The Sun.
London, England, 1853-04-18 00:00:00

LLOYDS' SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, April 18.—Wind this day at Noon, W.N.W. ;
light airs, and cloudy.
LIVERPOOL, April 17.—Wind, W. N. W. Arrived—
Martin Frederick, Aux Cayes ; Tamaulipas (s), Tampico ;
City of Glasgow, Philadelphia ; Colonist, New Orleans ;
Motrongo, ditto ; John Campbell, ditto ; Hercyna, New
York ; Asia (s), ditto (freight, 47.300 dollars) ; Cambria,
Sydney; Dankbaarken, ditto: New Asmarili (s), Mel-
bourne ; Chrysolite, Hong Kong , Harvey Galbraith, Ma-
ranham ; Moslem, Demerara ; National Eagle, New
Orleans Marshfield, New York ; Canada (s), Boston ;
United Kingdom, Boston ; Sisters, Mobile ; William, Bal-
timore ; Norval, Newfoundland. Off Liverpool—Maid of
Athens. The Martha (s), from Glasgow, got ashore in
Now York Bay, April 5, but would probably be got off at
high water, and proceed. The,Robert was run down last
evening in the Victoria Channel, by the Trafalgar (s),
hence to Kingstown ; crew saved. The Nimrod (s), from
Cork, has been run ashore, off Crosby, leaky. The Os-
borne, of Kennebeck, hence to New Orleans, was wrecked
on the Grand Bahama, March 17 ; crew, passengers, and
nearly all the cargo saved.
DEAL, April 17.—Wind, N.W.by W.N.W. Arrived—
Cheverell, Madras ; Batavier, Belge. Arrived from the
River—Huntley, Port Phillip ; Chowringhee, Melbourne ;
Hindoo, Calcutta; Thecla, Jamaica. Arrived and sailed
—Kinnear, Sydney ; Sagittarius, Port Philip Susan, To-
ronto ; Calypso, Port Philip ; Hamlet, Adelaide. Sailed
—Doggersham, Sydnoy.
SOUTHAMPTON, April 17.—Wind, S.E. Arrived—Tay
(a), Brazils,diamonds and specie on freight, 12,3501.
PLYMOUTH, April 15.—Sailed—Carnival, New Zealand.
NILFORD, April 17.—Arrived—Matilda, Clyde, for Mel-
bourne. to discharge part of cargo, being overloaded.
BELFAST, April 16.—The Elizabeth, of and from Glas-
gow, for Melbourne, ran ashor on the rocks S. of Donag-
hadee ; is leaky, and must be docked.
SCILLY, April 16.—The Friends, Newport to South-
ampton, is leaky, having been on shore, and must dis-
charge part of cargo.

PORT TALBOT, April 17.—The Jersey Tar, of Youghal,
has received much damage, having been on ffre.
DUBLIN, April 16.—Wind, W. Sailed—Xariffa, Bar-
badoes.

LIMERICK, April 16.—Sailed—Eden, St. John's, New
Brunswick ; Adriana, ditto ; Jane Black, Quebec.
YARMOUTH, April 17.—The Commerce of Newcastle,
got in collision with the Eden, of Whitby, and received
considerable damage. •

EXTRAORDINARY CASE OP BIGAMY AND ATTEMPT AT
MURDER.—SHEFFIELD, SATURDAY MORNING. The
greatest possible excitement has prevailed here during
the last 48 hours, in consequence of the following atro-
cious case of bigamy, and the attempted murder of the
father of one of the wives, having been made by a man
named Stephen Brown, a most repulsive-looking fellow.
The facts of the case may be derived from the following
summary of the evidence taken on Friday by the magis-
trates (H.Wilkinson, Esq., and G. P. Naylor, Esq.) :
It appeared that a young woman, the daughter of a
police-officer, had, unknown to her father, formed an ac-
quaintance with Brown, not knowing that he had al-
ready several wives. She was induced, by the false
statements made by the prisoner, to accompany him on
Sunday morning last to Rotherham, where they were both
married. At a late hour on that day the father having been
made acquainted with what had occurred, he proceeded to a
house of questionable character, whereßrown pretended he
had taken apartments, but, being denied admittance, he
broke open the door, and claimed his daughter. He
was repulsed by the fellow, but he succeeded in bringing
her away. Subsequently Brown took out a summons
against Mr. Stocks, the father, for an alleged assault,
and on Thursday morning the father, accompanied by
his daughter, was proceeding towards the Town Hall,
when the scoundrel, who had followed them, seized hold
of Stocks, and before he was aware of his intention drew
a pistol from his pocket, and holding it to his head
pulled the trigger. Providentially, it missed fire, and
Stocks snatched the murderous weapon from his hand.
The villain then drew forth a second pistol, and was in
the act of presenting it when he was seized and disarmed.
On examining the pistols they were found to be heavily
charged with powder and ball, and had not the first
missed fire Stocks would have been inevitably killed on
the spot. The prisoner was remanded.

SUDDEN DEATH 01 A CLERGYMAN.—The Rev, James
Hutchinson, hejd-master of the Grammar School,
Chelmsford, fell down dead on Friday morning, The
rev, gentleman wag in bias IN year.