The Sun.
London, England, 1839-03-19 00:00:00

COAL MAR

Adairs 2O C
Cirr's Hartley ........•
21 C,
Holywell Main 22 01
Pont%) Windsor • 21 61
South Y atop
Townley 2O 0
Wvlam 22 0
Walls End Bell and Brown 21 6
Walls End Clarke and Co l9
Walls End Heaton.- ...... 21 0
Walls End Hotspur
Walls End Kiliingworth 2O 6
Walis End Newmarch 2O 3
Wall, End Walker 2l 0
Walls Endßraddyll'slietton 24 6
Walls End Haswell 24 9
Wes end Hetton
Ships arrived since 1

LLOYDS' SHIPPING.-(I7HIS DAY.

DEAL, MARCH 18. —Wind N. N. E. , strong breezes. —Came
down from the river and proceeded the Cecilia, Waddle, for
Hobart Town; George Robinson, Hallett, St. John's, New-
foundland ; Glenelg, Stullen, Bombay ; and Favourite, Brooks,
Cadiz.

PORTSMOUTH, 3lAncti 18.—Wind N.N.E.—Arrivedfthe
Ida, Persiell, from Trieste ; Gcnio Speculatorio, ditto ; and
St. Bartholmey, Muller, Chesme, with side stove, less of bul-
warks, &c., having been in contact with z. ship off Folkestone.
PLYMOUTH, Miacsi lB.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the Ade-
laide steamer, from Dublin ; Hercules steamer, Cork ; Juno
steamer, London ; and Thames steamer, ditto. Sailed the
Achilles, Veale, for Sydney, New South \Vales; Speedy,
Stewart, St. Helena ; and Anna Maria, Palermo.
FALMOUTH, Mattel' 17. —Wind N. to N.N.E., strong
breezes, and squally.—Arrived the Jessie Ritchie, M'Lachlan,
from Port-au-Prince ; James Hunt, M‘Donald, Jaemel ; Royal
Tar (steamer), Brooks, Lisbon. Sailed the Starpacket for the
Havannah ; Lapwing; packet, for the West Indies.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 18.—Wind N.E., fresh.—Arrived the

Helen, Astrope, Odessa; Wansbeck, litiekbroorn, Smyrna;
Rapid, Matthews, Barletta ; Fife, Davy, Bayonne ;
shire, Trieste. Sailed the Highlander, Bottomley, New South
Wales ; Cassandra, Currie, Port Adelaide ; Marwoar, Stott,
Bahia ; Jersey Lass, Dean, Monte Video ; Sheridan, De Prus-
ster, New York; Frances de Pau, Forbes, do. ; St.irling, Neep,
Boston ; Belvidere, AV Rowan, Philadelphia ; Belg-rave, Demi:
frey, Virginia; John Begg, Brom, Africa; Castilian Maid,
Scott, St. Michael's. Off-port—Capricorn, Savanilla.

dA WORD TO THE WISE .—_The a vati
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paying early attention to the hair has never beenrtaengdeesreodf
more evident than in the use of Rowlaiid's Macassar Oil.
How many a splendid head of hair has this oil produced,
merely from having been had recoursetoin early life.—be-
tsht oe
win g, as it
appearance.were, T
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Macassar, in cases of baldness, sufficiently speaks the value
of this admirable discovery, which, for increasing the
growth of hair, and sustaining it in all the beauty of dress,
can never be equalled.
In cases of deafness and defective vision in their
infancy the powers should be relieved. Neglect in such
cases is attended with much greater consequences than is
generally believed ; the great prevailing error now is, to
let those diseases take their course, and when they become
fixed, application is then made for relief, which should
have been done in its early stage, and thus destroyed ere
they engendered their attending train of evils ; skill and
science in such cases would have no avail. The Messrs.
S. and B. Solomons, 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly,
Opticians and Aurists to the Royal Family, have discovered
a simple method, and invented an Operative Voice Con.
ductor, and newly invented Spectacle Lenses, by wh.ch
those maladies are at once obviated.—Shrewsbury Peper.
BENTLEY'S MISCELLANY FOR MARCH.—
Box has this month retired from the editorial chair of
"Bentley's Miscellany," having written a happily-ima_
gined farewell to his thriving " child," now aged two
years and two months. The best proof adducible of the
tact and ability with which be conducted this entertaining
periodical is, the complete and unequivocal success that
has attended it from its birth ; and we are cer_
tain that under the cor,troul of the new Editor, that
success, so far from suffering any diminution, will
rapidly
highest inocrdreearr. Mr.lnA
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se literarysses anabapilpitayr,enotflytib:.
exhaustible power of vivid description, a brirlleisaennttfaan,c:, and
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a fruitful and-original imagination. Scenes in many of the
works he has already produced are in stirring interest, un.
surpassed by any author of the past or p
many of the ballads which he has written—(" Black Bess',
for instance, in " Rooltwood") would alone create for him
a lasting reputation. In fact a better successor to the mantle
of the inimitable Boz could not be appointed. The chapterB
of his spirited tale entitled " Jack Sheppard," con.
taided in this month's number, tire most cifective. -
delineation of the idle apprentice and embryo highway-
man
is life-like and bold, and the scene with Jonathan
Wild and the honest carpenter is pregnant with exciting
interest. The illustrations by Cruikshank are truly
graphic. A new contributor, under the eccentric title of
of which weaveenrtearo.teainloalifeas ten
" Quip," bas commenced a story called " Vincent ;deft,
favourable
or the Oxonian,"
opinion. The excellent style in which
December,i opensaverage
to augur its future success.—Dublin .Packet.
TIIE WEATHER.—The
perature of the three inter montl
January
and February of lasts ason was, 32. 7 and the highest
39. 8. The average lowest temperat
been 36. 43. and the highest 4ure this season has
3' 83.—making differ.
enco of 4 degrees between the two a
cnce of nearly degrees between winters; but a differ-
MS and 1839. the first two months of
, induces
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LITERARY TASTE IN NEW SOUTH WALES.
—At an evening sale of books last week, Paley's Evi-
dences of Christianity sold for the trifling sum of Ss. 6d.,
while Mudie's Felonry produced 10s. 6d. Sydney
Monitor.