The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-09 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THISDAY,

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, SEPT. 7 and S.—Wind N.E. fresh.—Arrived
from the River, and sailed, the Edward, Fell, for Quebec ;
and Traveller (brig) for the Westward. Remain all well
the Chapman, from Quebec, and Henry Brougham for
Newcastle.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 7 and B.—Wind N.—Arrived the
Suho steamer from Havre, with her Most Faithful Majesty
Donna Maria, who landed under a salute at this Dock-
yard at 10 a.m. ; Aurelius, Toque, from St. Jago de
Cuba ; and Fanny, from Havannah.
PLYMOUTH', SEPT. 6 and 7.—Wind E.N.E..—Arrived
the Juana, Lanegro, from Bilboa ; and Friends, Duke,
from Memel. Sailed the Coriolanuq, Cook, for Bar-
badoes ; and the Orestes transport for the Eastward.
GREENOCK, SEPT. 6.—Arrived the Parsee, Miller, from
Bombay; and Czar, Russell, from Quebec.
FALMOUTH, SEPT. 6 AND 7.—Wind N. E. to
E.N. E., fresh.—Arrived the Emma, Tilly, from London,
with lo's of an anchor and cable, and sailed on the 7th,
for the Mauritius and Bengal. The Mutine packet, from
Halifax, sailed the 18th ult. ; the Jahana, Kraeft, from
Hamburg, leaky, and bound to Teneriffe. Sailed the
Skylark packet, for the Brazils ; and the Lord Melville
packet, for Jamaica and Carthagena ; the Swallow packet,
for Halifax ; and his Majesty's ship Royalist, for Oporto
and Li‘bon, all with mails.
SCILLY, SEPT. 6,—Arrived the Merchant, Harrison,
from Nantes ; Jane, —, from Bordeaux ; and Eliza-
beth, Jeffery, from Teneriffe.

GUEANSEY, SErr, 6.-Arrived the James, Lanfeety,
From Havannah.

BRISTOL, SEPT. B.—Arrived the Ada, —, from Hon.
duras ; Speculator, —, from Antigua ; and Lavinia, Men
ries, from Jamaica.

LIVERPOOL, SErr. 7.—Arrived the Martha, Greelan,
and Ardent, Hartgrvave, from Charleston. Off port the
Laidmins, Hughes, from Jamaica.

BELFAST, SEPT. 6.—Arrived the Lavinia, Brown, from
Montreal.

WICKLOW, SEPT. 7.—Arrived the Narcissus, Park,
from Jamaica.

DUBLIN, SErr. 7.—Arrived the Sylvanus, Young, and
Shannon, Best, from Quebec ; and Prince Regent, trans-
port, Marshall, from London, with troops and artillery.
Cowes, SEPT. B.—The Hotspur, Whiahart, from Me-
tarizas ; the Eden, Smith, from Heligoland, is wrecked
on the Keeps.

The Nestor, Smith, from St. John's, New Bi unswick,
in proceeding up the river to Newport, grounded and
fell on her broadside.

The Albion, Pollard, from Memel to Halifax, put into
Shields leaky, and lower masts sprung, and must discharge.
The Earl Bathurst, Smith, from the Mauritius, has ar-
rived off Hastings, sailed 22d April.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
General steam Navigation, established by Act of Parlia

ment, No. 69, Lombard-street, London, Sept. 9.
SIR-I am desired to send you the accompanying ex.
tracts from letters received at this office this morning,
I am. Sir, your obedient servant,
CHARLES BESSELL, Secretary.
" Ramsgate, Sept. 8, 1833.
" Sir,—The General Steam Navigation Company's
packet, the Eirl of Liverpool, Captain Lomax, bound to
Ostend, put in here yesterday at 2 o'clock, all well, and
we expect will proceed to her port as soon as the weather
moderates. It was blowing very bard the whole of yester-
day. The passengers, among the most distinguished of
whom is Joseph; Hume, Esq., M. P. are fullysatisfied of the
efficiency of the Earl of Liverpool as a sea boat, and have
been pleased to acknowledge the same. The wind is more
moderate to-day. Captain Lomax expects to be able to
proceed this evening."
" The London, merchant steamer, which left London
for Rotterdam at 8 o'clock on Friday morning, after being
at sea for 24 hours, was obliged to put in here yesterday
frem distress of weather."

" The General Steam Navigation Company's Rams-
gate Packet, City of London, arrived yesterday at 20 mi-
nutes past 7."

" Calais, Sept. 8.
" The gale has been so strong here that the General
Steam Navigation Company's packet Belfast could not get
out on Thursday ; since then the weather has continued
the same, and the shallow water, being neap tides and
strong sea at the bar, has totally prevented her from
going to sea. The weather to-day being calmer, the
Captain expects starting in the evening. The Genera 1
Steam Navigation Company's packet the Lord Melville,
is also here, and we expect will start to-morrow.
" Harwich, Sept. 7.
" The General Steam Navigation Company's Mail
Packet, the William Jolliffe, which left London with the
mails for Hamburg this morning, put in here at seven
P.M., all well. The wind is blowing very strong from
the northeast, with a heavy sea."

TROOPS ORDERED TO PORTUGAL.—In
conformity with an official request from the young Queen
of Portugal, Donna MARIA, on Saturday last Govern.
ment came to the determination of sending a brigade of
3,000 men to Portugal, to be drawn from England and
Ireland. One regiment of cavalry and three regiments of
infantry will proceed from this country. Sir Hussaty
VIVIAN is daily expected in Cork to inspect the troops
under orders for foreign service.—Limerick Chronicle
of Wednesday.
BANFF.—The weather has continued to be
most unpropitious, and we are sorry to say that we cannot
give any flattering accounts of the success of the fishing in
this quarter; on the contrary, we must adhere to our
former statement, that the fishing here may be reckoned
a complete failure, and that this loss will be severe,
both as regards the fishermen and their employers. Such
a season as this has been, is not recollected, and though
when the weather permitted the boats to get to sea, the
take has been middling, yet on the whole the results
will be miserable to all concerned.—Aberdeen Observer

BIRMINGHAM POLITICAL UNION.--We
understand that the " Birmingham Union" are deter-
mined to make another bold movement; and they intend
❑ow to stand on the following measures :_Household
suffrage, triennial Parliaments, vote by ballot, and no
property qualification. --Nicholson's Commercial Ga-
zette.

His Excellency Sir BENJAMIN D'URBAN
has received a piece of plate, valued at 1,000/., from the
inhabitants of Demerara, on his removing from the
island to assume the government of the Cape of Good
Hope. Commander Sir ARTMUR FARQUHAR has also
had a similar mark of distinction conferred upon him, by
the inbdbitants of Jamaica, in testimony of his public
aervieet during the bite Insurrection.