The Sun.
London, England, 1853-04-22 00:00:00

ELBOTRIO TELEGRAPH.)
LANGTON STARES.

Pope Joan .....
Lady Ponsom-by..

Six ran. •
iCONVIVIAL HANDICAP.

Phantom . ...
Break-o'-day Boy

Six ran.
FAREWELL STAKES.

Whitenose....—..
Julius Caesar,...

SEABORNE MAILS.

t. 0410
(N 81g:riffles thmt the mails are sent from the General POs
by the n!ght—a ad M by the morning—dispatch.]

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, CO UNTRL SS. Day when made up From what IVIla '
in General Post- Port Jae -iii,
.0. Office, Loudon.* Dispatched. EngS
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CUSTOM-HOUSE, APRIL 21. America(byßrlt..pack)N Every Friday •• •• Liverpool ... Eack
America (by, Unit[ Sts.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Fame, from Calais; Ocean,
Packet) .... • . •• •N April 19
America (by U. States
Havre; Concordia, Rotterdam ; Fame, Teneriffe ; Earl of
Auckland, Rotterdam; Folkfesten, Grimstadt ; Tiger, packet) ...—. • • ..N April 18 .. So th to Arrilf'd
• • .... u. amp n
........ Liverpool ... April 21
Hamburg; Elbe, ditto ; Aquea, Brussels ; Antwerpen, Australia (via South-
Antwerp ; Temperantia, Emden ;De Vrow Trentje, Dit. ampton) ......; ....M 4th of May .. .... Southampton April t
Ditto
(via Marseill es) N Bth of May ...... Dover ...... Aptil
zum ; Maria, ditto ; Sif, Christiania ; ./Egir, Stromstad.
a Cape of Good
~., 30
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Fame, for Hope`;'
_..—...N 2d of June ... ... Plymouth ,Mar•-•,',,
Calais; Ocean, Havre i Apropos, Hamburg ; Countess of Africa (Weet •Coast)..N 23rd of the month. Plymbuth ..111aY.,V0
Lonsdale, Hamburg; Moselle, Rotterdam ; 'Petro, Bllboa ; Alexandria.— ..... N 2, 9, 24, &30of m. Dover ...... PI ',To
Glaneuse Cherbourg ; Amiable Pelagic Rouen ; St, An- Alexandria .... —...M 4th & 20th of mon. SouthamptonlM ay `.,„00
tlre, Che;bourg ; Earl of Auckland, RAterdam ; Martha B,aharnas .......... —hi dud of the mouth Southamptonllst 01 v"
Ellen, Melbourne ; Mercury, Copenhagen and St. Peters- Pialliiiin ... —..—
.....171 Unit
**
C.1.A..' ,Doveri ... I
1 io•n•Yfaaiilyil:
burg ;Neptune, ditto ; Elbe, Hamburg ; Antwerpen, Ant- Buenos A..e.s•• :: :: ..M 9th of the mmonth ..• sS''' LlthampPton Ma? • --,,
werp; Marchioness of Londonderry, Port Philip and Sydney ; Cape of Good Hope ..N 14th of the mouth Plymouth .. Aprll2.
Paramatta, Cape of Good Hope •; Henry. Woolley, Port cape of Good Hope ..N 2nd of June.... Plymouth .. May 30
Philip • Nimrod, ditto ; Meteor, Cape of Good Hope; Cape de Verds ......N 14th of the month Plymouth .. April 26 .
Faith, 'Africa. Ceylon (see India)
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Hendrika, &e,ya10n.1.i.1.... —.17 14thn of the month Plymouth .. April 06
Isles.. es ...........11 .312d05, ?ghetto; Southampton Tu Tn• '4l
for Amsterdam ; Nonpariel, Jaffa ; Amiable Pelagic, Channel
** mouth'k' rd.
!April 16
Rouen ; St. Andre, Cherbourg ; Egypt, Demerara ; Vir- China (see •I•ndia•-•) • P
gin del Pilar, Carthagena ; Creole, Dominica; City of Constantinople .......N 7,8,17,24,&27 ofm Dover ......lAprilr°'
Rotterdam, Dunkirk ; Barach, Demerara; Jacobus, Gee- Constantinople ......... 4th & 20th of mon. Soathampton.3laY ,4,0 y
long ; Thomas Harrison, Port Philip. (:ont. of Europe 111 & N Twice daily ...... Dover ...... ;Twice.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 21.—The Kossuth, from New York Egyptco(see indill)m
& N Twice d ily..
'Twicedta
in attempting to dock this morning, took the ground off Gibraltar . . _3l 4,7, ll , 'lO 2.7. o•f7n.. Spuouvtehram• •p• io•ti IA 01 26
the Nelson Dock, heeled over with the tide, struck the Greece (see injlia)
south end of the pier, and lost cutwater, &e. Greytown . —DI Slid & 17th of mon. Southampton 'April iat;
Harriburgh ......• ..N Tuesday & Friday London ... ~ ;Toes. =-
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. navannatt .....• ....m 2nd of the month Southamptel i t Non'
.s 0 •
,„ar
Holland .......... M Wednesday & Sat London .....13i0n.a.,
The Roman Emperor, from Portsmouth to Mauritius, Honduras ._ —, —— M 17th of the month. Southampton April 1.
Feb. 26, lat. 8 S., long. 28 W.
India (viaS humpt.) M 4th & 20th of mon. , South amp ton May 4
The Rebecca Jane, for Panama, Feb. 27, lat. 9 S., long. India (v Mareeilles)M Bth& 24th of monthiDover ...... I &DO' I
27 W. lonian lees (see India)!
I edallf
The Nederward, from Liverpool to Port Philip, Feb. 25, Ireland ........111 &Ni Twice daily .... Holyhead ... i Twic .
Li hon .......• • .....M 7,9, 17, & 28 of m. Southampton'MaY ,I t,';'
N. of the line.
Madeira .... •.....31 9th of the month SouthamptoaMaY 'w
Malta Meir (see .
India) —. •• ••M
N 23rd of the month Plymouth .. ay 12 NAVAL INTELLIGENCE..
• s Malta .......• ....
India) ..N 7,17,19,i8, 30 ofm. Dover .... „ Aril 20
s
•
p
PORTSMOUTH, hlauritiu (ste APRIL 21. Mauritius . A.I 26
........N 14th of the mo'nth Plymouth .. PI
~ of
The Amphion screw•ft igate, Captain C. E. Patey, Mexico
Nap1e5.,„..._""'..31 Slid of the month.. Southampton Ist of 01 arrived at Spithead this morning from Sheerness and
... sthlhth2sthofmon.,Dover ......,lAplll F 6
saluted the flag of Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Cochrane ; :si"ew Granada ......M 2d & (.7th of month,Soulhamptor Ap t'e
_;tiiii
New Zealand.. .... _ By private ship —Norio.. ptirts,T.Tne ii_
she has orders t' proceed forthwith to Plymouth.
1 22
Papal States ...... _ N ,thlsth2sthohnon. D _ April . 6
The London American packet-ship anchored at Spit- Peninsula ..........31 thl7th2Btholnion. Southampto•APTil ,26
head this morning froth the Thames, and after embark- Port Natal Nia•t•al• 111. • • ••.•.•. If 714 d t
18100 r
tt ot' 1
monthno n Stritnholunaton Amr),rriill
26
ing her captain and a few passengers sailed for New Sicily .... _.: :: :„. N sthlt th2sthotmon, Dover 3 ...... April 22
York. Tuscany ....
..,
......N 5 tblsth2sthollnon. Dover _ .... April 21.
10
The Illustrious hospital ship is rapidly progressing Venezuela .. ___ _ 31 2d& 17th of month Southampton April
with her jury rigging, and when completed will haul Vanl
Australia)ien's Land (see
31'er to Blackhouse, where moorings have been laid down West Indies ...... .. M 1d& 17th of month Southampton!April 16
for her.
me_ Th.-in-i. .:- 4-1-.1%._ __ • -

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 21.
The Amphion screw-frigate, Captain C. E. Patey,
arrived at Spithead this morning from Sheerness and
saluted the flu°. of Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Cochrane
she has orders to proceed forthwith to Plymouth. ;
The London American packet-ship anchored at Spit-
head this morning froth the Thames, and after embark-
ing her captain and a few passengers sailed for New
York.
The Illustrious hospital ship is rapidly progressing
with her jury rigging, and when completed will haul
over to Blackhouse, where moorings have been laid down
for her.
The Basilisk is taking in coal& and stores to-day, and
will shortly be ready for service.
The wind has blown hard from the south-west during
the day with heavy showers of rain. 5 p.m. wind north-
west.

• When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the malls
dispatched on the following day, with the exception of the India t.ho
Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will be dispatched
day preceding.

BIRTHS.

WOOLWICH, APRIL 21.
Rear-Admiral nouston Stewart, C. 8., arrived a
Woolwich dockyard shortly after 10 o'clock a.m. to-day,t and had his flag, as Admiral Superintendent at Malta,
hoisted at the mizenmast of the Fisgard flag-ship at this
port. The gallant Rear-Admiral will proceed with the
least possible delay to commence his duties at Malta.

OF A SON.
r'
On the 20th inst., Mrs. William Clarke of Wall°
Louse, Kensington-park. ,

OF A DAUGHTER.
On the 19th inst., at Holm-chase, Devonshire, the wit°
of Major Coker.

[We have been favoured with a sight of a most beau-
tiful model schooner yacht, which out-Yankeeises the
well-known America. The design is from a talented
officer in the civil department of her Majesty's Dock-
yard at Portsmouth ; and we are given to understand
that a yacht of 240 tons, upon these lines, will be at her
station in August, to irow down the gauntlet to the
whole world.]

MARRIED.
On the 20th inst., at Wimbledon, by the Rev. 1?- fi•
Adams, the incumbent, the Rev. Francis T. C. krarge4o.,
',.a,
M.A. vicar of Duxford, Cambridgeshire, to Sarah Lotl2f,
eldest daughter of Edward Holroyd, Esq., one of her
jesty's Commissioners of the Court of Bankruptcy.
On the 20th inst., at St. Mary Abbott's, Konsing;..ov,3
W. Aspinwall, Esq., of Park-place-villas, to Emily, tn„ -
daughter of the late William Ponsford, Esq., oft
lodge, Acton.

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DIED.
On the 19th inst., at Sheivalton, N. 8., Henry Dlll,l s'
eighth son of the late Right Hon. David
oyle, aged -.,"Lty
On tho 19th inst., John Watson, Esq., of Nol-film--
Kent, in his 85th year.
or
On the 19th inst., Mr. Charles Walbancke Arnell, for
many years in the service of the London Dock Company'
the 46th year of his age.
,
On the 20th inst. in Bolton-street, Ellen Georg"in*
youngest daughter of the Rev. Evan Nepean.

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LONDON : Printed and Published by 3117 R „
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of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, • cf
Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the county
Middlesex, Friday, April 22, 1853.