The Sun.
London, England, 1833-02-02 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, FiCB. I.—Wind N.N.E., moderate.—Sailed his
Majesty's ships Castor and Satellite, and the French frigate
L'Ariane, on a cruise to the westward. Remain his Ma-
jesty's ships Donegal, Talavera, Malabar, and Emerald
tender, and the Syren, French frigate. Arrived the
Julian, Smith, from Virginia.
PotasmouTts, FEB. I.—Wind N.W.—Arrived off
port the Frederick, Backhouse, fretn Charente.
PLYMOUTH, JAN 31.—Arrived the New Times, Pratt,
from Corfu. Off port the Prince Regent, Buckman, from
St Michael's. Sailed his Majesty's ship Vernon, for the
West Indies.

FALMOUTH, JAN. 31.—Wind S. to N.W., strong
breezes and squally.--Arrived the She!drake packet, from
Vera Cruz—sailed the 19th December, and from Havannah
the let ult. Also arrived the Eliza, Walker, from Ma-
ier° ; and Cordelia, Dotile, from Seville.

STANDG ATE CREEK, FEs. I.—Arrived the Lady
Myherfield, from Marseilles ; Jack-o'Lanthorn, Thornton,
from Delia; Hope, Ours, from Salon ; and the Sisters,
Royal, from Tarragona.

COWES, FEB. I.—Arrived the Atlas, Jorgenson, from
Matanzas—detained by his Majesty's ship Badger.
BRISTOL, FEB. I.—Arrived the Brand, from St.
Michael's; and Good Hope, Skinner, from Naples.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 31.—Arrived the Ageular, Board-
man, from New Orleans ; and Ceres, Fryer, from Mar-
seilles. Off port the Emerald, Johnson, from Philadelphia.
GREENOCK, JAN. SO.-Arrived the Little Catherine,
Wells, from Newfoundland; the Gipsey, Harvey, from
Bideford to St. Michael's, put into Penzance, leaky and
ballast shifted.

DUBLIN, JAN. Sl.—Arrived the Seahorse, Roberto,
From St. Andrew's,

SCILLY, JAN. i9.—The cargo of the Providence is
discharging in good condition, and it is expected the re-
pairs of the vessel will be completed in about three weeks.

The Co.sark, Armstrong, from London to Shields, was
driven on shore on Flarnborough Head, 31st ult. Crew
saved.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Elizabeth, from Singapore, has arrived off Dover ;
sailed the 4th of September, from St. Helena the 4th of
December ; passed Anjeer the 30th of September.
The Joanna, from Bengal, has arrived at Liverpool ;
sailed the 2d of September, from Sangor the 9th, and
from St. Helena the Sth of December.

The Memnon, from Bengal, has arrived at Liverpool ;
sailed the 26th of August.
The Princess Victoria, from Bengal, has arrived at
Liverpool.

The Frances, from the Mauritius, has arrived off
Dover ; sailed the 4th of November, and from St. Helena
the 10th of December.

The Eliza, from Sumatra, has arrived in the Downs ;
sailed the 29th of September, and from St. Helena the
2d of December.

The Severn, from Singapore, has arrived at Cowe, ;
sailed the 27th of July, from the Cape the 17th of Nov.,
from St. Helena the 29th of November, from Ascension
the 4th of December; passed Anjeer the 7th of September.
The Staffa, from Singapore, has arrived at Stangate
Creek ; sailed the 25th of July, from Batavia the24tb of
August, from the Cape the of October, from St. He-
lena the Bth of November, and from Gibraltar the ---.
Arrivals at the Cape. Table Bay.—The Diana, from
Batavia, the 27th October ; the Severn, from Singapore,
and the Richard Bell, from Newcastle, the 28th. Simon',
Bay.—The Fanny, from London, the 25th ; the Mary,
from the Mauritius, the Ist November ; the Anne and
Amelia, from Portsmouth, the 6th ; the Earl Bathurst,
from Algoa Bay, the 6th; and the Lady Hayes, from Cal-
cutta, the 10th.

Departures from the Cape. Table Bay.—The Glenal-
von, for the Mauritius, the Ist October ; the Maria, for
London, the 26th ; the Britannia and James Pattison, for
C ilcutta ; the Prince George, the 23th, and the Lady
Nugent, the 29th, for Bombay ; the Cornwallis, the 4th
November, for Swan River ; the Leslie Ogilvie, for
Simon's Bay, and the Anne and Amelia, for Bengal, the
Bth. Simon's Bay.—His Majesty's ship Iris, for the
Mauritius, the 4th November.

Arrivals at Singapore.—His Majesty's ship Magicienne,
from Malacca, the 25th August ; the Troughton, from
Penang, the 27th ; the Falcon, from Bengal, the 29th ;
am! the Neptune, from Glasgow, the 3d September.
Departures from Singapore.—The Elizabeth, the Mer-
maid, and the Sylph, the 24th August ; the Asia, the
George the Fourth, and his Majesty's ship Curacoa, the
25th, the Earl of Clare, the 26th, and the Troughton,
the 28th, for China ; his Majesty's ship Magicienne, for
Batavia, the 29th ; and the Gilmore, fur London, the 30th.
Arrival at Anj,,er.—The Emma, from Liverpool, the
27th September, and sailed for Manilla.

Departures from Anjeer.—The ElizAbeth, for Batavia,
;he 21st September ; and the Cassiopeia, fur Singapore,
tie 23d.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK
The only arrival of consequence this morning is a
Mexican mail by the Sheldrake, sailed from Vera Cruz
on the 19th December, and from Havannah the Ist Jan.
By the above conveyance Vera Cruz Papers to the 19th
December have been received at the North and South
American Coffee-house, in which it is stated that an extra
ordinary courier had arrived there with the intelligence
that the Liberating army entered the city of Puebla, on
the 12th instant, preceded by the Constitutional Pre-
sident of the Republic and the General•in-Chief.
THE FUNDS.

It appears by the accounts from Madrid that Sir Strat—
ford Canning's mission to the Court of Spain has failed,
in respect to gaining over his Spanish Majesty to acknow-
ledge the young Queen of Portugal. In what light this
refusal will be viewed by the French and English Govern.
meats remains to be seen. We should not be surprised to
hear of the French assembling an army on the Pyrenees
again.

Consols opened at the same price they left off yesterday,
88i to t
y, with nothing doing as yet.
HALF-PAST ONE.
To the present time we have no other political informa-
tion than the state of affiirs of the republic of Mexico,
which, according to the private letters from that quarter,
appears to have terminated in the reinstatement of Pe-
dratia as President.

The Funds are in an inanimate state, and have been
during the whole of the tnorning at 88i 4, with little or
nothing doing.

In the Foreign Market there is more animation, owing
to the favourable account 4 by the Mexican mail. Mexican
stock has improved to 30 31. Dutch may be quoted much
the same as yesterday, 45a

THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for the Account, 88i -4.