The Sun.
London, England, 1842-04-01 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, MARCH 31.—Wind this day at noon, N.W.
RAMSGATE, MARCH 30.—Arrd. Maria Frederica, Am.
sterdam, for Surinam, with loss of anchor and chain.
DEAL, MARCH 30.—Wind S.W., strong breeze.—

Arrd. Johanna., Lovett, Hobart Town; Blenheim, Gray.
John Woodall, and Robert Matthews, Calcutta ; Ruby
West Indies; Giraffe, Moore, Sydney, New South Wales
Chieftain, Cromarty, Romhzy.:
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 30.—Wind W., strong.—Arrd

Penang, Cumming, China; Nile, Anderson, IVlanilla
Thalia, Murray, and Dorothy, Nayler, Bombay; Adri•
ana, Dodd, and Woodstock, Austin, Mauritius ; Chris

tian VIII., Bruhn, Chinereal, in 78 days ; Governor
Davis, New Orleans ; Liberty, Troughton, New York.
Ski. Trenton, New York; Magnet, Montreal. The
Duchess of Clarence, for Calcutta, has put back leaky,
and must discharge, having been ashore on Burbo.
The Ansoleon, Simpson, from Apalacheola, has arrived
here, with loss of rudder during a heavy gale on the
11th instant, in lat. 41, lon. 42, and after having been
ashore in Bootle Bay.
YouTsmount, M.Lactr 30.—Wind W.—Juno, Ham-
burgh, for Havannah.

PLYMOUTH. MARCH 30.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrd. the
Martha, Baddely, Messina, Magnolia, Johnson, Singa-
pore. Sld. Nov. 14, Hebe, Green, Palermo. The Mil-
burn, of Newcastle, was at St. Helena 3d ult., leaky and
discharging. The Syra, of London, was at Ascension,
9th ult.-leaky and discharging. -
FALMOUTH, MARCH 29.—Wind S.E. to S.W.—Arrd.
Adolphus Yates, Ciyita: Vecchia ; Helen, Constantinople,
with loss of bulworks and mainhatches stove. Arrd. off,
Bleakely, Batone; China, sailed Nov. 13, and Java, Dec. 7.
OFF DOVER, MAIICFI 30.—Fatima, Feathers, China.
CAMBLETOWN, MARCH 28.—The Pink, from Yar-
mouth to Belfast, is sti anded near West Loch, 'Arbon,
and much (1: maga.
SHIELDS, Mancu 29.—The Jane, of Limekilns, bound
to Traveminde. was abandoned in a sinking state, forty
miles East of. the Fern Islands, 27th inst. Crew saved.
BERWICB,IIIARCH 29.—A schooner, loaded and bound
South, while Under a heavy press of canvass, to the
North of St; Abb's Head, was seen to go down the 27th
inst., stem foretnost.

PORT aELEN, ISLAY, MAlten 27.—The Albion, from
Troon to Donegal, is ashore on the rocks and full of
water. The. Margaret, M`Kenzie, Johnson, from Glas-
gow, drove athwart hawse of the Towara Castle, brok'
her boat, bulwarks, and was scuttled to preventfurther
damage. • The latter' essel is ashore, but expected off
without much damage. The Margaret M'Dougall.
M'Dougall, of Port Helen, is ashore, but expected off
without much damage.
The Undine, M'Lellan, from Belfast to Ballina, was
driven from her moorings during the gale, foremast cut
away, and was abandoned by the crew.
VESSELS SPOKEN iviTric—Duke of Bronte, London to
Jamaica, with loss , of foremast, bowsprit, and all top-
gallant masts, 4th inst., . lat. 24, lon. 35 ; Catharina, Ba-
tavia to Amsterdam, 25th, lat. • 45, lon. 18 ; Sarah,
Naples to London, 27th; lat 48, lon. 11, by the Fatima,
arrived off Dover. Earl llarewood, of Liverpool, Nov.
21. in the Straits of Banca; Venture, of Dundee, lat.
9 N., lon. 28,W., by the. Magnolia, arrived at Plymouth.
Rover, of Exeter, 28th inst., fifty miles west of Scilly; •
Waverly, Batavia to. Singapore,: Nov. 30, in the Straits of
Banca ; Josephine, Singapore to London, Dec. 1, in
the Straits of Sunda ; Lucie-Marie, Batavia to Amster-
dam, Bth ult. lon. 22 ; James Peter Zookoen, from Ba-
tavia, 14th nit , lat. 3 N., lon. 21 ; Edward Robinson,
Mauritius to Cowes, 19th ult., lat. 5, lon. 3, by the
Blakely, arrived at Falmouth. Katherine, St. Forbes,
Nov. 22d, in the Straits of Banca ; Leah, St. Forbes,
same day ; Admiral Zontman, Batavia to Amsterdam,'
Jan. 21st., lat. 23 6., ion. 3 \V.; Commerce, 21st. inst.,
lat. 45, lon. 23 ; Heloise, Batavia to Bremen,
Tanuary 23d, by the Penang, arrived at Liver-
pool. .Bandarry of Sunderland, 19th inst, lat. 6 N.
lon. 21, by the John Woodhall, arrived in the Downs.
Ambassador, Liverpool to Trieste, off Tuskar ; Edina,
Manilla to London, Jan. 27th, lat. 20 S., lon. 1 W.;
Mercury, Valparaiso to Liverpool, 9th inst., lat. 30, lon.
38 ; Anemone, Arica to Leith, 17th inst., lat. 42, lon.
26 ; Racehorse, Liverpool to Constantinople, 15th inst.,
off Cape Spartel, by the Julia, arrived at Gibraltar.
LLOYD'S.

A general meeting of the subscribers to Lloyd's was
held on Wednesday the 30th ult., at the South Sea
House, Mr. G. R. Robinson in the chair, when the fol-
lowinf, votes were recommended by the Committee, and
carriedb unanimously :-
21/. to the Destitute Sailors' Asylum.

201. to the crew of the Lowestofk life-boat, for saving
the crew of the Thomas Oliver, stranded near that place
during a gale on 26th January, under circumstances of
extreme peril ; and, in addition, a Medal, in bronze, to
Mr. H. Disney (a Trinity pilot), who st2ered the boat,
and was more than once washed out.

A Medal, in silver, to Mr. Slater (first mate), and
ditto to Mr. Kenny (second mate), of her Majesty's ship
Widgeon ; and Medal,,, in bronze, to each of six men,
for saving the.crew of the Minerva, of Jersey, wrecked
near Calais 10th instant.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A letter has been received at Lloyd's from the Fo-
reign-office, enclosing certain instructions to shipmasters
visiting Riga issued by the Russian Government, but
which is of too great a length for insertion. It is
posted at Lloyd's Captains'-room for inspection.
The following has also been transmitted to Lloyd's by,
their agent at Alexandria:—