The Sun.
London, England, 1834-11-10 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS. DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, Nov. 9.—Wind S. E. to S. moderate.—Arrived
the Harmony, Jackson, from Quebec; Mercury, Simt, from
the Mediterranean. Sailed, the outward bound. Arrived
from the river and sailed, Sir Charles M'Carthy, Sexton, for
the Cape of Good Hope ; the Waterloo,' Ada, Rucker, and
Caroline, made their numbers (M. S.) and sailed. The
Charles for Bristol, and New Grove for New South Wales,
remain. Arrived and sailed for the river, Ganymede, from
Hudson's Bay, Montreal, Chaplin, from New York. Arrived
from the river and sailed, Ocean, (Brig) for ; Rosalind,
Arrowsmith, for Honduras ; Alexander, Whitnall, for Ja-
maica ; Apollo, Milne, for Grenada.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. B.—Wind S. S. E. to E. S. E., light
and variable.—Arrived, Helles, Tweed, from Halifax ; Sten-
tor, from -Gibraltar ; Alus, Metcalf, from Quebec ; Catherine,
Penton, from Villa Nova.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. B.—Wind S.W. Yesterday at 4, A. M.
it commenced blowing a heavy gale from S. S.W., and con-
tinued till 6, P. hr., when it moderated, and shifted to N. W.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 7.—lt blew a violent gale last night from
S. to S. S.W., at day light it veered to S.W. and S. S.W.,
and continued to blow hard until noon, when it moderated.
Nov. B.—Wind W. S.W. to S. S. E., fresh breezes.—Arrived
the Opossum Packet, from the Leeward Islands—sailed from
St. Thomas's the 9th ult. ; Spey Packet, from Halifax—sailed
the 21st ult. ; Confiance steam-packet, from Lisbon—left the
2d instant ; Hesperia, Hicks, from Denia ; and Alexander,
Pike, from Palermo.
S rANGATE CREEK, Nov. B.—Arrived the Shark, Smith,
Mary Anne, Winter, and Constitution, Busby, from Smyrna ;
Swallow, George, from Vostizza ; Harmony, Brown, from
Palermo ; Susan and Ann, Brown, from Gibraltar; Good In-
tent, Wiseman, from Mogadore ; and Elizabeth, Huntley,
from Africa.
MARGATE, Nov. 9.—Arrived the Lady Ann, Hipplivate,
from Pugwash.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. B.—Arrived the Sophia, from Palermo ;
Hopewell, from Odessa ; Caledonia, from Virginia—sailed on
the 21st ult. ; and Sir Howard Douglas, from Africa. Tele-
graph-office.—Vessels put back—The Havannah Packet, for
Africa, sailed on the 29th ult., in want of an anchor and cable ;
and Eliza Johnston, for Pernambuco, sailed on the 29th ult.
Arrived yesterday (the 7th) the Brothers, from Oporto ;
Plym, from Lisbon ; and Active, from Jersey.
ABERDEEN, Nov. 7.—lt is blowing a heavy gale from
E. S. E., and there is every appearance of a bad night.
BLYTII, Nov. s.—The Lircneto, Vecklston, from Hull to
Newcastle, having sprung a leak, has been run on Cresswell's

Sands.
HULL, Nov. B.—The Primrose, Massen, from London to
this port, ran on shore, near Mablethorpe, yesterday morning,
but is expected to be got off after discharging. Strong gales
for the last 36 hours from S. and S. W.—P. M. More moderate.
NEWRY, Nov. 7.—lt blew a strong gale last night from the
E., and continues to-day from S.W.
KILRUSH, Nov. 6.—The Speculator, Jackson, bound to
London, was sunk here last night during a heavy squall, but is
expected to be got off again without any material damage.

Extract of a letter from Elsinore, dated Nov. 13, 1834 :

" Gentlemen,—The Henry and Caroline, Coates, from St.
Petersburgh to London, with a cargo of tallow, oakum, &c.,
was totally destroyed by fire on the 28th ult., off Steven's
Head.
" The crew saved by the boat of the brig Howe' of Revel,
and arrived here. We experienced last night a heavy gale
from the N. W., during which the barque Don, of Newcastle,
Capt. Morton, had the windlass upset, but we had not heard
of any other material damage being done to the shipping in
our Roads.
" A large fleet of downward-bound ships is at present col-
lected in these Roads, the vessels which sailed from hence
eight days ago having been compelled to put back, after en-
countering heavy gales.
The Prussian brig Emanuel, of Stettin, F. C. Radman,
from Dantzic to London, with timber, has come into this
harbour in a leaky state, after being on shore at Lessol, and
will have to discharge, and repair.
" The Prussian ship Die Ostree, of Dantzic, P. B. Haase,
from Dantzic to Brest, foundered off Dajjubank on the 23d
ult. Crew saved by the Milton, of Hull, and arrived here.
Wind N. W., blowing strong. Two mails due.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE
CUSTOM-HOUSE, Nov. 8.

Rebel, Collings, from Denia; Alkmaar, Heath, from Rot-
terdam ; Fancy, Titchiner, Fara ; Enterprize, Jackson, Hull ;
Cherub, Blake, Oporto; Collingwood, Swan, Charente ;
Emma, Mitchell, Guernsey; Ellen, Goodwin, Zabia ; Sym-
metry, Dare, Bordeaux ; Clarence, Blain, Van Diemen's
Land ; Brothers, Lewis, Rouen ; Swallow, Philps, Messina
and Palermo.

ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, Nov. 1.

Vegesack, Balleher, for Bremen ; Oherlin, Stow, Charles-
ton ; Alexander, Loesurtz, Stettin ; Black River Packet,
Wright, Malta ; Belfast, Middleton, Calais.

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, Nov. 8.

Britannia, Sexton, for Jamaica ; Brightman, Nockells, Ja-
maica; Clarendon, Fisher, Jamaica ; Frederick Louisa, Voltz,
Stettin; Fanny, Sackett, Malta ; Batavier, Dunlop, Rotter-
dam ; Cato, Ritchie, Bahia ; Belfast, Middleton, Calais ;
Julie, Preager, Calais ; Falcon, Burnell, Cape of Good Hope ;
Margaret Richardson, Reid, Hamburg ; Harriet, 'Waxier, Os-
tend ; Union, de Jonge, Ostend; Shepherd, Case, Tobago ;
St. Niel, Trediman, Elsinore and Petersburg ; Salus, Crack-
may, Constantinople • Desire, Smith, San Lucar and Seville ;
New Thomas, Cntehfield, Vera Cruz ; Jane, Cocks, Genoa
and Leghorn.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, Nov. 8.
True Marion, Knudson, for Norway ; Anna Maria, Jaiel,
Copenhagen ; Haabet, Clemmansen, Baltic.