The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-20 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, JULY 19.—Wind W. S.W.—Arrived the Thetis,
—, from Jamaica, for London. A ship for Portsmouth
and New South Wales, remains with the outward-bound.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 19.—Wind S.W.—Off pert, the
Juliana; Tatbutt, from Bengal, sailed the Ist of March,
ands St. Helena the Ist ult.
FALMOUTH, JULY 18.—Wind S.W. to W.S.W.--Ar-
rived the Spinster, Heron, from Aux Cayes.
BRISTOL, JULY 19.—Arrived the Aguela, Taylor, from
the Cape of Good Hope.
MILPORD, JULY 19.—Arrived the St. Patrick, Digby,
from Demerara ; and Sisters, Blackett, from Liverpool.
LivzkrooL, JULY 18.—Arrived the Harriet, Mitchin-
son, from Maranham ; St. James, Hamilton, from Deme-
rara ; and Elizabeth, Armstrong, from Trinidad.
MAURITIUS, APRIL 7.—The Ganges and Garonne,
Geffry, from Bengal, arrived here on the 20th inst., and
on the night of the 4th slipped and put to sea ; the state of
the weather at the time indicating a hurricane. The Bee.
llullpit, sailed the Ist inst. for Madagascar, and put back
the 6th, with loss of boats, sails, &c. His Majesty's
ship Tweed sailed yesterday to render assistance to such
essela as she may fall in with in distress, several having
been seen in that state.
The Crown, Barker, from Miramichi to London, was
driven on shore at the back of the Wight on Sunday—
crew saved.
The Elizabeth, Currie, front the Mauritius is supposed
to be arrived off Hastings.

ASSIZES.--(RECEIVED TIIIS DAY.)

FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.

OXFORD CIRCUIT.--ABINGDON, JULY 19.

Mr. Justice PARKE and Mr. Justice Bosanclurr
arrired in this town on Saturday last, and opened the
Commission. Yesterday their Lordships attended Divine
Service, and this morning the business of the Assizes com-

menced.
Mr. Justice Palms presides at Nisi Priva, and Mr.
Justice BOSANQUZT in the Criminal Court. The
business is very light, there being but six causes
entered for trial; and the calendar only con-
tains the 11M11811 of twenty-one prisoners, amongst
whom are nine charged witk burglary; one for
a capital aasault, on a child under the age of ten years;
one for a rape; one for horse-stealing, and one for cutting
and maiming a colt. The others are charged with trifliag
misdemeanours.

GOSLING V. TILL EZNIJITT AND AVON CANAL COMPANY.
This was an action brought against the trustees of the
Kennett and Avon Canal Company, to recover the value of
a barge. It appeared from the evidence on the part of the
plaintiff, that be purchased of a person named Parker two
boats or barges. On one of the barges be erased the
name of Parker, and had his own put on ' • but on the
other he did not take this precaution ; and Parker being
at the time in debt to the Company fur tolls, they, by vir-
tue of their Act of Parliament, seized the barge bearing
Parker's name, and sold it. This gave rise to the present
action. The plaintiff, however,• failed to prove , a bona
fide purchase, and the Jury, in, consequence, returned e
verdict for the defendants.

BAZINO V. ARAN.

This was an action of trove to recover the value of a
cask of tallow.

Mr. TAUNTON end Mr. JUSTICE were for the plaintiff,
and Mr. TALFORD fur the'defendant. The following are
the short facts

In April, 1828, there were two casks of tallow directed
the defendant, and two other casks directed for ano-
Glier person, sent to the Rose Inn, Fleet-market, to be
forwarded into the country by the plaintiff's waggon. It

so happened, however, that they could not all bs sent et
one time, and in consequence Mr. Bloomfield, the pro-
prietor of the inn in London, gave directions that one
should be sent to each of the parties. This order was
accordingly complied with ; but, by some mistake, when
the tallow arrived at Newbury, where the defendant
lived, both casks were dellvered to him. By the next
wagon the two other casks were sent, when one of them
was also delivered to the defendant, and Mr. Allworthy,
who should have received two casks, only received one.—
When the defendant was applied to to deliver up the• one
that lie had received wrong, he refused so to do, alleging
that lie bad no knowledge whatever of it. After consi-
derable negociations, ,not unattended with legal expellees,
he offend to pay half the amount charged for the tallow, if
Mr. Basing would pay the costs that had been incurred.
This was refused, and the present action brought.
Several witnesses swore positively to the tallow being
delivered at the defendant's warehouse ; and others (fur
the defendant) as positively swore they had not the least
knowledge of it.
Mr. Justice Pasts, in summing up, observed, that be had
sat so long on the judgment seat, and bad had such frequent
opportunities of observing the contradictory evidence of
witnesses, that he trembled for the honour of human nature.
The present case rested entirely on the credit the Jury
would think the plaintiff's witnesses entitled to. But it
really was lamentable that a circumstance like the one
that gave rise to the present action should ever have formed
the ground of a suit at law, and involved the parties in
such heavy expenses.
The Jury immediately returned a verdict for the
plaintiff. Damages-141. 17s.
I It is expected the Assizes will terminate early to-morrow.