The Sun.
London, England, 1835-01-09 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM 14 14 0 YD'S. ).
DEA L, JAN. B.—Wind S. E.—Arrived from the river and sailed,
the Edinburgh, Marshall, for India. Several small vessels passing
front thtl Nortlivfard.—va.s. The Deal Pilot cutter sailed this morn-
int to the Westward.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. B.—Wind E. N.E.
PLYMOUTH, JAN 7.-Wind E.—Arrived the Lucy, Calsidy,
from Boston, and Chase, —, from Bordeaux.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 7.—Wind E., fresh gales and squally.—Ar-
rved the Pitscottie, Young, from Messina, and Betsey, Long,
from Terceira.

NENVIt JAN. 7.---Arrived the Sarah and Marianne, --, from
Quebec.

STANCATE CREEK, JAN. 7.—Arrived the Gratitude, Clark,
from Metisina4

PENZANCE, JAN. 7.—Arrived the Ann, Walker, from Lisbon;
Lavinia, Blackett, from SWansea, leaky, bound to London.
LivatIPOOL, JAN 7.—Arrived the Nautilus, Tate, from Quebec;
George the Fourth, Tessie, from Newfoundland ; Margaret. High-
field, Thom,-from the Mediterranean ; Eliza, Holmes, and Hiram,
Gibson from Seville; Mary, Metcalfe, and Lavinia, Lawson, from
St. Petersburg; and- pet back the Claremont, Stevens, with
damage, bound to Calcutta.

HA:tWICH, JAN. B.—A light brig has been on shore on the
Gunflect, but got off with assistance, after throwing the ballast
overboard, and is proceeding for this port.

The Sir James Anderson, Reed, from Quebec to Liverpool, was
abandoned previous to the 18th ult., being waterlogged.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES AT THE SCOTCH

WHARFS.

J.% N. 8, Ave p.m.—There are still no arrivals, but the dense
fog vrhieh prevailed on Wednesday having, in a great measure, dis-
Appeared this thornitig, the vessels prevented sailing yesterday have
proceeded. _

Dowwa's WitAar, Jaw. B.—Sailed, at eight A.st., the enter-
prising Dundee, Perth, and London Shipping Company's magnifi-
cent vessel Dundee, the most powerful steam-ship in Britain ; and,
as tad Camperdown (a liberal and talented statesman), when re-
cently one of her passengers, justly termed her, in our hearing,
" the ornament of the seas," unconquerable and persevering John
Wishart her skilful commander, for the extensive and still rapidly
increasing port of Dundee, with a considerable number of passen-
gers, and an extensive cargo of merchandise, for almost every town
in Scotland, so general is the encouragement given to this rapid and
Unequalled steam conveyance.
MILLER'S Witit ay, JAN B.—No arrivals or advice,.Sailed
the Aberdeen Packet, Canfield Wade, master, for Aberdeen, with
a cargo of merchandise. •

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM.
HOUSE, JAN. 8.

The Brockelbank, Stannack, from Rotterdam ; Hope, Cousins;
Harlingen; Britannia, Burgess, Trieste; Prince Frederick, Halt
Rotterdam; Catherine, Temperley, St. Petersburg►h; Coral, Leg-
gett, St. Michaen.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, JAN. 8.
_ _ _

The Isabel, Chesser, for Lisbon ; Joliffe, Downie,
Hamburg; Suanoen, Schram, Bergen; Rebel, Collings, Corfu
and Zante • Atalanta, Millard, Lisbon; Adelina, Walten, Gib-
raltar ; Delta, Wallace, Pernambuco • Brockelbank, Strannack,
Ostend •; Ramona, Strannack, Rotterdam.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, JAN. 8.
The Demerara Packet, Bridges, for Jamaica ; Susan and Ann,
Brown. Laseine ; Mary Aim' Tucker, Corfu and Zante ; Lavinia,
Martin, Antwerp; Elizabeth, Jewell, Gibraltar.

CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, JAN. 8.
The Botley Wood, Wootten, for St. Michael's; Mathilda, Kraft,
Elsincur.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Pearl, Smyrna to Liverpool, the 15th ult., off Sicily; Pru-
dence, Scott, the 25th, off Cape de Gatt ; and Love and Unity, Mes-
sina to London, the 26th ult. off Malaga, by the Lavinia, arrived at
Falmouth. Bradshaw, of Liverpool, lat 49.30. long. 12. 30. W. by
the William Rippon, Lee, arrived off the Wight. Christian, Spence,
Demerara, for Clyde, Nov. 23,1 at. 20. long. 63.; Theodosia, Quebec
for London, 18th ult.. lat. 51. long. 26. by the Christina, Hogarth,
arrived at Holyhead. Victoire, Despayol, Havre for the Mauritius,
Oct. 4, lat. 10. long. 20., by the 'Margaret, from London to Cape
Coast. Sylvanus, boun to Sunderland, long. 18., by the Toronto,
Collinson, arrivedat Portsmouth from Montreal, Ceres, London for
Sierra Leone, 13th ult., 43 long. 10. ; Heathe of Newcastle, 14th,
lat. 43 ; Palmer, of Yarmouth, 23d. lat. 48. long. 10. by the Thomas
Moulden, arrived at Dartmouth. Bee, Newfoundland, for Oporto,
7th ult. lat. 45, long. 10. by the Providentia, arrived at Dartmouth.
Albion, of Glasgow, 18th ult., long. 9, by the Fame, Harris, ar-
rived at Scilly. Ann and Elizabeth, Fisher, of Bideford, with
mainmast sprung, Ist instant, west of Caldy, by a pilot boat, ar-
rived at Milford. Cordelia, Liverpool for Alicant, 24th ult., lat.
42. long. 10. by the Ebenezer, Varwell, arrived at Falmouth.
Sane Bassett, Richebucto for Liverpool, lat. 49. long. 36. very
leaky and with loss of bulwarks, by the Avalon, Sinclair, arrived
in the Clyde. Rover (whaler), Oct. 26, lat. 17. S. long. 26. W. ;
Annabella, Nov. 22, lat. 24. N. long. 27. W. ; Charles Brook,
23d, lat. 26. long. '27. ; Caroline, Broad, from St. John's, New
Brunswick, 18th ult., lat. 49. long. 19, by the James Harris,
Pearson, arrived at Falmouth. Ada, Liverpool, for St. Domingo;
and Cumberland, ditto for Porto Cabello, 2d ult., let. 21. long.
30. ; Fama, Gefle for New York, 20th, lat. 39. long. 24. by the
Mount Stewart Elphinstone, arrived at Plymouth.

As several in-exact-lists of the Members of the Cabi-
net. have been published, we insert the following, which we
believe is quite accurate :
Sir It. PEEL, First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of the
Exchequer.
Lord LYNDHURST, Lord Chancellor.
Duke of WELLINGTON, Foreign Secretary.
Lord ABERDEEN, Colonial Secretary.
Mr. GOULBURN, Home Secretary.
Lord ROSSLYN, President of the Council.
Lord WHARNCLIFFE, Privy Seal.
Lord DE GREY, Admiralty.
Lord ELLENBOROUGH, President of the Board of Control.
Sir G. MURRAY, Master of the Ordnance.
Sir E. KNATCITBULL, Paymaster of the Forces.
Mr. BARING, President of the Beard of Trade, and Master of
the Mint.
Mr. WYNN, Duchy of Lancaster.
Sir H. HARDINGE, Secretary for Ireland.
Mr. HERRIES, Secretary at War.--. Times.
On the 23d ult. ten enormous masses of the rock
which overhangs the village of Felsberg, in the Swiss Canton
of the Grisons, fell with alarming force and explosion into the
valley, and strewed the meadows with fragments. No other
injury was done, though from terror many of the women and
children fled almost naked from their beds to the bridge over
the Rhine.