The Sun.
London, England, 1833-03-18 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, MARCH 1 .6
AND 17.—Wind E. to E.S.E.
moderate.—Arrived I.
rom the river and sailed the Trusty,
B trclay, for Virginia ; and Warrior, Stone, for Van Die-
men's Land. Sailed h. '.l Majesty's ship Scout, with de•
spatchea for the main ed squadrons. Remain his Ma-
jesty's ships Stag and L
true, and Resolu French frigate.
The American ship Marion
a is still on the Goodwin Sands,
with fore-mast gone, and it `stated to be full of water.
PORTsMOUTH, MARCH 1 6 AND 17.—Wind N.E.—.
Sailed the Osbert, Dalrymple
‘, for Dominica.
PLystoum, MARCH 16.
Wind E S.E., very squally.
—Arrived his Majesty's steam 'era Dee and Salamander,
from the eastward ; and the Afar. Iran, Beach, from Midrai-a
'6.—Wind E. fresh gales
FALMOUTH, MARCH 15 AND 1
and squally.—Arrived the Night iogale packet from the
Leeward Islands—sailed from St. Thomas on the 11th
tilt. Sided on the 15th his Majesty Vs ship Comm for the
Mediterranean ; also sailed, on the 16th, his 31ajetty's
steam- packet Confiance for Oporto a' a,.1 Lisbon.
SCILLY, MARCIE 16.—Arrived 0 5 :715'rt the Nickerie
from Surinam.
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HOLYHEAD, MARCH 16.—Arriv ad the Clarissa Ana,
Oxen, from Mobile; and Henrietta, Benist, from Nantes.
LivEarooL, Mancri ! the Fame, Winsor,
from New Orleans. Off port the 1- 1/anter, Purdy, and
Envoy, Eektman, from New Orleans.
CORK, MAaCH 15.—Arrived the • C!aotor, Ne, from
Bordeaux; and Nova Diligento, Conteo AS, from .St. Übes.

The Marian, Snow, from Antw, ;rp W Mobl 'le, was
wrecked on the Goodwin Sands on Friday .night. —craw
saved.

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The Nelson, Flyn, bound to Glo, Acester, was wrec kti
Youghal on the 14th inst.

The Edward, Carseen, from Do' Agarvon to Soutbansinon,
put into Youghal, with consid,erAble damage, having struck
on the Bar, and must (Ischia rge.
The Enigheden, Muir, from Dram, was on shore a!
Sunderland, on Saturday, with considerable damage.
The Shamrock, Woolingbam, from" Liverpool to °port*
is wrecked near Corunna.
Extract from the agent to Lloyd's„ at St... Vineftes,
dated Feb. 1 :—" The Amelia, arrived ri:orn Martin*.
reports that cruisers from St. lustatis, had cam*
several French vessels, and that the authoritie-4 120
Martinique were preparing to make reprisals."

EAST
(ECIENI DlsALlAao:illbli rw,ts.:uth
wales,
and
8 111ParPriveldiVoff6'. Plyroou
. St. Helena, Jan, 23.
MADR AS.
412gaOlier.ti4,e,
Diligent, from Bordeaux, ' Jct. 9 ; the Layton, from Lon
Cape,Tf rlo, from
J.:Aahlnna.; r
10 ; the Southwor,
cn from New South Wales, 3 ;
the Cmiar, 24, and ' ,ady Flora, 25, from London.
DEraamtEs•— -The Sir Archibald Campbell', '
sailTAedhiteßOlhveltAa.:2:B.—,'
he Roharta, P",, and the Burrell, 10, for B'
Nestor, 15, ;or Bordeaux.

THE CAPE.
Mauritius, Jan. 1 ;
ARRIVALS.—The Exmouth, from
London, Dec. 31 ;
P-on, T aylor, from the Maori-
his M ijesty's ship Curlew, from
the Henry Wellesley, from 1/.ondon,
a the 11‘ lulgrave,
London, 6; the Fame, from the
fromt,t,s
5; Bombay,the a
Susan,nd tft;r_emnSclu
Nlauritius, 6, with r reins London,
the Morgan, from Cardiff;
he Boyne, from '.soin'Jay and Ceylon; and Princess Vie-
t ,ria, from P..,engal,
ne Dx!Aitm:„rs.—The Colonel Young, for Singapore;
Jolv: Adam, for London ; and Richard Bell, for Vat&
D,men's Land, Jan. 3.
The Brunswick, Blewett, from Bengal to London, seas
Inst on 7th Oct. at Sanger during a die tdful storm, wind
at N. E.—crew saved, with the exception of one man
about 21 lace of treasure was expected to be saved.
BENGAL.
ARRIVALS.—The Colliogwood, from Liverpool, Sept.
22 ; the Exporter, frctat London and Mauritius, 25 ; the
Forth, from China, 26,; the Ortingan, from the Maori-
tius, 28 ; the Duke of Lancaster, from Liverpool, Oct. 4;
his Alajeaty's ship Harrier, from England and Trinco-
malee, 8; the Chili, Harold, from London, 12; and
Bolton, and Lord flungeriorci, 14, from Madras.
The Hindostan and London, from London, were die_
masted in going up the nay of 13-ngal.
SANDHEADS.
Attaiven,.....The Coromandel, from Lond m, Oct. 15.
The Margaret was capsized off the %%rater Island, in the
S-r :its of Malacca, on the Ist Sept.—the lady of Dr.
Thompson and part of the crew lost.

The late LORD ELDIN'S collection of pic-
tures is advertised for sale in Edinburgh. Among them
tre the 4( Triumph of Religion," by Ruxxxs, valued by
Lord Ez.nix at 1,1300/., and the " Rembrandt Family,"
which cost him 750/.

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The Duke uf NEWCASTLE has purchased
the fine eat Ate of lilfod, in Wales, from the representa-
tives of Colonel Joiners, together with the timber, splendid
iibrary of books, furniture, an,' large cellar of choice wines,
for about 62,0001. A short time back the Duchess of
Nv.wcasma, the venerable mother of the Noble Duke,
was a pensioner on the Civil List for a few hundreds
4-year.

A poor journeyman blacksmith, by the name
of Jotts SHANKS, has laid claim to an estate, called Fin-
niniors, in the parish of Lewknor, in Oxfordshire, now in
the occupation of a Mr. TOWNSEND. Four knights, girt
with swards, and equipt with spurs, attended in open
Court, at the late Oxford Assizes, and being sworn, se-
ieeted twenty other knights in order to form a jury, in
pursuance to the, directions of a Writ of Right to try the
validity of the plaintiff's claim at the Midsummer Assizes.
—Windsor Express,
EDucATtoN RETURNS.---The LORD
Cita Ncet„Lon's motion for the documents to be forwarded
to their Lordships was—" That the Commons be pleased
ro communicate to the House of Lords copies of Education
Returns of 181E1, 1819, 1820, and 1821." None of those
returns were printed, or in any way used. Though con-
ttioing official, accurate, and important information, they
have hitherto been as a " sealed book." The Loris' mes-
sage remains unanswered : the answer to it will be pro-
posed tonight.
Lord JOHN TOWNSHEND, who died the
ether flay- at his house in the King's road, at Brighton,
was uncle of the present Marquis of TOWNSHEND. In
e irly life he followed the fortunes and imbibed the political
opinions of the Right Hon. CHARLES JAMES Fox, wi'h
whom he was joint representative in Parliament tor Westd-
ioinster. Lord JOHN, when a young mut, was coosid Te.
.
,ne of the moat accomplished men, and ples.g poets of
that period. The far-famed
.Rolliad contatn+ several
t
bitingttrih utd es a ttoi resi.Ord .l
which,
o ow on in,:Hlubrta.le.
was likewise an admand i,,
irable epigrammatist, in e.njune.
'ion with the wits of that day, Geoeril FITZPATRICK and
ot .t.rs,
d in the author hip of the pasqult.ades and
shared
squibs with which the period aboundtd.
lsisb au'hority,
H Lordship are

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