The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-11 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, Nov. 10.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the William
and Ann, Patteson, and Caroline, from Quebec; Post
Boy, Prouse, from Xavia ; and George 111. from London
for Jamaica remains.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 9 AND 10. —Wind S. S. W.
squally.—Arrived off port the Sovereign, Kearney, from
New York, sailed 22d ult. ; Mount Stuart Elphinstone,
Richardson, from London for the Cape of Good Hope and
Bengal ; the William Lusbington, Sugrove, from London,
foremast badly sprung, and had come into harbour for a
new one, bound to St. Kitts ; the Mercy, Blagly, from
London for Barbadoes. His Majesty's ships Etna and
Raven, for the coast of Africa, dropped down to St.
Helen's Roads, his Majesty's ships Jupiter and Sylvia
transports, came into harbour.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 9.—Wind variable.—Arrived the
Mary Ann. Dugdale, from Mont Serrat.
FALMOUTH, 8 AND 9.—Wind N.W. to W., light
breezes.—Arrived the Confiance steam-packet from Lis-
bon, sailed the 3d inst. and Oporto the 4th. Sailed the
Goldfinch, for Brazils, and Pantaloon, for Jamaica and
Carthagena ; Renalda packet for Halifax; and Colombia
steam-packet for Oporto and Lisbon.
Cowxs, Nov. 10.—Arrived the Joseph Fenton, Hen-
derson, from Rio Janeiro ; and Ellen, Conydon, from
Matanz is.

SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 10.—Arrived the Essay, Crop-
lan, from Archangel.
DARTMOUTH, Nov. 9.—Arrived the Hebe, Fursman,
from Teneriffe.

..latasnr, Nov. B.—Arrived the Seneca Vanlur, Gaspe ;
and Two Friends, Le Gros, from Newfoundland.
CRONSTADT, OCT. 24.—An apparently British built
brig, of about 200 tons, was seen abandoned the 16th
instant, off Nukmarino Shoal, Dugerore, but whether
inward or outward-bound not known.

WARREN POINT, Nov 7.—The Granhow, Aiken,
from New Brunswick to Newry, was got off the shore
yesterday evening, it is apprehended without any serious
damage, as she lay on a sand bank.
PETERHEAD, Nov. S.—A schooner, supposed to be the
Friends, of Wisbeacb, was lost in the Roads this morning.
YARMOUTH, Nov. 10.—Two vessels, supposed the
William Branot and Favourite, were coaling into these
Roads this morning. The former is reported to have
struck on Ceston Sand—four boats have gone off to her.

LivEuroor., Nov. 9.—Arrived the Amity, Suttie,
from Richehucto. Off port the Chri.tina, Hogarth, from
Demerara ; Arab. Low, from Havanna ; Victoria, Ma-
riott, from New York ; Ellen, Jenkinson, from Lisbon;
and Hindoo, from Bengal.

GREENOCK, Nov. S.—Arrived the Bee, Baxter, from
Quebec.

WHITSTABLE, Nov. 9.—A vessel, supposed a schooner,
is sunk in five fathoms water; the mainmast is standing,
with mainsail set ; the yore light bearing W.S.W., and
the Blacktail beacon E. by N.

The Two Sisters, Thamas, from Rio Janeiro to Rotter-
dam, is totally lost on the Hindred—crew saved.
The Cleman, Tartaro, from Odessa to Amsterdam is
totally lost in the Rindu—erew saved.
The Arid, Baxter, of Sunderland, is sunk, near Flush-
ing—only one man saved.
The Mactin, Aire, from Hastings to Newcastle, is on
shore at the Texel—crew saved.

The Romulus, B:►ker, from Stockton to Rotterdam, is
on shore in the island of Vodina and bilged—crew saved.
The Lizard, Bigg, from Sunderland to Briella is lost
off Goree Harbour—crew saved.

The Zephyr, Cox, from Riga to Bridport is on shore in
Shalbock and upset—crew saved.
The Cornelia, GI ooth, from Leith, to Dordrecht, is
on shore at Katwyk—one of the crew drowned.
The Gratin Plater, Larnzut, from Rio Janeiro to
Hamburgh, is on shore at Nord wyk—crew saved.
The Browver, Musch, from Newcastle to Amsterdam,
is on shore at Vlieland—crew saved.

The Matilda, Jackson, from Newfoundland to London-
derry, is on shore in the Sound of Sands, and will be
wrecked.

The Charlotte, from Ireland to Landon, got upon the
Middle sand about noon today, but floated with the tide
without assistance, making much water.
The Neptune, Lawson, bound to London, has been
supplied with an anchor and cable.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE 0' CL 0 CK.

We have a number of foreign arrivals this morning,
both from the Continent and the Peninsula. The accounts
by the Hamburg mail from the north, state that in
Russia the harvest, in many parts of the empire, has
failed. From Brussels they write that the King will
ope❑ the Chambers on the 12th inst. From Antwerp
they state that the Dutch are preparing to remove their
head-quarters from Tilburg to Bois.le.due. The Aix.la-
Chapelle paper announces that the Prussian and Austrian
Ambassadors to the Court of Brussels have arrived there.
The Dutch mail brings information of a pacific nature.
The accounts from Paris by the mail this morning state
that the Government have been informed for these two
days past, that another movement since that of the 27th
ulr. took place at Madrid on the 30th. It is stated
that a great number of the inhabitants of Madrid, joined
by the troops of the garrison, assembled on the Place of
the Palais, demanding, with loud cries, the head of Zea.