The Sun.
London, England, 1842-02-17 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LoNnorn,. FEB. 15,—Wind this day at noon Westerly.
STA NC ATK CREEK, FEB. 14..—Arrd. Eleanor, Long,
Palermo ; Greyhound, Hibbs, Alicant.
OFF RAMSOA TE, FEB. 14.—Helen Symers, Dundee, for
Havannah. The Petite Breton, Noel Cuillandre, was brought
in here to-day, having been fallen in with abandoned on tho
12th ult. off Cherbourg.
DEAL, FEB. 14.—Wind A.M. S. W. , P.M. N. A rrd.
Margaret, Cemney, Calcutta.—Arrd. from the River, H. M.
ships Formidable and Alfred, for Westward ; Union, Laun-
ceston ; Earl Durham, Sydney ; Malay, Demerara.--Sld.
Tullock Castle, Jamaica ; Mary, Barbadoes ; Peter Pwetor,
Colombo ; Enterrise, and others.
LIVERPOOL, }fits. 14.—Wind W., fresh.---Arrived Ann,
Bombay ; Leader, Robins, Mary Ballard, Parkinson, and
Pioneer, Graham, New Orleans ; Portsmouth, Glover, Mo-
bile ; Hebe, Warren, Smyrna ; Columbus, Green, Pernam-
buco—sailed 16th ult. ; Memphis, New York. Arrived off
port, Margaret, Demerara ; master and mate dead ; intended
going to Beaumaris ; Nautilus, Gibson, Lima. The Bombay
packet, bound to Africa, has put back after being ashore, but
Without apparent damage. The Ocean Queen, bound to Lon-
don, got ashore in Roundstone Bay on the 9th inst., but came
off the following tide without apparent damage. Put back,
Indian, Trinidad.
OFF DOVER, FEB. 13.—Ganges, New York for Antwerp,
Flora, Rio for Hamburgh.
FALmiotrrit, FEB. EL —Wind S. S.W. to 14.N.W.—Arrd.
Matinela, Herne for Havannah; Tagus, Southampton, for Rigo.
Buts Tor., FEs. 14.—Arrd. Northenez, Rice, New York.
TORBAY, FEB. 14.—Arril. Newport, London, Rio Janiero.
Coat:, FEB. 12.—Arrd. Gusore de Gurchy, Mount Video ;
Vesta, Odessa.

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LONDON, FEB. 16.—Wind this day at noon S.W.
DEAL, FEB. 15.—Wind S.W., light.—Arid. from the River
Earl Durham, for Sydney ; Cato, St. Vincent; Tuneriffe,
Teneriffe. Put back the Burros, for Batavia.
OFF DOVER, FEB. 15.—Arrd. Haskar, New York.
SOUTHAMTON, FEB. 15.—Sid._Teviot steamer, Barbadoes.

FALMOUTH, FEB. 14. —Wind W. S. W., moderate.—Sailed
her Majesty's shi Rapid, Sierra Leone ; Turk, Wells, Malta ;
Tagus steamer, Vigo, &e.
KINTALE, FEB. 12.—Arrd. Cantab, Liverpool, Rio Grande.
CORK, FEB. 13.—Arrd. the Cambridge, Graham, Buenos
Ayres ; Isabella and Ann, Hutchins, do.; Alfred, Malta. It
blew a heavy gale this morning from W. S. W. to W.
The Mai y Jane, from Malta, and Amanda, from Upland, are
ashore at Carlisle ; the former is expected to bilge. The
Oporto, Wilkie, bound to this port, and the Uva, from Mar-
seilles, were driven past in the gale of yesterday, and are at
anchor in Bally Cotton Bay.
BEAUMARIS, FEB. 14. —Arrd. Margaret, Dickson, Deme-
rara for Clyde, with loss of sails.

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BRIDLINGTON, FEB. 15.—The Sir William Curtis, from
Yarmouth to Leith, put in here yesterday leaky, and it is ex-
pected must discharge.
HULL, FEB. 15.—Wind W., fresh.—Sld. Leopard, for New
Orleans.
LIVERPOOL, FEB. 15.—Arrd. Britannia steamer, Boston,
sld. Ist inst., and Halifax 4th; Alice, Mauritius, sld. Nov. Is;
Rappaheemock, New Orleans; Creole, St. Andrew's, New
Brunswick ; Nautilus, Lima. The Tyrian, from Natchez to
this port, was ashore in the Mississippi, 9th ult. Put back,
Ellen German, La Guayra.
SCILLY, Fre. 11.—A vessel, apparently a brig, is sunk near
Meledgau Island, about one mile from St. Agnes, and it i$
feared the crew have perished. Half her figure-head has
washed ashore, a bust and head painted white, with a spy-glass
under the left arm. Name on the sails, Eden and Brown,
South Shields.

PLYmouTH, Fun. 15.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. General Pal-
mer, Chatham, China.

SWANSEI, FEB. 14.—Arid. Valeria, Hume, Valparaiso.
STANGATE CREEK, FEB. 15.—Arril. Caroline, Mogadore.
YARMOUTH, FEB. 15.—The William '1 hompson, from
Hartlepool to Algiers, and the Jane and Betsy, from Webs and
Liverpool, have put in here, having been in contact.
Mississi eel, JAN. I9.—Arrd. Forth (steamer), Southamp-
ton, and proceeded for Mexico.

TO 31ARINERS-SUPPOSED NEW REEF, OR SAND.

BANK.
STancitoss, FEB. 14.—Indiana, Barker, from Mauritius,
arrived in London, reports that when off the Cape of Good
Hope, and standing• off (wind N.NV.) Cape Augustus, W. by S.,
13 miles, struck on a reef, or sandbank, not laid down in the
chart.

MEETING AT NOTTINGHAM.--in our first
leader yesterday the number stated to have assembled in the Mar.
ket.place on Monday, should have been 8,000 instead of 80,000.
A Correspondent who writes from Nottinham yesterday, states
that the space occupied by
thereby affording ream for 20,000. In the erenins Peel was burnt
i eMgy. the meeting was fully fifty yards square,