The Sun.
London, England, 1834-01-24 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY,

The Kourad, Scholberg, from Batavia to Rotterdam,
was totally wrecked near Rye yesterday morning—four a
the crew drowned.

Departures from Midras_The Resolution, for Ennore,
on the 25th of August; the Drongin, and the Sir Charles
Malcolm, for Calcutta, on the 26th ; the Wiliam IV.,
for Masulipatam, on the 29th; his Majesty's ship Alliga-
tor, for a cruise, the David Barclay, for Calcutta, the
Ruby, for Covelong, and the Antoinette, for Pondicherry,
on the Ist Sept. ; and the Lady M'Nagbten, for Calcutta,
on the 6th.

Arrivals at St. Helena—The Kent, from Bombay, on
the 3d of December, and sailed on the 10th for London;
the Spence, from Bombay, on the 4tb, and sailed on the
10th for London; his Majesty's ship Pelorus, from the
Cape of Good Hope, on the 7tb, and sailed on the Bth for
Ascension; the Gentos, from Bengal, on the 9th, and
sailed on the 10th for London; the Mona, from the Mau
ritius, on the 9th, and sailed on the 10th for London ;
the African, from the Mauritius, on the 10th, and sailed
for Bristol ; the Copia, from Batavia, on the 10th, and
sailed on the 12th for Amsterdam ; the Zemenshoof, from
Batavia, on the 11th, and sailed on the 12th for Bengal;
the Orontes, from Bengal, on the 11th; and the Tre-
pique, from Bourbon, on the 11th, and sailed for Bor-
deaux.

Departure from Sr. Helena—The John Taylor, for
Liverpool, on the 3d of December.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK

Four Foreign mails are still due ; consequently we have
no express from Paris as yet; but it is hourly expected.
There is some anxiety for further information from
Spain, which, no doubt, will be interesting.
We have received the Bengal Hurkarus to the 24th
August, but we do not find them of importance. They
contain letters from Bangulore, stating that the poor
natives are flocking in from the adjacent villages, in a
state of starvation, and that a monthly subscription has
been set afloat for their relief.

Aladras has been less healthy during the past three
weeks. Owing to the rainy weather the prospect of the
indigo crop has been bad.

THE FUNDS.

The city is very dull as yet, owing to our being de-
prived of foreign intelligence. Consols, which left off
yesterd,y at 88a for the Account, opened at the Sane
price, and went up to £3Bii ; at present they are 881,
with little doing.
. .

Spanish 2414 ; Portuguese 58H ; Dutch 494
HALF-PAST ONE.
We still continue to the present hour without any
Foreign arrivals, owing to which there is no political news
to communicate.

A vessel has arrived at Liverpool from Lisbon, but we
do not hear she brings later information than the previous
accounts by the last packet.
We have a report this morning that there will be a
change in the French Ministry; that Broglie and Guizot
are to retire.

Consols, which were in the early part of the morning al
88i I, have receded to 888 1; little doing.
In the Foreign Market, Spanish 244 Dutch, 49k
Portuguese 561 0, Brazil 69 to 8.

THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for Account 88i I.

SEDUCTION.—On Tuesday night last, a
younger daughter of very respectable parents in this town
privately withdrew from her father's house at a very late
hour. She bad been absent about two hours when she
was missed, and on search being made, she was accidentally
met returning home from the direction of the barracks,
where she bad been in the room of a young officer of the
30th Regiment at present quartered in this town. It is
probable that the circumstance will come before a Jury' as
the father of the girl set out on Friday for Dublin to in-
stitute legal proceedings.— Galway Free Press.

SALISBURY. Considerable apprehensions
were entertained on Wednesday night, that Fishe&ton
Anger, near this city, would have been overflown, owing
to the rapid rising of the waters, occasioned by the late
heavy rains. Happily, towards morning, the waters
slowly subsided, and relieved the inhabitants from their
state of anxiety and alarm—The meadows, &e., in the
vicinity presented to view one vast sheet of water. 'Early
on Fridty morning, a tremendous storm of wind and rain
passed over this city, doing
considerable damage to the
roofs of several of the houses. The gusts of wind were
absolutely terrific, and came upon the ear with a sound
resembling loud peals of thunder.—Salisbury Journal.
The seawalls of Romney Marsh, near Dym-
church, have suffered to a great extent by the late heavy
gales. The foundation of Sandgate Castle has also be, n
laid bare, and a considerable outlay will be required to put
the Castle into a state of security.

AN AMERICAN.—During the storm that oc-
curred one night, Dr. Barstow, of Susquehanna, with his
wife and one or two children, were travelling a few miles
above Tunkhannock, in a carriage drawn by two horses.
When the storm was at the top of its fury, and while the
carriage was passing a part of the road skirted by trees, a
hemlock tree, two feet or more in diameter, fell suddenly,
and with a tremendous crash, between the horses and the
carriage, without doing further injury to either than to
break off the tongue. Had it fallen but one instant sooner,
the horses must have been killed, or had it been delayed
one instant longer, it would doubtless have crushed into
atoms every individual in the carriage !—Susquehanna
Democrat.

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, JAN. 23.—Wind S.W., squally.—Arrived the
Arab, Sparks, from Bengal—sailed 22d August. Arrived
from the River, and remain, the Colosseum, Stodart,
for China, and Boston, Wheatland, from Charleston.
The outward bound remain.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 23.—A heavy gale last night and
to-day from S.W. to W. by N.—Off port the President,
from New York.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 22,—Wind W., squally.—Arrived
off port the President, from New York.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 22.—Wind W.S.W. to W.N.W,
fresh breezes and squally.
Cow.Es, JAN. 23.—Arrived the Echo, Rhausen, from
Bottage, with damage.
GREENOCK, JAN. 21. Arrived the Providence,
3.l‘Gowan, from Quebec, dismasted.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 22.—Arrived the J. 11. Albury,
Bass, from Liverpool, Nova Scotia; and Adelaide, Mil man,
fron► Lisbon.

STANGATE CREEK, JAN. 23.—Arrived the Mtrgaret,
Famolaro, from Messina.

LONDONDERRY, JAN. 21.—Arrived the Lord Dirndls,
Scott, and Acorn, JameQ, from Riga.

NEWRY, JAN. 21.—Arrived the Hunter, Adams, from
Alicante.

MAHAN, JAN. 22.—Arrived the Guarditn, Percy,
from Sr. Andrew's, New Brunswick.

PANTRY BAY, JAN. 22.--Arrived the Dorcas, Savage
Milligan, Wilmington, and Hope, Savage, from St. Mi.
chael's.

KENMARE, JAN. 21.—Arrived the Thetis, Stewart,
from Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.

ABERDEEN, JAN. 21.—Arrived off port the Ark
wright, Birnie, from Savannah.

HUMBER, JAN. 22.—Arrived the Cane Grove, Estele,
from Wyburg.
MILFORD, JAN. 22.—The master of the Shannon
packet, of Limerick, reports having passed on the Bth inst.,
between Lundy and Caldy Hand, a wreck apparently of
about 200 tons, with her foremast gone a little below
the top, wad the hull under water ; six miles west of
Caldy, passed a boom and other wreak.
PENZANCE, JAN. 22.—A sea chest has been washed
on shore in the Bay, containing wearing apparel, &c., and
some letters addressed to " Captain W. 0. Ojen, of the
brig Nidelvin," at different parts of Ireland.

The Hebe, from St. Domingo to Liverpool, was spoken
on the 14th inst., in lat. 49. long. 16., with toss of bul.
warks, stanchions, &c.

The Rosina, Pritchard, from Chester to Cork, was
totally wrecked at the Isle of Man on the 20th inst.—the
master and one of the crew drowned.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Partridge, from the South.. Seas, has arrived off
Margate—sailed from St. Helena in December.
Arrivals at Madras—The Sir Charles Malcolm, from

Bombay, on the 20th of August ; the Magicienne, from
Calcutta, on the 18th ; the Lady M'Naghten, from Lon-
don and the Mauritius, on the 25th ; the Antoinette, from
the Mauritius, on the 27th; his Majesty's ship Melville,
from Trincomalee, on the 29th ; the Ruby, from the
Mauritius, the Protector, from London and the Cape of
Good Hope, the David Barclay, from Sunderland, and
the Lady Wilmot Horton, from Ceylon, on the 31st ; the
Drongan, from Covelong, and the Copernicus, from Cey-
lon, on the Ist of September ; the General Gascoyne,
from Calcutta, on the 2d; the Royal William, from
Gravesend, on the 41h; and the Grecian, from Colombo,
on the 6th.