The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-08 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.
THE HOMEWARDCaptain Dotnett of the
tagenet, East lndiaman, has been received at ihe jerusinew
Coffee-house:--

5 1544.
" Off Portsmouth, June ' • t
" Sir,—On the 3d instant we fell in ;vith her gars
steamer Lucifer, off Scilly cruising for the relief of tnn(l
homeward-bound vessels. 'lt being calm I boarded her, The
obtained a late newspaper, the extent of our wants. lied
commander informed me that on the previous day ;Dg
supplied a vessel with only one gallon of water rain other
on board. After leaving us he stood towards aneiro.
vessel astern. The Lucifer's decks were covered with Pt.h.
visions. On the morning of the 4th four leaguo sc'uiso
west of the Lizard saw her Majesty's ship Vincent a
cruising."

EAST INDIA SHIPPING. 00,
Arrivals-Earl of Hardwice,A Henning, from Bee Os,
in the Downs, sailed Feb. 10, Cape, April 1, St.
April 12 ; Maidstone, Nash, from Bengal, in the Dole.
sailed Jan. 23, Madras, Feb. 17, Cape, April Si cif
Lena, April 12 ; Vernon, Gimblett, from Bengr,',,o,
Portsmouth, sailed Feb. 15, Cape, April 10, St. tiro
April 23 ; Plantagenet, Dornctt, from 13,-13g,ecieio,
Portsmouth, sailed Feb. 12, Cape, April 6, St. -",.,'•,t101.
April 18 ; Anna Maria, West, from China, at Pr!',
sailed Feb. 6, St. Helena, April 17 ; Chcbar, Harrisp)es
from Bengal, at Bristol, sailed Jan. 17 ; Emec' '3.'l') as,
from China, in the Downs, sailed Jan. 2, St• ge e in
March 23 ; Hamlet, Wilson, from New South lirelepei,
the Downs, sailed from Sydney, Feb. 23 ; Bain' ~9,
gusun, from Port Philip, off Portsmouth, sailed Je
St. Helena, March 30 ; Bowes, of Streatham, Viefah,
from Java, off Plymouth ; Thomas Arbuthnot,
from China, in the Downs, sailed Jan. 24, St. 1"e.0„
April 12 ; Diana, Strickland, from China, in the je),.°6¢ld,
sailed Jan. 2, St. Helena, Mardi 23 ; Ruby, Dang,,oll -‘1
from China, in. the Downs, sailed Jan. 2, Cape, /001
12, St. Helena, March 30 ; Mountain Maid, Allen; leo,
Port Beaufort, in the Downs, sailed from St• be the
April 17 ; Coromandel, Ilarwood, from Bombay' i3joi
Downs, sailed Feb. 26, St. Helena, April 6 ; ailed
Taylor, Vertue, from Mauritius, off Penzanee,„„sise
Feb. 18, St. Helena, March 29 ; Martin Luther, -".tisg,
from Bengal, in the Downs, sailed Dec. 1, Mmirinsioo,
Feb. 3, Cape, March 21, St. Helena, April 8, Asc&ves,
April 17 ; Tyrer, Griffith, from Manilla, titreooo;
g
sailed Dec. 17, Singapore, Jan. 3, St. Helena,
Sr. George, Wright, from Java, off Cork, sailed p,
Batavia, Nov. 10, St. Helena, March 28 ; Samuelgailea
dington, Noakes, from Bengal, off Eastbourne, ../30,
Jan. 9, Madras, Feb. 4, Cape, March 30 ; Cor'nic'pleos,
from Bombay, at Liverpool, sailed Feb. 1, St. -
April 12.
Arrivals at Sydney, New South Wales
10, from Greenock ; Elizabeth, from Liverpool, Pre from
to 21st ; Bucephalus, from London ; Bencooien, tort
- ; her Majesty's s'eamer Fly, James, froinit,tir;
Town ; her Majesty's ship Bramble, from Port -Ar I,oo'
Cuba, 24th, from Newcastle, and sailed, Feb. 5, tO
don; Alice Brooks, 30th, from Liverpool; Isabella coo
Feb. 1, from Bay of Isands; Seringapatato, 6tli, best
the South Seas; Star of China, 9th, from Fort 5,,,,er0rl
Emma, from Adelaide; William Stoveld, 9th, fr°'-frool
Nelson ; Alfred, 12th, from London; Neptune, t-
-5 a,
Cork; Louisa,lrom Hobart Town; Thomas, Lora,
from Auckland. EOP
Departures from Sydney-Persian, Jan. 25; ; 50;
Wales-Herald,
,tlioff;
26th; Jean, Feb. 1; Ocean, sth; Sarah Seeit”odo.
Honduras and Salus, 13th; Clara, 21st, all to.l-1° soli
Glenroy, Jan. 26; Columbian, Feb. 19, to Lilrighart,
Aden, Jan. 26, to Port Philip; Waterlily, t° be of
Town; Calypso, Feb. 5, to Bay of Islands; P",,,b, to
Richmond, to Norfolk Island; Sarah Ann, 1',21511
Tahiti; Dawson, 20th, to Launceston; Glentanneloo,
to Valparaiso; Elizabeth, to Lima, Palestine and
to sail in a few days for London. ft°lll
Arrivals at St. Helena-Success, 3farch 28, fros
Bengal, and sailed 31st to London ; Iris, 30th, Antal
Manilla, and sailed April 1 for Cork ; Fourteen,:o,
1, from Bombay, and sailed Bth to Lonon ; Quejeleetoh
from coast of Africa, and sailed sth to Cork ;,,,t„lifa-tl
sth, from China and Cape, and sailed 6th to fro
Chilmark, from Fernando Po ; Ullswater, auf 6th'
Algoa Bay, and sailed 7th to London ; Agleteu/5.
from Mauritius. and sailed Bth to Greenock' ,1(1010
Baillie, Bth from Bengal, and sailed Bth to rnocloti;
Tecumset, from Bengal, and ;sailed 9th to, r,.,1100'
Colonist, 9th, from Sainarang, and sailed lOtn 10th1v to
burgh ; Jessie, from coast of Africa, and sailed d 12th
Cork ; Louisa Munro, 9th, from Ceylon,_ 51:adilscadileatliZ
to London ; Salem, from Batavia, and
Bremen ; Carron, 10th, from coast of Africa, gadder'
11th llth to Cork ; Sterling, from Bengal, leaky, lost
:,
&c., having experienced a hurricane ; TenerwA.ool.
from coast of Africa, and sailed to Falmouth ;
'toet
dour, Bth, from Madras, and sailed to London ; Courier,
13th, from China ; Indian, 14th, from China ; not I'
from coast of Africa ; Albion, 15th, from e° jade'
Africa, and sailed 16th to Cowes • Corsair. 18lb'
i
laide, and sailed 17th to London : f vni
Ann, Til°rrie'
from China. Gilbeti
Arrivals in Table Bay, Cape of Good lloPe";,„ice °
Munro, from Ceylon, and sailed to London; 31st to
Bedford, March 26, from London, and sailed,' ssileo
Madras; Lady Raffles, 27th, from Bengal, °nu, OP
April 4 to London; Fortitude, 28th, from iicer,
Tweed, 29th, from Bombay, and sailed 30th
pool; Marquis of Wellesley, 30th, from Aacen,sle" frail)
sailed April 3 to Agra- Pequina; Anne, 3"s"fslisir
Saldanha Bay, and sailed April 9 to Mauritius; osia•
bath, 31st, from Manilla, and sailed April 6 tc.,',„
burgh; Prince Albert, 31st, from London; Jo-t-,%-ndoll;
ham, April 1, from London; Susan Crisp, from
Albatross, 2d, from London, and sailed sth to_r Bth to
Lady Feversham, 2d, from London, and siiii,euf,.o-10 J".;
Bombay; Favourite, from Glosgow; Numa, 3d, to 14e"
verpool; Akbar, from China, and sailed 4th froOi
York; Caledonia, from Gottenburgh; Dorcas, tetyloil;
Glasgow; Britannia, from Hull; Cressy, from , phi;
Selina, from Glasgow; Magpie, from Liver Ptah; 013 P
Scott, sth, from London; Ilindostan, from 3lntnoil;
I sailed Bth to London; Cornwall, from 11°135'11401';
Agile, 6th, from London; Rosebud, 7th, fromrd, fro°
Anne Laing, Bth, from Algoa Bay; ShePhe
Swan River; Wellington, 9th from Madras. t, 21, let
Departures from Table Bay-Louisa, Wren-, 23P;
lehaboe ; Rainbow, 21st ; Hudson, 23d ;
West Indian, April 5 ; Zenobia, 6; Dreamer:la `-'11;
Bth ; all to Agra Pequina. British Isle, Marc 240‘;
London ; 24th, to Dublin ; PbatiLel9o.'o, t
to Mauritius ; Sussex, 27th, to Batavia ; P.„a ettboef'
Port Beaufort ; British Settler, to Kolvie ; )111te
April 1, to Algoa Bay ; Caledonian, April 7,
ritius ; Cornwall, Surfleu, 9th, to England. 21, frit
Arrivals in Simon's Bay-Theodosia,Mare,ll sou
Liverpool ; Agnes, Lea, 21st, from Table Ptai'
.4
sailed April 7, to Algoa Bay. from
Arrivals in Algoa Bay-Lively, March 20, i,ool°ll.
Natal ; George and Earl Stanhope, 27th, from 24, O,
Arrivals at the Mauritius-William Pitt, F,l3* e ;
Marseilles ; Cape Packet, 25th, from the übillia GOP
Majesty's ship Isis, 28th, from Seychellas ; 11° calentted'
March 9, from London ; Heart of Oak, frectith, frc--
and loading for Liverpool ; William Shand, li.o Oer
Calcutta ; Eliza, from Muscat ; John Ell* r 150,1
deaux ; Arae, 13th, from Calcutta, and sailed'oo sad
Bremen ; Dublin, 15th, from Marseilles ; 13,
rom
Elphinstone, 17th, from Calcutta ; Brenda,
I
ro
om
don ; Tar, from Havre. it 23, 'I. ta
Arrivals in Table Bay-La Syrene, Marc ~3a fro,
Brest, and sailed April 4 to China ; Diadeni, cliPon„cherr).;
London, and sailed 30th to Trincomalee ;style
from Bordeaux ; Victorieus, from Brest, rob arid
April 2 to Bourbon ; De Haai, 24th, feoetn:iLon,cl°ll;o;_
sailed April 2 to Batavia ; Rebecca, 25th, fro: 28Pt,nd
Anne Grant, 25th, from Ascension, and sal'
and
Agra Pequina ; Havannah, from Liverp 290 1:4
30th to Calcutta ; Indus, from Dort, and sailed sail
Agra Pequina ; West Indian, from Londniksli Settle
April sto Agra Pequina ; Sussex and Brltiod
sal
from London ; Malabar, 27th, from Bengal'
rob. 281
April 4 to Liverpool,
Departures from Mauritius-Ocean Que,era'dogaidlo;
to Hobart Town; Scotswood, March 6, to Jessie.
William Wilson, Bth, to Madras; Augil6tl;.are Alice'
Rcel Sea; Saucy Jack, 13th, to Madagascar; - •
off the
16thA, to Bussorah. ngal,
rrivals-Success, Routledge, from Be the Clyde;
Wight; Agnes, Bryce, from Mauritius, in a.
Solway, Spence, from Mauritius, off the Lizar

Tr NIA'
THE NEW HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.."'-'l`lod Lb°
jesty the King of Saxony, accompanied by his suiteSfotesTi
Earl of Lincoln, as Chief Commissioner of AVoods an
esterdikei
visited the works of the new Houses of Parliament Yescorteti.
afternoon at four o'clock. The Royal part i w„;',-9 eiri,se,:'
over the works by Mr. Barry-, the architect, and 0-Lr* d sirt'i
Sir R. Peel, in company with the Earl of Lincoln... vArt et
Clerk, inspected the whole of the works in the earlier johle,
the day. Mr. Barry and Mr. issell attended Sifeci Ivo i.
on the occasion. The object of Sir Robert's visit ion wir"
particularly to the arrangements of the plan in conneXi
the Royal gallery anti the House of Lords.
BIRTHS.
the Wife of
the Sep'
tte-
-0 Defrell'
On the 2d of April, at Calcutta, the lady of Jo
Ws'
Esq., of a daughter. shire'
On the 29th ult., at Polmont Bank, Stirling i.
Walker, late of St. Petersburgh, of a daughter., the lstif °
On the 3d inst., at High-park, near Bideford,
Richard Shute, Esq., of a daughter. Peter
On the sth inst., at King William-street, the Wife °I.
Jellii
Ewart, Esq., of a daughter.
smOitnht,hoef 6th
Tinst., at College-hill, lad,'
of On titheev6.thEdinwsta.r,datTGhoomthpicsol',illa St• John's-We ,hisrle
Chapel, Pimlico, of a daughter.
MARRIED. Job° ,I•
Palace, J° re, to.
On the 4th inst., in the Chapel, Bromley
i cestersbir 'r1(1
Pakington, Esq., M.P. of Westwood-pi.irk, Per_
_boor
Augusta Anne, third daughter of the Bishop °tit°,
_, Fecr
Lady Sarah Murray. ,biey gorge jo,
11b..; Mter of t,
On the 10th of April, at Kaira, John Et . c 01 tbe
Bombay Civil Service, to Frances, daught r
Colonel Thatcher, of the Bombay Army.
On the 6th inst., at St. Martin' daughter
Towse, Esq., to Mary, eldest daughter iis
of Brighton. to
On the 6th inst., at St. George's Chur
_ding, Di
Mr. George Hawkes, of the Forburn -I,"‘ear,
- thstoxe, ,/.Iton.
third daughter of Mr. Child, of •N or the-Foieyl_s.,l3Jld,ohenr,l3l.:
h, Hanover-seo,

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DIED.
On the 22d ult., at Belchester, Berwickshire, G -
eon, Esq., of Stonefold and Belchester.
On the 29th ult., at Old Kent-road, Elizabeth, relict of the
late Mr. W. War of Camberwell, aged 90. the jata
On the 4th inst. at Tottenham, Margaret, relict of t
J. R. 'gander, Esc;., (-1 Stoke Newington.
On the 4th inst., Captain Jellicoe 'turner, R.N, of Ste"'er
age, Herts. line, wife or
On the 4th inst., at the Rectory, Talaton, Car°-- - ,
the Rev. L. P. Weland. Mary., wvo
On the 6th inst., George 0 f the(lonhn 16e
itilri3i,n6tr,d at 'un br i d ge- wells: itzeladbl eesth:
late eof Be.rvfo
eof tigsrherb,urL,ql.,
place. yourest.
On the 6th inst., in New Steine,Brig,htc:n: Frances,ove vuson-
daughter of the Rev. R. R. Knipe, of Hoo Liield-gr , ~

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