The Sun.
London, England, 1835-04-24 00:00:00

SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY•)

M LLOYD
var'S.
DEAL, APRIL 22. FRO
—Wind E., iable.—Arrived the li 0
tis;
Balfour, from Limerick ; Pennie, Harris, from Melssef°
Rowley, Carr, from Singapore ; Nepeai, Gregory, a sailed the
Clark, from Guernsey. Arrived from the river andfbos;
Menopia, Moyse, for Waterford; Swallow, Artis, for .1)(!,,04
and Water Lily, Ruby, for Limerick. Six, p•in•—",;,-ey
through the Gulls for the Downs the John, Dixon, A
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 23.—Wind N. N. E. to N. pov
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 22.—Wind N. N. W Arriv
the William Fawcett (steamer), from Lisbon.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 22.—Wind N., fresh breezes.MlloN ba (Op
GALWAY, APRIL 21.—The Sarah Margaret,
hence to New York, lies on the rocks near MalbaYdve'"
"'-'',.tised
stores, sails, &c. have been saved, and the hull is a
for sale.
et
SCILLY, APRIL 20.—Arrived the Portia, Joss, Sierra to
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 22.—Arrived the Eliza, WalseleY, sae
from Antigua; Congress, Adams, from New Orleaesl;oos
Ranger, Donaldson, from Trieste. Off port the SY froio
Jenkins, —, from New York ; and Dalmatia,
Apalachiola. A small brig is aground near the Rock u" frole
CLYDE, APRIL 21.—Arrived the Mary Sharp, 13Nvirl'
Barbadoes. frs'
DUBLIN, APRIL 21.—Arrived the Visiter, Reeves'
Messina.
WATERFORD, APRIL 21.—Arrived the Eliza -
Barnes, from London. fr°l°
CORK, APRIL 21.—Arrived the Zyphar, Garman'
Messina. OIAI
LIMERICK, APRIL 21.—Arrived the Limerick ....ass'
from London. 01°1114
GALWA Y, APRIL 21.—Arrived the John Miller,
from London. 0 Igess
YARMOUTH, APRIL 23.—The Lion, Punchard,
sina, has not arrived, as stated on the 16th inst. frOW
MORLAIX, APRIL 19.—The Two Marys, Vincent' e/i
Newhaven to Plymouth, was abandoned in a sinking $""
the 16th inst., off the Isle of Wight--crew saved.
the
CAPTURE OP SLAVE SHIPS.—On the 23d of Jan '
14
Sutel, Don Jose Fremue, Spanish slaver, was taken SO'
A Majesty's packet Deterus, on the 18th of December, 1 b $
slaves, 79 have since died. On the 24th, the Atravide, $
.00
Portuguese slaver, was taken by his Majesty's brig L die y
°
the 29th of December, with 494 slaves, 11 have sinett
On the 29th, the Formidable, a Spanish slaver, with ei, jestYl
and 70 men, was taken after a severe contest, by his,3'„ltia'
corvette Buzzard, with 712 slaves, 296 killed by lib:
&c. ; 416 have since been brought into port.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) `Vied
PLYMOUTII, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 22,--": ,pi
—The schooner May-fiower, arrived here last ereriutai teci
despatches from Lisbon, which
were immediately trat
to London by express. ; ed here
This morning the William Fawcett steamer art .v n rt°',
from Lisbon, which place she left on the 9th inst., and "13:a ol
eight days. Neither of these two vessels bring any Ws
importance, as far as we could learn, and Lisbon was Per
tranquil when they left.
he Champion, 18, was commissioned this day by C°l/13$11-
der Fair. isf
The Athol troop-ship sailed this morning with troops
North America. . 1836:I
COUNCIL OFFICE, WHITEHALL, APRIL 22Pcotniel-
Slll,—l am directed by the Lords of his MajestY'siestls
to enclose to you the extract of a despatch from his iTolesty:s
Consul at the Dardanelles, received through his '''''j,oo"
Ambassador at Constantinople, and transmitted to their tbe
ships, by the direction of Viscount Palmerston, resPSetrliagro,,,.t°
establishment of a Lazaretto at the Dardanelles ; an''' L ee I'''
r\vlve.hqioluitnejasmtittinhpaatoyb(ycoouncueirlln.lay the same before the Corn
al°
managing the affairs of Lloyd's, for the information o
I am, Sir, SLc.
sSoing,neEds)q. Secretary, Lloyd dS''s.lß AT il
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Extract of a despatch' from his Mesy's Consul at the
cites, to Lord Ponsonby, dated March 20, 1835 :---- p'
I have the honour to report; to your Lordship that his
cellency the Pasha has this din the
from his GerfgejuP
orders to erect a Lazaretto in the vicinity of this towe,l'vesselo
as I am informed, the intention of the Porte to oblige all'orb t"1
coming from Egypt to perform a quarantine here, be
will be allowed to proceed to the capital."
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An address was unanimously voted to the Elf, first
Haddington, on his departure from Ireland. Thais tio.oing
time such a mark of respect has been tendered to n 0 v
Lord Lieutenant.—Dublin Mail.
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