The Sun.
London, England, 1835-03-02 00:00:00

gale o . shin
/part !pry froi the George Cannirg, which vessel she
towed out of the Irish Channel front Cork, bound to Malta,
having the officers engaged in the .F,uphrates exped,lon ota
board. The Alban will proceed for the Mediterraneaneas soon
as her defects are made good.
His Majesty's brig Rolla, 10, Lieut. Glasse, sent a slaver
into Rio de Janeiro, in December. having 521 slaves on ho rd ;
bat she was said to belong to Monte Video, and could :tot
therefore be detained, there being no treaty with that State.
Rear- Admiral Sir Graham Hammed, Bart., K. C. 8., has
proceeded from Rio in the Spartiate, to the Falkland Islands,
there to remain until February. The Talbot was expected to
return to Rio from India. The North Star was daily expected
at Rio on the 20th of December. The Rapid wee at Bahia,
Sparrow-hawk in the River Plate, and Stake at the Falkland
Islands.
Remaining in liamoaze--Sau Josef, Dublin, love:. Nira-
tiles, Alban and Meteor steam-vessele, Industry and Duck
lighter.
la the Sound—Romney and Royalist.
FLYNtourit, Fan. 28.—Since our last Plymouth has been
visited by severe gales. On Saturday it blew very heavy
from S.W. to S.S.-W. The Agenorin, of Newcastle. bound
to Oporto, put into Catwater, very leaky. On Saturday the
gale increased, when the Maria, from Bristol to London, came
in from stress of weatheeewith loss of boat and jic-boom, has..
ing bottle up off Ushant. - Tuesday there was quite a contrast,
Catwater and the Sound preeentiag scarcely a ripple en their
Surface, and the sky serene, and atmoseehere quite warrn ; but
Wednesday brought about another ebanbe. At noon it set in
with heavy squalls, increasing to a gale, s 'filch continued to
the time of onr going to press, wind S. and W. On The -s-
-day night and Friday morning it blew a perfect hurrienn,
aecormanied witi. heavy thunder and vivid lightenee. Many
ships are in Catwater, which have all rode out well, as al; 4
few is the Sound. The Thomas, Snook, bound to the Cape.
however, has dragged her anchors very considerably, but still
rides apparently safe. The True Love, of London, bound to
Africa, was towed in yesterday evening. by a Caweand pilot
boat, having lost her boat, foreyard, and sustained 'other da-
mage in the rigging. This is the only vessel arrived yet in
distress, or with damage, during the g. le.
FeemouTli, VE.II. 27.:—Monday.-e-Pat back Bleier, front
weather.—Arrived--Skvlark, from the Brazils; left Rio de
Janeiro` on the 24th of becenaber. No news whatever from
thence. Spartiate bad sailed for the Falkland Islands
with some prisoners that htd been guilty of murderiug some of
the party that had been left on those frila.tie. . • • •
Tuesday.-e.-S tiled the Meteor, for Flynn. nth; Blab 'r, for
Malta-. - r • . -
Wednestiay.—Put back room bad weather, -Blazer. Still
detained by heavy ;;ale;.
Thursday.—NJ arrivals or seilings.
Wooesenne, Fer..2B.—The steamevessel belonging to Lord
Dundonald which as noticed last week. basheeit taker into the
basin for examination and trial has since been worked daily,
teed appears to succeed well. The advantages offered be hie
Lordship's invention' are the saving of fuel a id weight of ma-
chinery. The former, we understand is very t rem; and when
we state that the machinery in the vessel under trial—n,high
.pressure engine of ten-horse power, with horizontal piston_
only weighs. about fifteen cwt., its importance in the second
point of view will be: forcibly apparent. The machine' 4. tip-
-peered to us to be extremely simple, but, it is qiiestionabre; we
think, whether it would be effective out of smooth water.
The Jupiter, Mr. Easto, master, was-towed in here by the!
'Messenger on Tuesday laSt, and will' be paid off this day, after
ethich tie will be recommissioned IT Capt. E. A'Codet, for
the conveyance of Lord Heytesbury to India. She will be
re-titted and sail about the 21st of next-month. She did not
run aground in coming up front Sheerness as reported to the
Adm'ralty.
The Salamander, Commander Castles, *ill be paid ofr on
Qh 3, and laid up in the basin.
The Messenger has been sent to Sheerness to follow the
orders-of Admiral Fleming.
The persons belonging to the Ordinary will be paid wages
on Tuesday next.
Snexastess.,-The Scylla, Commander E. (':reenter, with
specie for Halifax, was towed to the South roreiand on Sa-
turday last by the Messenger steam vessel.