The Sun.
London, England, 1833-04-22 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, APRIL, 21. —Wind eagteriy.--Arrived the
Hatnpton, from Jamaica ; and the Trident, Douglas, from
Laguira. The outward hound have sailed.

PORTSMOUTH, Apart. 20 AND 21.—Wind S. to
S.S.E.—Arrived the Lady Kennaway, 14Ioncrief, from
London, and sailed on the 21st for Madras and Bengal.
Sailed on the 20th, his Majesty's NilipS Scout and Con-
way, for the Downs; the L-idy MaNaughton, Faith, for
Madras ; and the Dorsetshire, Carrick, for Bengal.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 19 AND 20.—Wind variable, light
fresh breezes.—Arrived the Renalda packet, from Rio
Janiero, sailed on the 17th of February; the Thais
packet, from Vera Cruz, sailed on the 27th of February,
and Havannah on the 13th ult. The Flamer steam-picke•,
from the Medeteranean, left Patras on the Ist, Malta on
the sth, Gibralter on the 13th, and Cadiz on the 14C,
instant. Off port the Fancy, Snell, from St. Michael's ;
the Souhwack, Coombe, from Madras. Sailed, on the
19,h, the Staumer packet, for St. Domingo, Mexico, and
Havannah ; the Emulous packet, for the Leeward Islands ;
his Majesty's ship Serpent, for Lisbon, with mails. His
Majesty's ship Speedy arrived on the 19th from Ports.
mouth, and sailed again on her return. The Renal,lo
packet, from Rio, has on boari 100,000 dollars on
freight; and the Thais packet, from Vera Cruz, 700,080.
Tile Renard packet, from Falmouth, was spoken with off
Vera Cruz, on the 27th of February.
LIVERPOOL, Arum 20.—Arrived yesterday, the Con-
gress, from New Orleans ; the Pocahontas, from Balti.
more ; the Flora, from Cadiz and Dublin ; and the Hel-
vellyn, from Buenos Ayres (sailed the 19th of January).
Ariived to-day, the Asia, from Bombay ; the Mary Anne
Webb, from Calcutta ; the Collingwood, from the Mau. '
tidos ; the Ladimans, from Jamaica (sailed the 13th ult.)
the Dyson, from London ; the Tagus, from Lisbon ; the
Miry, from Jamaica; the Apparancer, from Gotten-
burgh ; and the Camilla, from Cephalonia.
GREENOCK, APRIL 18.—Arrived the Buckingham,
Man, from Trinidad.

DOVER, APRIL 21.—Arrived the Mosewv ; Morris
Willem, Stanhope, front Matanzas.
DARTMOUTH, APRIL 21 . —Off Port—Southwark,
Combe, from Malta., sailed Nov. 1 1 ; Cape of Good
Hope, June IS.

JERSEY, APRIL IS.—Arrived the Jane, Savage, from
&his.

GUERNSEY, APRIL 18.—Arrived the Patriotic, Neil-
son, from Tarrogona.

HARWICH, Aram 20.—Arrived the Eagle, Todd, from
the Clyde, put into Harwich with troops.

The Frederick, Backhouse, from Sunderland to Oporto,
put into Torbay, leaky.
The Duch ship Cornelia, Richart, from Batavia, has ar-
rived at Ferrol, and the Eliza, Jansen, from Batavia, at
Corunna.

The Southwark arrived off Dartmouth, spoke with the
Duke of York, from Falmouth to Mexico, 1. 26. 1. 38.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK
A Malta mail has arrived, sailed on sth April ; from
Gibraltar, 13th April ; from Cadiz, 14th April.
Also mails from Rio Janeiro, sailed 17th February ;
from Bahia 19th January.
Arrived a Mexican mail; sailed from Vera Cruz, ,27th
February, and from Havannah, 13th March.

The Packet Thuis has brought a freight of 756,000
dollars.
POSTED AT THE NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE.

HOUSE.

Extract of a letter from Buenos Ayres, dated Jan. 19 :

" The Buenos Ayres schooner of war, Sarandi, from
the Falkland Islands, having on hoard the garrison of the
said islands, which had been sent from thence, arrived at
this port on the 15th, and brings intelligence, that on the
3,1, his Majesty's ship Clio lisd taken sovereign possessio❑
of them in the name of his Britannic Majesty. This oc-
r•urrence has caused a great deal of excitement in Buenos
Ayres. The naives declare it to be a more vile proceeding
than that of the American corvette Lexinpion, because they
looked upon Great Britain as their kind and sincere friend,
and as a protector rather than a destroyer. Some of the
naives, who are acquainted with English politics, say that
the act was worthy of the Whig Administra ion, and
that the Tories would have had too much dignity and
honour to have lent themselves to such a transaction.
Ochers advise retaliation, and that the treaty with England
be annulled. The Americans here chuckle a great deal
at it, because it has shiffed all the odium from their
shoulders to those of John Bud. Business is a little
bitter; Exclornce upon Englan 7 1. per paper dollar ;
doubloons 115 paper dollar each."
The accounts from Frankfurt state that the environs
present entrely a m laary aspect, and travellers on their
arrival there imagine that the town is in a state of blockade.
The Senate has published a proclamation to the inhabi-
tants, stating that the sanguinary events of the 3,1 has de-
termined the German Diet to occupy that town by a mills
tary force, in order to prevent any further commotions.
Accounts from Boulogne state, that reinforcements are
still shipping for the army of Dun Pedro.
The only information of consequence we have this
morning is from the East, and we find, that after the va-
rious intrigues resorted to by the French Ambassador, as
well as the. Russian, with the Porte, the latter has con-
sented to treat with the Viceroy of Elypt on the terms
he proposes. This may he a ruse de guerre on the part
of the Porte, to gain time fur the Russians to arrive in
the capital, as well as to prevent any serious insurrection
in the capital.
The intelligence from the Brazils is favourable, all was
tranquil there. kxchange
Front Mexico it is of the same tendency, and more
shipments of specie are to be forwarded to England from
Buenos Ayres. They are much displeased at our Go-
vernment taking possession of the Faulkland Islands.
Jamaica papers to the 9th of March have been received
at the North and South American Coffee-house :—From the
Jamaica paper of the Bth of March :—More smashing by
the Governor, but it trill not do, as public opinion in
Jamaica is not to be curbed while it directs the govern-
ment of the mother country. Lord Mulgrave must adopt
some new scheme to counteract his lieges, or we are afraid
his Wing masters will very soon be tired of the complaints
which will reach them from every corner of Jamaica.

Dismissal of Anthony Whitelock, El., from the com-
mission of the peace in Westmoreland.
" Sir,—His Excellency, the Governor, having observed
your name signed, as chairman of the meeting, to certain
resolutions. purporting to have been adopted at the late
meeting of an assoc,ation, styling itself The Colonial
Church Union of Savanna La Mer,' by which the members
pledge themselves to adhere to resolutions adopted at a
former meet.ng. lam directed by his Excellency to in-
form you that he feels it impossible to allow you to bold
any longer the office of magistrate."