The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-31 00:00:00

ASSIZEB.-t-(RECEIVED THIS DAY.)

OXFORD CIRCUIT.--STAFFORD, Jinx SQ.
Mr.; Justice PA ILK and , Mr. Justice 'DOHA NUIJET arrived
in this town last night, and opener! the Onottrimtion. This
morning their Lordships, accompanied by the Alayor,arl
Corporation, attended divine service, and afterward* pro-
ceeded to the County Hall, and opened the inisipess of
the Assittes.

The business on both sides is very heavy, the calendar
contains the name* of seventy-five prisoners for trial,
amongst which are two charged with murder; one for
shooting at George Wheeldon, Esq., a Magistrate of the
county, with intent to murder him; threciltre charged
with forgery ; and men) of the other. with Apses of AR
aggravated nature.

Mr. Justice Paax presides at Nisi Prigs,. and Mr,
Justice Boss NQUIT an the Grown side,

Na ease had been sieetded-w-iteil-11;e'pos. t left,

,
Ilia MAJESTY(and suite paid a visit to tne
village of Teddington yesterday, am! was omit heartily
welcomed by the gentry and inhabitant' or the place.
Various triumphal arches were constructed, of flowers
aid evergreens, over the main parses of the village, and
beautiful silken banners and flags, bearing the royal arms,
and appropriate devices, were exhibited in various direc-
tions, in manife,tation of the true spirit or loyalty and at-
tachment with which the country people at preatnt abound.
The KING is quite as popular under hia own
roof as he is out of doors ; be is kind, considerate, affable,
and jocose. His dinners are real "at Isomer," rational,
cheerful, temperate ; he drinks his two glares of sherry
doting the Mush and two more after the cloth is removed ;
the ladies retire within en hour or less, and in half an hour
afterwards his itfaJervr and his guests rile to join them.
Here is no boisterous ribaldry, or dispatching of " deed
men" until cock crow. At eleven his Mamas- retires
to rest, and by seven, nay, sometimes six in the morning,
be it again ott his legs.—Court journal.

Atnonost other reports which are now flying
about relative to the emvonotiona in Paris, i. one of rather
a singular, and certainly an equivocal character. It is
however, as JorraT II x would 'say,—very nrportant, if true.
it is this, that the Tuilleriei has Wert sacked by the moh,
and that in the course of their:examinations or papers in the
Palace, one Was discovered being the autograph of °gouge
the Fourth, and strongly recommending Cil Ait the
Tenth to proceed to a dissolution of the 01,,m1fer„. Now
ever improhable this may he, and wit'eurselves disbelieve
it, yet tee give it, Its every rePert mint haveititerest At A
period of such mites:neat as the presto,

SitiPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLO UN.
Ponliaptrru, Jim v 30.—Wind 'S.E.--Off port th:!
11enriettei Sym, from HaVannah. Sailed the Mary,
Beaeheroft, fur New South Wales.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 29.—Wind E.—Off port the Nel-
son. Crawford, from St. John's, N.B.
FALMOUTH, Juts 29.—Wind E.—Arrived the Nor-
ton packet, from Rio Janeiro, ailed May 19, Bahia 7th
.ult., and Pernambuco the 13th ; Rinaldo packet, from
Bermuda, sailed 19th ult., and Halifax the Sth inst. ;
and Transfer, Tickle, from Antigua.
LIVERPOOL, JULY 29.—Arrived the Symmetry, from
Quebec; Lune, from Miramichi; and Robert Finnie,
from St. Peterel►urgb. •
LtvEstroor,, JULY 21.—Arrived the Arthnsn, Morel-
son, from St. Andrew's, N.B. ; and Arington, from Mi-
ramiehi.

Jui'r 27.—Arrived the Dixon, Grayeton,
Aurora, Dearney, and Lord Mulgrave, Ardingley, from
Miratnichi.
ToaaAy, Jur.r 29.—Off port the Falconer, from Ma-
tanwr ; Vesper, licquee, from Charleston.

The following passengers embarked in the ship St.
George t—Capt. 'Wills, from Liverpool, for Calcutta--
sailed July 20 ; Captains Corbett and Johnston, Lieut.
Hay and Mackintosh ; Messrs. Mints, Taylor, Lloyd, Wil-
liamson, 'Baxter, Monteith, and Bathgate.
Passengers per ship Arabia :—Capt. Moult, from Bristol,
for Point De G ille, Ceylon, and Calcutta—sailed July the
29th ; Mesdames Glennie, Lawrence, Blundell, and Ber-
nard; Misses Louisa and Mary Ann Glennie, Emily
Ilinde, Rev. Win. Bernard, Cairo. Laurence, Blundell,
Kennedy, and Price, of the Bengal Service ; Masters Price
and Bernard, with four servants.
The St. Helena, Lieut. Warren, front St. Helena and
Sierra Leone to England, has been taken ny the blockading
squadron off Terceira, and sent into St. Michael's.

The hector, from Antwerp. to Rio Janeiro, was totally
wrecked on the 20th May, off Port Lague ; crew arrived
at Bahia.

The Velocity, Brooks, from Lima and Valparaiso to
London, Amelia, Whitby, from Sierra Leone to Guernsey,
and Margaret, Water, from Rio Janeiro to Hamburg, have
been taken by the blockading squadron off Terceira, and
carried into St. 'Michael's, and would be sent to Libbon.

The following arrivals are posted at Lloyds :—The
Ann Grant, Daigleish, from Miramichi, and Gulnare,
Ellington, from Newfoundland, in the Clyde; Persever-
ance, from Pictou, Thames, Forest, from Archangel, Nor-
thumberland, Brady, from St. Petersburgh, and Bruns-
wick, Collins, from Riga, at Hull.
The following arrivals are posted at Lloyd's :.--Bootle,
Rothwdl, from Leghorn, at Cork ; Scott, from Quebec,
at Dublin ; Countess of Errol, Ritchie, from St. Peters-
burgh -; TkoMas and Robert, Dryden, from Archangel ;
Itingdovc, Go%den, from Gottenhurg, off Bridlington ;
Louisiana, Oliver, from Havannah, off Dover; Maria,
13oyle, from St. Petersburgh, at Gueinsey.