The Sun.
London, England, 1827-03-02 00:00:00

INTELLIGENCI4.-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

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DIAL, MA.RCir I.—Arrived and remain, the MavrAnn and
Isabella, Wardell, from Messina, with loss of anehori and cable ;
the Alexander, Richardson, from the Isle of France; the Thomas
King, Williamson, from Demerara; the Woodbine, Leary, from
,New South .Wales.—Throughoutlast night and this day, it has
blown very hard from the Southward and Westward, with heavy
squalls and rain. About 50 homeward bound vessels reinein ;
several of them drove and let go second anchors, but appear to
ride well. ' Remain the Fair Arcadian, from the South Seas ;
Princess Mary, from New South Wales, and the Sarah, ---•
A large Deal boat has been sunk, and one of the crew. drowned.
Two Dover boatmen are also reported to be drowned in 'attempting
to board a foreign galliot.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH I.—Arrived the Champion/ WtLita
derer, Stentar, Helen, Regulus, .1. Bushman, Christopher, La=
tona, Heroine, and Numa transports, from Lisbon ; the Edward/
transport is reported to be blown past. Passed the. Albinia;
Shadforth, from Demerara—sailed 17th January. The Maria,
Vittelia, and Ardent transports, are reported to be at the Mother-
bank. The Liverpool packet from Lisbon, and Lark for Lisbon,
are in St. Helen's Roads. _

COWES, MARCH I.—The Speculation, Hawkins, from Faro
to London, was wrecked the 27th ult. on the south part of this
island ; crew saved.
FALMOUTH, FEB. 28.—Wind S.W.—Arrived from London,
the Francis Freeling, Gibbs, for Lisbon ; Sir H. Stanhope,
Johnson, from ditto; British-Merchant, Stephens, from Tene-
rife; and Louisa, Coulthard, from ------; also arrived, the
Matilda, Wilson, from Zante; and the G. Moore, Ducker, from
Naples.

The Comet, Richards, from London to Leith, struck (suppose
on a wreck) in Hasebro' Gap, on Tuesday morning, and immediately
sunk—crew and passengers saved.
The Alice and Amelia, Pritchard, from Dublin to Liverpool,
ran on shore on Cremtyn Point, on Wednesday, and, it was feared,
would be wrecked.

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The Elizabeth and Hannah, Thompson, from Yarmouth, Busk
near Warkworth, on Monday. Crew saved.
The Belesaire, from Cette to Dunkirk, was wrecked near Rye
yesterday.
The Vrow Johanna, from Bordeaux to Amsterdam, was
wrecked near Newhaven on Wednesday night.

NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE-HOUSE.
SYDNEY NEW SMITH WALES,) Szrr. 16.—Arrived the Sd
of August the ship Fame, Cromarty, from Launceston, with
sundries.
Auc. 4.—The Government brig, Amity, from Port Mac-
quarrie, with 130 prisoners.
Auc. s.—The ship Regalia, Capt. Dart, from Ireland, with
129 male prisoners, touched at Rio Janeiro.
Auc. 6.—His Majesty's ship Fly, of 18 guns; Captain Wethe-
rall, from Madras ; ship John Bull, Captain Rowe, from Chins,
March 29, and Batavia, June 11 ; brig Corsair, Capt. Robinson,
from Liverpool, Bth Mara.
Auc. B.—Ship Faith, Capt. Delville, from London Bth Feb.
Auc. 10.—Government brig Mary Elizabeth, from Port Mao-
quarrie.
AUG. 12.—The Ann has put back,leaky.
Auc. 30.—Sailed for Hobart Town, the Henry, Binney,
SEPT. B.—Arrived the Prince of Denmark, from New Zealand.
11.—Australian Company's ship Portland, via Hobart
Town, from Leith, sailed 27th April.
SEPT. 16.—Ship Orpheus, Capt. Duff, from London and Rio
Janeiro.