The Sun.
London, England, 1845-04-05 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, Arum. 4.—Light easterly breeze, and fine.
DEAL, APRIL 3.—Wind S.E. to E.N.i.—Sld. Grabani,
Sydney; City of Poonah, Madras ; Nestor, Madras;
Large, Trinidad; Henry Tanner, Jamaica; Fortitude, 11er
cules, Caroline, and Hartley, Quebec.
RAMSGATE, APRIL 3.—The Janet, from Shields to Con'
stantinople, which put in here, leaky, has commenced die'
charging her cargo. era. •
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 3.—Wind S.S.E.,
Cockermout.h Castle, Bell, St. Lucia ; Carma, Porto Bleed
Std. Paul Jones, China; Tartar, Bombay; Catherine, 41.114
Hannibal, Valparaiso ; James Ray, Buenos Ayres ; Roa
Mint, Jamaica; Meteor, Gulf of :Mexico; Trenton, Philr
delphia ; Oxford, and Susannah E. Howell, New York
Emigrant, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Florence, Princ:
Edward's Island ; Amity, Montreal; Neptune, Sir Frederic"
Bond Head, George, Nicaragua, and Countess of Durbin;
Quebec. Put back, Brenda, for Montreal, crew sick. °n
Dumfries, China; Champion, Laguavra ; Borneo, Charlestone
PLYMOUTH,. APRIL 3.—Wind E. S. E.—Arrd. Sophia, Nat
Leslie, Leslie, London, for Quebec ; when off the Mew Stone, coil
in here, the master jumped overboard and was drowned.
cask of brandy, marked T. G., was picked up off Ushant
by
the Flora, arrived here.
RAMSEY, ISLE OF MAN, Arm, 2.—The Arethusa, frO
Liverpool to Monte Video, put into this bay 30th ult., leaky'
and must come in here to repair.
In-
GRIJisnY, APRIL I.—The Margaret Cunningham, Of
verkeithing, sunk in these roads, has been raised, and will be.
go
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ton e mud in de or two. %ad •
OFF THE MULL OF OFti
CAUTIRE, MARCH 30.—Arrd. Roulena
Shank, Trinidad, for Londonderry, with loss of sails, &C., ae
proceeded next day.
EAS I' INDIA SHIPPING.
Arrivals at Calcutta—Clifton. Feb. 8, from Bristol; Protr•
melia, from Neweasale ; Mary Somerville, from Liverpoca
Romeo, 9th, from Greenock ; Windsor, 17th, from London
Audax, from China; Nitts, 18th, from Ceylon; Coromande,,/
19th, from Greenock ; Palatine, from Liverpool ; Duke -
Wellington, from Alloa. lir
Departures from Calcutta—Fire Queen, steamer, Feb-
to the Straits; Queen, 18th, Tudor, 19th, to London; Verne"'
put back, 9th, with loss of cutwater.
Arrivals at Madras—Emily, Feb. 13, from Newcastle
Deva, 15th, from Liverpool ; Lady Flora, 15th, from Cuddy
lore; Duke of Argyll, 7th, Cuddalore ; Glasgow, `ilst, Ire '
Glasgow.
Departures from Madras—Her Majesty's ship Pilot, Feb. 15:'
to Trincomalee ; Frances, 17th, to Barbadoes ; Worceste",
19th ; Orestes, Diana, and Duke of Roxburgh, to China'
Marie Mathilde, to Bordeaux. h
Arrivals at Ade L—John Line, March 1, from Madras; bet
Majesty's ship Serpent, 9th, from Bombay.
Depai ture from Aden—Niagara, March 4, to Bombaar-
Arrivals at Hong-Kong—laya, Dec. 21, from Lon
John John Christian, from Liverpool ; Eagle, 22d, from Bristoit.
Annie, 24th, from Sydney; Isabella Anna, from IDibeal
Town ; her Majesty's ship *Vestal, 27th, from Sydney; Ad 'c;
cate, 28th, from Bombay ; Alligator, Jan. 4, from Shang
Packet, from Calcutta ; Mary Ann Webb, from Shangille'
Sarah, from Sydney.
Departures from Hong-Kong.—Hersey, Dec. 17; .
finder, 17th ; John Laird, 22d ; Eagle, 22d ; Lady, 2'; ;
Royal Albert, 29th; Lysander, 31st ; Forfarshire, Jan.
Castle Eden, 5 ; all to London ; Vanguard. Dec. 22, '6,
Manilla ; Eleanor Russell, 31st, to Manilla; Kestrel, JO'
to Sydney; Penang, to Liverpool.
Arrivals at Colombo.—Africa, Feb. 14, from Calcutta ;
Sharp, 15th, from Shields and Galle. to
Departure from Trincomalee. Broad Oak, Jan. 2,
Liverpool. ton,
Arrivals at Bombay.—lmaun of Muscat, Feb. 16 ; Lit 1,
Moo'
all ; Murray, 24 ; John Moore, 28 ; Competitor,
all from Liverpool.

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; PRINCESS'S CONCERT Rooms.—Miss Galbraith had
a concert at the above rooms on Wednesday eYenifi°
last ; and she was aided by a variety of vocalists (i. 11:,
eluding Madlle. Schloss and Madame Albertazzi), "'hp;
sang a long list of ballads, duets, and trios. Perhaps
best thing among the vocal efforts was the perforrnsecA
of Rossini's " Quis est homo," which Miss Galbraith smi;
Madame Albertazzi gave in a most excellent and effectiv f
style. A little lady, about twelve or thirteen years ed
age, rejoicing in the suggestive name of Delckan, t
a grand fantasia on the pianoforte, and with such
'
execution and evidence o f muscle as to greatly astono
the room. Mr. John Thomas played a solo on the birr
and there were other executive doings by Mr. 11931571
mann, Mr. Richaidson, Mr. Roeckel, and Mr. G. Case',
a.
ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. —This
voured place of amusement will shortly put forth its
attractions for the season. We have been favoured w"
a view of the works, so nearly arrived at completiel
and could scarce believe our eyes—new and debit
erecti, ns in every part, and the entire completely OP'
vated and decorated. Or
MAIDS OF HONOUR, A TALE OF THE COURT -
GEORGE I.—This work is exciting considerable stle-
tion. Besides affording us (observes the New Mon '
Magazine) a view of almost all the celebrated charsel,;
of the period, the work introduces us to the scenes he
which they flourished. At Court wo aro taken W to
levee, to the state ball, to the King's musical parties, .0
his Majesty's curious interviews with his mistresses,
the King's Cabinet, to the private apartments of toy
Prince and Princess of Wales, to the pleasant comp in
in Mrs. Howard's room, to the love-making going ell.
the apartments of the maids of honour, to the Arcadiatts
amusements at Hampton Court, and to behold vto'f°
other glimpses of Palace life. Besides which, we end
of
the fashionable chocolate-houses, participate in one
.0
the carousals of the Hell-tire Club, and stop at a certi.inis
villa at Twickenham to see Pope declaring his pore,
the seductive Lady Mary Wortley Montague- 31°rtes,
over we are present at all the assignations, elopello,°,b
abductions, duels, conferences, and confidences, in wt 1
the maids of honour are concerned, and arc thus enab
to enjoy as varied a dish of gallantry, sentiment, aue
humour, as over was presented to the reader in the 5111
of three volumel.