The Sun.
London, England, 1837-09-25 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, SEPT. 23.—Wind E. strong.-24. Wind fresh.—
Arrived from the River and sailed, the Narcissus, Curry, for
Ceylon.

CARHAVEN, SEPT. 23. —The Liverpool, Rowe, from Rio
Janeiro to liamburgh, found in the Schaal-horn 20th inst., but
floated after discharging part of her cargo into ligters,
proceeded.

WATERFORD, SEPT. 20.—Arrived the Madras, Dixon, from
Bombay.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 23 and 24.—Wind E. &E. fr( sh.—
Arrived the Victoria, Wohlters, from Memel.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 23.—Arrivcd off port, tho Herr y Pa-
cha, Hart, from Calcutta.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 21—Wind variab'e, fresh gales.-23,
Wind E. fresh gales and squally.—Arrived the Trefusis,
APKinnon, from ni,:a ; off port, the Brutus, Trem,ar, from
St. Petersburgb. _

WEYMOUTH, Sept. 23. —Arived, the Cer,,s, Holman, from
Memel.

Tort]] tit, Sept. 23.—Arrivcd off Port, the Dart, Orniacn,
from Madeira.

DARTMOUTH, Sept. 23.—Arrived, the Fortitude, Thomas,
from Trieste ; Queen, James, from Villanova ; off Port, Eden,
Mattoson, from Batavia, sailed from St. Helena on the 9th ult.
GUERNSEY.— Arrived, the William, Broad, from St. Peters-
burgh ; Athalides, from Moscow ; and Caroline Maria, from
Danizie.

JERSEY.—Arrived, the Exchange, Le Bas, ftorn St. Peters-
burgh ; Borassia, Willis, and Camellia, Danzic.
NEWPORT.—Arrived, the Vine, Hunter, from Arehngel.
LIVERPOOL—Arrived of Port, Matilda Rove, Alexander,
from St. Petersburgh, and 11ot-filing, both from Wismar.

The Provens Mind; Hose, from Arendal to Havre, was on
the rocks neariHartvich yesterday, and full of water.
The Welcome, Russell, from St. Pctersburgh to Devon-
yort, was wrecked near Thested on the 14th instant—crew and
part of the cargo saved.
The Padang, Sandman, from Amsterdam to Batavia, wat,
on the Goodwin Sands yesterday—crew and passengers sP.vcd,
except the mate and two seamen.
The Sophia, Jonasson, from St. Inns to Hamburg, was
wrecked on the Spanish coast the 30th ult.—crew saved.
The John, front St, John's, N. 8., is supposed to be arrived
off Kinsale,

POLISH REFUGEES.—We trust that as many of
the British iublie, who love liberty and sympathize with
its brave but unfortunate assentors, will evince their gene-
rous feelings by going to night to the Haymarket
Theatre, where, for the benefit of the patriotic Polish
refugees who are not participators in the Government grant,
will be acted Colman's comedy of John Bull, in which
Dowton and Power have kindly given the aid of their
talents in the characters of Job Thoroberry and Dennis
Bitegruddery, as has also Cooper as Brumley, in Poole's
drama of Simpson and Co. ; to conclude with the laugh-
able interlude of Mischief Making—Manette, with the
burlesque bravura, by Mrs. Fitzwilliam.

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The Coaservative party have actually commenced
an action against Mr. Thcoba!d, the overseer of Allhallows'
parish, to recover a penalty of 5001., which he has forfeited
by neglecting to post on the church-doors nineteen notices
of Conservative objections, on the 3d of September, as re-
quired by the Act of Parliament. The consequence of his
neglect was, that the Revising-barrister refused to entertain
the objections, the forms of the Act not having been com-
plied with.

STIRLINGSHIRE ELECTION RIOTS.—At the
Circuit Court held at Stirling on Saturday last7--Lords
Moncreiff and Cockburn Presiding Judges—C. Keir,
was placed at the bar charged with being guilty of mobbing
and rioting at Milton, Whins of Milton, and St. Ninian's, on
the 3d day of August last, the second of the county polling-
days. It appeared that on that day as Mr. W. Thomson,
farmer, Moss-side, was being driven to the poll at Stir-
ling, he was hooted and hissed by crowds of women
and boys at various stages of the road ; and that at St. Ni-
nian's the toll-bar was found to be fastened with pins, so
that the coach could not proceed. At length Thomson
felt himself constrained to leave the coach, in conse-
quence of the obstructions offered by the mob ; and was pro-
ceeding to do so, but was prevented by the coach driving
off, the bar having now been opened. Among the crowd at
St. Ninian's was Charles Keir, who, it was alleged, at-
tempted to pull Thomson ant of the coach ; but who, it
turns out, was recognised by Thomson as an intimate friend,
and was proceeding to place himself under his protection,
when his Tory friends drove off with him to the poll.
This was distinctly proved in Court, and the jury conse-
quently returned a yerdiot of " not guilty," an announce-
ment which, it is said, was received with loud cheers in the
Court, caught up, and rc-echoed by the crowd in the street.
There was a similar charge against a John Hose, near
Pennyloanhead, which, in consequence d the verdict in the
caase of Keir, was departed fraku.-,---Stotsman.
A communiciatiQn is to be opened by steam between
Leith and Hamburg. There ought to he means of sup-
porting a steamer between the two ports. Leith is the
natural channel for the conveyance of the manufactures, of
Paisley, and the West of Scotland, and fbr those
of Fife too, to the north of Eurepo. •On the other hand
Hamburg is the great ow:orlon-1 of GettnAny, awl most
conveniently :iit.w.ited for communication with Prussia, Den-
wlark, Sweden, and Russia. Qe-eana% is o,n,r best eAtk.Rter
next to the-United State., Oke caingis of Dritisl' Yna-
9.4tctlYci col4oial protlttee to that
gearly 000TthiRi of our country compose
to all Europe. Ao estenraion
to %vroui.l be a most agre(.‘able plaasare trip ; and
the voyage, which is ugly otke:half longer- than Olat iy Lon-
.lon, will be aceatntdisheti wo suppose in about three days.
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