The Sun.
London, England, 1839-11-25 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SIIIPPING.-(T HIS DAY.

DEAL Nov. 23. —.Win d vajable. —24. —Wind W. S. W.,
fresh.—Arrived the Lavinia, from Honduras.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 23.—Wind variable.-24.—Wind
S. W.—Arrived the Bolma, Carroll, from Labrador ;
Thalia, Graham, Calcutta ; John Bagshaw, Clugas, ditto ;
Carlton, Murray, Miramicbi ; Token, Paulson ; Asia, and
!Sorrell, Quebec; Conradine, Ulrica, and Naske, Dant-
zic ; Limena, ixtington,' Nsssau. Sailed the Clyde,
Matches, for New South Wales ; Gazelle, Crichton,
Bahia ; Scipio, Watson, St. Domingo ; Saudback, Boa-
pham, Demerara ; Islam, Hutchinson, Barbadoes ; and
Margaret Jane, Roach, Newfoundland.
PoitTstrouTn, Nov. 23. —Wind N. N. E.-24.--N. N. W.
—Sailed the Queen, steamer, Warden, for Calcutta :
L ouisa Maria, Urst, Batavia ; and Joven Emeline, Orel,
Hamburg.
FALNIOUTII, Nov. 22.—Wind N. to N.H., strong
breezes; 23, ditto, light breezes.—Arrived the Ma-
quasber, Case, from Tobago—sailed the 10th ult. Sailed
the Star packet, with supplies for the homeward-bound ;
Henry Farmer, Bedselt, for Jamaica ; James Cruickshank,
Young, for Trinidad ; Falmouth packet, Christian, for St.
Michael's. Off port, the Anna, Coultas, from Cuba—
sailed Sept. IS.
BRISTOL, Nov. 23. Sailed the Pomona, Smith, for
Trinidad ; Swift, Sear, for Sardinia ; Waterwitch, for. St.
Michael's.
GLOUCESTER, Nov. 23.—Arrived the Ann Elliot, Reed,

from Archangel.
Dunus, Nov. 23.—Arrived the Thomas Parker,
O'Hara, from St. John's, New Brunswick; Caledonia,
Bibby, from Quebec; Herald, Norton, from St. John's,
New Brunswick.
Coai, Nov. 22.—Sailed the James Wright, Coming,
for Jamaica ; Lady Cornwall, Burney, for St. Mitt's ;
Margaret and Helen, Wells, for Newfoundland. Off port,
the Hanover, Brice, from Trinidad.

VIASELS SPOKEN WITH.—The Latona, from Miramichi
to Hull, 16th inst., lat. 49, long. 18, by the William
Strands, arrived at Cork ; Margaret Johnson, lat. 49, long.
30, by the Bustle, arrived at Liverpool ; Semira, Nassau
to Liverpool, 31st ult., lat. 32, long. 69 ; Asia, Quebec
to Liverpool, 17th inst., lat. 49, long. 19 ; Alicia, Bristol
to St. John's, New Brunswick, 10th, lat. 42, long. 41, by
the Lee, arrived at Liverpool ; Solon, of \Vhitehacen, for
Newfoundland ; Samuel Wilsm, London to St. Vincent,
15th inst. ; Indiana, of Havre, 19th ult., lat. 26, long. 67,
by the Independent, arrived at Havre; Sumatra, Allen,
London to Havannah, 2d inst., lat. 32, long. 44, by the
Surinam, arrived off Dungeness ; Xenophon, bound to
Miramichi, 9th ult., lat. 46, long. 55, by the Lord Oakley,
Crow, arrived at Bridgewater; London Packet, Rio Ja-
neiro to New York, 27th ult., lat. 20, long. 55, by the
Elizabeth, Hodnett, arrived in the River; Lively, Algoa
Bay to London, 3d inst., by the Stratford, Lane, arrived
in the River ; Belmont, of London, for Richebucto, 18th
ult., off the Banks of Newfoundland, by the Sylvanus,
Young, arrived at Aberdeen; Ellis, Liverpool to Mau-
ritius, 12th Sept., lat. 36, long. 20., by tho Margaret,
Connell, arrived in the Clyde.

THE FORTY-MIFTH.—The Chartists of Trow-
bridge have a bad feeling against the part of this regi-
ment which is stationed at that town, the remainder
being at Newport. They last week beat three of the
men almost to a state of insensibility.
THE CLERGYMAN AND THE DEIST.—A
clergyman was once accosted by a doctor, a professed
Deist, who asked ban if he followed preaching to save
souls? " Yes." " Did you ever see a soul ?" " No."
" Did you ever hear a soul ?" " No." " Did you ever
smell a soul ?" No." " Did you ever feel a soul ?"
" yes:, " Well," said the doctor, " there arc four of
the senses against one upon the question, whether there
is a soul." The clergyman then asked, "If he were a
doctor of medicine ?" " Yes." " Did you ever see a
pain ?" " No." " Did you ever taste a pain ?" " No."
" Did you ever smell a pain ?" " No." " Did you ever
feel a pain ?" " Yes." " Well, then," said the clergy-
man, " there are four senses against one upon the ques-
tion, whether there be pain ; and yet, Sir, you know
that there is a pain, and I know that there is a soul."
PORK AT j A DISCOUNT.—On Wednesday
se'nnight some pigs, eighteen weeks old, were sold in
Louth pig market at ls. 6d. each.—Lixcoln Mercury.
Died, on the 21st of November, at his seat,
Orchardleigh Park, Somersetshire, Sir Thos. Swymmcr
Mostyn Champneys, Bart., in the 70th year of his age.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.— Yesterday morning,
about half-past one o'clock, a destructive fire broke out
in Lombard-street, Fleet-street, on the premises of Mr.
Slee, cabinet maker. The flames originated on the
second floor, appropriated into a kind of store-rooms, and
contained a large stock of dressing-eases and ladies
work-boxes. The other part of the premises were let
out to familes named Jones and Mansell, and seven
apartments were used as paper-stores by Messrs. Brad-
bury and Evans. A great delay occurred, however, for
a supply of water. The whole of the upper part was
burnt, and damage done to the extent of at least 1,5001.
The escape of the inmates was truly miraculous. A
Mrs. Jones, who was but last week confined with twins,
was awoke by the crackling of the flames, and by the
ceiling of the apartment, which was all on fire, falling on
her back. She had not time to dress herself, and every
thing she had was destroyed ; and she, in consequence,
.is left wholly destitute. Mr. Slee is insured, it is said,
to the amount of 2,0001. in the Hand-and-Hand Fire-
office. The damage done to the paper of Messrs.
Bradbnry and Evans. the printers, is very extensive.