The Sun.
London, England, 1844-04-09 00:00:00

'SUMMARY OF NEWS

AND

tibltc epinton.

" Who rwts 'nay read."

FOREIGN.
On Thursday at three o'clock the King of the French,
attended by General Aymard and the Count de Strada,
went to Neuilly, but returned to the Tuileries at five
o'clock. In the evening their Majesties received the
Duke de Glucksberg, Count Mo'6, the Prefect of Police,
and M. Viennet.

M. Ferdinand de Lesseps, the French Consul at Bar-
celona, has arrived in Paris with his wife and two
children.

The Committee of the Chambers of Peers charged
with the examination of the bill on secondary instruc-
tion has already heard read the first part of the report
of the Duke de Broglie. The reading of the second
part, which is retarded by a slight indisposition of the
Duke, will take place in about a week.
Aecording..to the Toulonnais the Labrador was to
take her dep.dture on the 3d inst. for Philippeville, for
the purpose of bringing his Royal Highness the Duke
de Montpensier back to France.
The Gazette de Madrid says that 'all difficulties, rela-
tive to the payment of arrears due to the British Legion,
had been adjusted, and the firm of O'Shea and Co. had
undertaken to finish the instalments.
Messrs. Lujan, Asquerino, and Others, who delivered
orations over the grave of Arguelles, had been arrested,
and were to be tried for the offence.

A Trebizond letter, March 10, says—"'The town of
Recht, in the province of Ghilan has, been the theatre of
a terrible fire, which consumed the bazaars and several
large khans filled with goods. :Recht is one of the most
manufacturing towns in Persia, and all the silks' of
superior quality which are sent to Europe come from it.
The whole loss is estimated at a million of toulmans
(12,000,000 E). Recht is situated in a &reit, and con-
tains 2,000 houses, It is two leagues from the Caspian

The coral fisheries on the coast of France during the
last year gave a produce of; says, the Moniteur Porisien,
100,000 francs.

A few days ago, a gentleman of St. Flour, Puy;de-
Dome, found, at the. extremity of the ridge of lioffiae,
in a spot laid bare by the floods, some fossil teeth, sup-
posed to be those of a tnastodonte. This gigantic ani-
mal, which has disappeared from the globe, belongs to
the class of elephants. Cuvier gave t*.hem the name of
mastodonte, on account of the large Conical points with
which their molar teeth are furnished. The largest of
them is ten centimattres in width, and the smallest six ;
their height is from six to seven. The roots have nearly
disappeared, but the ivory is inpertect preservation.
COMM' —11•21.811ZONABLZ.
Her Serene Highness, the Grand Dowager Duchess
Stephanie of Baden is expected to arrive in town at the
close of the month, from Paris, to visit the Marquis and
Marchioness of Douglas.
The Duke of ,Wellington is expected to return to
Apsley House from Strathfieldsaye on Saturday next,
The Marquis of Anglesey, Lady Adelaide Paget, and
a family circle, are passing the holidays with the Earl
and countess of Sandwich, at Ilinchinbrooke House,
near Huntingdon.
The Earl and Countess of P,owis and the Ladies Her-
bert are expected to arrive in Berkeley-square,. for the
season this day se'nnight, from Powis Castle, Shropshire.
Earl and Countess Fortescue come to town imme-
diately after the holidays, from Castle Hill, Devon, for
the season.: , - -

The Earl and Courtess, of Chesterfield return to
Chesterfield House, at the close of
_the week, from
Bretby Park, to be present at the approaching marriage
of her Ladyship's sister, the Mon. Miss Forester, to Lord
Newport, M.P.

MISCELLANEOUS.
After a renewed investigation, undertaken at the
urgent request of the party himself, Mr. Robert Cox,
landing-waiter at the Custonas, has been 'reinstated in
his employment.
l)uprez performs for the last time in the Messiah, at
Exeter-hall this evening.
Her Majesty's ship Fly has surveyed a passage in the
Torres Straits, hitherto very little known. An island
stands %early in the centre, and thus there are two
channels, one of three miles to the northward and four
to the southward. Captain Blackwood. we understand,
intends to recommend that a beacon light be placed on
the island.

Preparations are making for the. Commemoration, at
Oxford, by the inhabitants of the city, in painting and
whitewashing their -houses. It is arranged that there
shall be a ball on Monday, June 17, and another on the
following Thursday, for -both of which Jullien's cele-
brated band is engaged. To the names of the perform-
ers engaged for the festival, which, we have alTeatly an-
nounced, we may now add those of Mrs. Alfred Shaw,
Miss Rainforth, Miss- Marian Marshall, and Ilerr
Staudigl.
Many and grievous are the complaints at the dock-
yards that officers . promoted have to pay so much on
taking up their appointments. In one ease a man pro«
moted from 801. to 1001. a year had to pay 61. The case
is unparalleled.

On Tuesday last, a gentleman of the name of Morgan,
a student of St. John's College, broke his thigh whilst
in the act of leaping over a hedge and ditch near the
Plough public-house 'at Ditton. He is going on favour-
ably.

COURT CIRCULAR.
WINDSOR; MoNDAv.=--Her Majesty; accompanied by
the Queen of the Belgians, took her accustomed early
walk this morning in the vicinity of the Castle.
Their Royal Highnesses the I"rineess Royal and the
Princess Alice were taken for an airing this forenoon on
the Terrace and in the groads about the Castle.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales was taken a
carriage airing this afternoon, attended by the Dowager
Lady Lyttelton. •
Her Majesty the Queen of the Belgians and suite, at-
tended Divine service in the Catholic Chapel, at Clewer
Green. this morning; •
In the afternoon her Majesty, accompanied by the
Queen of the Belgians, took a drive in an open carriage.
The two Ladies in Waiting on their Mljesties. the
Countess of Dunmore and the Baroness d Hoogvorst,:
followed in another carriage, and the- Equerryin Mat-
ing, Major-General Wemyss, attended on horseback.
The Royal party drove into the'Green Park.
Her "Royal Highnesi the Duchess of Kent and her.
Lady in Waiting, Lady Anna Maria Dawson, will join
the Royal Dinner Circle, at the Castle this evening.
Tomorrow (Tuesday) the Queen and their Belgian
Majesties will, it is expected, dine with their Illustrious
Relative the Duchess of Kent at Frogmore Lodge.

His Royil Highness the Duke of Cambridge arrived
in town yesterday morning, from his residence at Kew.
The Ro3 al Duke visited her Royal Highness the
Duchess of Gloucester at Gloticester House. In the
afternoon his Royal Highness returned to. KeNV.
• The lion. Edward Steward, Deputy Chairman of the
Customs, had an interview with the Chancellor of the
Exchequer yesterday, et his official residence, in
Downing-street.

The Earl of Haddington visited Sir James Graham
•
yesterday.
Dispatches from the Earl of Elgin, GOvernor of Ja-
maica. and from the Governors of the other West India
Colonies, were received yesterday at the Colonial-office.
Dispatches were also.received yesterday at the Colonial-
office frow the Governor of St. Helena.

MONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CITY, MONDAY EVENING.
The Consol market closes firmly at 99/ to par, both
for Money and Time ; Bank Stock for Account has been
done as high as 202.
There has been a revival of speculation in S nish Steck
this afternoon, and an improvement of Ito per cent. in
the quotations.' The Actives haVe been 26 to 26i; and
the Three per Cents. 361 to 37* ; Colombian left off at
15 ; Mexican Deferred at 15/ 1 ; and Brazilian at 80.
The Greek Bonds were 15f.
The additional transactions in Railway Shares have
been these :—Birmingham and Derby were 37 to 371
Ditto and Gloucester, 31 ; Eastern Counties, 11 ; Great
Notth of England, 1 ; Brighton, 6 ; Blackwell, 104. ;
and Strasburgh and Bale, 3 dis.• Great Western Fifths,
61 ; Caledonian, 1 ; Grand Junction, . 133 ; - Harwich
°Braithwaite), 1; Harrowgate and Knaresborough, 4., ;
Norwich and Brandon, 51 ; Rouen and . Havre, 71 ;
South Eastern, 11 ; York and North Midland, 71 ;
Ditto New, 34i to 35, and Ditto Scarborough Branch,
181 to 18 prem.; London and Westminster Bank Shares
were 5f prem. .

(From The Sun of Last Night.).
The sales of Cotton in the I.iverpool market, on Satur-
day, were 10,000 bales, at id. per lb. in advance in price.
Speculators took 3,000 bales. The Railway Shares were
notvse are glad to
lealt inSaturfitag,from the o
being a.hoerom
liday.
lereial
advice.
re
ceived this morning from New York, that business in
British goods was brisk there ; but appreriensiont, were
entertained that the markets would be overatocked, 'Anany
heavy consignments having arrived from England. It
is stated that the receipts at the Custom braise at New
York, in the week previous to the departure. of the pre-
sent advices, was upwards of 450,000 dollars. The
French trade also appears to have -been stimulated by
the animation which existed in British fabrics. As the
nose circulation was kept within proper limits, little ex-
pectation was indulged that there would be any undue
speculative transactions. The cotton market had rather
improved.
There are late accounts from Havannah. The expOiti
of produce to Europe were large. For the week ending
the 10th of March, the following are the exports from
Santiago de Cuba:--Sugar, 93,750 lbs.; coffee, 533,605
lbs.; leaf tobacco, 142,290 lbs.; cigars, 66,000 lbs.;
fustic, 33,000 lbs.; brandy, 29 pipes; hides, 854 ;
molasses, 29 hogsheads; honey, 8 ditto; old iron, 14,300•
lbs.; old copper, 21,400 lbs. ; corcor, 450 lbs.; sweat-
meats, 201 ditto ;. yellow. wax, 7,237 lbs. In some dill=
tricts the planters are complaining that the. crops are
suffering from a long spell of dry weather.
Jamaica papers have come to hand to-day to the 20th
March, and from. the other Wands of nearly correspond-.
ing dates. The Earl of Elgin had closed the session of
the Leeislative Assembly (the session was a protracted
one) hi thanking that body for the supplies. Regret is
notice at the losses by the drought, but taken altoge-
ther the colony is stated by his Excellency to be in a
prosperous condition. The Governer refers to the
peaceable condition of the labourers, and to the means
taken by the home Government to extend religion and
education. The speech had given much satisfaction.
The packet brings 214,320 dolls., 85 serons of cochineal,
and some boxes of pearls. The accourts from the other
colonies are of a favourable, but not of a prominent cha-
racter.
Consols for Money and the Account have been quoted

at par this morning. The demand for stock aP— 0
crear.
be on the increase rather than otherwise. The 0na,,70
sinners took their usual quantity of Consols at With 7,4
per cent. of the 100. All the other securities are
and as the dividends will be in course of payment,l
morrow, the probabilities, the abundance of moneyl;
sidered, are, that the funds will advance still fur's°
The premium upon Exchequer Bills is quoted at 1,0
745. ; India Bonds at 88s. premium ; ..Bank
.Stn'
199 f, and India Stock at.293k.
A eonsiderableamount of business has been dosL,
day in the Foreign Market. The variations have °,O
compara,tively slight. The more prominent altenlsl°7;
have been in Spanish Passive Bonds, which are s•,
in Portuguese Converted, which are at 46i for Acc°,linto
and a reaction in the Five per Cents. Dutch SPX'
1001 •
A slight alteration took place in the value of the R 0
way Shares, but, in general the prices are scarcely
firm as they were last week. •

BRITISH FUNDS. 0
Bank Stock
per Cent. Red. .....
3 per Cent. Cons ..« lllO -Ditto Old Annuities ...
.3% per Cent. Rel . ....
New 3)6 per Cent..~
New 5 per Cent........« — I Ditto 5001 ........ ..... '-' po'
Long Annuities to expire - Ditto 5raa11............
Jan. 1860............ /2% !Bank Stock for Acct....
271:4,„,
Oct. 1859 •• ; - • Consols for Acct.., ..... 1/.
Jan. IMO ..... ...... - 'lndia Stock for Acct....
' ' - • FOREIGN FUNDS. • - ...
Austrian. 5 per Cent .... ;Portuguese, 5 per Cent .....
Belgian, 5 per Cent' — Ditto, New Ditto...." ...... .
~
Brazilian Bonds - Cent ... .. :..
Buenos Ayres, 6 per Ce..t — :Russian,_ 5 per Cent«......... -
rhilian, n per Cent
Colombian, 6 per Cent:.,.... 15 Spanish, 5 per Cent, .... ...... 0
Ditto, 182.1 Ditto, 3 per Cent ..... ......... •1
Cuba Bonds, 6.per Cent 23 - Ditto, Deferred-, ...... ......• ~.4.
D finish; 3 per Cent .
Greek, 18 5, 5 per Cent - Exchange ........,.... 4. ...4.
Mexican, 5- per Cent ... .....
Ditto, 6 per Cent., ILLY/.
Peruvian, 1825, 6 per Cent •— Ditto, 5 per Cent .... ..... 100
SHARES. •
-• Birmingham and Derby.(loo paid) ..... ....... ...... 69
A
.• Birmingham and Gloucester (100 paid)... . . ... .....
. , • Ditto New (17)6 daid); :.. -........ ...... .. ....... : • 24.,
Bristol and Exeter (10. paid)..."..,. ~......... ..,,,,,.., 140' -
Bristol' and Gloucester (30 pays).. - , 50
Eastern Counties (23 paid)
Great North of England (100 paid) 99
*rent Western (75 paid) -
Ditto Half Shares (50 paid) - 70
Ditto 1111ths (12 paitc.......»...... ...... ..«.......... • 'le%
Grassi Junction (100 paid) 233 .
Hattvieh (Braithwaite) (2 paid) .. ......
Thirrowgete and Knaresboro' ( 3 paid) ! .. •3 •
Lancaster and Carbine (.5 paid) .......... ............,. 1
Lon/on and nrughton (50 paid) . . ... -...
London a' d Blackwell (IW. 13s. i'd";).... 651
Norwich and Brendan ( 2 paid) ;.......,... ' 7
Rouen and Havre ( 8 paid) .......:«..........« I
South Eastern and Dover -(50 paid) • SI

Strasbou•g and Bale (14 piid)
York and North Midland (Kr 121
Ditto New (25 paid) «.«........„r..««.:.:.«..... 60.,
York and Scarborough Branch (4% paid] „... MN he
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, Ai'RII.,"6.—WII"--,,
had a
.quiet market this morning, without much spar;
tion in prices. Bolton and Preston, 30l ; Barite5;
Junction,. 2i and 21. Its.. 3d. ;s•Caledonian.
burgh and Glasgow, Quarter. 16} ; Paiis ant:CW:llBlj
37 ; Manchester,•Bury, and Bilisendale, 74 ; Shed"
and Manchester, 71 ; Finddersfield Canal, 18i.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.
Lorthom, APRIL S.-Fresh nesterlybreezes and fine..
_.„11,
DeAt„ ,Aran. 6.--Wind E.S.E, to N.N.E.•-•;-Arrd. Britaig;/
Hadie, and William • Lee, Shepherd; Calcutta; John,
Singapore ; Walker, China for Hull; British Queen, 1311-51(1.
Mauritius; hei .Majesty's ship; Nautilus, :Westward. „,jo
British Sovereign, Cape .off Good Hope ; Elizabeth, Fers_aol.4
Po ; Mercy, Barbadoes ; Alexander, Burrell, Concord, ""d
Isabella, Quebec ; Hazelrigg, ; Margaret, CO.
Good• Hope, and the rest of the outward bound.
OFF DUNGENESS,. APRIL 4.Fitz, Bahia for Stocur-
(42 days). •
Sounwirroti, APRIL 7.--,-Arrd: Dee steamer, West Int;
left Tampico, Feb. 24; Vera Cruz, March 3; Havana:o.'e;
Honduras, 14; La Guayra, 12; Carthagena, • Jan.
Jamaica, -March 1; Demerara, 5; Trinidad, 5 ; Barbed D;
10; Grenada; 12; St. Thomas's, 1T; Bermuda 23, on fre* of
214,320 dot's., 308,0 z. of gold, 86 oz. of silver, 85 ser°o
Cochineal, &c,
Wicymouru, APRIL 6.-41 d. George Welaford, Quebee-.4
JERSEY, APRIL 3.-Sld. Crapaud, Shippegan ; Tamer ""
. ,
. ,
Adventure,•Gaspe. • Aop,
MilSol6l, APRIL Nicholson; Llanelly for Lot*
leaky, having struck on the- Hooper Sands; ~.Tainaw"
Liverpool for Quebec, leaky;
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 6 AND 7:-Wind S.E., light.-Arrci atb,
_LAG
Mary Holland; Palmer, -and-Village Girl,. Woof,-Valpaf,
(Dec. 24); Thomas Carty, Scott; Buenos A.vres ; Treee 1.
Toso, -Jamaica • Bridgetown, Betty, FuncliAeld, Liver ;
and Warren- Hastings, Mason, New Orleans ; Monteat,„
Lowber, New York (18th -ult,)-:-7th; Sherbrooke, Stint':
New Orleans ; -Chieftein,.---:, and Portland, Stalker, Cheri;
ton: Sid. -6tli; Flora Keir, Calcutte ; Isabella Theralld
Ceylon; Rival, and Alhainbra; Cape of GOod.Hope ; E. 1.1.44;
Inca, Valparaiso ; Renown, Maranhtun ; AJ...l.:fa,
Aurora, and' Adolph. Havennah ; Henry Hood, Bacn,
Ant, Miramichi; Hibefnhis. and' PerseVerance; New l_tr,
Lady Melton, Acadia, and St.: George. Quebec ; Cori''
Halifax ; Hope' Montreal. •
Add
FALMOUTH, APRIL , 6,-Wind. N.N.W. 7.. -
Emanuel, Voss, Maceio ; Hieronymus, Hawschik, Mater
Sid. EiTnress packet, Tineriffe and Brazil ; Corn Wall,
Harvest Home, QUebec. •
PORTSMOUTH, Aim: S.S.E. to N.W.--1-41,41D,
by S:--Arrd. Marciiiis of Bute, London for China; Dna
SoVereiga,'ditto for the Cape; Burrell, 'Thistle, Londelli,e,.
the Cape. Sid:Undaunted, and , Sir Walter. Scott,' Qo'
~
Off. Charlotte, Hawkins, Calcutta. - ,
. EAST INDIA SHIPPING: •
Arrivals-=-Walker, Key, froth China, in. the P°'-
sailed Nov. .16, St. Helena, Fob. 3 ; British CP":
Brown, from- Mauritius, in the Downs, sailed. Dec. Ist,
Cape of Good'Hope, Jan. 17, St. Helena, Feb. 1 ;
Helier, Prisitilx, from New South Wales, in the Loau",..„
Docks, -sailed Oct. 30, Twofold Bay, ,Dee. 18 ;• go-,
taineer aticrEllen; from lehoboe, at Cove, sailed Jan. ;1
Charlotte, Hawkins, from Bengal; off Portsmouth, It:
Dec. 6, St. Helena, Feb. 10 ; Elizabeth' Walker,
from Singapore, off :Eastbourne, sailed, Nov, 24, St. PI
lens, Feb. 5 ; W. S. Hamilton, Brown,. from Shun. °
Eastbourne, sailed • Nov.:9, Singapore, Nov. 26, 6s'
Helena, _Feb: 3..
;0
Departures, front Sydney-,-Montezuma;
November, for. London ; Reflector, Withecombe-, DE;
3, for London .;• Standerings, to sail Dec. 17; Fun''''
Dec. - • - -
Arricrals at Batayire=-Margaref; from gobiO
Town:; Salem,,Arnaata, SOvereign, Janet,
and Gondolier. ,. •.- .
o
Departures from Batavia:,--James„`Tiirtier;b'ec. 23, t",
rCowes.
Arrivals at St. Ilelena-Goiliavrk, Feb. 5; from gag.
ritius, and sailed, 6th, to' Falmouth,• Rival of Brags
her, Bth, from Africa, and 'sailed,' loth, to Cork; War
rent; froth South' Seas ';Hartley, • 10th,. from Africa. I.‘ •
sailed to Plymouth
Arrivals at Mauritius,-Aberentubie; Dec. 22, fry
Port' Philip; Winifred, 23d, _from Calcu4a New
press, 25. th, from the Cape "; Nanterre; from taletiti,ty
Corraghtnore, 27th, from Algoa, Bey; *Adelaide, '2'
from Calcutta; Gazelle, -28th, from Marseilfes; Wet'
from Calcutta; Amlty,lfthua Bombay_; Pauline, Hough
ton, from "London.: • . •
Arrivals at Hobart Town-;-Hydzfrabicl; Nov. 16, frc)°3
Launceston; Reptius, 17th,:Henrietta, .19th, and Der-
went, 20th, from :London •,. •Oratbr, 21st, from Kings"
town ; her Majesty'a-ship Fly,.,loth, from Swan River-
A rriva Launeeston,-William,, Wise, Low, 14°/'
22, from London. -. • ,
Arrivals, ih 'Table:Bay, of Good,: irre.k. visor
Kincaid, Feb, 4,. from Rio, and sailed 'loth,. to Avgrcl
Pequina ; John • McLellan, 9th, from Bomber" "a°,„
:Cochin .; Rainbo*,frogkAlgoti Bay ; .Esiex,.loth, fr°'",
Calcutta and Madras ; Regina, I 1 th, from Calcutta"
Northumberlands 14th, from,Calcutte-aIl three to 1,°117
don, ; Hortensia, 14th, from Calcutta. .
Departures from Table Bay-Cynthia, Tan, 30,1.'
CONVeS ;.Panpek, Hall,'Feb. 1, to London ; Cape Packt
3d, 'to- Mauritius.. and Caton- ; Hugh Walker' 3tl. r
London; Europa. 4th; Vi '6th, to AngiaX4uititi
Science, 7th, to Boston ; Harmony, Bth, to St. HelearA
Lady Leith, -11th, to Singapore.
Arrivals AlgOsi Jan. fro
London.; Sainsou, 31, from Mauritius. • •
• Arrivals at Anjer-7-Ingleborough, • Dee; :•18, -fr°4l
China to London ;- Maria, 6th,. from. ,Singa*ite to blues"
ritius ; John Brown, Bth, from Manilla,to.Cowes; 111131;•
Wilson, 9th, from Singapore to' Mauritius :John
17th, from Bombay to China ; Thomas. Fielden, 20'•"'
from china,j to LiverpOol ; .Wetherall, 31st from Liver
pool to Singapore; .13engalee, 31st, from Batavia to EQ.:
terdath ; Resolution, Jan. 3, .from .Ivladras, to
Rubeos, 3d, from AntWerp to- Singapore. • '• •
Arrivals. at Ascension previous to Feb, 18_,A.lbor6
Marquis of Wellesley, and Snerier. " •
Arrivals . at Hung,liong-Mainiion,- fivr
Syd.for ney_Bom ; Forfarshire, 8, from Hobart Town; and boot
ing bay ; . Asiatic,- B,..frona-Sydney-; -Duchiiss ‘
Northumberland, 9; from Manilla,
and.Ell°l ea d t ing for
Li. r°ll.
don ; Argyle,' 14, from Valparalio:i.
Liverpool ; Larkins,, 17, frotii Bombay ; Foititutip
Buckharn, 11, from Ceylon. and .Tutticoreeni and let:
ing for London ; Oriental, 16, from London ;
20, from Liverpool..., • - • •
Departures from Hong-Kong-Posthumouß; .n 55,
to Bally.; Atiadne, Ceylon,, 26, to LOndon.; -Margin-
Wilkie, 27,, to -the Clyde ; Zemindar, -29, to Manilf.'
John Mitchell, Jan. 9, to. Liverpool ; •HarinOnY,
Indian, 17, to London ; John o'Gaunt, 'lB, to Liverk..
VESSELS SPOKEN WITIL.-The Cowan, Clyde to
Feb: 5; -lat. 39, len. 11; Benedictus, Chemise; tn. StcP'Z'
3d ult., off Cape de Galt; Caurier,• Moore, Irenie°_,'
Grimsby,4th, off Cape.de Galt, by the RachekTruri
mond, arr.ved at Crookhaven.. Belfeat,to
Scotia, 22d, ult., .lat. •37, long. 34; Caroline, frorts,We'
Men, 28th, 'lat..' 44, lon. 21; Sun, of New York, frt'
London, 30th, lat. 47, fon. /3; -York, London to S&; or;
drew's, NeW Brunswick, Ist inst., lat. 49, lon. 11,131-1,,,,w
Brazilian packet; Teddy; irriikeff YalmOntb: En"
Jan. 1, 1at..30 5.,. lon. 79 E., by. the I.lnion,-Bliddleton,
arrived at Calcutta. Alice Brooks, Liverpool to
lat. 19 N., lon. 23 W., by the'Corunna, arrived' at
cutta. Konig Wilhem 11., AmsterdamlOtlataTia,_•",7;
1, lat. 38 N., lon. 17 . W.; Caroline, • from Plyzaotcs,
Jan. 9, lat. 25 S., lon 28 W,; Paul Jones, New Yort t"4
Canton. 18th, lat. 34 S., lon. 15 W.; Rajah, gason
Manilla, 22d, lat. 34 S., lon. 6 W. ; Nariglit4•
New York, 28th, lat. 37 -S., Ion; 14 ,h
bZ /
Lewe van Nyenstein, arrived at the. Cape of Good 17;
Harmony. of Jersey, 20th ult., lat. 48, lon. 9 W., b/
Hudson, arrived at Bremen. Saucy Jack, LiierP9F'l;es
Trieste, 12th ult., lat. 37, lon. 8, by the Scipio, stela2,
at Malta. Peruvian, barque. "outward bound, Feb. 2r,
lat. 12 S., ion: 26 W.; Star,. of Belfast • bound, . torrLi"
- • ; 4, brig,
pool. Ist ult.; lat. 23 W., on the Line; • Belgian' ;
Joan. Monte Video to Antwerp, 11th,, lott• -31-;
Norfolk, Havre to :New Orleans, 19th, .lat. 29."10"'
Robert, schooner; Charleston for Antwerp; 26th, 101 At.
lon. 26; Eleanor, of Guerns; y, for Cork, lat: 44, 4341- b
by the Mourtaineer, arrived at Cork. England's ar
from Liverpool, Feb. 17, lat. I S., 10H. 20 1Y,;; it°b•• 4:ile
London to Rio, 18th inst., ht 1 S.. lon. 21 W., "1A....
Britannia, arrived in the Downs. Sylvia, Shields to_7_
lon.
Cape of Good Hope, Feb. 17, lat. N.,
Hannah Watson Bristol to. Calcutta, same.. day
iellyn, Liverpool to Batavia,' 18th inst, -lon.
Rotterdam to New York, by the Juliet, arrived ja
il
River. Ship Sophia,. Feb. 17; on the L41!..,,,i&na.0-'°-•
21 W.; brig Harwood, same tlay; Lady irlorti,„ ",:rd.p)
Liverpool to Calcutta, 19th, lat, 2 N., "
Washington, 15th ult.. hit, 32, lon. 40, V; the t
arrived in the Clyde.