The Sun.
London, England, 1827-09-01 00:00:00

SNIPPING INTELLIGENCE--(TTHA

FROM LLOYD'S. • ,
DEAL, AUG. 31.—Wind N.E.—Arrived '
London the Arethusa, for Vera Cruz; La Bellei
Nance, Hunter, for the Cape and Madras, and °I
at four a.m.

PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 31.—Wind N.E. to 1%."-
rived the Assiduous, Brand, from Oporto.-5!
the Orient, White for Calcutta; and Duke of 1`
steamer, for Lisbon.
FALMOUTH, AUG. 30.—Wind N.—Arrived
Marquis of Salisbury packet, from the Brazils,w
from Rio June 17, Bahia July 6, and Pernanibu'
July 10.—Sailed the Osborne packet, for RiO
Buenos Ayres. _

BELFAST, AUG. 28.—The Rosebank, Boy 4
' rived from Quebec, spoke on the 10th inst., in]
48., the Alert, bound to Newfoundland, and was
formed by her that the Bellona, abaci'
ed on the 16th July, having sprung a leak.
LOWESTOFF, AuG. 31.—The Ebenezer of 13(
ham, Champion, got upon the Barnard Sand
evening, and was assisted off without damage'
The Thetis of London, Mitchell, bound to Shiel
parted from an anchor and chain last night ion
\Vold. Several vessels parted during the night,
blowing very hard from the North-east.

The Boyne, from China and St. Helena, '
spoken with in lat. 12., long. 27., by his Majoil
sloop, Eclair, arrived at Portsmouth.

WINDSOR, AUG. 31.—Yesterday the Kul
was occupied with public despatches from nine O'cloe
the forenoon until two in the afternoon, when he foot'
ed a messenger with despatches, after which he entered
phaeton, followed by his attendants in two single phaet
and an open carriage, -ind proceeded to Virginia Ws
where he embarked in his pleasnre-boat and took some e
cursions on the lake, enjoying at intervals tha agre
diversion of angling. At five o'clock his MAJNSTT 9
attendants returned to the Fishing Temple, where t
dined. After dinner, his 51.13ESTY again enjoyed
nearly an hour the amusement of angling from the w
dows of the Fishing Temple, and at half-past eight retutt!
ed to the Royal Lodge. During the last three weeks 100
messengers have been daily passing to and from the Be
Lodge. This afternoon it is expected that his MAJE
will visit the Castle. This day the Queen of Wunrsl
BERG and her Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA.P
Frogmore Lodge in an open carriage, with four of his 10
jesty's road-horses, drove by two postilions, with out-ridell
in the Royal livery. They were accompanied by their le.
spective attendants in a similar carriage, and proceeded l'
Bagshot Lodge, where they dined with their Royal High
nesses the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER.

.The LORD CHANCELLOR, Viscount GOP°.
Rica-, the Right lion. Wm. HUSFISSOIC, the Right HODS
STURGES Bounr:r, and the Right lion. J. ll:Tr..uuts le
town about eleven o'clock yesterday morning, for the ROi
Lodge in Windsor Park, having been sent for to attO
the KING. The Ministers remained with his MAJESTY St,
the Royal Lodge for a considerable time, and left the Bo?
Lodge soon after three o'clock, on their return to town,'
Mr. HUSKISSON and Mr. STURGES BOURNE aCCOMp9AIi4
Viscount GODERIcH in his carriage. Mr. HERRIES, sfl
returning from Windsor, left town about seven o'clock, for
his seat at iliontrail. On arriving in town, Mr. Nos-!
KISSON proceeded to the Foreign Office, and had an inter
view with Viscount DUDLEY.

The Duke of WELLINGTON arrived in WO°
yesterday morning, from his excursion in the North. 1111
Grace transacted business at his office in the Horse Guard'd
for the first time since his re-appointment to the comma°
of his MAJESTY'S forces.