The Sun.
London, England, 1837-06-06 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS

DEAL.—Wind E. S. E.—Arrived the ierone, Schultr,,fr°o7
Memel ; Virtue, Schultz, from Memel; and Victoria, O.
Sierra Leone.
PLYMOL:Tit, JUNES. —Wind light and variable.—No arrivals'
PORTSIiOI7TII, JUNE s.—Ditto.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 4.—Wind W.—Arrived the Jane, Cb
ward, from Mluritius ; and Ehbres, from Havannah.
DABTMOUTH.—Arrived off port, Matilda, from Mataciasiu
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 4.—Arrived the Mary, from Trin,itissre,
Serene, from Konivberg ; Harmonic, from Dantzic; Vol
line, from Dantzic ; Gustava, from Dantzic; Eugenie, aj
Dautzio ; and Marieime, from Dantzic. An outward-0g
schooner is aground on the Brazil bank. elr
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 4.—Arrived off port the Fanny, ‘1"-II
from
CORK, JUNE 3.—Arrived the Ranger, from Teneriffe• •"
CLYDE, JUNE 3.—„Arrived the Amez, from Konigsberg.
HUMBER, JUNE 3.--Arrived the Bertha, from Memel. 1;
Hut L., JUNE 4.—Arrived the Charlotte, from Meg`
Marianne, from Memel; Pom:na, from Memel; Tourist,
e'..„1"n,,.
Palau ; Daisy, from Riga ; and Bertha and Sams, 11—
Cope:Ahagen.
DUNDEE, JUNE 2.—The Favourite, from Dundee to A Ilos,
was upset in St. Andrew's Bay 31st ult.—crew saved.
ELSINORE, MAY 30.—The Fate, from Memel to 14-0
which was on shore on the grounds, gat off without assisle,
or apparent darroge. The Ruby, from Newcastle to St.
,s 0
tersburg, got on shore on Wakehead 28th inst., but
assisted off, and is now in Hornbeck Bay.
LIMA, FEB. 3.—The Chili men-of-war, which bay° far
de,tivati
some time been laying off this port, have sailed,
unknown. War has been declared by Chili against
it is understood the blockade will not be put in force agatn
foreign vessels.
ELSINF.UR, MAY 27.—The Fate, of Lynn, is reported to
on shore in the Grounds. Per st

Yesterday information was received at the vari°l/1,
W
police stations and offices that some evil-disposed persollo'h
persons had set fire to the extensive wood (the Bishop's
Iv °00(1
in the possession of Alexander Middlemis, Esq., of Keeo°
Far al, situated between Hampstead and Highgate, la,
adjoining the extensive one of Earl Mansfield, Caen
Soon after the fire commenced, it fortunately was discove'is
by some persons ; information of the circumstance being 0734
known, a number of persons belonging to Hampstead Ili*
Highgate, proceeded to the place of conflagration. Fortuna," ep
by great exertions, the fire was subdued'. Had it not uv,,ee a
discovered when it was, the extent of damage must have '—
very considerable.
A Vestry Meeting, very numerously attended,,"
held last week at Fareham, for the purpose of maiir S 0
lte
Church-rate, when, after some opposition, and a very to rroir
rate discussion, it was finally, and, with the exception of the
persons, unanimously agreed, that the rate proposed 'Vatter
Churchwardens should be granted, but not collected tilt
ueo
the termination of the present Session of Parliament, noNtooli
if other available means, applicable to the current year/ °ll
be provided by parliament.—Gosport Herald. the
•
A gentleman in Ross-shire informs us, that the
higher parts of that county there has been hoar frost ill -
marnings, almost as heavy as a fall of snow. s
Yesterday week, as two miners, of the named je
Jonathan Thompson and George Douglas, were occePe::r
,
blasting a drift in a strata of solid stone, called the scar "l„Iot
stone, at Al3ton Moor, six fathoms below the surface, the). 5.4,
into a small cavity of the rock, out of which, to their surprile
sprung a full-grown rat. The miners endeavoured to takeiroo
animal alive, but in their attempts to do so it was killed. A iS
long the rat had been embedded in its living grave, se' 0.
what manner it had contrived in such a situation to exist (10
sidering the organic formation of the animal), are quest:roe
that must be left to conjecture. On examination, the 9- iS
around the cavity was found to be perfectly solid and oleile
every part.—Newcastle Journal.

SUITES OF EAR-RINGS, NECKLACE, Al4vo
BROOCH.—A variety in the latest taste, varying in 10 ~ 40; -for
101. to 20/. the Suite, are arranged in the upper show
selection. They consist of Pearls and other real Gems,
-An3e"
Topaz, and other stones. OOP
'l'. COX SAVORY, Goldsmith, Silversmith, and Viratelunng el
47, Cornhill, London. N.B.—A Pamphlet, containing 2.,;y
the Prices of Phte, Plated Goods, Watches, Clocks, tze.,,r,.-iiol3'
had gratis, or will be forwarded in answer to a post-paid aPP"--%

BITS.
On the 3d inst., at Brook-greß
en, H
Hammersmith, the lady of the
Rev. E. Wickham, of a (laughter. t t"
On the 2d inst., in Upper Seymour-street, Portman-s,l°re
lady Sparks, Esq., of a son.
On the 29th tilt:, at Kingliam, in Oxfordshire, the wife of-the
Rev. J. W. Lockwood, of a daughter. d 13011'
On the 3d inst., in Bryanstone-square, the lady of Edwar-
Esq., of a son.
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MARRIED. aetb
On the Ist inst., at the Royal Chapel of the Tower, ,D,."," er/i
Emma, second daughter of the late Rev. T. C. Wilkinson,
Rector of All Saints, Stamford, to R. B. Aldersey, of tiih•D
row, Essex. the
On the 2d inst., at St. George's, Ramsgate, John. n Riclm-peitlit,
eldest son of J. obson, Esq., of Southwark, to Rebecca • tear
youngest daughter of the late Chas. Miles, Esq., of North Iris
Su
Onrre. eland
son the3d at St. Mark's, Kennington, Fran cis, thefecoi
son of Mr. J. G. Cope, of Upper Thames-street, to Eliza,
daughter of the late H. Jefferie, Esq , of Upper Clapt Alcor
On the 3d inat., at St. George's, Bloomsbury, Gs urge 011'
der Kilgour, son of G. Kilgour, Esq., of Woburn-p. lace, of
square, to Eliza Rawling, eldest daughter of M. R owe,
Woburn- place.

DIED. of it'
On the 3d inst., Emmeline Agnes, youngest daugb .terye::
Tringham Smith, Esq., of Bolton-street, Piccadiny, age it Irep, Or'
On the Ist inst., at Aylesbury, Bucks, Mr. William
merly of the Bank of England. Hank
On the 29th ult., in the Isle of Man, Mr. Sampson' '
late of London. ' 1.
fo ty yew
On the 31st ult , Aix. George Thomas Turner, for --
an inhabitant of Bishopsgate-street. JO'
On the 3d inst., in Huntley-street, Torrington •Scl care,
Martha Perkins, aged 92. vt , Adcw!
On the 31st ult., at Clifton, aged 73, the Rev. ... .130014
Fountains, of Middleton St. George, Durham, anA Of
gallobi
buildin
the
gs;ath. the
On 30th ult., at Newcastle, Bridgend, Glaracgrji on
Richard Price Williams, Esq., late Superintending Sole f
141."
Bengal Establishment. ,tio 0
On the 30th ult., Adalt Maria Caroline, only clang P a,
W. Chippendale, Great Turnstile, Lincoln's Inn-fields. , Comp
On the fal inst., at the Terrace, Camberwell, James ' vie%
Esq., aged 86. z, P. r°
On the Ist inst, at Hastings, Sa,mu,d, son of the late
Esq., cf Loughton, ,Essex, aged 23. f tbeiste
J.
. OOSnn. ti3tlhile'ea i23ndtel ' iinst.,nEsg. 'a ot
agedfCtlhi ie2sldNr' eay ,vt
Derry of Magdalen College, Oxford, and only son of t
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Nelson, of Childrey, Berks. --••••• le
of
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of Middlesex.--Tuesday, June 6, 1837.