The Sun.
London, England, 1844-03-23 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, Marta! 22.—Wind this day at noon, light breeze
at S. to S.W., with drizzling rain. •
DEAL, MARC!! 21.—Wind N.N.W., moderate.—Sld. Dale
Park, Port Phillip; John Panta, Algoa Bay; Governor
M‘Donald, Gambia; Lady Caroline, St. John's, New Bruns-
-
wick ; Pearl, Montreal.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 21.—Wind N.N.W. to W.N.W.—
Arrd. Lloyd's, London, for Sydney, New South Wales ; Me-
diator, ditto, for New York. Sld. Phconix, Jamaica.
DARTMOUTH, MARCH 21.—Sld. Siren, Newfoundland.
FALMOUTH, • MAncu. 21.—Wind S.E., moderate.—Arrd.
H. N. M. steamer Bromo Helvoet, for Batavia and Japan.
OFF PENZANCE, MARCH 19.—Hercules, Welman, St.
Jago 41e Cuba, for Bremen.
BRISTOL, MARCH 21.—S1d. Governor Harvey, Newfound-
land.'
GLOUCESTER, MARCH 21.—The sloop William, of and from
Cardiff for Bullo, is sunk on the Noose Sand.
ItAxsoATE, MARCH 21.—The Cowper, which sailed yes-
terday for London, has been obliged to put back this morn-
ing, and has beea hauled on the Patent Slip to repair.
BELT.HAm, MARCH 21.—The Ann Elliott; Thompson, from
Sunderland to Paimbeauf, which got ashore near Elbury 17th
inst., has
.been got off and in here (after discharging part of
cargo), making very little water.
CARDIFF, MARCH 21.—The smack Gazelle, of and from
Milford, for Newport, is wrecked on Breaksea Point.
SWANSEA, MARCH 20.—The Brothers, Davis, hence to
Bridgewater, which was' driven on the beach at Mumbles,
17th inst., has been got off and in here. The Ann, of St
Ives, must discharge to be caulked. The smack Charles, of
this port, for Port Talbot; has been got off the shore at
Mumbles without damage. All the other vessels which went
ashore at the same time have been got off.
LOWESTQFFE, MAncH2l.—During a gale last night several
vessels drove from their anchors ; the weather is now more
moderate, and some of the anchors have been recovered.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 21.: Wind N., moderate.—Arrd.
George IV., Cornelius, Tabasco. Sld. Mary, Cape of Gold
11,1,aoicpeo.incsRd, hlitiod,u:a,rtenciPeraelrd,a,.; Racehorse, Brazil ; Orozembo, Sierra
Leone ; Sovereign, Boston ; Dean, Newfoundland. The Ma-
tilda, Dawson, from Valparaiso to Buenos Ayres, sprung a
ofl
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AnofgCr:ilposegunaat th;e
Lenig.deyof,
October, crew saved.
Barbadoes.

MR. BUNN'S BENEFIT.—On Thursday next this
enterprising manager takes his benefit, and will have the
assistance of the principal performers engaged at Drury-lane
Theatre—among the rest the great lion of the day, M. Du-
prez. The first piece announced is The Bohemian Girl, in
which Messrs. Borrani, Hudson, Harrison, and Miss Rain-
forth will perform the chief parts. In the coulrsteptiopfrtehze;
evening will be introduced a miscellaneous consist-
ingconeebryt,Biadae. an Italian
of—" Reminiscences, of Ireland," by Mr. Moscheles ; a
popular ballad, by Miss Romer ; the English ballad, by
Ipiganazoefoortaetsh,otsoe dbeearpeeyrfeosrm," jb
DB Concertoa
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Ce k' eof,
Scena, by Mrs. Alfred Shaw; " La Romance de Guido et
‘o‘llllllVlrhh. rißleeenedict, and Mr. Moscheles ;
Ginevra," composed by M. Halevy, will be sung by M.Duprez. The evenings performances will terminate with a
new divertissement, composed exrressly for this occasion,
IT AL Albert.