The Sun.
London, England, 1839-05-03 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DA.

DEAL, MAY 2. —Wind N. E.—Arrived from the River
and sailed, the Corsair; Greig, for Monte Video; Meld°ll'
Hogg, Cape of Good Hope ; Bruce, Campbell, Hari"?*
nah ; Fortitude, Towle, Barbadoes ; Edward, Marion,
Domingo ; June, Thompson, St. Mary's, Africa;
Falconer, Mazangan.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 2.—Wind variable, light airs.'
Sailed the Henry Davidson, Rayner, Jamaica.
PLYMOUTH, MAY I.—Wind variable, light breezes,'"
Arrived the Fly, Gibbs, from Teneriffe, with loss of an"
chor and cable ; Elizabeth, Voss, Stettin. Vela,

FALMOUTH, MAT I.—Wind variable.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 2.—Wind N. W.—Arrived the Thetis'
Brown, from St. John's, New Brunswick; Charoyi,°l3'
Cockerell, Savannah; Georgis, Palermo; Fenella
ham, Malaga. Sailed the Sir Walter Scott, boultv''
hurch-
Miramichi ; Jasper, Williams, Gibraltar ; Wm. C'
ward, Constantinople; Royal Admiral, Graves, Sydney.;
Cambyses, Hutcheson, Singapore ; Heroine, Scott, lialeti;
Europe, Drummond, and Harkaway, Nicholson, ~
York ; Heart of Oak, Cook, and Providence, Mayor, Pned,
foundland ; Richebucto, Ganson, Quebec ; Irving,
Miramichi ; Zulieka, Scott, Smyrna ; Mary Ann, 1.4"""'
Genoa ; and Warrior, Williams, Lisbon.
DOVER, MAY 2.—Sailed the Allegro, Lopez, and Csr°'
line, Balcher, for Hamburgh.
Batavia'
COWES, MAY 2.—Arrived Calcutta, Nynberg,
CREEK, MAY 2.—Arrived Sophia, Penfold, mogadore•
POOLE, MAY 2.—Sailed the Pomona, Brewer'for

Newfoundland.
BRISTOL, MAY 2.—Arrived the Eliza, Ray, from
Cadiz ; Regina, Aestman, Altona.
KINGROAD, MAY 2.—Arrived Alberdine, Roger, Drigt'
SWANSEA, MAY I.—Arrived the Cockermouth Castle,
Cuba. Sailed the Favourite, De Haume, Rio Janeiro.
pars one
t
ISLE OF STRONSAY, APRIL 28.—Arrived and
M'Leod, from Sligo, with loss of bulwarks, pa
cargo thrown overboard.
LERIVICK, APRIL 12. Arrived the Rreutnescbafto
Behrding, from Memel, to stop a leak.

FARMERS AND LANDLORDS.--A
letter Lord
peared in The Sun of the 12th ult., stating. that
Coventry had come forward at a county meeting' g, held in
Worcester about six weeks previous, to oppose the repea
of the Corn-laws, when be professed himself the farmers
friend, and declared that he could not sit still and alto°
that useful body of men to be ruined by the proposed
change of the laws. We were scarcely disposed ttv gi/s
credit to this startling statement without further investiga-
tion, and therefore instructed one of our agents to make 10'
quiry on the spot, who informs us that it is quite correct.°
If facts like these do not open the eyes of the farmers t°
the hollowness of those professions of regard for their inte:.
rests, paraded on all occasions by the landlords as tbegrn_,
cipal argument for the continuance of the Corn-laws, teivt
must indeed be wilfully and irremediably blind---11,
Corn-law Circular. •t Of
TORY PILLS.—Potts, the Radical droggis . •
nig
Trowbridge, has a number of leaden bullets placed /0 .
window, over them is a paper with Tory Pills writte,n
aq
large characters; this precious demagogue, and 5044,
Au
he, will by their speeches and actions disgust every g 044,
he,
ing and well-meaning member of the Working
Association.— Wiltshire Independent. a in
k
The cuckoo and nightingale were both he
L.re
er"'
the White-nights grounds on Monday last.--
Paper.
AFFRAY ON THE CROYDON RAILS °
... r
Yesterday morning great alarm prevailed along that Peo
tion of the Croydon and London Railway between cave-
ford and New-cross, by a powerful body of Irish-e,%fthe
tors striking for extra wages, and preventing the re' ling.
labourers employed on the undertaking from woo add
They paraded along the line with heavy bludgeons gr•
attacked every man who would not join their cause. aor
Pratt, the foreman of the line, sent intelligence to th! d s
gistrates of Union Hall police office, who despateue. et.
portion of the police force of the L division to the I)7i.its
The police succeeded in clearing the line, and th? !Ica of
proceeded. In case of a further disturbance a the
the force received orders to remain within call dutiob
night.
10 A,r 5.1
PAID COLLECTORS OF POOR 1,"•1.1,
Thursday a meeting of the inhabitants of the ParA. the
Hammersmith was held, pursuant to public notice. "rd of
purpose of receiving a communication from the Ile sP'
Guardians of the Kensington Union, relative to t t pa
pointment of a paid collector of the poor-rate for thvapn the
rish. The Rev. Mr. Attwood, the vicar, having "IP-letter
chair, Mr. Eames, one of the overseers, read the nova
from the Board, which it appears had been sent in a nt e
to an application from the overseers for the apP°i.ni,tre
a paid collector, and which \vas to the effect that, l',*tireet'
tority of the inhabitants in vestry desired such appoi° roe
he Board of Guardians would recommend it to tlerable
Law Commissioners. He then entered at e'o9!d over'
length upon what he termed the hardship of 1101:“%abilil
seers having to collect the poor rate, declaring his
nisidoret'
to do so from indisposition ; and after saying he esp., Point
it would tend to the interests of the parish to sat et'
collector, he concluded by moving a resolution to totioo.
feet. Mr. Medlow, another overseer seconded toed o the
Alter some discussion an amendment was carriest.
effect that the meeting be adjourned till McniclaY n

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T. CON SAORY
Watchmaker, Silver and Goldsmith, 47,,,j0y
Corishill,
(Seven doors from Gracechurch-street).
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N.B.—Second-hand Watches purchase

MARRIED. Lieutenant'.
On the 30th ult., at Brighton, by special license, ddatighte
Colonel Chesney, Royal Artillery, to Everilda, sec °
of General Sir 3nhn Fraser, H. -r sqnsre'
On the Ist inst., at St. George's Church, Ilannle
Mr. William C. Baldny, to Miss Catherine Fox. , Waeit
On the Ist inst., at St. Pancras New Church, Jon!!_e_ elder
Esq.. of Mornington-place, Regent's-park,
daughter of George Richards, Esq., of the s!..
to Carob. ,

At Carlisle Castle
regretted by all who'
On the 24th ult., 6 .pain
f Lieuten°
Shuekburgh, 33d II knewAp ri11)1,21;E,
aEfDtme.rmaal,otrihge
and
regretted by all who knew her, Emma, the wif 0 0
Regiment.
•, at Swinton, Berwickshire,Samuel
ton, Esq.
On the 2"ith nit., in Upper • lico,
MO
Elizabeth
Williams aged 62.
. eOn the Williams,
ult., at Lee-hill Cottage, Blackheath, qlajc,
I?th, widow of the late Henry Isaac Moor, Esq., of KirbY
Kent and of Cheshunt, Herts, aged 54.ut aliato
On the 29th nit., I g d Exeter,'!---
at IN oretonhampstea , near
Di -
sq. aged 72 ffol•
Peter
On the 30;11 ult., in. Grosvenor-square, George Pet
.. Svc
ford, Esq., aged 71. S t°l3'
On the 30th ult., Elisabeth, the wife of Willie* -tlui'
Esq., of Longhridge-house, Warwickshire.

Lundon . Printed and Published bv .N.ll 11.1)0 V()
No. 112, Strand, at Vie Sun Oftce, ,No. 112, Strand/
the county of Middlesex.—Friday, May 3, 1839. .