The Sun.
London, England, 1842-10-27 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, OCT. 26: Wind S.W., strong breezes.
DEAL, OCT. 25.—Wind S.W., very strong—Arrd.
Providence, Madeira, for Hamburgh; Marlborough,
Honduras ; Lady Begot, Harrison, and Sir W. Wal-
lace, Quebec ; Baltic, Quebec ; Tremont, Gillespie,
New York ; Apollo, Sturge, Baltimore ; Bremen,
Roper, Richmond, both for Bremen; Abers, Bre-
men, New Orleans ; Soto, Hamburgh, 'for La
Guayra ; Borneo, ditto, Havannah ; Dolphin, ditto,
Madeira ; Prosper, Hamburgh ; George Washing-
ton, Singapore, for Bremen ; Oceanus, Smith, Vir-
ginia ; Sophia, Baltimore, for Amsterdam; Bremen
packet, Bahia, for Hamburgh.
PORTSMOUTH' OCT. 25.—Wind W. to W.S.W.
strong.--Arml.Scourfield, London, for the Cape of
Good Hope.--Sld. Florence, Madeira; put back, .I.lar-
garet Hardy,. for Cape,of Good Hope.
DARTMOUTH, OCT. 25.—The Atalanta, Shapley, out
49 days from Galipole to.Falmouth, has put in here,
having pumped up oil, and lost sails, &c.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 25.--Wind S.W., moderate.—
Sld. Royal Tar packet, Gibraltar.
LivEapooL, Ocr. 25.—Wind, S., fresh.—Sld.
Arica, Lima, Grace, ,Antigua, George Nicolaus,
Mayvaguez ; Emerald, New Orleans; Ayrshire, Ber-
muda. Arrived off, Pet.
KINSALE, OCT. 21.—Arrd. Lord Saudon, Quebec.
SHIELDS Ocr. 23.—Arrd. Adventure, Bruce, Dal-
housie. 'Sid. Alfred, Demerara.
HULL, OCT. 25.—Wind W.S.W., moderate breeze.
—Arrd. Amazon, Quebec, after being ashore on the
East Bank.
CARMARTHEN, Oct. 23.—Arrd. Princess Royal,
Lewes, Quebec.
NEW Ross, OCT. 21.—Arrived John Bull, and
Tottenham, Quebec.
TRURO, OCT. 23.--Arrd. Jane, Constance, Pictou.
SCARBOROUGH, OCT. 23.—Arrd. Lund, Miramichi.
TORQUAY, OCT. 20.—Arrd.Emma Zoller,Miramiehi.
YARMOUTH, Oct. 24.—The Bauchory, Smart, from
Aberdeen to London, has put into the Roads very
leaky, loss of sails, &c., but proceeds with assistance.
SHIELDS, OCT. 24.—1 t, blew a gale the whole of
last night, and some ships are reported to have gone
ashore in the bay. The following have been in con-
tact and received damage :—Legatus, Ord, and Har-
riett, both of London ; Bonito, of Colchester ; X.Y. Z.,
Lightfoot, andNeweastle trader, Lodge, both of North
Shields; and Shakspeare, Gray, and Liverpool, Buck,
of South Shields.

DEAL, OCT. 25.—1 t is blowing a gale at S. W.
Several vessels have driven, but have brought up with
a second anchor.

VESSELS SPOKEN WlTll—Tantivy, Zante to Lon-
don, 29th ult., off Cape de Gatt, by the Vivacious,
arrived at Falmouth. Robert Clive, from ,Liverpool,
7th inst., off Cape de Gatt; Stamboul, Liverpool to
Constantinople, same day, by the E. D., arrived at
Bristol. Thomas Miller, Liverpool to Pernambuco,
14th, lat. 14 N., lon. 19 W. ; Alabama, Virginia to
London, 14th, lat. 49, lon. 20, by the 'Timbuctoo,
ashore at Padstow. Catherine, Boland, Catania for
London, 9th inst., off Cape St. Vincent, by the
Schryd, arrived at Plymouth. Alexander, from
Malta, 9th instant, in the Gut of Gibraltar; Glou-
cester, from Taganrog, 11th instant, off Cape
St. Vincent, by the Olive Branch, arrived off
Falmouth. Glenlyon, London to Quebec, 17th ult.,
lat. 44, lon. 49 ; St. Clair, Madeira to Antwerp, 10th
instant, lat. 50, lon. 13 ; Caroni, bound to Trinidad,
14th instant, lat. 49, lon. 9 ; Pilot, Chili to Liverpool,
13th ult., lat 36, lon. 35 ; Lavatino, United States to
Bremen, 4th instant, lat. 49, lon. 11, by the Argo,
arrived at Swansea. Wellington, London to Con •
stantinople, 16th ult., off Cape Passau, by the Paro-
quet, arrived at Bristol. Herefordshire, Alexandria
to Liverpool, 17th ult., lat. 3,5, lon. 17, E.; Saunders,
Liverpool to Constantinople, 21st, 'off Cape Bon;
Uzella, Smyrna to London, 28th, off Ivica; Lord
Lambton, sth instant, off Europa Point, by the
Rebel, arrived in the Creek. Surprise, of Torquay,
for Newfoundland, 14th instant, lat. 48, lon. 22, by
the Princess Royal, arrived at Carmarthen.

Sir Robert Peel leaves 'Windsor Castle to-day
for Drayton Manor. A messenger was sent off yes-
terday morning from the Home-office, with dispatches
for the Right Hon. Baronet.
ADDIIRAL NUGENT.—.The answer to inquiries at
Charing-cross Hospital yesterday was, that Admiral
Nugent was going on as favourably as could be ex-
pected, and sanguine hopes were entertained of the
gallant officer's ultimate recovery.
MARGATE.--So vast 'and unprecedented have been
the shoals of herrings this season upon our coast,
that the Jane, one of our fishing smacks, arrived at
the jetty, on Sunday morning, with a cargo of the
miraculous number of 50,000: the whole of
which the crew disposed of to Mr. Turner, a fish
curer, for 501., being at the rate of six a penny.
FUNERAL OF SIR WILLIAM RAE, BART.—Yes-
terday the remains of the late Right Honourable Sir
William Rae, Bart., Lord Advocate of Scotland,
were interred in
the family burying-place at Inver-
esk. The funeral was as strictly private as the
nature of the high office which he held would permit,
• the attendance being confined to the relatives
and friends, and those who held office immediately
under him, his Lordship's Deputes, the' Crown
Agent, &c. A meeting of the Faculty of Advocates
was held last week, when it was unanimously agreed
that they should attend as a body at the funeral, if
agreeable to the family, but this was respectfully de-
elined.—Edinburgh Advertiser, Oct. 25.
SOUTHAMPTON OCT, 95.—The Peninsular Com-
pany's steamer the Little Liverpool arrived this morn- 1,
ing from Spain and Portugal: she was due on
Sunday. This is the slowest boat belonging to
the Company ; she brought fourteen passengers,
but no tariff . cattle. This is the first voyage,
since, the operation of the tariff, that no
cattle hiye been brOught from Spain. The
Little.' 'Liverpcx4 has been seized by the Custom-
house.: authorities,because contraband tobacco and
cigars --Nyeres found on boa'rd. Some portion of the
contrabanttgo* were diScovered at Falmouth, and
a qttantity'_waa' Aeteeted at this port. The British
Queen is eneeted hourly.at COwes: The Avon; a
new West, 4idia'sieinner,' -will- shortly arrive in
Southampton Watei. the Olyde- is expected from
'the West Indies, with the mails, next Friday.