The Sun.
London, England, 1839-03-11 00:00:00

NORTH DEVON ELECTION.

Sir William Molesworth has addressed the let-
ter to one of hin principal tenants in North Devon :
"MY DEAR SIR-Aly reason for writinz to you .:t ee
present moo eat is to explain to you, very shortly, why I feel
it my dote. a R.•foirure.. via te vote for Mr. Buli: r,
he declare himeell in f.,vour of the Bsilot, and of an weeaci
meat of the Reform Bill. I write to you because I hoow
the independence of your mind, and that you are suffi-
ciently acquainted with my character to be well aware that
I wish merely to appeal to your judgment, and not to
exercise any of that species of influence which a landlord
can exercise over his tensnt_an influence which I zki.hor,
aid will never rest satisfied till I see subverted. E;, her
Mr. Buller is aware of the existence of it-,Cmid,vli,n, or
he is not. If he be not aware of its existence (a f let
which I can hardly conceive), he must be utterly
of one of the most important questions that 11,v I.ceu
di.,.cus;:ed during tie last seven years, and thercO,.e
is unfit to be our Repreentative. If he be aeare,
as undoubtedly he is, of the e.-uel manner in a hid)
that influence has been employed (arid in no tof
England more than in the nei4hboering di V ision of Devon ;
and if he refuse to vote for th, a.ilet, he is at been tin
Reformer of proved auses ; and we Reformers ought not
appear in any way to support him. The same arguments
arid the same conclusion apply to the general questien of
an amendment of the Reform Act, Referring ro Mr. Dun-
combe's motion on the address. is Mr. Buller a finali,y or
an anti-finality man? If the former, wherein does h' slif-
fer from a Tory, except in mere profession ? Ought we to
delude ourselves and deceive others by supporting on who
may call himself a Liberal, but is really a foe to the pu.
lar cause ?

" Trusting that the honest A:eamanry of North F,ev
may put Mr. Buller to the test on these points,
Iremain, me Dear Sir, yours truly.
" NNILLIAM MOLESWORTI

" 79, Eaton-square."

SHIPPING IWIELLIGENCE.
(LLOYD'S.)

CUSTOM HOUSE,7IIAncit 9.
ENTERED INWARDS. —The Commerce, Mason, for Rotter-
dam ; Lady Brougham, Kingston, Terceira ; Britannia,
Cheesman, Hamburg; Richmond, Jersey; Charlotte,
Asperman, Rensburg ; HOffnung, Arians, Carolinenz:el ;
Vrow Christina, Dodd, Amsterdam; Archer, Ru
Dantzic ; John Wood, Murray, Havre ; ()lutist, Hanoian,
Rotterdam; Mentor, Giese, Dantzic; Hart, Emerson, Ham-
burg; Marianne, Hansen, Corsoer : Providentia, Madsen,
Wyburg ; Mercurius, Dreyer,:and Marianne, Lendeman, Al-
tena ; Mariane, Schmidt, Dantzic; Candidate, Goo,twin,
Leghorn; Elizabeth, Rotterdam.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Adele, Brebion, for Calais;
City of Boulogne, Tune, Boulogne; Antwerpen, Britten,
Antwerp; Joseph flume, Steel, Honduras; Mediator, Champ-
lin, New York; Neptune, Feyen, Emden; Commercial
Packet, Hart, Rotterdam ; William Jolliffe, Pashley, Calais ;
Alberton, Call, Sydney; Albion, Taylor, Hamburg; Papi-
neau, Allan, -Montreal ; Ruekers, Dawson, St. Vincent :
Royal Tar, Randal, Quebec ; Hebe, Wright, St. John's, N.B.
CLEARED OUT CARGO.—The Antwerpen, Britten, for
Antwerp; Batavier, Dunlop, Rotterdam : City of Bo:Jog:lie,
Tune, Boulogne; Phoenix, Lefort, Havre • William Jolliffe,
Pasliley, Calais; General Kyd, Jones, Madras; Gladiator,
Brillon, New York ; Union, Rommens, Ostend.
IN BALLAST.—The Agnes, Ronnie, for Rotterdam, Forbes,
Glenn, and Baltic, Lovenek, Dantzic; Francis, Healey, Piilau.

SOUHAMPTON, MARCH 7.—The Hope, Wyatt, sailed hence
about five weeks ago, for Dublin (with empty casks branded
"Watkins"), and has not since been heard of. MEst.—A smack
struck on a rock off Milford, on the Ist instant, and capsized :
crew drowned. Several empty porter casks, marked " Wat-
kins, Dublin," have been washed out of her.
Hum., Maucu B.—A brig is reported on shore on Sand
Hale.

RENDSBURGH, MARCH 4.—The Gesina, Schrceder, from
Bremen to Stettin, got on shore off Heilengenhafen, and re-
mained there for some days, but has come off, and put into
Fehmern with damage, and must discharge to repair.
TRIESTE, FEB. 20.—c'even vessels (one English, one Ame-
rican, two Sicilian, from Naples to Galipoli, two Greek, and
one Austrian, from Trieste to Algiers,) were wrecked on tho
coast of Leece, during a violent gale on the 20th ult.
Conru, FEB. 15.—The Ardito Macedone, Ballich, bound
to Antwerp, is sunk at Zante.
GRAVESEND, MARCH B.—Arrived ',the Lady Brouzliam,
from Terceira ; Providentia, Wyburg ; Marianne, Mentor,
and Hecker, Dantzic; Marianne, Corsoer ; Britannia, Ham-
burg; Marine; Murcurius, and Susanna, Altona ; Fortuna,
Tonning ; Five Sisters, Emden ; Fetif, Ditzum ; Frau Chris
tine, Amsterdam ; Elizabeth ; Commerce, and Ourust, Botter-
dam ; Britain, Nieudiep ; Amity, Jersey. Sailed the Liver-
pool, for Lisbon ; Matilda, Bordeaux.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. —The Zealous, for Lisbon, 3d inst.,
lat. 48., long. 9.; Spence, Barbadoes, 4th, lat. 50., long. 8,,
by the Castilian Maid, Scott, arrived at Liverpool ; Sack
Constantinople to Cork, 2d inst, lat. 49. long. 12. ; Strath-
more, Liverpool to Marseilles and Quebec, Liverpool tai St.
John's, N. 8., 4th, off Cape Clear, by the Standard, Peile,
arrived off Kinsale'; Atalanta, of Greenock, lat. 42., long. 11.,
by the Dart, Davis, arrived inthe Downes.