The Sun.
London, England, 1844-04-03 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

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LostnoN, Arint 2.—Wind this day at noon, ligh
breeze from N.N.E. and fine.

DFAL, APRIL 1, A.M.—Wind E.N.E. light airs and hazy.
Sevenrx , nearly calm.—Sld. Nautilus, Mauritius; Glen-

Lyon, Quebec.
OFF DOVER, APRIL I.—Antoinette Maria, Catherina,
General List, and Admiral Tromp, all for Batavia; Eliza,
Hilbrandt, Surinam for Amsterdam.
SOUTHAMPTON, APRIL 1.-Arrd. Pacha steamer, Gibraltar,
with the Peninsular mails. Sld. Great Liverpool steamer,
Alexandria.
HULL, -APRIL I.—Wind S., light airs.--Sid. Guide,
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Montreal.
Poirrsmounr, APRIL I.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrd. Wellington,
London for New York. Ski. Pestonjee Bomanjee, Deptford.
OFF SNVAT•TAGE' 31Ancit 31.---Helena, Sierra Leone.
TEroxmouTtr, APRIL -I.—Sld. Jane Mid ',Susan, New-
foundland.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL I.—Wind variable. =Arid. her Ma-.
jesty's steamer Black Eagle, Portsmouth. "
BRISTOL, Arum I.—Arrd. Indian, Mackey, Mauritius.
Sld. William, Quebec.
GLOUCESTER, MARCH 30.--Sld. Briton and Two Sisters,
Quebec.
MILFORD, MAncir 3l.—Pembroke Castle, Quebec.
OFF NEWHAVEN, MARCH 30.—Mary Barbara, Calcutta.
OFF THE WIGHT, MARCH 30.--Concordia, Surinam for
Amsterdam ' • Esther, New York for Stockholm.
BALLINA, MACH 25.—The Edward Auld, :of Irvine, has
mAnon 30.—Arrd. Protector, Graham, Savanilla.
been got off 3loy Bar, with damage, and in here.
Coax,
BIDEFORD, 31.A.ncir 30.—Sid. Augusta, St. John's, N.B.
BRISTOL, MARCH 30.—S1d. T. and M. Linnett, Quebec.
ILIEAIRLI, MA Rd
Allison and Whim, Quebec:
Ircrt 29.—51 d.: John, Cape of Good Hope. -
BANGOR, mAnor 28.—Ski. Hindoo, for New York.
BRIDLINGToN, MAucir 31.—A brig in ballast went ashore
on Plamborough Head this morning, but has since been got
more mAitoff 30.—The two lower masts, with bowsprit,
off. April 1: _•l brig which got ashore on Flamborough
of a ship, apparently not
boom) of
was passed 3d instant, lat.
Head was the 'l'wo Brothers, of Shields.
spars; sails, and rigging (spars painted white, except the.
32, long. 75, by the Protector, arrived here.
Liti,Enpoo4. APRIL I.—Wind variable, light. Arrd.
Virginian, Allen, New York, 11th ult. Sld. Adonis, Africa;
Denmark and
topmastth aanathws6t uadadyirsl sail
the
pringfield, New York ; Alcyone, Arichat ;
Christopher Columbus, Bay Chaleur. Off, Atlantic, Cabota,
and Peter Hattrick, New York ; Wasp of Dundee.
NEw YORK, 31ARmi.-9.—The Jupiter, of and from Glas-
gow to Boston, `rag abandoned, in a sinking state, Feb. 18,
crew picked up in the long-boat on the 21st near Sable
Land, by the Peruvian, arrived at St. John's, New Bruns-
wick, and two men had died. The Sherbroke, Gowett, from
Matanzas to Halifax, leaky, and totally dismasted, was fallen
in with 92d ult., lat. 36, long. 72, and crew takennff by the
Albertina, arrived. here.
NASSAU, FEB. 22.—A quantity of tobacco, about 300 or.
400 bales, marked C. Z. & C., some bags of coffee, marked
C. B. & C., and a box of minerals, addressed to Mr. 'Vander-.
vynew, Antwerp, have been saved from a ship abandoned on
the Hogsty Reef, and bilged; from papers found oa board she
appears to be the Don Quixote, Abiel, and not long abut.
doned.
VESSELS SPOKEN wan.—Aurora, Tonsberg, Christiansand
to Barcelona, 11th ult., lat. 36, ion. 7, by the Harrnonie,
Brechin, arrived at St. Übe's. Yeeman, Liverpool to Gib-
raltar, off Cape St. Vincent, by, the John and Edward,
Melhuish, arrived at Falmouth. • Messenger, Messina, to
Liverpool, 26th ult., lat. 45, lon. 9, by the Chetah, Lock,
arrived at Dartmouth. Friendship, of Exeter, for New-
foUndland, 25th ult., lat. 49, lon. 10, by the Woodmansterne,
arrived at Cowes. Hexham, of Sunderland, 21st ult., lat.
49 Jon. 11, by the Elizabeth, arrived at Swansea. William
Gillies, Liverpool to Bombay, Jan. 27, lat. 24 S., lon. 27 W.;
Pilot, C. H. Deans; Liverpool to Rio Grande, about same
time ; Mary, barque, of Liverpool, lat. 51 N., lon. 7 W., by
the Charles, Clarke, arrived at Swaniea.

A _petition was
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Pechell, to the House of Commons from Mr. Matthew Phillips,
presented on Tuesday, by Captain.
stating that for a continuance of one hundred consecutive
years, deprivation and misery had• been on the increase
among the labouring classes and the poor, especially in the
agricultural districts ; that for sixty years the petitioner had
recollected the above, and his father for forty years
nglion.
House pre-
viously. The petitioner promised not to trouble the on.
House at the end of another century, but urged various means
of grantipromp relief; among others, it stated it was possi-
ble and practicable to grant an Act, enabling parishes to hire
t
and re-let lands at a fair farm rental, a rood or two to a
family, and from the middle of April land might be culti-
vated and planted, the crops grown and harvested, and the
productions so
applied that thousands might the
ensuing winter with solid food; their fatted pig.
FUNERAL 05, TIIE COUNTESS OF UXBRIDGE.—The
interment of the late much-lamented Countess of Uxbridge
took place at Lichfield, on Saturday last, in the family vault
attached to the cathedral of that ancient city, surrounded by
a numerous assemblage of sorrowing friends. The body had
been previously removed from his Lordship's; town residence,
and from the time of its arrival at Lichfield, on Friday, to a late
hour in the evening, lay in state in the roam appropriately
arranged for its reception. The coffin was covpp ered with
crimson Genoa velvet, richly ornamented, and the more re-
spectable part of the inhabitants were admitted. The proces-
sion began to move precisely at half-past eleven o'clock.
The assemblage of
mournful scene, whose sympathies were strongly excited as
persons was very great to witness the
the cortege approached the venerable pile. The hearse, drawn
by six horses, with velvet coverings and feathers, was followed
William Bagot, Rev. Francis Paget,
by five mourning coaches, each drawn by four horses, contain-
ing the Earl of Uxbridge (chief mourner), the Marquis of
Anglesey, Lord Paget, Colonel Bagot, Bishop of Oxford, Rev.
Charles Bagot, Hon.
Lord Alfred Paget, Lord George Paget, Hon. George Byng,
Earl of Sandwich, Viscount Sydney, and Cameron Esq. ;
three domestics of the Earl of Uxbridge—Mrs. Bugnell, Mrs.
Lullman, and Mr. Henwood ; and Mr. Darling, Steward to
the Marquis of Anglesey. We regret to add that the Earl
of Winchilsea was prevented attending, in consequence of
the precarious state of health from which Lady 11, inchilsea
has long been suffering, and which has been painfully in-
creased by this melancholy event.
• --- DEATH OF THORWALDSEN, TUE SCULPTOR.— COPEN
HAGEN, MARCH 26.--The celebrated Thorwaldsen die-
suddenly the day before yesterday. He was talken ill id
the theatre, carried out, and died immediately. He was
74 years old.