The Sun.
London, England, 1839-02-08 00:00:00

TELLERS,

Steuart, Robert—liaddington, &e.
Stanley, E. John—North Cheshire

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mercurii, 6 die Februarii, 1839.
Resolved—That this house will not receive any Petition.
for Private Bills after Friday, the 22d day of this instant
February.

Resolved—That no Private Bill be read:the first time
after Monday, the 15th day of March next.
Resolved—That this House will not receive any Report
of such Private Bill after Monday, the 10th day of June
next.

Ordtred—That the said resolutions be printed.
J. H. LEY, CI. Dorn. Co►n.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, FEB. '7.

CUXUAYEN, JAN. 23. A brig with " Patience, of London," on
her stern, was driven on shore 21st ult., on Woes Sand, and is gone
to pieces. FEB. 3.—The Hoffnung, Heins, arrived here from Bor-
deaux, Ist inst., was obliged to be run aground above the Grassen
Stag, in consequence of the ice.

AAISTERDAM, FEB. s.—The Cornelia, Beekenan, from this port to
London, has foundered off Ilegmond—crew saved.
STAVA NGER, JAN. 18.—A great deal of wreck stores, and some
papers, belonging to the Fortitude, Moncrieff, from Leith to Ler.
wick, have been driven on shore on the Jadder.
CHRISTI ANSA ND, JAN. I S.—A schooner under Mecklenburg
colours, with painted head and ports, making signals of cristress, was
seen the 9th inst. off Jutland, by the Mina, Gass, arrived at this
port, but in consequence of the heavy sea could render no assistance.
The crew 'on board the schooner were at the pumps, and appeared
to have corn on board,

Am.noito, JAN. 28.—The St. Felix, Diedricksen, from Kiel to
Hull, put into Frederickshaven yesterday, with loss of anchor, chain,
&c., and it is expected must discharge.
HAMBULW, FEB. I.—A vessel laden with grain, from Dantzie to
Amsterdam, is totally lost near Kingkrobing; greater past of the
cargo saved, in a damaged state; crew (except one) saved.
AMELANN, JAN. 26.—Several beams of northern timber, marked
84 MI I M and RA. Also part of the waist clothes of a vessel
painted green, have drifted on shore here. The hull of a vessel,
with traces of a white streak, the main boom of a brig, and a name
board, with William Iluken on it, were picked up at Ballum,
24th inst. A name board, with John Seaton on one side, painted
with blue and black letters, and on the reverse R. A., was picked
up 25th inst. at the same place.

NORDEN, JAN. 27.—The wreck of a gallcasse, laden with cork
and fruit, has been driven on shore on the island of Langeroog.
SCIDERMONNIKOOK, JAN. 9.5.---Sevcral pieces of wreck, and a
board, with "Bonnie Dundee Lau" on it, have been washed on
shore here.

MALAGA, JAN. s.—The San Joze, Baquerlza, arrived here from
London, is discharging her cargo hastily, in a damaged state.
KINGSTOWN, FEB. s.—Arrived the Pearl, Pepperill, Liverpool.
DUBLIN, FEB. s.—Arrived the Cadiz, 11PKinley, from London.
WATERFORD, FEB. 5. Arrived the Martha Pope, Jones, Londo7..
CORK, Fen. 4. Arrived the Louisa, Marshall, from 101 x, with
loss of deck load, bulwarks, &c. ; Atlantic, II -
P..-ningbrook, S'
John's, New Brunswick ; Francis Lawson
'-nglish, St. Andrews
Funchati, Pekin, Newfoundland- "ft' port the Royal William, Si
Johns, New Brunswick,
SHOREHAM, FEB-

• ..—The Sarah Ann, from London to Cardiff,
..: on the Owers the 30th ult., but got off without da.
,e, and proceeded.

riln on oho.-

WHITEHAVEN, FEB. 4.—The Raeberry Castle, Inglish, from
lluddon, in entering this harbour the 30th inst., grounded on her
anchor and sunk.

Sumns, Fzu Runsurck, Smith, of this port, one of the
missing vessels, has put into Norway.

HARTLEPOOL, TED. 2.—The Farmer, Anderson, of Newburgh
in entering this harbour was driven on shore in the Channel, but
assisted off and in without damage.
SCARDOROUGII, FED. s.—Arrived the Henrietta, from Stockton ;
Express, Lawson, Newcastle to Dundee, which was driven on shore
near this port the 31st ult., has discharged her cargo.

YAIIMOUTII, FEB. s.—The Brigand, Groom, of Belfast, bound to
Newcastle, got on the Cross Sand yesterday, but was assisted off with.
out damage and proceeded.

GRAVESEND, FEB. 6.—Arrived the Lark, from Jersey; John
ditto ; Arichat, ditto; Dido, ditto; Attwood, Rotterdam. Sailed
the John, Dennison, for Bombay; Coquet, Rio Grande; Pomona,
Rio Janeiro; Dale Park, Jamaica; Louise, Flambro'.

VESSELS SPOKEN A brig, water-logged, dismasted, and
abandoned, was passed on the 22d ult. in lat. 42, lon. 12 ; Courte-
netray, of London, 29th ult., lat. 45, lon. 14, by the Star packet,
arrived at Falmouth ; James Ray, of Harrington, 25th ult., lat. 43,
lon. 13, by the Alut, Gibson, arrived at Falmouth.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE, FEB. 7.
Menai, Phillips, Cuxhaven ; John, Glass, Jersey ; Earl Liverpool,
Lomax, Ostend; Alphonso, Monnier, St. Vatierie ; Charles Marie,
Josse, Bordeaux ; Dido, Romerel, Jersey ; Sark, Seale, Jersey ;
Bruges, Woodriff, Antwerp; Phcenix, Lefurt, Havre.
ENTERED OUTWARDS —Cygnet, Bacon, Launceston ; Alkmaar,
Heath, Rotterdam; Buunuyer, Antwerp ; Malvina, Buckell, Leg.
horn ; Matilda, Perkins, Bordeaux ; Commerce, Mason, Rotterdam.
CLE►RED OUT CARGO.--The Rosabel, Collins, for Bayonne;
Braganza, 11.1`Leod, Lisbon; Python, Bunmeyer Antwerp; Green.
wood, Leven, Guernsey.

IN BALLAST—The Athol, Gleig, for Constantinople; Franklin
Goodhue, Havannah; Swallow, Simpson, Antwerp.

THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S
POLITICAL
ELNQUNT.-A great many of the noble guests of his Grace on
Monday evening, came to town in the afternoon of that day. The
Duke of Beaufort did not arrive in town from Badminton until
six o'clock ; the Marquis Camden, from the Wilderness, in Kent,
until five; the Marquis of Downshire, from the Earl Amherst's
seat in Kent, until five; the Duke of Rutland, Earl of Winchil.
sea, Earl of Eldon, Earl of Wilton, Earl de Grey, Earl of Verulam,
respectively arrived the same afternoon.
Sir Robert Peel, Bart. M.P., had a long con-
ference with the Duke of Wellington, at Apsley House, on Monday
afternoon. Sir Robett will commence his parliamentary dinners at
the close of this, or early in the ensuing month.
The Duke and Duchess of Leeds are expected
at the Clarendon Hotel today, front Hornby Castle. The late Duke's,
spacious mansion In St. James's.square, which his Grace purchased
of the executors of the late Lord Hardwicke, is
occupied by
sun.in.law, Mr. Lane F

Mrs. Cantu will return to her mansion in Mans-
field-street the middle of February, for the season, from her resi.
dents at Hastings.
A deputation from the City Dispensary, headed
by Sir Felix Bootle, Cart., waited upon his Royal Highness the
buke of Cambridge yesterday morning, and were mast graciouhly
re•eived. H a loyal Highness kindly sensented to take the chair
at their coat anniversary dinner on the 21st of March next, at the
Albion Tavern, being the lifti•th smniversary of the institution.
Lady Tanker vile will give her second soiree to
the foreign corps diplomatique on Saturday evening, at the mansion
of the Noble Lord, in Grosvener.square.
FASHIONABLE PARTIES —Lord and Lady
Maryborough entertained the Du co of Beaufort, Lord -Fitzroy
Somerset, Sir Charles and Lady Begot, Lady Burghersh, Mr. Drum-
mond, otid a select party, at dinner on Tuesday evening. Lord
and Lady Holland had a dinner Party last evening, at Rolland
House. Lady Catherine Barham gave a dinner to a select party
on Tuesday evening, at her residence at Chelsea.

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A subscription has been entered into to present
li of St. George's-in-the-East, some mark of approval
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for his
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siticn to the New Poor Law.