The Sun.
London, England, 1853-01-28 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SJTIPPING-(THIS DA Y.)

LONDON, Jan. 28.—'Wind at Noon, N.E., light breeze,
and dull. hazy weather.
DOVER, Jan. 27. Wind, E. Sailed—St. George de
la Mina, Africa.
FALMOUTH, Jan. 27..—Wind, N.E. Sailed—Nunez,
Africa ; Europa, Nexr York ; Freebridgo, Melbourne ;
Edward, Monte Video Lady of the Lake, St. Thomas.
DEAL, Jan. 27.—Wind, E. by N. Arrived from the
River, and sailed—Kent, for Sydney, N.S.W. ; Glen-
beroro, Hobart Town ; -.Ravenhaugh, Cape of Good Hope ;
Versailles, Boston ; Victoria Regina, Calcutta ; Indian
Chief, Ceylon.
DARTMOUTH, Jan. 2 T.—Wind, N.E. Arrived—Triton,
Pernambuco, with dan tape. Sailed—Jas. L. Bagart, Port
Philip.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 27.—Wind, E., variable. Arrived—
Winefred, Calcutta ; Triumverate, Havannah ; Hero,
Charleston ; Fanny, St. Domingo • Celestial, New Or-
leans ; Kate Hunter, Savannah ; :Horsford, Newfound.
land ; Victoria, do.S. riled—Edward, Baltimore ; Laurel,
Charleston ; Lady Harvey; Sierra Leone ; Naiad, Rio
Grande ; Mary Bibby, .Antigua ; John Haven, Mobile ;
Triuton, do. ; Hazard, Baltimore ; Joseph Howe, Charles.
ton ; American Union, New York. Off Port-Sir Colin
Campbell, Bombay.
CLYDE, Jan. 26.—Wind, E. Arrived—Hallyard, De-
merara ; Elbe, New Y( irk. Sailed—Adept, Mobile.
CROOKHAVEN.—Arri red—Chase, America.
Dora—Arrived—Pt nnona, Quebec.
DUNDALK, Jan. 26.- —The Govan Hill of Belfast is re-
ported to have been 1, mt. The Isabella Scott is leaky,
having struck on the ba r.
WATERFORD, Jan. 26 —The Arcadia, Liverpool to Phila-
delphia, has put in leak y, and is discharging.
JERSEY, Jan. 25.—S edled—Ara,bian, Mauritius; Trust,
Barbadoes.
BEAUMARES, Jan. 26:—Wind, E. Sailed—Charles
Richard, Rio Janiero • Antigua Packet, Jamaica.
STAR CROSS, Jan. 26 ..—The William, and the Lucy Ann
of Goole, are on shore, crow saved.

THE OUTLAP,7RY OF THE DUKE OF
8.,UN5T47.10K.

THE QUEEN ON THE PF:OSECTITION OF THE PROPRIETORS
OF THE " WEEKLY 3.}ISPA.TCH" NEWSPAPER, AGAINST
THE DUKE OF BRUNkIWICK AND OTHERS.
The indictment in this case arose out of an action re-
cently brought by the Duke of Brunswick against Mr.
Harmer, in which the Duke obtained a verdict, with
800/. damages, upon the oath of one Charles Casimir
Reinhold, that a number of the Weekly Dispatch of the
19th September, 1830, containing an article respecting
the-Duke, had been sold to him at the Dispatch office
shortly before the commencement of the action, thereby
taking the case out of th e Statute of Limitations, which
Mr. Harmer had pleaded. It was afterwards clearly
established that Reinhold had committed perjury, and
upon a new trial of the action the verdict was in favour
of Mr. Harmer. The Duke and Reinhold having ab-
sconded, and refused to appear to the indictment, pro-
ceedings of outlawry were taken, and the third procla-
mation of outlawry was made yesterday, in the Sheriff's
County Court of Middlesex, against the Duke, by the
name and description of Charles Frederick Augustus
William Guelph, late of the parish of Saint Marylebone,
in the county of Middlesex, Esq. ; and also against
Reinhold.

THE AUSTRALIAN iEAMER.---The Admiralty have
fixed for the Australian steamer to leave Plymouth with
the mails on the 23d of February.
DETENTION OF RAIVIVAY TRAINS ARISING FROM THE
STATE OF THE WEATH!tn:.—Two decisions have recently
been given in Scotland on this subject, of considerable
importance to railway companies and railway travellers.
It appears that, on the, 18th inst., there was a heavy fall
of snow and sleet, acco m puled with frost, about Stirling,
which rendered the rails of the Scottish Central Railway
so slippery that the progress of the trains were very
much retarded, and, in fact, in some places almost
stopped. Two actions were brought against the coin-
pany by passengers for 'breach of contract, one of them
contending that it was the duty of the company to pro-
vide their engines with. a pipe to scatter sand over the
rails under such circa mstances. In both cases the
Sheriff held that the railway company could not be held
liable for the elements., over which they had no control,
and verdicts were ace() rdingly given for the defendants.