The Sun.
London, England, 1844-04-19 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

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Lompote, APRIL IB.—Light northerly breeze, and cloudy.
DEAL, APRIL 17.—Wind N.B. to E., light.—Arrd. Cam-
bria, Havannah, for Hamburgh ; Louisa, Grelt, New York,
for Hamburgh. Sld. Frolic, South Seas ; Smarting, Madras ;
Royalist, Cape Palmas ; Scotchman, Jamaica ; 13erbice, Ber-
bice ; Osprey, Havannah ; Mary Barbara, New York.
LtvEarooL, APRIL 17.—Wind variable and light.—Arrd.
Lanercost, Meitner, Lima, Jan. 6 ; Jessie Miller, Munro,
Laguna; Olinda, Bruce, New Orleans ; Dumfriesshire,
Mobile.. Oft George Buckham, Singapore ; Albion, ---,
Sld. Thomas Naylor, Valparaiso; Gipsv, Maranham ; Ox-
ford, .New York; Devonport, Boston f• *Britannia, Halifax.
Henrietta, Quebec ; Eat le, Montreal ; Argus, Donegal
Fisher, Hope, Nancy, Nelson packet, Eleanor, and Thomp
son, Newfoundland.
Duntax, Amin, 11—Arrd. AnteloPe, .James, Prince Ed
ward's Island. _ .

CORK, APRIL 15.—Arrd. Columliine. St. Domingo.
WATERFORD, APRIL 15.—Arrd. Ellen, Murphy, Trinidad,
with loss of foremast.
HULL, APRIL 17.—Wind &utherly, light airs.—Arrd.
Aurelia, AITIOSS, St. John's, N.B.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 17.—S1d. Mary Ann, Newfoundland.
SnIELDs, APRIL 15.--Sid. Mary Tiffen, St. John's, N.B. ;
St. Lawrence, Quebec.
Sourx-off-rox; Arms; 17. Sl.l. Forth (steamer), West
Indies ; John and Mary, Quebec.
YARMOUTH, ISLE OF WIGHT, APRIL 17.—S1d. British
Sovereign, Cape of Goad Hope.
TEIONMOUTH, APRIL 16.—Sid. Mersey, Quebec; Pearl,
and Abeona, Newfoundland.
BRISTOL, APRIL 16.—Ski. Canning, Coquimbo; Arab,
Newfoundland. 17.—S1d. Victoria, Calcutta.
SUNDERLAND, APRIL 16.—S1d. Undaunted, Miramichi-
PWLLHELI, APRIL 16.—The Catherine, of Whitehaven, has
been gut off the beach at Studwell Roads, and brought to
Abersoch to be overhauled.
Cowan, APRIL 17.—S1d. Condor, St Thomas's.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 17.—Arrd. Elizabeth, Paxton, New
Orleans. Off port, Mona, Newfoundland ; Henry Skelton,
Baltimore, for Amsterdam. Sid. Elizabeth, Fernando Po.
BELFAST.—SId. Lady Mary Ford, Prince Edward's Island.
NEWPORT, Arum 15.—S1d. Mecca, New York ; Mayflower,
Boston.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
Arrivals—Mona, Milligan, from Van Diemen's Land,
off Falmouth, sailed from Launc: ston 26th December ;
George Buckharn. Simpson, Singapore, at Liverpool,
sailed sth December, St. Helena 27th February ; Albion.
Robertson, Bengal, at Liverpool, sailed 26th November ;
Janet Wilson, Wilson, from Bengal, in the Downs.
sailed 18th December, St. Helena Bth February.
Arrivals at Launceston, Van Diemen's Land—Here-
ford, Reabam, December 1, from Sydney, and to load
for London ; Aden, Waddell, 23d, from London, bound
to Sydney. •• ..
Arrivals at Hobart Town—Davidsons, Cairncross,
2d December, from Portland Bay ; Marian Watson, 7th,
from• Portland Bay ; Amelia .May, Ann and Louisa,
13th, from Sydney ; Grecian, 12th, from whaling ;
Janet Izat, 17th, Jane Francis, 17th, and Auriga, 21st,
all from London ; Maria Orr. from whaling.
Departures from Hobart Town—Henrietta, Longford,
Dec. 4 ; Orator, Tayt, 4th to Sydney ; Regulus, Hun-
ter, 12th to 'Pori Philip. The Psyche to sail Dec. 22,
and Duke of ROxburgb, 31st, both to London.
Arrivals at Adelaide—East London, Lewis, Nov. 2,
from Hobart Town, to load for London ; Itnaum of
Muscat, 9th from London, and sailed 18th to Port
Philip; Corsair, Greig, 16th, from London ; Frances
Spaight, Winn, 24th from London.
_ Art ival4 at Algoa Bay, Cape of Good Hope—Dream.
Eager, Feb. 14. fr-nn Mauritius ; Arrow) Walker, 15th
from London to Bombay.
Arrivals in Table Bay—Thomas Coutts, Feb.2l, from
Bombay ; &Nike, from Batavia.
Arrivals at St. Helena—ltglehorough, from China,
and sailed Feb. 26 to London • Midas, from. Bombay,
and sailed Feb. 27 to Liverpool.
Departures from St. Helena' Coquette, Feb. 25, to
_London ; Antelope, 26th to Gottenburgh ; The Mayoon
to London ; Leland, to Eoiton.
Arrivals at Moulmein—Nestor, Dec. 12 ; Thetis, 14th,
M. C. Von Weber, and Prince Albert; 37th, all from
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M. REINE AND THE CHAMBER
OF. DEP

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The Paris G 1 ,be has the following witty article on the
imprisonment of Admiral Dupetit Thouars' messenger:--
" The Constitutionuel calls upon the Minister of the
Marine to lay M. Reine on the able of the Chamber of
Deputies. M. Billault must absolutely put M. Reine
under his arm, and eatri, him in like a bundle of papers,
for the 'Opposition cries aloud for him; even with sound
of trampets. But, has not the barbarous M. Guizot
put M. Reine into a cage, and does he not teed him with
sugar and biscuit, like ii.blue bird of the tropics ? Al-
ready the portresses of Paris whine over the fate of M.
Reine, and the young girls of ,the Rue • Royale, with
their eyes fixed on the hotel of. the M nister of the Ma-
rine, sing in doleful tune the song of .the Prisonnier—
• Lorsque dans aette tour obscure,
M. Reine est dans la dotilour,
Mon awry guidi par la nature,
Sait comp&tir al son malheur.
Quand j'entends sa plainte touchante,
Je devieris triste chaque jour.
Maman, ne sois pas mecontente,
La Pitie n'est pas de l'amour.'—(Bis.)
M. Reine has found the means of throwing the whole
French nation into despair. He will not talk. Through-
out hil prisSSoe he has had the infamy of not confiding
to all the sailors on board that Which he was charged
to confide only to the French Government. On his
arrival at Bordeaux, he did not, even say a word to
the waiter of the Hotel de Rouen, to which he went;
had the impertinence of keeping the same reserve
towards the postillions who drove him to Paris, and, on
alighting at the Hotel de la Cour des l'ostei., instead of
going, as he ought to have done, to M. Billault, or M.
Ledru Rollin, he had the weakness to go to the Minister
of Marine, and since that moment has not written to a
single journal. M. Dupetit Thouars says in his report
that M. Reine is a diatinguished officer. In fact, none
but a man of mind and understanding could thus have
possessed the rare resolution of remaining silent. If M.
Reine persists in net . speaking, Admiral Billault will
have him hung at the yard' arm of the dismasted vessel
of the Left-Centre. In the eyes of M. Billattlt, there
cannot be a greater crime than not talking ; this, no
doubt, it is that makes him so loquacious, particularly
when he-has got nothing to talk about."