The Sun.
London, England, 1834-11-03 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, Nov. 2.—Wind S. W.—Arrived, and sailed for the
river, the Findlay, Gray, from Gloucester; arrived from Corn-
wall, the Tromain, and Mesborough, Livingstone, for Grenada;
Charles Brooke, Bell, for St. Vincent's; Superior, Tyler,
for New Providence, Arrived, and remain, the New Grove,
Brown, from Woolwich, for New South Wales, and Seaton,
Cockrill, from Aldborough, for Gloucester. - The Louisa, for
the South Seas, sailed early this morning. The Champion,
for Denia, turned away this afternoon. The rest of the out-
ward bound remain.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 1 AND 2.—Wind W.—Arrived the
Lufea yacht, and Lord John Scott, from Lisbon ; sailed
H. M. steamer Salamander, for the eastward.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. I.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the John and
Anna, Almond, from Charente.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 31.—Wind S. S. W., moderate.—Nov. 1
W. to W. N. W., moderate.—Arrived the Queen Adelaide,
from Denia.

PENZANCE, Nov. l.—Arrived the Mary and Eliza, Tagur-
then, from Stettin, cargo shifted.
BRISTOL, Nov. 2.—Arrived the Somerset, Cleft, from
Newfoundland.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. I.—Arrived the Georgiana, Thompson,
from Canton ; Osprey, Fisher, from Buenos Ayres ;' Jamaica,
Wilson, from Bahia ; Young William, Hooper, from Pictou ;
Fairfield, Buck, from Quebec; Herald, Simpkin, from Resti-
gonche ; Meridian, Turpin, from Newfoundland ; Caroline,
Nours, and Exquisite, Perran, from Smyrna; Blanche, Jones,
from Cadiz ; Racer, Martin, from Denia ; Hankinson, Reece,
from St. Petersburgh ; Keiro, Pelkeet, from Archangel ; Al-
cyone, Muir, from Quebec; Charlotte, Moore, from Frede-
tickstadt ; John and Mary, Rodick, from ' Bara ; Ocean,
Stewart, from Malta; Caroline, Morris, from Smyrna;
Blandford, Collman, from Trinidad ; Lalla Rookh, Watson,
from Honduras ; Fairfield, Slack, from Quebec; Pacific,
Tozer, from St. John's.

PETERHEAD, OCT. 30.—. Arrived the Resolution, Hogg,
11 fish, 100 tons; Superior, Mansen, 10 fish, 110 tons; and
Perseverance, Ogston, 20 fish, 180 tons, from Davis's Straits.
These are the last of the whalers belonging to Peterhead.
Hum., OCT. 31.—Arrived the Brunswick, Blyth, 5 fish,
80 tons ; Dordon, Wallis, 13 fish, 100 tons ; and Ruby Grove,
Wallis, 11 fish, 65 tons, from Davis's Straits.

MONTROSE, OCT. 9.—Arrived the~ Monarch, Fulton,
9 fish, 150 tons ; and Eliza Swan, Cramond, 11 fish, 95 tons,
from Davis's Straits.

The Hilke, Trimp, from Zylotia, bound to Trieste, put
back to the Texel on the 30t1h leaky.
The Providence, Davis, of Poole, is sunk in Weymouth
Harbour, having struck on a pile.
The Southworth, Meatby, from Batavia to Rotterdam, is
totally wrecked on the. Ooster Bank ; crew and pilot drowned.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE
CUSTOM-HOUSE, Nov. 1.

The Wave, from Malaga ; Julia and Apollo, from Calais ;
Triton, from Frederickstadt ; Julian, from Virginia - Countess
of Elgin, from Ostend ; Meta Margaretha and Dolphin, from
Gottenburgh ; Matchless, from Smyrna; Resource and Cop-
pernicus, from Memel ; Crown Prinee Frederic, from Dram ;
Alexander, from Rio Grande ; Buoyant, Triune, and Union,
from St. Petersburgh ; Frances Charlotte, from Canton ;
Fame, from Guernsey; Hope, from Quebec; Union, from
Ostend ; Lord Cochrane, from Virginia ; Flora, from Kiel ;
Spanish Packet, from Cadiz ; Nicolai Bengali, from Ports-
grund.

ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, Nov. 1.
Faith, for Montserrat and St. Kitt's; George, for Ham-
burgh ; Ann, for Jamaica; Rachael, for Cadiz ; William,
Bryan, for Sydney, New South Wales; Ladona, for Porto
Rico ; William, for St. Michael's; Regulus, for Canton.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, Nov. 1.
Batavia, for Rotterdam ; Belfast, for Calais ; John Ren-
wick and Ann, for. Jamaica ; Greenend, for Jersey and Guern-
sey ; Ruckers, for Grenada ; Dart, for Ostend; Swift, for
Lisbon; Cadiz Packet, for Cadiz ; Ocean, for Trinidad;
Gratitude, for Amsterdam; Perseverance, for Calais; Carl
Frederick, for Hamburgh; Codrington, for Antigua • Ambas-
sador, for Halifax ; Jonge Johanna, for Antwerp ; Catherine,
for remen.

CLEARED OUTWARDS IN. BALLAST, Nov. 1.
Caroline, for Cape Haytien; De Twend Venna, for the
Baltic; Minerva, for Norway; La Bellone, for Gravelines;
Konigsberg, for Norway ; Medemblick, for Medemblick.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Thomas Kinnier, sth October, lat. 45, long. 57.
Christiana, from Hull to Quebec, Sept. 29, off Cape Chat,
by the Ebenezer, arrived in the Downs.
Relief, from Tralee to Waterford, pumps choked, three feet
water in her hold, bound to Liverpool.
Brade, from Dublin, off Cape Rosier.
Esther, from Liverpool, off Bird Island.
Constitution, of Whitel,aven, off St. Paul's.
Mary, from Liverpool, off Hare Island.