The Sun.
London, England, 1836-04-05 00:00:00

SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, APRIL 4.—Wind N., moderate..—Arrived fiber Sophia Pale, Stone, from Odessa; Margaret,
Seville; and Clonmel, Davie, from Waterford. The Carellla
l,:
and several of the homewardbound remain. Arrived from t"e`
River, and sailed, the Isabella cooper, Currie, for Calee,tti
Eugenia, Hill, for Lisbon ; Ruckers, Roberts, for Qt2"efo:
Marmion, Hopper, fe,r Quebec ; Everthorpe Storey, .
Quebec ; Gla.sv,ew, Gray, for Quebec; Margaret aret
Lane, for the Cape of Good Hope ; and Water Hen, Dodds,
for America.
PoitTamou'rn, APRIL 4. —Wind N.N.W. fresh.---wa r
the Nlnntreal, Chapier, for New York ; Davie, g
Now York ; Pomona, Mason, for New York ; Asia, Pearti'
for Madras ; Adelaide, Guthrie, for Bombay • Sand.
y"'
Jameson, for Barbadoes ; Justina, Young, for Gr'anada.
tia•
DOVER, APRIL 4.—Arrived the Brazil Packet, from Be-th,
Off port, the Clementine, from Baltimore; Elinbe:.•
Tomkins, from Batavia ; Marklington, Crosby, from
tius ; Shepherd, Dunnet, from New York; Specula°
Walkland, from Cadiz ; and Susan, Fudge, from Cork' h.
COATS, APRIL 4.—Arrived Eliza Susannah, Havanna
DARTMOUTH, APRIL 4.—Arrived the Scipio, Corn* fro
St. Domingo.
LIZARD, APRIL 4.—Arrived off, Rodgers, —, New Orlel?::
BRISTOL, APRIL 4.—Arrived Eliza, Harris, from Maeritl:
CORK, APRIL 2.—Arrived Jackson, Agnes, from
PLYMOUTH, AIL 3. —Wind .N.
Iv, the'
BerrA-
FALMOUTH, APRIL 3. —WindN N.W.W.
to N.--Arr"
Panther, Shepland, from Odessa. Sailed the Gen.
Vidor, for St. Domingo ; and Planet, —, for Gibraltar.t.
NEWRV, APRIL I.—Arrived Guillermo, Godfrey,
e
The Mary was burnt to the water's edge at Cork °n
Ist inst.—she had on board 146.7 l'i;les of cotton, part 0'
--r th the
cargo of the Washington, bound to Havre. doe,
Arrived at Alhasseel 10 ti
k,arnatt •e, Brodie, f
ro
Lee
m
bound for. Bombay,
Uy
The Samuel. Bro'.vn, Hardinge, bound to Pondicherry' and
back to
M:auritius sth January, having lost main
mi7-I:llvaaat':, in a hurricane.

I . --
We understand that " Greenwich Fair" was "lee;
brated yesterday by as large
as ever graced its esplanads and chestnut shades on any
pre'to
NeyaltYns,
ceding Easter Monday since it was abandoned by
the Majesty of the people. More than fifty thousand railway
an assemblage of pure cockn
we arc told, availed themselves of the foot-path by 6° Ar were
at one-penny each ; whilst at least. twenty thouan,
feovuerrymqinuuartetesrfoorf asinxpheonuere,
.andßdeisdidetlsiethtew
whirled along at the tail of the locomotive en ines Whied
t'stairftecip
of
fnd a be IVO
incessantly progressing Greenwich-ward, there were tw
for the
streams, one on either side, rushing on in full swingid,
same destination, to wit, the turn pl road with all its Wither
1 tude of cabs, busses, go-carts, and k-ilv'eer'd walls; ands ld tni.,.
o stream mgi
e s
Thames with his shoal of steam-vvessels. There Wa no extra';
ordinary novelty in the fair itself we believe, nor have we
of any serious accident. for
This . morning a ballot commenced at the Bank
no.
I the election of Governor and De tut Governor. 11° °Woo
sition to (Mr. Patterson and Mr. Curtis took place, an ntill
doubt they will be re-elected. The ballot will not close 0
a late hour. tarli'.
On I
11, onday night, as Mr. Macfarlane was re lb
hums other
ing from Callander to Port of Montieth in canwanYell that
friend, his horse stumbled, by which he received n '3
mediate
burst a blood-vessel in the head, and caused almost im
death. Egli.
We have seen two very large duck eggs' . half
weighs upwards of four ounces, and,measures three
..0._....
inches long, and seven inches round the thickest 1)4
Aberdeen Herald. • - vacant
The office of High Constable for Finsbury is Theo,
by the death of Mr. Austin Haile, who died last week.
are three candidates already in the field.