The Sun.
London, England, 1835-02-27 00:00:00

SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, Fetu. 26.—Wind W. to W.S. W.—Arrived the Adventure,
Wills, from St. Michael's;. Vixen, Jennings, from Terceira; and
Valetta, —, from Malta.—lt has blown very strong throughout the
day from the west, which considerably curtails our communication with
the shipping in the Downs, who appe,r, towards the close of the day, to
be riding with their top-gallant masts and yards down. The lI?RtEiCC,
Chester, from Singapore, and the other homeward bound, sti:i remain•
Polersmourn, FEB 26 —A gale from S. W. to W.N.W.—Arrived the
Anne, Webb, from Sardinia.
I'm:mot:Tit, FEB. 25.—A gale frt m S. W.
FALMOUTH, Fen. 25.—A violent gal, last night, till noon to-day.
MARGATE, FELL 26.—Arrived oil port the Sarah, Kay, from the
Mauritius.

DARTMOUTH, FEB. 26.—Arrived off port the Zalof, Corszt, from
Havarmah

Dov ER, Fv.a.2s.—A rriv ed off port the Fame, Anderton, from Suriname.
LivEaeoot,, FEB. 25.—Arrived the Couutes% of Mansfield, Wilso9,
from St. M:nael's ; and Ann, Laurys, from Aveiro.
CORK, FEB. 24.—Arrived oft' port the Belhaven, Crawford, froln
Canton—sailed Oct. 3.

The Reno Blanc.-e, Suilth, was abandoned on the Shepworth Saud
on Werine,Liay niorntig.
The It b rt Pc,.l, Murphy, from Liverpool to Maranham, was totally
wreekeo on the \Vest Hoyle on Wednesday morning.
'Ole Lady's Adveature, from Mayston to Dublin, is lost on the
West ti,yle.
The Rescue, from Ross to Runcorn, is on shore near Rednoses, and
full of water.
'1 he Grace, from Dublin to Workington, is wrecked near Maryport.
'I he Ann, Lanc s,er, of 'Wo:kington, and Meaner,. Edmonson. of
Whitehaven, are wrecked near Stranraer.
The Mary, bound to London, and Vigilant, of Stockholm, were
driven on 'hors at Galway during a gale en Sunday night,
Tee Thames, of Sunderland, was abandoned off Der ington on the
23d inst., being in a sinking state.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
ARRIVALS AT BENGAL.—The Orontes, Sept. 24, Coromandel and
Africa, 27th, from Madras,
DEPARTURES FROM BENGAL—The Bahamian and Kate, for the
Mauritius, Sept. 22; Lord Lynedoch and Bengal, fur London, gad;
Emily Jane and Robarts, for China, 24th; Sterling, for the Mauri-
tius, 26th.
DEPARTURES FROM LOMDAY.—The Lady Faversham, for Cannonote
and London, Oct. 13 ; his Majesty's ship Magicienne, for Colombo,l9llL
ARRIVALS AT SINGAPORE.—The Brian Boru, from Batavia, Sept. 61
and sailed 10th, for Manilla; Charles Grant, from Bombay, 11th, and
sailed 15th, for China ; Morgiana, from Bombay, 13th, and sailed 150,
for China ; Adelaide, from Calcutta, 16th ; Hon. Company's shiP
Clive, from Penang, 15th, and sailed 17th, for the southward;
Layton,
from Calcutta, 19th; Marquis Camden, from Madras, 20th; Bengs4
from Calcutta, 22d.
DEPARTURES FROM SINGAPORE.—The Carnatic, for China, Sept 5
Symmetry, for China, 6th; Mercury, for Batavia, 11th ; his Maiele
s:lip Harrier, for Malacca, 13th ; Resource, for Penang, 20th.
A RIIIVO.LS AT ST. lIELLNA.—The Antelope, from the Cape, Dec. 17 ;
Genella, from London, 23d; Tam O'Shantcr, from the Mauritius, 25%11;
Salacia, from the Mauritius, 31st, and sailed Jan. 1, for Lo'Jdon
Plating, from Singapore; Barbara, from the Cape ; Lady Faversham'
from Bombay; General Palmer, from Bengal and the Capr.--BenSgl'
from Bengal, 31. t.