The Sun.
London, England, 1834-10-20 00:00:00

The New Prospect, Knox, for Savannah, is on shore near
the Leasowe Light House—crew saved.
The Eliza, Davison, from Boston to Leeds, was driven on
shore inside the Spur; cargo landed, with damage.
The Atlantic, Paverton, from Seaham to London, put into
Aldborough on the 19th inst., having lost her anchor. Her
windlass has been repaired, and she proceeded.
The Hope, from Glasgow to Newry, has put in here, with
her pumps choked and cargo partly damaged.
The Janet, Bruce, put in here very leaky, and with loss of
main sails, ece.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCT. 18,

Sovereign, Warner, from Guernsey ; Waterwitch, Steny,
Denia ; British Queen, Miller, Quebec.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, OCT.IB.

Harlequin, Corbin, for Calais ; Galatea, Henderson, Tri-
nidad and Barbadoes ; George the Fourth, Waugh, Madras,
Calcutta, and Canton ; New James, Ormond, Cape Coast
Castle; Hermerun, Leslie, New York; Fogg, Bayley, St.
Michael's ; Harriet, Marier, Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent ;
Hellespont, Longridge, Constantinople ; Florville, Mitchell,
Valparaiso ; Retrench, Turney, Barbadoes.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGOES, OCT. 18.

Ann Petley,✓ Sinclair, for Lisbon ; Harlequin, Corbin,
Calais; Union, Hedde, Calais; Batavier, Dunlop, Rotter-
dam ; Prince of Waterloo, Page, Ostend ; Union, De Jonge,
Ostend ; Hanna, Collerman, Randers ; Enterprise, Thomas,
Oporto ; Providence, Stone, Guernsey and Jersey ; Neptune,
Simmons, Berton ; Gleaner, Duckels, Amsterdam ; Jane
Lockhart, Colford, Dominica ; German, Arnold, Hamburg.

CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, OCT. 18,

William Nazeby, for Medemblick ; Defiance, Bahr, Bor•
deaux ; New Grove, Brown, Van Diemen's Land.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

The Ardgowan, of Piketown, the 22d ult. off Cape Ray;
the Ford, Palmer, for Quebec, and George Lockwood, Liver-
pool to Quebec, off ditto ; the Adelaide, of Llanelly, for New-
foundland, the 30th, in lat. 37., long. 43., by the Mary, ar-
rived at Liverpool.
The Isabella, Belfast to Quebec, the 16th, out 18 days, by
the Druid, arrived off Margate.
The Orion, of Dundee, for Bahia, the 12th inst. in lat.
48., long. 8., by the Eliza, arrived at Ramsgate.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Our arrivals this morning are two French mails, one
Ostend, and one Hamburg ; one Lisbon, by the Scorpion,
of the sth of October, which is not of so late a date as the
letters and papers received by the Royal Tar of the 12th
inst. ; a Halifax mail, by the Lady Pelham, sailed on the
Ist of October.

Halifax papers to the 30th of September, Prince Ed-
ward Island to the 24th September, Bombay papers to the
12th of June, with New Brunswick papers have been re-
ceived at the North and South American Coffee-house.
(From the Halifax Papers of the 29th of September.)
The New Brunswick papers state the appointment of
the Honourable Ward Chipman to the situation of Chief
Justice of the province of New Orleans, vacant by the death
of Judge Saunders.
HEALTH OF THE TOWN.— We feel no uncommon de-
gree of pleasure at offering our fellow townsmen our hearty
congratulations upon the great improvement which has
taken place in the health of the town.
The harvest is proceeding rapidly, with an abundant crop,
and a great deal has already been secured.
(From the Bombay Papers.)
The Right Honourable the Governor and suite left on
Friday evening for Poonah, at which place his Lordship
arrived on Sunday morning.
We regret to state that on Sunday morning the cholera
broke out in Fort St. George Barracks.
The report of the murder of Major Passmore, and other
British officers, lately attached to the suite of Abbas Mirza,
has reached Calcutta, but it is not generally believed.
The Prince Edward Island papers and the New Bruns-
wick are void of the least interest. They are chiefly filled
with West India information of old dates.

The express from Paris this morning is not of much im-
portance. It does not bring any official dispatches from
Bayonne relating to the war in Spain, or any later dates
from Madrid than previously received, of the 9th instant ;
but according to the French Ministerial papers we are in-
formed by information from Bayonne of the 9th instant,
that General Lorenzo has been appointed Commander-in-
Chief (per interim) of the Spanish army of the North,
and that order prevailed in all the corps of the Queen's
troops.
It is stated from Madrid that no satisfactory offer has
as yet been made for the Spanish Loan.
The information by the Royal Tar, from Lisbon, of the
12th inst., is of a very satisfactory nature. It appears the
young Queen is following the same system of reform as
lief fttther commenced previous to his death. 100,0001.
has arrived by the above vessel as a provision for the Por-
tuguese dividends, and a great quantity of paper money
was to be burnt at Oporto and Lisbon. Saldanha has been
deprived of his office as Chief of the General Staff. This
will cause jealousy and intrigues in the Cabinet.