The Sun.
London, England, 1837-06-26 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM-
HOUSE, Julia 24.
The Medemblik, Gras, from Medemblik; Nautilus, Mar-
tin, Belize; Lucetta, Berger, Rostock; Union, Wenholdt,
Dantzic ; Oder, Walter, Stettin ; Duke of Norfolk, Ribbin,
St. Kitt's ; Triumph, Green, Bombay ; Marquis Wellesley,
Stayner, Guernsey ; Charlotte, Temperley, Guernsey ; Lady
Raffles, Pollock, Calcutta.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.

The John Wood, Woodruffe, for Ilavrc; William Jolliffe,
Middleton, Calais; Kent, Tune, Boulogne ; James Patter-
son, Croreartie, Sydney.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.
The William Jolliffe, Middleton,. for Calais; Batavier,
Dunlop, Rotterdam; Princess Victoria, Britten, Antwerp ;
Kent, Tune, Boulogne ; Lord Nelson, Twist, Pernambuco ;
Julia, Faillant, Calais ; Ocean, Morfee, Antwerp; John
Wood, Woodruffe, Havre ; Repulse, Payee, Madras.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST.
The Countess Airlic, Shiels, for Dantzic; Storpesten,
Slinfort, Bjorneberg; Marian, Ilervis, Dunkirk ; Maria,
Hannah, Elsineur; Shakspeare, Pearson, Riga ; Hope, Cable,
St. Pctersburgh; Juno, Lcidke, Pillau ; Eucharist, Lund,
Norway ; Hope, Couscns, Harlingen.

ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, JANE 24.
The Belhaven, Crawford, from Copenhagen; John Trough-
ton, Jordan, Charleston ; Belgrave, Williams, Campcachy ;
Louisa, Brodsham. Africa.
ENTERED FOR LOADING.

The Tigris, fitherington, for Batavia; Europe, Sxindell,
Barcelona ; Lynx, Chrichton, Constantinople ; Laura, Rickets,
Elsineur ; Halifax, Cleary, Halifax; Archer, Grayson,
Kingston ; Secret, White, Lima ; Georgic), Costa, Messina;
Greenhow, Maranham ; Herald, Duke, New York; Souther-
ner, Tibbets, ditto; Birmingham, Whets, ditto; Milo, Thomp-
son. Portsmouth, A.S. ; Amelia, Pernambuco; Jubilee,
Anderson, St. Petersburgh.
CLEARED OUTWARDS.
The Tennessee, Mattison, for New York ; Christopher Raw-
son, Harding, Calcutta ; Laura, Crockley, Marseilles ; Pre-
ciosa, Schmidt, Hamburgh ; Traveller, Pallot, Cadiz ; Bell,
Morrison, St. Petersburgh ; Duc d'Orleans, Hoodless, 111-
vannah ; Agnes Primrose, Scott, Antigua; Grace Brown,
Higgins, Baltimore; Bella Fortuna, Pyott, Buenos Ayres;
John Ormrod, Dickson, Oporto; Black-eyed Susan, Watson,
Constantinople ; Lady of the Lake, Banks, Genoa ; Reform,
Leader, Lisbon ; Nimrod, Leslie, Charleston ; Bolivar, Fen-
wick, Barbadoes.
SAILED. _ _ .

The Roscoe, Delano, for New York ; Fair Barbadian, Ro-
berts, Hayti ; General Hodgman, Faulkner, New Orleans ;
Constellation, Sampson, Bath, A. S. ; Christopher Rawson,
Harding, Calcutta ; Nimrod, Penticost, Charleston.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
Arrivals, June 23.—The Orwell, Lancaster, from China,
off Poole sailed Feb. 23, St. Helena May 13; the Canton,
Mordaunt, from China, at Bristol, sailed Feb. 19, St. Helena,
May 2 ; the Entcrprize, Roberts, from Bengal, at Liverpool,
sailed Jan. 30, Saugur Feb. 13, St. Helena Slay 1 ; the
William Glen Anderson, Dawson, from New South Wales, off
Plymouth, sailed Feb. 20 ; the Craigeour, Ray, from New
South Wales, off Dover, sailed Feb. 20.
Arrivals at St. Helena.—The Munster, Lass, Canew, May
5, from the Cape, and sailed on the 7th for London ; the
Clifton, May 7, from China, and sailed for Neer Brunswick ;
the Royal Solon, Renner, from Calcutta, and sailed on the
Bth for London ; the Georgians. Thorns, from Calcutta, and
sailed for London ; the Destin frigate, from the Mauritius,
and sailed for Marseilles ; the De Cock, from Batavia; the
Palamburg, from Batavia; the Edwin, from Manilla, and
sailed for New York ; the Tarquin. Hunt, from Manilla, and
sailed on the Bth for Boston ; the Gravenhage, Balring, from
Batavia, and sailed for Rotterdam ; the Lowther, Murphy,
from Calcutta, and sailed for Liverpool ; the Singapore,
Lock, May 9, from Singapore; the Dairkboarheid, Slay 10,
from Java, and sailed the 10th for Rotterdam ; the Ellen
Prehle, May 10, from China, and sailed on the 11th for New
York ; the Naordt, May 12, from Java; the Syria, Curtic,
May 15, from Calcutta, and sailed for Liverpool.
Arrivals at China.—The Emma Euzeni.is, Buchan, from
London ; the Hope, from Manilla; the Caesar, Rooms, from
Bombay; the Amelia Thompson, Tomlinson, from Launeez.
ton and Manilla ; the Brilliant, Rodgerson, from Liverpool
and Singapore; the Red Raver, Wright, from Calcutta; !ha
Commerce) from Liverpool ; the Ncponsct, from Manilla; the
Resolucao, from Lisbon ; the Emily, Taylor, from Singapore.
Departures from China.—The Bombay Castle, Wemyss,
for Singapore and Bombay ; the Bombay, for Manilla ; the
General Chasse, for Manilla ; the Chieftain, for St. John's,
N. B. ; the Mermaid, for Calcutta; the Italy, far New York :
the Plymouth, for Philadelphia. Ships Loading.—The Run-
nymede, for Sydney ; the Neptune, Williams, for London ;
the Inglis, for London on the sth of March. The Trusty
sailed Feb. ?,fur Limerick and London.
Departure from Hobart Town.—The Alwiek, M'Kay,
March 7, for London.
Arrival, June 23. —The Duke of Northumberland, M'Carthy,
from Bengal, off Portland, the 22d instZ:nt• Sailed Feb. 28;
arrived at the Cape April 24, and sailed Maj 4, and St. He-
lena May 15.
Arrivals at St. Helena.—The David Scott, Reed, ;Ind
Brilliant, Gilkesop, from Bengal, and sailed May 15, the for-
mer for London, and the latter for Liverpool.
Arrival at the Cape,—The Aurora, Cot, from London, and
sailed May 2, for Madras and Bengal.
Passengers per Duke of Northumberland, M'Carthy, from
Calcutta.—Mrs. Chester and two children, Mrs. Knyssctt
and three children, Captain, C. Chester, B. N. I. ; Hugh
Frazer, Esq., B. C. S. ; G. N. Campbell, Esq., B. C. S. ;
Major Bell, Ist Regiment, B. N. I. ; Captain Brown, I 1 th
Light Dragoons; John M'Clure, Esq. ; Mr. Roussac and
Son, Mr. Falconer, Mr. Iselin, from the Cape ; the Rev. B.
Shaw, Mr. Shaw, and family, Mrs. Kohne, Mrs. Kauffman,
Miss Beck, J. Orwell Lancaster. from China; Sir George
Robinson, Lady Robinson, and five children, John Dodgson,
Esq. ; Edward Childs and Elizabeth Cotton, servants to Sir
G. Robinson.
Per Royal Saxon, Rainer, from Bengal, expected.—Cap-
tain Auberjonoise, 52(1 Regiment, N. 1., and two children ;
Lieut. Hagart, 52d Regiment N. I.

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public, is well-timed at this auspicious moment. The narrative
of the gloriotis career of Queen Elizabeth, now, when the
whole nation hails with loud acclaim, the accession of Queen
Victoria, will be read with deep interest. It is in fact a very
able book ; and at the same time that it is highly interesting
bears throughout evidences of deep research.—Morning Post.
We are glad to understand that the distress at
Wigan has been very much exaggerated. Wigan is certainly,
like almost every other manufacturing town in the em-
pire, suffering from the pressure of the times, but in that re-
spect it has escaped perhaps better than any other town in
Lancashire. It is estimated that the number of handloom
weavers out of employment does not exceed 500, which is
about one in six of the whole number in the town.