The Sun.
London, England, 1838-06-14 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY

DEAL, Juse 13.—Wind, W.S. W., fine,—Arrived and proceeded for
the river, the Margaret, Canney, from New South Wales; Auriga,
Chalmers, from Hobart] Towo ; Isabel, from China; Gladiator, Britten,
from New York. Came down from the River and proceeded, the
Condor, Smith, for Buenos Ayres; Chieftain (steamer), Wrightson,
for Lisbon ; Jonah, Rutherford, Quebec ; Codrington, Gayner, Antigua.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNK 13.—Wind S.W. fine.—Arrived off, the Majestic,
Martin, from Hobart Town. Sailed Feb. 14, the Majestic, Smith, from
the Mauritius. Sailed March 10, the Esk, for Bahia ; Berkley, Mann,
for Grenada; Admiral Moorsom, Wood, for Demerara; Rochester,
Swanston, for Oporto ; Hope, Gardner, for New Bedford.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 12. Wind S.W.—Arrived the Concordia, Lun-
dinam, from Christianstadt. Arrived off, the Leda, Erichr, from Bre-
men. Sailed the Coromandel, Neale, for Sydney and New Zealand.

FALMOUTR, JUNE I.2.—Wind N.N. W. to W., fresh breezes, and
cloudy.—Arrived the Amelia, Teasdale, from Pernambuco.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 13.—Wind S E., moderate.—Sailed the Chieftain,
for Quebec; and Yahoo, for New York.
DOPER, JUNE 13.—Arrived off, the Palemon, Bonca, from Havanna!).
Cowes, JUNE 13.—Arrived Carolina, Lamiske, from New Orleans.
STA acitoss, JUNE 13. Arrived the Johannes, Rubarth, from Hemel;
and Sisters, Lutton, from Monte Video.
GUERNSEY, JUNE, 11.—Arrived the Dolphin, Lampest, from Rio Ja-
neiro; Frederick, Wilhem, from Danzic.
WATERFORD, JUNE 11.—Arrived the Regulator, Angel, London.
LIMERICK, JUNE 11.— Arrived the Eleanor, Oake, from London.
ABERDEEN, JUNE 11.—Arrived, the Patriot, Damen, from Riga.
Hanwica, JUNE, 13.—Arrived the Fredrica, Rhode, from Rostock.
flur.r-, JUNE I:l.—Arrived the 'Saint Spivey, Meggete, from Riga;
the Junge Prinse, Holtz, from Rostock ; Louisa, Hansem, from ditto ;
Caroline, from Kiel; William the Fourth, steamer, from Hamburg'.
WATERFORD, JUNE 1 I.—Part of the wreck of a vessel, a ladder, and
seater casks, have been fallen in with off the harbour and brought in.

The Atliela, Johns, Fethard to Llanelly, was totally lost near the
Hook Light, 9th inst.

~IIiE MANCHESTER AND BOLTON RAILWAY.
noticed on Saturday the numbers of persons conveyed by this
railway to and from Agecroft bridge, from this end of the line, during
three of the race days. We have since been informed, that no fewer
than fifteen thousand persons were conveyed to and from the station at
Agecroft bridge, during the four race days; and that the transit
of this great number of individuals, at a time when, especially in
the evenings, there was much intoxication, was effected without
the least personal injury being sustained by any one. This
was, no doubt, owing, in a great measure to the judi-
cious regulations of tie Railway Company, and partly to the
prompt and efficient assistance rendered by those officers of
the Salford police who were stationed at this end of the line to
keep order, a duty which they are stated to have very zealously dig.
charged. The Bolton authorities, no less than those of Salford, directed
the services of their police to be available on the occasion ; and thus, at
both ends of the line, notwithstanding the great influx of passengers,
confusion, and its probable result, accident, were avoided. The intro-
duction on the line, on Monday last, of open carriage in each train, at a
lower rate of fare,--a change announced in our advertising columns,—
has been productive of a considerable increase in the number of passengers
during that day and yesterday; the total number averaging eight hun-
dred each day.--Manchester Guardian.