The Sun.
London, England, 1838-02-24 00:00:00

ROLLS' COURT-(THIS DAY.)

This being seal day, his Lordship the Master of the Rolls took mo-
tions, and those which occupied the Court the greater part of the
morning were motions •f course.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY

DEAL, Fan. 23.—Wind S. E, moderate and foggy.—Arrived and re-
mains in the Downs, the Augustus, Carr, from the Mauritius.
PoeTsmourm, Fee. 23.—Wind E.S.E., hazy, with rain.—Arrived
the Commerce, Rusterwick, from London. Sailed the Galway, Quin-
lin, for Cardiff; and Frances and Charlotte, Duck, for Waterford.
DOTER, FEB. 23.—Arrived off port, the Air, Frost, St. Michael's.
DUBLIN, Fen. 22.—Arrived the City of Limerick steamer, London.
BELFAST, FEB. 21.—Arrived the Caledonia, Graham, St. John's.
PLYMOUTH, Fen. 22--Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the Atalanta, Clark,
from Terceira; Nlerlassa, from Bilboa, with loss of mainmast, booms,
sails, &c.; Bellisaire, Quartien, from Martinique to Havre, with loss of
sails; and Charles fleartley, Hopper, from the Mauritius. The Sara,
Harsholm, from Rio Janeiro to Cowes, has put in here with cargo da.
malted, and with lose of sails, stauncheons, &c. Spoken with—The
British Merchant, of and from Liverpool, to New Orleans, the 22d
January, in lat. 31 N., long. 45 W., by the Charles Heartley.
Fat.MoUTit, FED. 22.—Wind E. E.S.E., strong breezes, and squally.
—Arrived the Royal William (steamer), from Dublin. Sailed the
Ramona (steamer), from Course.
HAT/ILIN letdown, FEB. 20.—Seventeen bales of cotton wool were
picked up along the east shore of this island on the 18th and 19th in't.,
and have been taken possession of by the proprietor of the island.
'mesa, Fen. 22.—The Dorothy, Storm, of Whitby, ran on the
North Gaze this morning, and was beaten on it for about three hours,
but has been got off, and into the River.,

CORK, Fru. 19.—Part of a boat marked Fanny Vouse, of Hull,
Richard Humphrey, has been picked up at the entrance of the harbour.
Also part of another mai ked Friends. The Victoria, Rutland, arrived
from Liverpool with loss of boat, &c., bound to St. John's, New
Brunswick.

DOTER, FEB: 23.—The Aurora, from London to Newfoundland,
which was on shore in Dungeness Bay, has been got on; after dis-
charging part of the cargo, and will come into this harbour.
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Fee.
10.—The Port of Texel is full of floating ice
which makes it dangerous to get into the Nieuve
BRIELLE, Fan. 20.—Since yesterday afternoon there has been a
thaw, which continues.
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~„orarid4l Fan. 13.—The frost continues, and no appearance of
a change.

I,ITIIIIPOOI, Fan. 23.—Wind S.E., light, with a fall of snow.—Ar.
rived the Cheerful, from Mauritius ; Colchis, from Mobile ; Ellen
German, from Palermo ; and John Souchay, from Zante. Sailed the
Premier, for Zante ; Urchin, for Constantinople ; Lord John Russell,
for Halifax ; Lynx, for Lisbon ; Superb, for Pernambuco and Talbot,
for Savanna.

Sclux.—Arrived off port—the Reliance, Warner, from Calcutta.

The Cordelia, Dunble, from Newcastle to Cadiz, lost foremast, Ac.,
on the lath inst., off Scilly, sod was abandoned by the crew.
The Douglas, Parker, from Limerick to London, is on shorn near
Belmullet—crew saved.
The Nautilus, of Ipswich, has been carried into Dover a derelict.
The Edmund, of St. Ire's, front death to Mount's Bay, foundered at
sea on the 16th inst. ; craw saved.
The Swan, Errington, bound to Jamaica, has put back to Cork after
throwing part of ker cargo overboard.

The Times of this morning, with its usual disregard
of truth, represents the Speaker as interrupting Lord Maid-
stone last night, when in fact he interrupted Mr. O'Connell ;
and it founds on that misrepresentation a gross insinuation
of partiality against the Speaker. Such a trifling and con-
temptible matter is only worthy of notice, as a specimen of
that continued misrepresentation by which the Times labours
in vain to bolster up the many bad causes of which it is now
the habitual (Wender.