The Sun.
London, England, 1835-08-06 00:00:00

SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, Aunusx s.—Wind, S.W., fresh breezes.—Arrived, the
Caledonia, Nesbitt, from Quebec ; Clonmel, Davis, from Water-
ford ; Limerick Lass, Oake, from Limerick ; Valleyfield,
Lainton, from Quebec ; Christopher, Wight, from Quebec ; Royal
Tar, steamer, —, from St. Sebastian ; Diana, Dudman, from
China; Anthony Hall, Ford, from Jamaica ; Lady Clarke, —,
and John Marlborough, —, from Jamaica ; Tarry, Kemp, from
Hobart Town ' • Ottowa, Hammond, from Montreal. Arrived from
the River and sailed, the Neptune, Rockby, from Canton ; and
Duke of Bedford, Bowen, from Calcutta.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST s.—Wind S.W., fine.—Arrived, the
Sales, Metcalf, from Quebec. Off port, the Baltic Merchant,
, from Quebec.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 4. —Wind, S. W.
CowEs, AUGUST s.—Arrived, the Pocohantos, Smith, from
Virginia.

POOLE, AUGUST s.—Arrived, the Experiment, Williams, and
Leslie, Inos, from Newfoundland.
DARTMOUTH, AUGUST s.—Arrived the Prince of Orange, De
Boer, from Batavia; and Resolution, Thode, from Leghorn.
FoWEY, AUGUST s.—Arrived the Royal Adelaide, —,Quebec.
BRIDPORT, AUGUST 4.—Arrived off port the Jason, Reid,
from Miramichi.

INIARyroRT, AUGUST 4.—Arrived off port the Lowther,
from Quebec.

BRISTOL, AUGUST s.—Arrived the Clara, Moon, and Niger,
Tripp, from Quebec.
FALMOUTH, AUGUST 4.—Wind variable, light breezes and fine.
—Arrived off port the Buckinghamshire, —, from Bombay ; and
Euphan, Drysdale, from Licata.
HOLYHEAD, AUGUST 4.—Arrived off port the Sarah, Sinclair,
from St. John's New Brunswick ; Thorney Clade, Donaldson, from
Bathurst ; Cosmopolite, Smith, Resignation, Copland, and St.
George, Pool, from Quebec.

The Nathaniel Graham, Wetherburn, from Cork to , was
stranded near Cape Ray on the 4th ult., and thirty-eight passen-
gers and five of the crew perished in the wreck.

SPANISH EXPEDITION—FINAL DEPARTURE
OF GENERAL EVANS.—General Evans embarked last night at
Gravesend, on board the Spanish Steam Frigate, Isabel 11.,
which sailed early this morning for Spain. General Alava
has set off for Plymouth, where the Frigate will touch to take
him on board. Colonel Le Merchant, the Adjutant-General,
M. Faxardo, Commissary-General, with a number of officers
of the Staff, and accompanied by M. Sandoval, Secretary, and
Messrs. Wilcox and Anderson, Agents of the Spanish Lega-
tion, had previously proceeded down to the Isabel 11., in a
steam-packet from Hungerford Stairs. Notwithstanding
General Evans's embarkation was private, and the lateness of
the hour (half-past ten), he was recognized by a pretty nu-
merous assemblage on the Pier, who, on the boat pushing off,
greeted him with long and loud cheers. About five thousand
of the auxiliaries are now either landed, or on their passage
to Spain ; and the whole of the Legion will be complete in
two or three weeks.

The General Steam Navigation Company's Mail
Packet, the Ramona, for Rotterdam, arrived off the Custom-
house, at 11 o'clock, 6th August.

On Sunday last, the full congregation that assem-
bled in Bexhill church were told by the clerk, after waiting
from half-past ten till half-past eleven, that there would be no
service I I The parson at Bexhill is a bishop's son-in-law, and
has a good fat living.—Brighton Guardian.
The directors of the Gravesend Diamond Steam-
Packet Company, having disposed of their splendid packet,
the Emerald, to the Commercial Company, were determined
that her last performance, while in their possession, should
be devoted to charity, and their intention was carried into ef-
fect, by granting the loan of her, fer an excursion from Gravesend
to Herne Bay and back, to the Committee for pulling down
the Alms Houses, (which stand so much in the way in the
London road, Gravesend) and for building others in a more
suitable and comfortable situation. She started from Graves-
end pier on Friday last, at nine A. is., with a large party of be-
nevolent friends, and after a delightful trip to Herne Bay, and
making the circuit of Sheppy Island, she returned in the eve-
ning to Gravesend.

Considering the advanced age of his Majesty, the
degree of personal fatigue which he is able to undergo, es-
pecially in this unusually sultry season, is a matter of as-
tonishment, not unmixed, however, with some degree of ap-
prehension.