The Sun.
London, England, 1837-06-30 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM-
HOUSE, RINK 29.

The Queen Adelaide, Aitken, from Havre; Princess Vic-
toria, Britton, Antwerp; lienrick George, Dade, Wismar;
Ocean, Morfee, Antwerp • Giraffe, Strannack, Rotterdam ;

Twee Gebroeders, Belzer), Cariolenziel ' • Gratitude, Scott;
Dantzic ; Justitia, Babgerson, Droback; Neptune, Whitting-
ham, Seville; Habet, Brandt, Copenhagen; Betsy, Dram,
Gothenburg; Abelona, Gainsford, St. Vincent's; Fleece,
Duncan, Riga.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.

The Amphitrite, Duck, for Riga; Dart, Block, Ostend;
John Bull, Corbin, Hamburgh ; Caleb Angus, Laurence,
Honduras ; Friendschaft, Donken, Hamburgh ; David, Laurie,
Rouen; Dart, Richardson, Jersey ; William Currie, Elsineur ;
Green End, Bayles, Guernsey.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.

The Isabel, Chesser, for St. Michael's; Agripina, Rogers,
Terceira; Leda, Watson, Cadiz ; Secret, Gates, St. Mi-
chael's ; Louisa Bullie, Morson, Demerara; Charlotte, Gatt,
Algoa Bay ; Gratitude. Todd, New York.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST.
The Pallas, Reid, for Sweden.

ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, JVNE 28.
The Switzerland, Hunt, from Charleston.

ENTERED FOR LOADING

The Gritty, Darn, for Antwerp; Frances, Heath, Bombay ;
Golden Fleece, Baker, Bahia; Commerce, Gankcma, Brus-
sels ; Frances Anne, Soale, Boston ; Hannah, Costal'', Der-
byhaven ; Eliza, Blue, Gulf of Mexico; Richard Hall, Smith,
Hamerfest ; Superb, Baker, Newfoundland ; George Can-
ning, Gibb, St. Petersburgh; Wasson Welckoy, St. Peters-
bu. gh.
CLEARED OUTWARDS.

The Potomac, Smith, for Virginia ; Powhattan, M'Kerran,
New York ; Halifax, Cleary. Halifax; Golden Fleece, Baker,
Brazils; Hobart, Seldon, New York ; United States, 'fur-

ner, Philadelphia ; Venus, Stanworth, Narva ; Johanna, Hun-
child, Ilarnburgh ; Frederick, Boyd, Rostock.
SAILED.

The Twee Gebroeders, Michelson, Antwerp ; Reform,

Leader, Lisbon ; Tynwald, Bleasdale, Vera Crui ; Palmyra,
Gil!, Malta; Superior, Moore, New York; Egidius, Duyts,
Oitend; Alexandria, F:erstoff, Revel.

TELEGRAPHED.
Wind N.W.—Off Holyhead, inward bound, the Dannett,
'rum Cork ; outward bound, the Liverpool, for Boston.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrivals.—June 23, the Ro:,al Saxon, from Bengal, off
Kingsbridge, sailed Feb. 22, St. Helena, May 8; the Graven-
hage, Busting from Batavia, off the Wight, for Amsterdam,
sailed from Passarocrang Feb. 25, and St. Helena in May.
Arrivals at Singapore.—The Sir Charles Malcolm, Dec.
30, from Calcutta, and sailed Jan. 4, for China ; the Orwell,
Living, Jan. 2, from Manilla ; the Raby, Jan. 15, from Ben-
gal; the Sir H. Compton, Jan. 16, from Bombay ; the
David Clarke, Jan. 22, and Antonio, Pereira, Jan 25, from

Bengal; the Isabella, Robertson, Jan. 27, from China; the
Derwent, Nash, Jan. 29, from Liverpool and Batavia ; the
Singapore, Lock, Jan. 30, from London ; the Corsair, Jan.
30, from Bengal ; her Majesty's ship Raleigh, Jan. 31, from
Malacca ; the Mary, Sharpe, Jan. 31, from Liverpool ; the
Hero, Feb. 1, from Bengal ; the Charles Grant, Feb. 2, and
Mary Somerville, Feb. 12, from China; the Water Witch,
Feb. 4, from Bengal ; the Lord Wm. Bentinck, Hutchinson,
Feb. 7, from China ; the John Dugdale, Scott, Feb. 20, from
Liverpool.
Departures from Singapore. —The Gaillardon, Jan. 14, and
Raby, Jan. 16, for China; the Glenelg, Jan. 16, for Bombay;
the Sir H. Compton, Jan. 17, for China ; the Orwell, Jan.
23, for Batavia and New South Wales; the Antonio, Pereira,
Jan. 25, for China; the Isabella, Robertson, Jan. 30, for
Bengal ; the Bangor, Jan. 30, for Malacca ; the Hero, Feb.
5, for China; her Majesty's ship Raleigh. Fob. 5, for Malacca
and Penang; the Company's schooner Zephyr, Feb. 5, for
Malacca ; the Charles Grant, Feb. 9, for Bombay ; her Ma-
jesty's ship Wolfe, Feb. 11, on a cruise.
Arrivals at Manilla. The William Wilson, Feb. 23, from

the Mauritius; the Edward Robinson, Feb. 23, from Pondi-
cherry-, and sailed on the 12th of March, on her return; the
Emily Jane, Feb. 25, from Calcutta, and sailed on the sth of
March for Bombay ; the Matilda, March 14, from Marseilles •
tl.o Susannah, March 14, from Bordeaux ; the licreide, Marcl;

14, from Nantes; the Arab Packet, March 15, from Cork.
arid Ascension ; the True Love, Coulson, March 17, from
South Australia and Swan [liver.

Departures from the 3fauritius.—The Isabella, Maughan,
Kb. 23, for Hobart Town.

Arrival at Bombay.—The Duncan, Cowley, Feb. —, from
Liverpool.

At Grantham, a church-rate has been carried ; at
Wisbeach a church-rate has been refused ; after sharp contests
in both places.—Hull Observer.
The following singular mode of deciding a dis-
puted fact (which, if adopted by our superior Courts, would
put an end to much special pleading,) took place at the
Ceistor Court. •On Monday John Thompson sued Joe
Fletcher- for the price of two flitches of bacon—plea, that the
bacon was bad and not eatable. After a long argument the
Commissioners came to a decision that the bacon should be
boiled and brought before them for their judgment. In three-
quarters of an hour, a part of the flitch smoking hot, accom-
panied by knives, forks, plates, &c., was placed before the
learned Judges, who, having each carved a portion, solemnly
ate, and decided that the bacon was boar's flesh, hard, and not
good for food. Since wager of battle, wager of law, and
fiery ordeal have been abolished, and the whole weight of the
judicial decision falls on Judge and Jury, it is but fair that
they should overcome their repugnance to such an experiment,
and adopt it in future.—Lincolnshire Chronicle.
The New South Wales Colonist has the following :
Great excitement has prevailed in the town for the last
few days, in consequence of the intelligence that the female
emigrant ship Lady Macnaylann. which entered the Head on
Sunday, was infested with the fearful disease of typhus fever,
having, during the short spare of five weeks, lost 56 of the un-
fortunate passengers; and 90, including Dr. Hawkins, the
surgeon of the vessel; being on the
.sick list. The Lady Mac-
nayhton, when within a very few days' sail of this port, fell in
with his Majesty's ship Raillesnalle, the assistant-surgeon of
which vessel, hearing that the poor emigrants were without
medical assistance, volunteered his services to go on board in
the capacity of surgeon. Government have given directions
for every requisite assistance to be afforded them while under-
going the necessary quarantine ; and we have no doubt that
pure and wholesCrne food will soon put a stop to the disease.
The exciting causes of typhus fever are to be traced to low
living, or its opposite extreme, debaachery and the indulgence
of intoxicating liquors, anxiety. fear, and depression of mind,
and a close and tainted atmosphere : hence we cannot wonder
at its breaking out in a vessel where a number of poor Irish,
who have been previously debilitated by bad living, are crowded
together with no occupation to divert their minds from dwell-
ing on the sad recollections of the homes and families from
which they have parted for ever. These poor creatures will,
we hope, call forth the sympathies of the public on their release
from quarantine; and it will, we should imagine, be a pleasing
inducement to many to hold forth the band of charity to the
poor oxen, to think, Olt while relieving their necessities, by
• giving them a share of the luxuries bestowed by Providence,
• they are lessening their own chance of suffering by the same
dire complaint."