The Sun.
London, England, 1838-01-25 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY

DEAL, JAN. 24. —Wind E.N.F.., blowing very strong.--A steamer ar-
rived this afternoon from the westward and remains. The Sir Archibald
Campbell lost an anchor and cable yesterday, and was supplied again last
night, and remains with the Didon.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 23.—Wind E. to E.S.E.—Arrived, the Index, Gill,
from Messina; Plym, David, from Jamaica; Venetia, Andrews, from
Constantinople; Surprise, Harvey, from Naples; Letitia, Suatridge,
from Patras, with loss of forv-yard, bulwarks, &c.; Mary Ann, Budd,
from Seville : Regent, Turpire, from Waterford, with loss of bowsprit,
forestay, &c. ; Emerald, Byers, from Limerick. Sailed, Juno (steamer)
for London.

FaLmourrt, JAN. 23.—Arrived the Thomas Moulder, from Odessa
Clarence, Cox, from Sr. Michael's, Sailed, the Braganza (steamer;
for London.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 24.—Wind E.S.E. fine, blowing hard.—Arrived
the Calpe (steamer), Cox, from Gibraltar; Eclipse (steamer) Russell,
Dartmouth ; Juno, (steamer) Moriarty, from Cork ; the Earl Spencer,
Button, for Bristol. The Napoleon, Childs, from London for Africa,
which arrived here on the 2d inst., was docked today, and surveyed,
when it was found necessary to strip the copper off and caulk her, being
much strained, in consequence of the pilot having improperly berthed
her in Cowes harbour, and not being on shore off Cowes, as reported,
on the 21st. Passed by, the David Lyon, Selby, and David Webster,
Store, from London.

OFF THE WIGIIT.—The Hampshire, Semperley, from Messina.
DARTMOUTH, JAN. 2.4.—Arrived the Patriot, Nicholls, from Denla,

LIVERPOOL, JAN. 2.t.—Wind E. to S.E., very fresh,—Arrived the
Dash, Brocklebank, from Pernambuco, sailed Dec. 8, ; Leopold 1., An-
twerp. Off Port.—North America, from New York; the Lady East,
from Bombay ; the Lama, from Campeachy. Sailed the Independence,
for New York; the Solon, Wood, for do.; the Countess Lotisdale,
Groom, for Havanna]) ; the Thomas Bennett, Hague, for Charleston ;
the Hopkinson, Stephens, for Bombay; the Lord Glenelg, Simpson, for
Lisbon ; the Anne and Jane, for Berblce ; the Crusaders, for Bombay ;
the Tallyho, King, for Constantinople; the Mercury, Smit, fruln
Ibrail, put into Falmouth, very 1, aky, bound to Antwerp.
GRAVESEND, PiN 24.—1 t has blown a severe gale all day at E.N.E.,
and continttet. The Autumn, Dove, sailed hence for Sunderland on
the 22d inst., rut back to-day, having lost two anchors, and chains in
the Sweyne, and ran on shore below the Canal.

HULL, JAN. 24.—A heavy gale from the Eastward during the night
which still continues (10 a.m,) The Hope, Dickens, bound to Shields
was get Off the Spurn yesterday, and hfts arrived here.

LOCHINDAUL, JAN. 29..—Art1ved Lydia, Edginton, from Jamaica.

The Europe from St. Domingo, put into Plymouth, lts,ky, and
must di.thittge, bound to Havre.

itie Rcparatcur, Domigny, fr un Chnrtnte to Liverpool, is stranded
near Kinsale, and much damaged; crew saved.

The Ann and Elizabeth, Lewes, from Cork to Cardiff is on shore
near Wexford,

The Glasgow, 111`Gad, from Glasgow to Limerick, is on shore near
Belmullet, and must discharge.
The Mary, Adams, from Dunkirk, put into Harwich, leaky, bound
to Yarmouth.

ERRATA.—The petition presented to the House ol
Lords by Lord Brougham on Tuesday night, '• For the Amend-
ment of the Law between Debtor and Creditor," was from Mr.
Richard Bottrell, and not Cotterell, as reported in The Sun ol
yesterday.

UNION-HALL JUSTICE.—In reference to certain
proceedings which took place last Friday at the Union-hall
police-office, to which our attention has been directed by a
correspondent, we have no hesitation in declaring our opinion
of the manifest impolicy, the gross injustice, and glaring incon-
sistency of a Magistrate pronouncing men guiltless of the of-
fence with which they had been charged, and yet at the same
time, and in the selfsame breath, inflicting on the men thus
falsely charged, and dragged to the bar of justice, a pecuniary
fine or costs in the shape of fees. Nor could we find terms
strong enough to express our indignation and disgust if we found
the poor men judicially declared ♦oid of offence, and against
whop► nothing could be proved, actually thrown into a jail, be-
cause they were unable or unwilling to submit to the payment of
such fine or fees. But we apprehend that into the case in ques-
tion some misapprehension or inaccuracy must have entered.
The administration of justice in this country is perhaps the
least questionable blessing of the possession of which Britain
can rightly boast.

The man who threw himself from the top of the
tower of Notre Dame a few days ago did so in the presence of
an Englishman and of the bell-ringer, who were on the plat.
form at the top. The ringer had gone up at four o'clock to
summon the visitors to descend, which they all did, except the
English visitor and the unfortunate man in question. The latter
walked twice round the platform, and then got astride of the
balustrade, leaning over in a fearful manner. The ringer
warned him of his danger, and caught hold of his blouse, but
he could not prevent him falling.