The Sun.
London, England, 1850-10-31 00:00:00

THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

The Mariner has brought house dates to the 31st of
August.

The Commander-in-Chief, Commodore Wyvill, in
the Castor, 36, was still absent, and Dart, 3, brigan-
tine tender, and Dee, steam-vessel, cruizing in the
Mozambique.
Commander Fishbourne, of the Hermes, 6, steam-
sloop, was senior officer at Simon's Bay, the only
other ship being the depot, Seringapatam, Master-
Commander Russell. The Hermes was to take the
Governor and Lady Smith to Algoa Bay in September.
Orestes, 14, Commander Hawker, was at Mauritius.
Pantaloon, 8, Commander Hyde Parker, left Simon's
Bay August 16, after a long refit, for the Mozambique,
to resume her cruising service for slavers. She put
into Algoa Bay on the 21st, and sailed again on the
24th August.

SIIIP NE WS.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Meme, ct. 24.
Sir,—The entrance to the harbour has been carefully
examined by the authorities, and a splendid broad cban-
nel with 151 feet water found, and in a straight line a
narrow channel of nearly 17 feet.
(Signed) J. MAsoN, Lloyd's Agent.
Captain G. A. Halstead, R.N., Secretary, Lloyd's.

LITEPOOL, OCT. 30.
Arrived, the Marine, from the
Gulf of Mexico; Olonaoco, from New Orleans; Phoenix,
from 'Montreal; Levant, from Halifax; Colonist, from
Quebec; John Matihie, from Calcutta; Courant.", from
ditto; Enterprise, from New York; Earl of Devon, from
Palermo; Robert Preston, from Cadiz;
Egidius, from
Ostend; Adams, from New Orleans; Alliance, from
Calcutta (sailed from St. Helena on the loth of Septem-
ber, in company with the Cressida, for this port); Ella,
from Honduras; Amelia, from Charleston; West Point,
and debernet Ali,
from New York; Eudocia, from St. John's, New Bruns-
wick; Sir C. Napier, frctn Quebec;from Alexandria, E. Sailed—The Atlantic, steamer,
asy saved.
for New Yolk; Corsair, fur Monte Video; Niels Gyld-
ing, for Messina; Timaranda, for Buenos Ayres;
Trinity Yacht, for Valencia; Socrates, fur San Fran-
cisco; Alan:Dion, for Rio Janeiro; Ottowa, for the Cape
of Good Hope; Rhondda, for Buenos Ayres; Clara
Dorothea, for Amsterdam; and Hoabets Anchor, for
port—The
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railway
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crewwe
Samson, from St.
don. for this port,
John's, New Brunswick; Virginia, Yeoman, and Princess
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au_rit!us from
GRAVESEND, OCT. 29.—Arrived 28. The Ringer (a.)
29. Lady Elizabeth from Denis; Liffey from ditto;
from Amsterdam; Countess of Cawdor from Stettin.
Odense; Maria
Giraffe (s.) from Tonning; Juno from
from ditto; Fortuna from Assens; Three__a Sisters from
Corsoer; Providentiia from Svendborg;
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ditto; Sophia Catherine from ditto; Wilh
Sar sibraina from
rederickstadt; Petra Dorothea from .
e., p_r org; wii_
helmine Charlotte from Rostock; Elizabeth
tfurormointettin;
Olive Branch from ditto; Conqueror
a; Wolgast;
Kinloss from ditto; Scofra ?) from ll'igitto; Leveret from
St. Petersburgh; Eliza Caroline from
Brenda
fJohn from
ditto; Eliza Kirkbride from ditto;
Apollo f from ditto;
Swallow from ditto; Star from ditto;from Sunda-
Oscar from Droback
wall; Jacob from Bjorneberg;
Constantinople. sai •
30. Bosphorus (s.) from led 29.
Australia;
Himalaya for Adelaide, South Margaret for
Leith.

Sept. 29, 16 N.f
Aristides, Bremen 41 N., 30 W.
Sir R. Parry (whaler), Oct. 20, lat. 47, long. 10.
WITH.Sept.
27,
Charles Cooper, Liverpool to New York, Oct. 2, lat. 44,
long. 48. VE a
tsoE Ls
NewSPyo xosr
York,
Princess, Liverpool to New York, 20tb, lat. 49, long. 17.
John Melhuisb, Liverpool to Calcutta,
27 W.
Advice, Liverpool to Rio Janeiro, 30th, 17 N., 28 W.
Cassida, Calcutta to Liverpool, Oct. 16, 40 N., 30 W.
Palmerston, steering S.W., 271 b, 48 N., 10 W.
Merchant Packet (schooner), of Rye, from Labrador,
Oct. 5, 37 N., 12 W.
Caffa (schooner), of Dartmouth, outward bound, Oct. 4,
36 N., 12 W.

Belle Vue, from
gdojlothm;bo June .10th, St.
ARRIVALS.—The Persia, from Ceylon, in the Down,
sailed from Colombo July •ith, Mauritius, July 23d,'
EAST INDslnAlietSi.H.
JluPnle-INl,G‘th.,
st.
Helena
Cape, Aug. 28d, St. Helens, Sept. Bth ; Soubanda, from
Bengal, in the Downs,
Sept. sth; Eleanor, from Mauritius, off 1 alniouth, sailed
Aug. sth; Acadia, from Ceylon, off' Dover, sailed from
Colombo
Ceylon,
Helena, Sept. 6; Alliance, from, Bengal, off
Liverool
sailed June 21st, St. Helena, Sept. 9th; Courant°, from
Bengal, off Liverpool, sailed June 31, Mauritius, July
offMpayovleBrt,b,saCiiaedpeir(Annu
25th; John Matthie, from Bengal, off Liverpool, skile'd
June 18th.
ARRIVALS AT ST. HELENA.--The Alwins
, Sept,-ith
from Zanzibar, and sailed to Hamburgh; Herne Bth,
from the Cape; Cressida, 9th, from Calcutta, and sailed
to Liverpool; Frances Pitney, from Sumatra to Gib-
raltar ; Gerardus Jacobus, from Batavia, and sailed 10th,
to Amsterdam; Fleetwood, 10th, from Singapore, and