 2d, from Bos-
ton ; Sea Horse, Ewing, 3d, from Hobart Town ; Co-
lumbine, Capes, sth, from Hull ; John Knox, White,
6th, from London ; Abercrombie, Douglas, 6th, from
Hobart Town ; William, Le Grand, 7th, from Launces-
ton ; Waterlilly, Johnstone, from Hobart Town; Black
Warrior, Woodbury, 10th, from Port Nicholson ; Su-

lazes, Williams' frOm Bourbon ; Achilles, Neale, 12th,
from London ; Jewess, Crews, 14th, from Port Philip;
Herald, Coubro, 15th, from Greenock ' • Duke of Sussex,
15th, from Hobart Town ; Giraffe, Wright, 16th, from
China ; Catherine, Somerville, 19th, from Newcastle,
and sailed on the 24th to Port Philip ; Terra Nova,
17th, from Greenock and Cape, and sailed, Aug. 22, to
Manilla ; Dundee Merchant, Lakeland, 17th, from Ho-
bart Town ; Georgiana, Stevenson, 17th, from Port
Philip, and sailed, 18th, to India ; Malcolm, Malcolm,
20th, from Liverpool ; Volante, 20th, from Valparaiso ;
Countess of Dunmore, 21st, from London ; Australa-
sian packet, 22d, put back, and sailed again, 24th, to
Port Philip ; Sultana, Lyell, 24th, from Hobart Town,
and sailed, 27th, to Singapore ; Potence, 24th, from
Bay of Islands ; Perseverance, 25th, from Entry Island ;
Piscator' from Moreton Bay ; Governor Philip, from
Norfolk Island; Isabella Anna, 25th, from St. Antonio
Ovalle, 28th, from Valparaiso ; Dorset, 29th, from Ade-
laide ; Magnet, 30th, from Olago ; Marian Watson, from
Hobart Town ; Comet, from Adelaide and Port Philip;
Lowestoft, 31st, from Launceston ; Enterp:ize, Aug. 1,
from Manilla ; Charlotte, 2d, from Launceston;
Antoninus, 2d, from Liverpool ; Margaret, 3d, from,
Benecarlo; Hebe, Wishart, 6th, from Hobart Town ;
Emma, Bth, from Port Philip ; Cadet, 9th, from Liver-
pool ; Sea Horse, 9th, from Port Philip, sailed, 15th,
on her return; Bombay, 10th, from Hobart Town, and
sailed 19th, to Moulmein ; Bertba, 11th, from thd Cape
of Good Hope ; Lucy Ann, from the Sperm Fishery •,
Regia, 12th, from New Zealand ; Nimrod, from Bay of
Islands ; Jupiter, 16th, from Launceston ; Australasian
Packet, from Port Philip ; England, 17th, from Port
Philip ; Fair Barbadian, 18th, from Manilla ; Fame,
from the Sperm Fishery ; Cacique, 20th, from Colcutta ;
Anna Watson, from Valparaiso ; Helvellyn and Flora,
22d, from Valparaiso.
Departures from Sydney-Cheerful, 29th June, to
Manilla ; Naiad, 30th, to Newcastle ; Transfer, Ist
July, to New Zealand ; Avon, Ist, to South Sea ;
Charles Heartly, to Guam; Christina and Thetis, 2d, to
Port Philip ; Catherine, 4th, to ; Tare, 4th, to
India ; Bright Planet, Bth, to New Zealand ; Sis-
ters, 9th, to Hobart Town ; Onyx, 18th, to whaling ;
Gunza, 11th, to Madagascar ; Frederick Stultz, to Ba-
tavia ; Venice, 12th, to Manilla ; Australasian packet,
13th, to Port Philip ; Camden, 14th, to South Sea
Islands ; Caroline, 15th, to South Seas ;" John Bartlett,
to Guam ; Ariel, 16th, to New Zealand ; Argo, 18th. to
Guam ; Beatrice, 20th, to London ; Sea Horse, 27th,
to Port Philip ; William, 29th, to Launceston ; Jewess,
31st, to Port Philip ; Caroline, to New Zealand ; Ban-
dicoot, to Hobart Town.; Integrity, Aug. 1, to India;
her Majesty's ships Erebus and Terror, sth, to Bay of
Islands ; Jeannette to New York; Lady Raffles, 6th, to
Auckland; Diana, to New Guinea ; Orwell, 6th, to India;
Hannibal and Frankfield Bth, to Manilla ; John,
Knox and Actress, to India ; Margaret, 11th, to New
Zealand ; Dundee Merchant, to Launceston ; Colum-
bine, and Guiana, to India ' • Sterling, to Manilla • ' Chris-
tina, 12th. to Port Philip ; Lowestoft, 17th, to Launces-
ton ; Matilda, 20th, to Port Nicholson. The Cuba to
sail in 14 days, and the Australian and Giraffe in three
weeksi for England.
Arrivals at Mauritius-Peru, 12th August, from Ma-
dagascar ; City of London, 13t1t, from Bordeaux, and
sailed 31st to Moulmein; Juliana, 15th, from Bordeaux ;
Maria, from Sumatra • Dream, 16th, from the Cape,
and sailed sth September, on her return ; Ernestine,
16th, from Padang ; Lord Saumarez from Algoa Bay ;
Mercure, from Nantes, and sailed 28th to Bourbon ;
Watkins, 17th, from Fort Dauphin, and sailed Ist Sept.,
on her return ; Victor Jacquemont, 21st, from Nantes,
and sailed 7th Sept. to Bourbon ; Richmond, 22d, from
Algoa Bay, and loading for London ; Eleanor, 24th,
from Timor, and sailed 31st to Muscat ; Olympe, 24th,
from Pondicherry, and sailed 27th to Bourbon ; Reli-
ance, 25th from Calcutta ; Deborah, from the Cape ;
Francis Ann, 26th, from Calcutta ; St. Lucie, 27th, from
Lombeck to Rotterdam ; William Allen, 29th, from
Point Laree ; Mary Malaby, from Bourbon ; Porcupine,
31st, from Tamatave ; Bourbonnais, from Nantes,
passed to Bourbon ; Amphitrite, from Bourbon;
Hindley, September 1, from the Cape ; Phoenix,
Shaw, Ist, from Rio ; Pioneer, Bargotte, from
Nantes ' • Venus, Bener, 2d, from Mozambique ; Maria,
Louisa, Taylor, 3d, from Bordeaux ; Pauline, Suillant,
6th, from Nantes, passed to Bourbon; Cinq Freres,
Martin, 6th, from Nantes ; Black Nymph, Hall, from
Singapore ; Mauricien, Le Lievie, 7th, from Rochelle ;
Tenasserim, Taplez, 7th, from Moulmein ; Caroline,
Hughes, Bth, from Calcutta • Tanjore, M'Leod, 12th,
from London, and sailed to Bombay ; Newburn, 18th,
from London ; Stratford, from Calcutta.
Departures from Mauritius.-Emma, Aug. 6th, Ta-
matave ; Ballochan, 18, to Bourbon ; Swallow, and Thomas
and Joseph, Crisp, 24 to Calcutta ; Manchester, 24th, to
Maranset ; Reunion, Sept. 1, to Bourbon ; Ariel, 3d, to
Algoa Bay ; La Perouse, sth, to Bourbon ; Deborah,
7th, to Bourbon ; William Allen, to Manilla ; PoSteu-
pine, to Tamatave ; Seid Said, and Pioneer, to Bourbon.

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. -- A very full
meeting was held yesterday afternooa at the Society's
rooms, Regent-street, George Loddiges, Esq., V.p. ,-inas
the chair. The show, both of flowers and fruit, was
very superior, considering the late and inclement season
show
of the year. There was an unusually good
of
with
31ontserrats
4i
zl be. s.
From l l O Z.,
the
gardens of Lord
pines, amongst which was an Enville pine, weighing
black
7ilbs., from some gardens at Cobham, Surrey ;
ghing
andja Queen's
maipineOf very large
size.
Sondes, at Swaffham, in Norfolk, was a dish
fine fruit, called the purple guava. There rof rare but
collection of apples from the gardensof ere Was a large
nard, of Dunmow, in Essex ;dens
and _ Viscount May-
gardens of the Society. From m of,rars, from the
Clitheroc, there were some oranges,r.
iglesworth, of
grown out of doors. Amongst and a shaddock,
novelties were some new spec the flowers the chief
and a very large collection of of orchidaceous plants,
gardens of the Society. The chrysanthemums from the
ver Knightian medal to Mr, Bisset,sil-
ver for his Enville pine ;
lection of plants ; Mr. G Mrs. Lawrence, for her col-
Antrobus, for specimen Green, gardener to Sir Edmund
Mr. Miles, M.P for en plants ; Mr. Match, gardener to
and Mr. Baton; two pines; Mr. Ross, for two pines;
Bateman, for
Banksian orchidaceous plants. Several
certificates of •
t were also awarded. The
extract from th merit
e meteorological register kept at the gar-
dens, from November 2 to December 7, gave ;—Baro-
meter, highest, November 7, 30.391 inches-; lowest, No-
vember 30, 28.845. Thermometer, highest, November
12,
63 deg. F. ; lowest, Novembe;l6, 15 deg. F. ; and
quantity of rain, 4.31 inches.
FATAL ACCIDENT IN THE WEST INDIA
Docks.—Ori Tuesday forenoon,. about eleven o'clock, a
shocking accident, attended with fatal consequences, oc-
curred in the West India Docks, to a youth named John
Brundell, 15 years of age, in the employ of Mr. Hatch,
plumber, of Osborne-terrace, Commercial-road, East.
It appears that Mr. [latch has some plumbers employed
on board the ship Good Intent, lying in the export dock.
At the above hour the deceased, who was in attendance
upon the workmen,was desired to fetch some coals for
the fire at which they were heating their irons. Some
time having elapsed mid the deceased not making his
appearance search was made after him, for some time
unsuccessfully,*at length groans were heard to proceed
from the hold of the vessel, which was open, and on
going down the unfortunate youth was discovered lying
insensible on some chain cables with his skull shattered
in a shocking manner. He was immediately brought
ashore, and conveyed in a cab to the Loudon Hospital,
but he expired shortly after his admission,

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