The Sun.
London, England, 1842-03-07 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, MARCH 4.—Wind this day at noon, S.W.
DEAL, MARCH 3. Wind W. S. W. , mo.lerate.—Arrd.
Arcturua, Hill, Calcutta; Vixen, Palmer, Mauritius. The
weather has been more moderate throughout the day, but now
(7 P.m.) it is blowing a fresh breeze, with every appearance
of squally weather.
LivEacooL, MAKcia 3.—Wind S.W. to W., fresh.—Arrd.
Spinster, Culquhon, St. Domingo ; Lanark, Bainbridge,
Mobile; Jamaica, White, Nassau; Octaviva, Colburn, New
Orleans ; William Ackers, Nicol, Port Cabello; Catherine,
Halifax ; United States, Britton, New York.

MA aC ATE, MA tick' Ihe Economy, from Rouen to Lon-
don, sunk in the Queen's Channel yesterday, having been in
contact with a vessel; crew saved.
RAMSCATE, MARCH 3.—Arrd. Chigas, Shields, for Ha-
vannah. The Sarah, Harman, from Newcastle to Malta, is
at anchor off the North Foreland, with loss of mainmast, &c.,
having been in contact with the Unity, of Exeter.
Po aTsmouTu, 'Manx"( 3. —Wind S. W. to W. N. W., strong
ad I squally.—Arrd. Chieftain, from London for St. Helena and
Trin d d.

SOUTHAXIPTON, MARCH 3.—Sld. Liffey, Madeira.
TORBAY, MARCH 3.—The Diligence, Rider, of Buxham,
Ixaving carried away her bowsprit, was lying to off Berry Head,
and way run into by the Undaunted, Hanvell, for St. Michael's,
and sunk; crew (except one) saved.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 3.—Wind S. W.—Arrd. West Indian,
:London, for St. Helena.
OFF RYDE, MARCII 2.—George, Shields, for Jamaica.
.FA L3lol'l'll, MA acir ''2.—Wind W. S. W., strong gales, with
viallent squalls. —Arrd. Francis, Russell, Port-au-Prince,
sailed Jan. 18; Rosa Lane, ditto.
JERSEY, .M.aacit 2.—The Vibilia, Driscoll, from St. An-
drew's, New Brunswick, was brought in here last evening
--ewater-logged, having struck on the rocks.
RAMSEY, ISLE OF MAN, MARCH 2. —The Satina, from
9Sli,fp to Liverpool, has put in here leaky.
CORE, MARCH I.—Arrd. Charlotte, Artis, Cuba._

Bum:, MARCH 3.—The Undaunted, Fea, bound to Ham-
but ,in proceeding down the Humber yesterday, got on the
Helm Saud, but got off on the flood without damage, and
pr weeded.
A Luso arstru If, MARCH 3.—The Sharp, Maxwell, of Sunder-
land, struck on the Whiting yesterday, and went to pieces :
rew saved. . . .

LoNDON, MARcir s.—Wind this day at noon variable.
.DEAL, MARCH S.W.—Arrd. Rajathon, M'Allis-
WI." Calcutta; Carib, Shields for Demerara; Salem, ditto for
Consiletinople. Arrd. from the river Emmeline and Mad-
din, Somas Seas; Providence, Bombay ; Acasto, Madras ;
Charles Carter, Cape ; William and Alfred, Antigua ; Undine,
Philadelphia ; Minerva, Charleston; Messenger, Boston ;
Francis Lawson, Africa; Whig, Cape de Verdes ; Sancho
,Panza and Harriet, Gibraltar.
OFF Dovga, MA ucii 4.—Crusader, Honduras.
BAAISCATE, MARCH 4.—Arrd. Sarah, Shields for Malta,
yids loss of mast, &c., having been in contact; Aleons, Lon-
don for westward, with damage.
LivzgrooL, MARCH 4.—Wind fresh.—Arrd. Martha, Mur-
ray# Savannah, 'sailed Jan. It ; Rochall, Higgins, New Or-
leans. Sid. Columbia (steamer), Halifax and Boston. Arrd.
Noff, Mary Bibby, Honduras.
OFF THE SOUTH FORELAND, MARCH 4.—Someraall, Ber-
tic-e„

Barer: TON, MARCH 4.—A cask of French red wine, marked
No. 1, B; three casks oil of turpentine, Nos. 18, 33, and 186,
marked BL, ,e,".'th M 4 underneath ; one cask of brandy, No.
2,088, have beeilOcked up and landed here.
PORTSMOUTH,RCH 4.—Wind W. S.W.—Arrd. George,
.Shields, for Jamaica.
TORBAY, MARCH 3. -rd William Harris, ghiehls, for
3amaica.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 3.—Wind NN;S. W. to W., fresh gales,
sith heavy squalls.—Sld. Oriental steamer Gibra'tar. The
Treat steamer has not yet reached to take ti:.9 West India
mails.
NEWPORT, Ma not 4.—The Priella, Shea, of Cork, for
Carlisle, got across the dock last night, and chained so much
'abet the pumps will with difficulty keep her up ; cargo dis-
c hat ging.
Yong ti.a Maacu —The Margaret and Elizabeth,
bounJ to London, which put back on the 27th ult., leaky,
having s.,ruck on the bar, is discharging.
Long ISLAND CYLANNEL.—Acrd. Commodore, Liverpool,
for t larlestou, having experienced heavy gales.
STRANAAER, MARCH 2.—The decks, beams, flooring, bul-
warks, &c., of a North American built vessel, supposed about
tons, hal/4 been washed ashore near Ardwell Bay, Mull of
Galloway. Parts of boxes, the name " Roach, *others,"
painted in black, on one No. OS 91, St. George S. Cork ; on
another a white billet head, soda cabin door painted satin.- vroed,
have also been picked up. Parts of a writ of a Manz vessel
ba" been washed ashore on the same coast. It blew a burn-
aim 27th ult. from W. to S.
Auntonouan; 111A.acu —The'Astiey, Thomson, of Seaton
Egee4 lied the Penelope, Peak, of twos*? got in contact
Aff the Sbipwash Light this snot ning ; the former
lost midnmast,
I,!* latter sank; mate drowned.

El 6 tGU Akrt GLASGOW RAILWA T.-re TaL,.
-1.-70017 1. last. to Saturday, Feb. 26:-5,5t36 passeogers,
lot --- pattels 32!. Ss. ed. ; total I 036/ 2s. 7d.
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