The Sun.
London, England, 1834-08-19 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE, AUG. 18.
The Ramona, from Rotterdam ; Lord Strangford, from
Hamburg ; Samuel, from Guernsey; Jane, from Riga; Shan-
non, from Dublin; William Jolliffe; from Hamburg; Phosnix,
from Sonderburg ; Varna, from Archangel ; Barrington, from
St. Petersburgh ; Crown Prince Frederick, from Dram; Hot-
spur, from St. Petersburgh ; Zwelling, from Flensburg ; Hoff-
nung, from Newstadt ; New Times, from Hull ; Gratitude,
from St. Petersburgh ; Heros, from Calais ; Standard, from
St. Petersburgh ; Brothers, from Madeira ; Britannia, from
Guernsey ; Zenobia, from Calcutta, Madras, and Cape of
Good Hope ; City of Hamburg, from Hamburg.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, AUG. 18.
Union, for Calais ; Flora, for Memel ; Sir Edward Banks,
for Rotterdam ; Lord Hawkesbury, for Ostend ; Hoffnimg,
for Brake ' • John Dougan, for Cape Castle • ' Symmetry, for
Madeira ; William Jolliffe, for Hamburg ; Julia, for New-
foundland.

,vyM•Y.•CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, AUG. 18.
Sir William Curtis, for Calais ; Undine, for Amsterlam ;
Marys, for Marseilles ; Aurora, for Newfoundland ; Universe,
for Singapore ; Countess of Elgin, for Ostend ; Enterprise,
for Elsinore.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, AUG. 18.
Isabella, for Hamburg ; Emanuel, for Baltic; Copernicus,
for Memel ; Hoop, for Worcum ; Baron Holburg, for Norway;
Cholumby, for St. Petersburgh.

Council-office, Whitehall, Aug. 18.
Sir,—l am directed by the Lords of the Council to transmit
to you the enclosed extract of a letter addressed to this depart-
ment by Viscount Palmerston's desire, and I am to request
that it may be laid before the Chairman of the Committee of
Merchants at Lloyd's, for the information of those it .may
concern.-1 am, Sir, your most obedient humble servant,
C. GREVILLN.

W. Dobson, Esq., Secretary, Lloyd's.
" Extract of a letter from Sir George Shee to the Clerk of
the Council in Waiting, dated Foreign-office, Aug. 16 :
." A •clespatch has been received from the British Consul
at Teneriffe, stating that a Spanish Royal Order bad decreed
that the quarantine imposed on vessels arriving there from
Madeira and the Azores was to be discontinued.'

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Clorinda, on the 19th ult., in lat. 14., long. 26.; Wil-
liam Maitland, from Plymouth, Ist inst., lat. 35., long. 31. ;
Transit, from Quebec, Bth inst., lat. 54., long. 14. ; Isabella,
from Dublin to Quebec, 31st July, 181,-; 52., long. 30.

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EMANCIPATION FROLTC.---MT.Tholnlli a
grocer, of Spalding, had placed ON er hit shop door ou the Ist
inst., the figure of a negro in chains, painted on canvass, nearly
as large as life, in a wooden frame. On the
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some sparks for a frolic cut the picture out of tile
with strong
cords. In the morning the family found themselves imprison
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and had to solicit from the top windows a
r-by to liberate
them. The figure was supposed to be stolen, and the crier
was sent throughout the town offering two guineas reward for
information against the thief or thieves,
but a little after, the
poor negro was found mutilated in the river a few yards from
his former station.—Boston Herald.