The Sun.
London, England, 1842-04-18 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LoNnos, Arms. IG.—Wind this dAy at noon, N.H.
DxA t, Arxrr. 16.—Wind moderate.—Arrived from
the River, and ,ailed Lady Colebrook, Halifax ; Maria, Quebec,
PORTSMOUTH, Ar.tt 15.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived off,
Johannah, Cwsar, llamburgh for Valraraiso.
DOVER' Aran. I.).—The Beulah is reported to be still soen
from the hill ashore, apparently upright, and with top-gallant
masts struck.

COWES, Arm', B.—Sid. Pilot, Quebec.
SOUTHAMPTON, APRIL Is.—Patmos, Blackspane, St. Do-
mingo, for Ilamburgh, in 42 days.
Pnrmouvii, Artelr. 15.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived off, Gar-
gano, CatEo, Messina for Antwerp, in 56 days.
FALMOUTH, Arm', 14.—Wind E. to N.E., fresh breezes,_
Sailed, African Queen, Africa.

:_•7ARISOILOUGII, APRIL 15.—A piece of American elra,
marked Belvidere, No. 2, has been picked up off this port.
OFF THE. LIZARD, Aram 13.—Plicenix, Batavia, fur Mid.
dleburgh, out 124 days.
Orr Scim.v, APRIL S.—Orestes, Cook, Mauritius, sailed
from St. Helena, Feb. 10 ; Undermining, Garratt, Batavia.
sailed Nov. 22, and St. Helena, Feb. 3, bound to Amsterdam.
PENZANCE, Aram 14.—Arrd. Martha Jane, Toms, Cape..
sailed Feb. 6. Amt. off, Rapid, Raunce, and Comete,
NABSC, Messina ; Sarah Crisp, Crisp, Mauritius.
Ltvr.aroot Arum 15.—Arrd. Golden Fleece, Hubbock,
ernambuco, sailed Nlarch 3. Std. Alleghany, Philadelphia
Minerva, Montreal; Alice and Coquette, Newfoundland ;
Osprey, China; Duchess of Clarence, Calcutta; Ockbrook.
Riehebucto ; Donegal, Newfoundland. Arrd. off, Diama, Sa-
vannah ; Grace, 'Criesto.

DUBLIN, APRIL 14.—Sid. Thomas Dryden, Quebec ; In-
dustry, Nei• York.
WATERFORD, APRIL 12.—Sid. Eagle, Halifax; Despatcir.
Quebec.

Orr CORR, Aram 12.—Arrd. Ann, Laguyra. sailed Feb. T.
KINSALE, APRIL 19.—Arrd. British Tar, Kersey, Sierra
Leone, for Plymouth, sailed Feb. 14.
BEREIIAVEN, Aram 12.—Arrd. Hebe, Douglas, St. Do.
mingo, for Cork.
JEasEy.--The Lark (sloop), Morris, arrived here from
Swansea, for Dublin, leaky, and must discharge, having been
on the coast of Glamorgan.
ABERDEEN, Aram 12.—S1d. Brilliant and St. Lawrence,
Quebec.
Witirev, APRIL 14.—A small sloop, supposed to Le the
Mullet, of Hartlepool, was seen to go down 31st ult., about
three miles Ti. of this place.

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formance of the kind and generous Major was quiet, natural, and
gentlemanly. It was an excellent piece of acting, because it
was true to nature, and was received with continued applause
throughout. Having frequently seen Mr. Raymond in the
country, we had long ecnsidered him one of the best actors in
his line on the stage, and certainly our opinion was not at all
altered by his appearance in London. The other characters were
well sustained. Mr. Raymond was called for by the audience
at the conclusion of the comedy, and was welcomed with loud,
applause. Every part of the house was filled.
On the 3d inst., says a letter from Berlin, a deputa-
tion of officers and non-commissioned officers of the 6th Regi—
ment of l'russian Cuirassiers, of which the Emperor of Russia
is Colonel, left for S. Petersburg, on his invitation to be pre—
sent at a fete, which he intendi to give on the occasion of kis
having arrived at the 25th year of his marriage, and of his
Colonelcy of that regiment.
According to accounts from different parts of Swit-
zerland, great injury has been occasioned by recent storms. A
large house on the lake of Geneva was blown down, whit
Fribourg the entire roof of a house was stripped off by the wised.
The shock of earthquake, which occurred on the 30th ult.,
was felt at Sion for nearly the space of a minute.