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London, England, 1825-06-03 00:00:00

SHIPPING IN7'ELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, Jima 1.
SHIPS ENTERED INWARDS —The Harmony, Brockenham,
from South sold; Apollo, Moppett, from Cork; Pteterje, Hot-
finger, from Amsterdam; Etugheiten, Asanderz, from Urge ;
Alfred, Bourns, from Rochester; Hope, Page, from Harlingen;
Commerce, Frost, from Rotterdam; Nelly, Thompson, from
N'ewstadt ; Fortune, Rile, from Christiama ;. Ilanne Carding
Pedersen, from Auhuus ; Mayflower, Rigden4ront
Dunkirk; Union, Winter, from Harlingen; Andreas and Het&
hoick, from Stockholm ; and Fanny. Riches, fmm Louth.
ENTERED OUTWAItD3.—The Marshal Blucher, Golder, for
Rotterdam; Herald, Thompson, for Berbiee ; Earl Bathurst,
Pound. for Rotterdam; Restoration, Stohie, for 'iron and Hanir-
fest ; True Blue, Roberts, for Limerick ; Ann, Mills, for Water-
ford; and Ann, Critchell, for Messina.
CLEARING OUTWARDS—The King George Packet, Hart, foe
Rotterdam ; Constitution. *Rea. for-New York ; Glory. Pope,
for Palermo anti Messina ; Vrouw Femowgrina, Bream. far Rotter-
dam and Amsterdam ; Auriga, Walford, fur Teneriffa and Val-
paraiso ; Charles Law, Smith, for Leghorn ; Maitland, Studd, for
Teneriffe and Bombay; York, L'sker, for New York ; Fortune,
Vaughan, for Richebucto ; Kitty, Hempseed, for Almetra ; and
Mary, Stoakley, for Stralsund.

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FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Fat/SOUTH. MAT 31.--No arrivals Or Sailing&
COWES, Jr; xx I.—Arrived the Cervantes, Duncan, from Bal-
timore, in 23 days.
PonTsmouru, Juws I.—Arrived the Nelly, /Sorrell, from
Ifambitrth for Oporto; Cambridge. Barber, from London for
Bombay ; and his Afajesty's ship Harlequin, from Plymouth.
Sailed the Europa, Leinni. for Dantzic. ow the Wight the Con-
cordia, Class:a, from Rio Janeiro for Stockholm.
DEAL, Julie I.—The Honourable Company's ship Orwell,
which anchored under the South Foreland last evening, sailed for
the river this morning. The Duke of York, for China, remains.
GRAVESEND, JorrE L.-Arrived the Hope, Page, from Har-
lingen ; Union, NVinter, from ditto; Walter, Meathews, frpm
ditto; X. L., Cobb, from Flamburgh ; London, Humbert, from
ditto; Hermes, Robinson, from Marseilles; Fortune. Hudson,
from Nerwhy ; and Rebecca, Scott, from Seville. Sailed the
Acteon, Briggs, for Lima; Harmony, Taylor, for Labrador;
Mervin, Wallace, fur Archangel ; Zephyr, Candlish, for Peters-
burgh; Burleigh„ Chancellor. for Quebec; Susan and Letitia,
Jones, for Elsineur ; Aimwell, Anderson, for the Canaries; Hope,
Patterson, for Malta ; and Thoria, Rogers, for Hamborgh.
Li vEnvoot., 51sT 31.—Arrived the Hercules, Dickson. from
Mobile; Louisa, Menmulr, from Lisbon; and the Pilot, Forney-,
from Naschaw.
VEastts SPOFEN WITH.—The Britannia, of Jersey, bound to •
Newfmindland, 13th ult. by the Paragon, &raved in the Clyde;
Stockholm, Amsterdam for Batavia, by the Iris. arrived at Stan-
gate Creek; Trerynrer. Gibbs, Maranhao for Neil Orleans, and
African, Clyde for Honduras, 21st April ; Alexander, Tercet%
for Quebec, 17th ult., by the Countess of Chichester packet,
arrived at-Falmouth ; Jane. of Alloa, bound to Maranliam, 2J tilt.
Mary; bound to Qu-bec, 3d, and Margaret, of Holt, bound to
Alirainithi, 4th, by the Houdin, arrived in the River; Atlas,
Hine, London for Madras and China, sth ult. ; Blucher, Alex-
andria for London, off Cape St. Vincent, by the Hebe, arrived at
Milford ; and Srduloos. Dartmouth for Newfouodlaod, 19tb, by
the Janet, arrived in the River.

THE PROTESTANT'S SONG—' Thanks, Royal York,'
will appear (with original music, by an eminent composer) in the
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street, Covent Garden—To be had of all Newsmen. Price Seven
Pence.
• We are sorry to announca the death of Major Murray,
of Winktield, who was tibfortunarely thrown out of his carriage on
Tuesday, after the -aces at Ascot Heath.—Through the carelessness
of the servants the carriage was overturned, and the Major was
throvn out with such violenee that he received a severe contusion I
on the brain. Surgical aid was promptly rendered, and h: wee
conveyed to his residence, but he expired th•tt evening at ten
o'clock. lie has left a wife and two children to deplore his lament-
able fate.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—On Saturday htst, in the
forenoon. as two children, named William and Thomas Makin, of
the respective ages of five and two years, were attempting to pass
at the corner of Rigby-street and East-street, St. Paurs.square,
where it is very narrow, at the time when a cart laden with slack
wits turning the corner, the Garter having carefully hold .of his
horse at the time, they unfortunately fell from the fonzpath,
and the off wheel of the cart went over both cf them, and
injured them so severely, that one of them died in half an hour
and the other In about ten hours. The carter aas taken into rue-
tody, but it clearly appearing, upon the inquest held yesterday, .
that no blame attached to him, be wasdischarged, anti the Jury re-
turned a verdict of Accitlratal Death.—Liverfool Alscrther.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

VICR-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, THURSDAY, hnts 2.

EN-TART! HOUSTON IX THE KATT!' OF NOT D, NEWFIELD,
AND CO.
This ease stood fur to-day to he spoken to, upon the point
whether the inter had beer. pnid to the full extent to which the
petitioner was entitled to hare Interest upon certain bills of ex-
change.
MT. TOVIILAYQUE, Mr. llonrre, and Llr. MONT•OU, were
°wont. aide; and Mr. Rose and Mr. it were on the other;
and after they had gone at considerable length into the merits of
the case,
His Homan interrupted them by saying, he understood it had
stood fur to-day to be spoken to on one point only, and rot tar the
purpose of being entirely re-argued, as seemed now to be intended.
It the Court were to permit it to go on any longer it would be doing
injustice to other suitors ; if the parties wished to have it re-
*owned, his Honour would have no objection to hear it, but
that re-argument must he on another day. His Honour promised
to look into the papers again, and into the Short-hand Writer's
notes t and if. after that, he should think it ought to be re-argued,
he would let the Bar know.
Nothing of any public interest came on in the course of the
morning.