The Sun.
London, England, 1841-12-11 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, DEc. 10.—Wind this day at noon. S. W.
OFF ILGATF., DEC. B.—Sarah, frJai China.
RamsoaTE, DEC. 9.—Sld. Susannah Maria Catherine. for
New York ; British Queen, Cape Coast Castle ; Racer, Ter-
ceira; Gipsey Queen, St. Michael's. Arrived off—Apollo,
Bremen, for Charleston ; Trilster, Hamburgh for Harannah.
DEAL, DEC. 9.—Wind N.N.W. and W. S.W.— Arrd. Mi-
ramichi, Quebec; Britannia, Miramichi. Sailed all the out-
bound except the Lady Mary, for Ascension. Arrd. Furst
Menochikoff, Shields, and sailed for Buenos Ayres.
OFF DOVEP., DEC. 7.—Kronfrong, Hamburgh, for Rio ;
Susan, Calcutta; William Inglis, Monte Video, with loss of
boats, bulwarks, &c. ; William Honnington, Miramichi, with
loss of boats, sails, &c.
PDX.TSM OUT 11, DEC. 9.—Wind W. to W. S. W.—Sid. the
Wellingtoe, for New York.
Tor.Ba.x, DEC. 9.—Skl. G. M'Leod, Mauritius • Patriot,
Monte Video ; Eliza Johnson, Brazil ; Jane, Coast Of Africa ;
James Holmes, Madeira; Heloise, Messina.
LayEarooL, Due. 9.—Wind variable.—Arrd. Douro, Ball,
Valparaiso, sailed 11th Sept. ; North America, Lawler, New
York ; Liverpool, St. John's, New Brunswick; Calcutta,
Quebec ; Oriental, Beyrout ; Jackson, Javanilla, sailed Oct. 16.
The Isaac Onslow, from Philadelphia to New York, was
abandoned at sea in lat. 35, lon. G 4, with loss of rudder and
leaky, crew saved by the Serax, from Savannah, arrived off
.Dungeness. Arrivedoff, Beatrice, Hurry, Sydney, New South
Wales.

VESSELS Sox lsri,
T 20 W.; Lady Flora, from
.—Duke of Glo'ster from
London, Oct. 27, lat. 2 N >l.
ditto, 28th, lat. 4, lon. 9 1. ,
;
lat. 10, lon.nn"
,pait1...124, b
Taylor, Liverpool to
Valparaiso, 30th,
21; George Andreas, Al-
tona to La Guayra, 18th u1t..1
in the Downs. Alexander. yiffe Sarah, arrived
; .zll,loll.th to Port Phillip,
OA. 25, lat. 20 S., lon. 24 W.
o.:t. 31, lat. 5 S.; a barque, supposed ship, No. 3,429.
be the Chal-
ult., lat. 2 N.;
Linger, Liverpoo to Valparaiso,' -4ti to
, Bth u9lt., lat. 6; Mis-
Glenswelly, Singapore to London
nth alt., lat. 22,
chief, Liverpool to Calcutta, 3d ult., lat.
16N , lon. 22W.;
Henrietta, Bremen for St. Thomas's,
Downs. Vorina,
lon. 34, by the Win. Miles, arrived in the
An,tarrived at
of Bristol, 2d inst., lat. 51, lon. 6, by the
Liverpool. James Warner, Smyrna to
Gibraltar, 24th ult.; Jersey Tar, Liverpool to ;verP, off'
ra,27th,
off Cape St. Vincent; Stormont, for New York: 2d inst.'
lat. 47, lon. 10, by the Pearl, arrived at Liverpool. John
Mind, from Quebec, 7th inst., off Tuskar, by the Ayr
arrived atFlcetwood. Won-cove, Mirunichi to Glasgoyw,
21st ult., lat. 45, lon. 50 ; Hibernia, for Waterford, sth
inst., lat. 51, lon. 13, by the Scotch Tar, arrived at Cork.
'Woodstock, St. John's, New Brunswick to Liverpool, 6th
nit., lat. 47, lon. 42, by the Thomas, arrived at New-
foundland. .

RAISING OF' TETE BLOCKADE OF THE COAST

OF CANTABRIA.

37, Olßroad-street, Dec. 10, 1841.
Sir—l have the honour to inform you that I have just
received a dispatch from my Government, in which I am
directed to apprise the commerce of this country that the
blockade of the Coast of Cantabria is raised.—l have the
honour to be, your obedient servant. _

JOSE MARIA BARRERO.
To William Dobson, Esq., Secretary at Lloyd's.

LORD MAYOR. FROM THE BORDERS.—Most
(AI ur readers are aware that Sir Peter Laurie, who was
recently raised to the civic chair, if not a native, was
reared in Jedtairgli. Aliierrnan Pirie, the present Lord
Aiayor, is a native of Duns°, hat spent his years of pro-
basiness at Kelio. Besides these two gentle-
this neighbocrbbod can boast of having provided
another to the list of the Chief Magistrates of London—
AlderTnin Bri lg s, beior.7 the son of the gardener of
the
Dryburgh, who substitith,d for his patronymic of Briggs
mom aristocratic term of I-Trick:vs.—Kelso Chronicle.
On Friday night week,. the Perseverance, Evans,
of Carnarvon, from YaMionth' (Isle of Wight) for Dub-
lin, was totally wrecked "on' Jaf,qc Sound, to the north-
ward of this harbour. Three of the crow found a watery
grave, the master only being saved. He spent the first
night in a cave ; the. next day, in attempting to climb up
the rocks, missed his footing, and fell into the sea from
an overhanging rock of forty feet in height. 'He' suc-
ceeded in regaining the cave where he spent another
night, and on the following morning got to the top of
the cliff. He was found in the deer park of W. C. A.
Philips, Esq.. of St. Bride's Hill, in a very weak state,
from
want
and takenCo a neighbouring. farm-house.
DOVER, TilunsnAy.—The Duke of Meinen-
gen left Dover this morning for the Continent, in her
Comman
Majesty's packet Widgeon, Lieut. T. S. Striven, R.N.,
der.