The Sun.
London, England, 1844-03-14 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Foreign-office, March 12, 184—.11. •
Sir,—l am directed by the Earl of Aberdeen to Ow?
mit to you, for the information of the Chairman her
Committee of Lloyd's, a copy of a dispatch from
Majesty's Consul in Denmark, reporting the teinPlor
removal of the Light-ship at Dragal, and that an '',;„ it
tion is intended to be introduced into the Light-ship
the " Knoben."
I am, Sir, your most obedient humble servant f},
(Signed) CANN'"
To William Dobson, Esq., Lloyd's.
(
CoCopy.)
My Lord,—l have the honoulrsitnooirnef,orrmeb.y2os:olB.,e,44;droi
ship that two notices have been issued by the °tole° the
Board of Customs and Trade at Copenhagen, de
23d instant, to the effect— it
1. That in consequence of the Light-shiteo
Dragal being subjected to a thorough repair, a e,,t of
11l bi -ed • - thr -Ail the '7 25

galliot Je placed upon ..at station um.
May, which will show her light from her foremestiora
feet above the water, and as usual exhibit a red flag
her fore-top during the day-time. ar the
2. That the Light-ship at the " Knoben," ne,"ed flog
Island of Anholt, in the Cattigut, instead of the .1 foe;
hitherto shown, will be provided with a large blioteo
feet in diameter, formed of twisted iron bars, and Pii„sl
red, which will be constantly hoisted' at her fore-We
an elevation of 52 feet above the level of the see-

I have,vrvp-
&c., tit
(Signed) HENRY GEORGE
The Earl of Aberdeen, K.T., &c.
401,
The Swedish and Norwegian Consulate-Gen 044'
2, Crosby-square, March 11,0 for
Sir,—l have the honour to communicate to rt;0'11 Of
the information of mariners, the following transat"toelv
an ordinance issued by the Royal Navy Board AI "
holm, on the 14th of January last : f the
1. The Light-house on the southern point odon
Island of Olana will be partially Pulld, to it'
during the present year, and afterwards rebuilt.he /t 1
former height, having a Lintille apparatus of
class, a feu fixe. The rebuilding of the towerti-ria
be commenced on the Ist of May, and continued :14 the
the summer, and should the work be so far advanced, ii'
new Light will be exhibited during the present,
any event, during the ensuing year. ,n ros
2. During the period fixed upon for altering tu int
struction of the Light-house on the southern tbs
Olana, the ," Gronskars" Light-house, situated t.
be
Sanelhamn entt4e to Stockholm, and likelby
rebuilt; arid the prelent coal Light will be replace
Lentille'Light of the 3d class a feu fire. nstrf
3. During the period occupied in the re-enz-„utek
tion and making the alterations of these Light"'jd
the illumination will take place by means -of 1, -tbe
lantern -hung out but should the :aeration in
Li&ht on the southern point of Olana not be eoltiu be
withinAhis year, a provisional open coal Light ,wer,
exhibited from the top of the tower during the Ist o
months, from the Ist of November, 1844, to the
April, 1845.
4. The Royal Navy Board will, by further Prtsel
Lion, make known the precise time for exhibiting 01"
light. I have the honour to remain, Sir,
Your most obedient servanl„to.
(Signed) CHARLES TO
TA`
William Dobson, Esq., &c., Lloyd's.
STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH v IDLA' .r
esll3'"
ADEN, FEB. 4.—The Oriental Company's bight
Bentinck arrived here on the 29th ult., at °IA.,' r
having made the passage from Suez in only **-0 Ole
hours (1,340 miles), the quickest ever yet done nice
nice
Red Sea. The East India Company's steamer P;:e the
(with the mails), which left Suez 6 hours heft,°lt„,
.
Bentinck, did not arrive here until the 3lst " the
acin g
10 P.M., having been 7 days and 11 hours ni-ateuel
passage. The Victoria, East India CompanY'si;y,
ei
was in waiting to take in the mails to 13043—Dit•
started with them and the passengers on the no.,
8 A.m. The Bentinck, however, although having a ear
here, left this for Calcutta, &c., 8 hours before ntls Pe'
val of the Berenice, end 18 hours before the In
Victoria started.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING. :„
Arrivals,—Euphrates, Wilson, from China, iZaiee,
Downs, sailed Nov. 21, St. Helena, C
Feb. 1 ts,• m-2, St'
Norris, from China, in the Downs, sailed r4ev'ctrole*
Helena, Jan. 24; Fama, Bennett, from New
off the Wight, sailed from Sydney Aug. 2,1, give
26 ; Peru, Campbell, from Mauritius, Ou
saild Dec. 9. , 24, it&
Arrivals at St. Helena.—Elizabeth, Law. Jal..;„' e bi
Mauritius, and sailed 26th to London ; Loin rd
24th from Batavia, and sailed 25th to Roth-riA'ol 26.1
Elizabeth, Moore, 25th from Batavia, and s'- sea
to Hamburgh ; Isabella, Wood, from Ceylon, and an
26th to London ; Robert Bemm, from Bee:‘,Pl
sailed 26th to Liverpool ; Margaretha, 26th ,t;,,2.
tavia, and sailed 27th to London • Ann, SquiijaCts36
from Sydney, and sailed 27th to London ;
from Mauritius, and sailed 27th to Leith ; 1-111;d3o011;1,.
Manilla, and sailed 27th to Hamburg!' ;
South:v.,
prize to her Majesty's steamer Thunderbolt,
Douglas, Wade, 28th, from the coast of Afrietnicisai:4
beth, from whaling ; Narwal, from Bourbon, tr•-tioth.je'
29th to Havre ; Barbara, Purss from
sailed 29th to Dublin ; Brenda, Ward, 29th fromibsbar, and sailed 30th to Salem ; Halifax, Gralbt ; 11
-a3lll-
- the coast of Africa, and sailed 31st to Geeros (co
mony, from the Cape ; Colchester, Withersl:lo
the coast of Liverpool ; Mary Ann, Holton, If;
to Clyde ; Esmeralda, Tollens, from Singapore 'SOP"
rier, from Batavia ; Beulah, Paton, from Deng' *LP
from Bourbon to Marseilles. n 25, 0;i0i
Departures from St. Helena.—Clutha, Ja
mouth ; Eliza, 26th, to Cork ; Andromache? -
Gulnare, to Liverpool.
Arrivals at Madeira.—Lord Hungerford, outb. 00,
Lady Clarke; Lawrence, Feb. 21, from Ports, Act. ,2?,
Arrivals at Moulmein.—Cinderella, Put. vi;°'?l.ol44 ;
from London .and Padang; Samuel Stint.,;"' y, 9°
Atkinson, 23d ; Hope, 23 Hero, 24th 115th....04; -
fromAyrshire,
Calcutta. D ec. 1;
Hersey,lndi
ngueen'
Easterby, o • Oc‘
pore and Penang.
Departures from Moulmein Clutha, ."'""%tativ-al-
- 12vr.i.r00
25, to London; Reliance, 27th to
Robertson, ‘4laft
to
Wigeon, Capes, Nov. 11, to Arracan; The
ing for London.

IMPERI—AL—P—A—RLIAM36I4T'
HOUSE OF COMMONS,
.Th. COMMONS INCLOSURE ACl*„e of tb;:
Al . COWPER supported d rerjou'l• leilig'' •
the second
Bill. He said he thought In
° f°-
ft
the present „oat ged
Latin • g with reference to inclosures was si,; ppogr
oanrdh Injurious one, and on that ground ',,A ;roils ff;
t e principle of this measure, It apPef,7,o of 1100
Porters' estimates that there were eight n10,7„-,10011:::w
of uncultivated land in this, country of which '-- pep to
twere capable of being brought into cultivation.,oolo4
i.t
ion was rapidly increasing. Some person
be
emigration as the only remedy for distress ;e'w lie!,
they should look to the cultivation of gooirt,
The advantage of being able to feed a wags Ory:ry Pity
March 13!
(" Hear, hear," from Col. Sibthorp)---- ..0 003 •
In his opinion, the condition of the poor &Owl web the
was most materially injured by the manner ilia. T 1 e
various Inclosure Bills had been carried °"-t ivse -11,
had been a sad forgetfulness in them of whe-ed to esiji
to the poor, and, in the present Bill, hose,begghe oho IA
if no one else proposed an allotment -ri.t bi,
endeavour to get one introduced. Another
~,,a
wished to see attended to was this, that there Viol
no inclosure under this Bill of the waste ie°°' likred
diately adjacent to the large towns. There "r°tilitril
portions of waste land in Lancashire and tbe lAregiceptielo;
of Yorkshire, and near to towns. If, lawer ,„ei.see'-r
the lands immediately contiguous to these tov"-; pt:
couldion be provided, m enclosing the othjeh foil',
t. • s to allot plots to the artisan ii`i the ifie
mg tradesmen, he foresaw, not onlY_ i° of Id.
crease of employment, but in the vartaticertiblet
oaside ;vea 1
nature and character of that employment, c
vantage. He must object to the vast powers. gied tho
the Bill to the Tithe Commissioners, and he e,° not sj,
He coo otito a
part of the Bill would be modified.
down without expressing his opinion that gretit fore I°o
was due to the Noble Lord (Worsley) for the d be II 0
trouble he had bestowed upon this subject ; s, be b
sure, when filtered and modified in the rill'
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