The Sun.
London, England, 1833-04-12 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, APRIL I I —Wind W S.W. strong and squally.
—Arrived the Eliza, Gillen, from G-anada ; Charles
Grant, Manderson, from China., and sailed for the River.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 11.—Wind W.N.W. +trong gale:
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 10.—Wind S.W.—Arrived off
port the Civeretta, Gilmore, from Trinidad.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 10.—Wind W. to W.S.W. strong
bre z-s and squally.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Savage,
from Lisbon—sailed on the 2,1 ins %, and was off Oporto
on the 4th ; and Brazilian, Galloway, from Peru imbue°.
DOVER, APRIL 11.—Arrived off port the Madeline,
Coilan, from Sing iFore—sailed Dec. 21., and from St.
Helena on the Ist ult.

PENZANCE, APRIL 10.--Arrived off port the Co-
lumida, Ware, from Mauritiu..
BRISTOL, Aentr, I I.—Arrived the Eliza, Keen, from
Teneriffe ; and the Ann Willi tris, Quick, from Messina.
LIvERrooL, APRIL DI —Arrived the Nimrod, Barrett,
from Newfoundland ; the Sarah Maria, Joh, from Smyrna;
the Cheval, Woodcock, from St. Michael's ; the
Albion, Smith, from Tarragona ; the Higgiuson, Gilles-
pv, from Barbarities ; the Menticello, Lawson ; the Sap-
phire, Grass; the Republic, Cotten ; the Grand Turk,
Madigan ; the Essex, Vaughan; and the Superb. Watts,
front New Orleans ; the Uls'er, Mackie, from Mobile ;
:he Russia, from Cork ; the Naperuna, Anderson, from
Charleston ; the Aurora, Forsyth, from S ivannah ; and
the CISCO, Cho ite, from New York. Off port the Annie,
from D,merara ; the A,erto, from Jamaica ; and the Ja-
maica, Shaw, from New Orleans.
GREENOCK, APRIL 9.—Arrived the Jamaica, Hynd-
man, from J itnaica ; and the Harmony, M'Donald, from
Rarhaloes.

LONDONDERRY, APRIL 9. —ArrivA the Palmer, Mar.
1.11411, from New York; and tha Sophia, Bhkr, from
London.

DUBLIN, APRIL 10.—Arrived the Strathalla, Butley,
from

WATERFORD, APRIL 9.—Arrived the Carmarthen,
from Newfoundland.
CORK, APRIL 9.—Arrived the Emerald, Masters, from
St. Ji)il rep, N. B.
II um.,APAIL 10.—Arrived the Oielr, Holmstrom, from
Lisbon; and the Mentor, Myers, Iron, Memel.

The Mire°, Bazares, from Batay.a, haw been detained
at St. Helena.

Arrived at St. Helena the Margaret Ann, Webb, and
Hesse, from Bengal; Margaret, Roper, and Robert,
Quayle, from Bombay ; Hebes Currie, Sir Charles Forbes,
Leslie, and Australia, Lohten, from Singapore ; Sarah
Stephens Seychilles, and Juno, Lingstarho, from Batavia;
and Miranda, from Mauritius.

The Heichinton, from Jamaica to Liverpool, is lost on
the Pedro Shoal, near Jamaica—crew saved.

The Maria, Rocks, from Youghal, is sunk in the
Avon.

The Marshal Ney, from New Orleans to Havre, is lost
on one of the Florida reefs.

TIIE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, T IVEL VE O'CLOCK.

A Lisbon mail has arrived this morning, brought by
the Savage, which sailed on the 2d instant, and was off
Oporto on the 4th. As yet we do not hear• that she has
brought any letters from Oporto. We have see❑ the
Lisbon papers of the Ist instant, which do not communi-
cate any news of consequence. Don Miguel and his sisters
were still at Braga. On the 28th ult. a French frigate
had arrived at Lisbon.

Singapore papers to the 21st Decemh-r, and New Bruns-
wick to the 3 i March, hive been received at the North
and South American Coffee-house.

The Singapore paper contains an important and disas-
trols account of the Dutch expedition to Siac to the fol-
lowing purport:—" Since writing the article in our last
week's number, under the head ' Intelligence of much
Importance from Siac,' relative to the Dutch expedition,
the intelligence was of such a nature, and alluded to such
disastrous occurrences, that on being made acquainted
with it we deemed it necessary to make inquiries. A
person states, that previous to his leaving Siac a confiden-
tial person arrived there from Alenangkabu, who informed
the R 'jab that the Dutch troops had been cut off to a man
by an immense body of natives, who slaughtered them.
The number of victims are said to be 3 000 men. This
was owing to the Dutch preventing coffee going through
their territory, and levying heavy contributions."
(From the New Brunswick Papers.)

A letter from Fredereton states that the English
mail arrived yesterday, and we have it reported that an
answer hss been received to the address of the House of
Assembly of the Sth of March last, on the subject of the
Crown Revenues, Civil List, &c., and that the answer is
unfavourable. I expect it will he communicated to the
House this day.
The Dutch mail has arrived. It brings the Dutch
Funds rather lower. We do not hear of any news of
importance.
. .

Letters have been received this morning from Constan-
tinople of the 20th tilt., which state that the greatest cor-
diality prevails there between the Foreign Atnbassadors.
Irtrahitn Pacha had not advanced, and was wai,ing in-
structions from his father. The Russian Ambassador had
despatched a steamer to Odessa with orders to stop the
march of the Russians.
The Lisbon letters say that a French squadron has ar-
rived in the Tagus.