The Sun.
London, England, 1832-09-25 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY )

FROM LLOYD'S
DEAL, SEPT. 24.—Wind W.S. \V.—Arrived from the
.'et and sailed, the Royal George, Embleton, for Mauritius.
FALMOUTH,
SEPT. 23.—Arrived the Africaine steam-
Packet, from Lisbon, sailed 15th inst, and from Oporto the 17th
PENZANCE, SEpv. 23.—Arrived the Rose, Evans, from
LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 23.—Arrived oil' port, the Carroll,
Carrolton, from New York ; the General Brown, from Charles-
ton; the Garland, from St. Andrew's, New Brunswick. Sailed
the Lord Althorn, for Bengal.
LONDONDERRY, Seer. 22.—Arrived the Duncan, Ger-
'4l:4l_, from St. John's, New Brunswick.
BELFAST, SEPT. .I.—Arrived the Jane and Martha,
Dickson,
„ie,t,son, from St. John's, New Brunswick ; the Irish,
"L'ereeny, and Enterprise, Dinah, from London.
I'ENZ ANCE, SEPT. ‘-) —Arrived his Majesty's ship Africa,
„Trvey, from Oporto ; sailed on the ISth instant, at which time
‘1)°,110 was closely besieged by the forces of Don Miguel.
WATERFOD, SEPT, 22.—Arrived the Wharfinger, Cosens ,
Martha Pope, Jones, and Robert Henry, Devis, from London,
and the Superior, White, from St. Petersburgh.
CORK, SEPT. 22.—Arrived the Sceptre, Hutchinson, from
'St- Petersburgh.
LIMERICK, SEPT. 22.—Arrived the Adelaide, Miller;
Vulcan, Evans, Mould, Vaughan, and Foyle packet, Hutchins,
froth London.

SEPT. 2?—Arrived the Thomsons, Langley,
and Albion, Brown, from St. Petersburgh.
SHEERNESS, SEPT. 23.—Sailed the Camden, Clayton, for
New South Wales.

ABERDEEN, SEPT. —The following notice has been
Ptisted at the Customhouse today :—" Agreeably to the Or_
der in Council of the lSth January, notice is hereby given, for
the information of all parties concerned, that Aberdeen is de-
clared an infected place."

Arrivals at Oporto :—the Lusitano, Nunes, from Rio Janeiro ;
the Fama, from Bahia; the Jose do Egipto, Maun, and the
Carolina, Carvalho, from Santos ; the Flor do Porto, Terceira,
from Pernambuco ; the Shamrock, Woollingham, from Fal
mouth ; the Four Sisters, Sprange, and the Daphne, Sprange,
from Dartmouth; the Palmanter, Hodge, from St. Ives, and
the Plymouth, Davis, from Liverpool ; the Lusitana, Gibbons,
and the Chace, Hocklar, from London; and the Friendship,
Moor, from Pernan.
Arrivals at Lisbon :—the Activo, Santa Anna, from Rio
Janeiro; the Espereto, Santo Bello, from Macao; the Activo,
Ireclas from Philadelphia; and the Maria, Cummings, from
~.,
'eleport,
The Cicero, Evans, from Limerick, to Quebec, struck on
the Reeves Rocks in the Shannon, 21st inst., and fell over—
Part of the stores and materials saved.
The Lavinia, Bloom, from Sorll to London, was on shore in
the Humber on Sunday.
The following letter has been received at Lloyds, dated Lis-
bon, Sept. 14:—
" Don Miguel's squadron sailed on the 11th instant, and a
notification of an intended blockade of Oporto appeared in yes-
terday's Gazette.
" It is very doubtful if it will take place, as Admiral Sar-
i torius was off with his squadron.
A " Nothing has since been heard of them. The Activo, Santa
•nnna, arrived on the 9th inst. from Rio Janeiro. She was fired
4t by the forts in attempting to enter, and was obliged to an-
chor. It is said she struck on the bar, and began to leak ; she
lost two anchors and cables."