The Sun.
London, England, 1837-05-16 00:00:00

ENTERED FOR LOADING.

The Alert, Margarle, for Calais; Antinous, Lange, Ant-
werp; Kent, Tune, Boulogne ; Urania, Bergh, Trieste;
Brilliant, Llo)d, Antwerp: Minerva, Grace, Guernsey ; Co-
lumbine, Nocwood, Rotterdam; Eliza, Davidson, 'outli Au-
stralia; Countess Lonsdale, Strannack, Hamburgh.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITII CARGO.

The Acasta, Rule, for Mauritius; Redman, Flint, Hon-
duras ; Pomona, Littlewort, Tampico ; Kent, Tune, Bou-
logne ; Globe, Craig, Rio Janeiro; Michael, Redstone, St.
Kitt'a -' Ursula, Mayo, River Gambia.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST.

The Elphinstone, Tremlin, for Sydney ; Theodosia, Bour-
ley, Archangel; Victorine, Languehart, Cherbourg.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Thomas Grenville, from Bengal, has arrived in the
Downs, sailcd from Calcutta January 21, from Saugor January,
23 and from St. Helena, April 2.

The Cellingwood, from Bengal, has arrived off Liverpool,
sailed January 13, and from St. Helena March 18.

The Marquis of Hastings, from Bombay, has ar..ived in the
D.r.rns, sailed January 14, from Tellicherry Janu try 25, and
from St. Helena March 22.

The Albion, from Bombay, has arrived at Liveroool, sailed
January 5, and from St. Helena March 11.
The Portland, from Bombay, has arrived at Liverpool,
sailed January 21, and from St. Helena March 20.
The Urania, from Bombay, has arrived at Liverpool, sailed
January 12, and from St. Helena March 18.
The Elora, from China, has arrived in the Clyde, sailed
January 8, and from St Helena March 16.
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The Fair Barbadian, from the Cane, has arrived at Liver-
pool, sailed February 25, and from St. Helena March 13.
The Elizabeth, from the Mauritius, has arrived off the
Start, sailed January —, and from Ascension March 19.
The Hersey, from Singapore, has arrived off Plymouth,
sailed December 21. and from the Cape March 1.
Arrival at St. Helena. -The Volunteer, Nlarch 20, front
Singapore and Penang, and sailed for Liverpool.

We regret to announce that another accident haj)-
pened on the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway on Thursday
last. The train, drawn by the Rapid locomotive engine, was
coming towards Carlisle in the afternoon, when near Riding
Mill, about six miles east of Hexham, a piece of wood about
three feet long, one foot broad, and about half an inch in
thickness, was found laying across the rails. By coming in
contact with this, the engine and several carriages were thrown.
off the rails, and so violent was the concussion, that the water
tank attached to the tender was torn off, and pitched right
over the engine, carry kg with it the engine man. Imme-
diately behind the tender were several trucks with carriers'
carts upon them. These were all crushed up in a heap, and
many of them much broken. Some of the carriages were also
thrown off the rails, and damaged ; but although there were
atJout thirty passengers, none of them received the slightest
injury. The engine man, Thomas Minn, was found lying
under that part of the tender which had been carried over the
engine, R good deal hurt, but a surgeon being amongst the
passengers, immediate attention was paid to him, and he is
now in a fair way of recovery. A ma.. on horseback was sent
to Hexham for another engine, to b' :-•g the passengers for,
wan d ; and they arrived here about t.a -past nine in the even-
ing—two hours a•id a ha:f behind the usual time..—Carlisle
Journal.

Negociations have been for so:ne time pending be-
twixt the Methodist New C-)nncxion and the Wesleyan Asso.
elation, in reference to the projected union of the two cots

munities.
The Tee-total principle-is rapidly increasing,