The Sun.
London, England, 1853-04-25 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPIAG-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, April 25.—Wind this day at Noon, N.N.W. ;
fresh breeze, and squally, with rain.
DEAL, April 24.—Wind, W.N.W. The Seaflower
(barque), of Jersey, has been wrecked on the Goodwin
Sands ; crew saved.
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DOVER, April 21.—The James and Emma, Antwerp to
London, is sunk on the Kentish Knock ; crew saved.
PLYMOUTH, April 21.—The Kinnear, London to Sydney,
N.S.W., has put in. leaky, and must discharge.
FALMOUTH, April 21.—Wind, W.S.W., strong breezes,
and squally. Arrived—Leona, Havannah, and sailed for
Antwerp ; Thos. Rowell, Shields for Quebec, to stop a
leak.

PORTSMOUTH, April 24.—Arrsved—ri.m.'s a. Hastings,
India, Sze. Off Port—Camperdown, Calcutta.
LIVERPOOL, April 24.—Wind, N.W. Arrived—Ore-
gon, New Orleans ; Tyrrell, do. ; Wild Irish Girl, Mobile ;
Washington, do. ; Isaac Wright, New York ; Perseve-
rance, St. John's, N.B. ; Gauntlet, Buenos Ayres ; Mori-
son, New Orleans ; Crown, do.; Arran, do. ; Waterloo,
New York ; Guy Mannering, do. Sailed—Catharine, Ade-
laide, S.A. ; Catharine, Africa ; Bess Grant, Jamaica ;
Charles Crocker, New Orleans ; Lucy Thompson, do. ;
Asia (a), do. ; Comoz, do. ; Lord Maidstone, Quebec ;
Anna Dorot'lea, New Orleans. April 25—Arrived—Nia-
gara (s), Bos.on.
DUMFRIES, April 23.—The Hope, of Glasgow, is on
shore much damaged, and is discharging.
VIGO, April 20.—The Carl Otto, Newcastle to Constan-
tinople, sunk in lat. 42, long. 50; crcw saved and arrived
here.
LISBON, April 18.—A derelict vessel, said to be laden
with timber, and her stern washed awpy, has been passed
on the coast. H.M.'s st. Firebrand has gone in search of
her.

ARREST OF DRS. ITLLATIIORNE AND MOORE.—We re
gret to say a very painful instance of banking liability
has occurred during the last few days to two gentlemen
of this town and neighbourhood. The Right Rev. Dr.
Ullathorne, and Dr. Moore, president of Oscott College,
have been arrested under the following circumstances,
which cannot fail to excite considerable sympathy in
their regard. Some years ago, when the Right Rev.
Dr. Walsh was bishop of the midland district, a Catholic
gentleman named Brown Mostyn was desirous of en-
dowing a mission in Oxfordshire ; and having relected
Radford as the locality most in need of assistance,
he transferred eighty shares in the Monmouth-
shire and Glamorganshire Banking Company into
the names of the Vicar Apostolic of the Mid-
land District and the President of Oscott
tr Collegs
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for the time being, whoever they might be, as
ustee
for the charity. In this way the trust devolved upon
Dr. Ullathorne and Dr. Moore, and they beeame ex
officio trustees of the property, but without possessing
one farthing beneficial interest in th k
e transa
failed ction.
About two years ago, however'
the ban with
heavy liabilities, and Pr. Ullathorne and Dr. Moore
entered into fan arrangement to pay 1,0001., which they
borrowed for that purpose, under the expectation that no
further claim would be made upon them. Notwithstand-
ing their hopes, a call of 601. per share, minus the 1,0001.,
was made upon them, amounting to 3,8001, Notice of
payment was served, and answer retnrned that it was
utterly impossible to meet the demand, that the money
already paid had been raised at the inconvenience of
friends ; and that all that could be done was to surren-
der the actual personal property of which tloie2yo\o7.re
This
proposal
Nn tu al l
y wase,pos-
sessed,
&c , amountlas,rDo cr. eeditlgs ing.
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were taken, and
including
d. library,
Pt.
on e
sTrufTuesday
sde ayMr. Badham •, and
e was arrested,
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at his residence in Bath-street,
yesterday Dr. Moore was arrested
by at Oscott College.
These two gentlemen are now in custody, never having
received one farthing consideration for the onerous lia-
bility which they have unconsciously_ incurred. They
have no alternative, therefore, but to pass through the
Insolvency Court, as the only means of obtaining their
discharge.—BirmingpEl
et
laz:___
IMPORTS OF '
England during the
From New York, per
City of Glasgow, 5
per Great Woetern Brazils,
78,114 oz. gold;past n jBl7.:l:en aalr n. *vals of specie into
Aweek have been as follows :--
From $47,000 ; Philadelphia, per
,000 ; Port Philip, per Ballarat,
per Tay, 350/. ; West Indies,
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