The Sun.
London, England, 1833-02-04 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, FEB. 2 •ND 3, blowing strong all day from N. W.—
Arrived the Rosalind, of London, from Honduras; his Ma.
jesty's ships Castor, Conway, and Satellite, remain with the
combined squadron. Arrived from the river the Augustus
Czvsar, Leigh, bound for Jamaica. Remains the Arab, Bargue,
for India. The Two Brothers, for Madeira, put back, and passed
(it is supposed) for Margate Roads. Two brigs lost anchors
near the Douris ; one proceeded to Ramsgate, the other to Mar-
gate Roads. Five, P.M.—Wind N. W. and W.N. W., moderate.
PORTSMOUTH, FEB. '2 AND 3.—Wind W.N.W., strong
gale.—Arrived the Hankinson, from Port-au-Prince. Arrived
from the river the Herefordshire, Thames, and the Warren
Hastings, for China:
PLYMOUTH, FEB. 'J.—Wind W.—Put back his Majes-
ty's ships Comus and Pantaloon. The Fluminense, Corvao,
from Oporto, was blown off the coast the 11th ult., and lost
anchors and cables, and had seven killed, while landing the
troops, by the firing from the batteries.
COWES, FEB. 3.—Arrived the Buckinghamshire, Shea,
and the Charles Kerr, Brodice, from London, bound to
Bombay.

TORBAY, FED. 2.—Arrived the Kellie Castle, from Lon•
don, for Bengal.

MARGATE, FEB. a—Arrived the Elizabeth, from Born-
bay. Off port the Emerald. Shoryan, from Demerara. The
Abeona, Hart, from Newry, lost her anchors and cables.

FALMOUTH, FEE. W.S. W. to W.N.W. ,
strong gales and squally.—Arrived the Hermes steam packet,
from the Mediteranean, left Malta 12th ult., Gibraltar 22d, and
Cadiz 23d, and Maria del Carmen, Guistoppe, from Messina.
STANDGATE CREEK, Fee, a—Arrived the Reward,
Goss, fro►t Malta ; and Superb, Barter from Malaga; Achilles,
Weatherby, from Oddessa; Adventure, Spyer, from Messina.

The Guilleame, Minn, from Villanova to Ostend, Wltf
on shore near the latter port th ult., and it was feared
would be wrecked—cargo discharging.
The Mary, Reed, from Dublin to Whitehaven, was run
down 26th ult.—crew saved.
The Logan, Bunker, from Savannah to Liverpool, was
abandoned in lat. 33. long. 16, being on fire by lightning.
The Mountaineer, Jackson, from Quebee to Chatham, was
totally wrecked near Cape Chat, previous to the 27th Dec.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Montreal papers to the 3d of January, and Quebec to
the 1 tof January, have been received at the North and
South American Coffee-house.

His Excellency's answer to the address of Friday last :

" Gentlemen,—The Journals of the House of Assembly fur-
nish abundant proofs of my desire to comply with the wishes
of the House of Assembly, by communicating such informa.
tion as it may see fit, from time to time, to request of the Ex-
ecutive Government. Upon the present occasion, however,
I find it necessary to desire that the House may be informed
that it is my duty to uphold the dignity of the high office in
this colony, which his Majesty has been graciously pleased to
confide to my charge ; and that, considering a compliance with
the prayer of the address which has just been presented to me,
to be incompatible with that object, I cannot consent to inform
the House whether I have, since the last Session of the Pro-
vincial Parliament, recommended any increase in the number
of the Legislative Council."