The Sun.
London, England, 1836-03-21 00:00:00

SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, MARcu 19.--Wind S. March 20.—Wind S.W.,
fresh.—Arrived the Brothers, Davis, from Madeira ; and
Charhatte, Phelps,•from Cork. Arrived from the river and
proceeded the Tyne, White, for .Ilonduras. Arrived from the
liver and rerrai, the Dart, Ormston, for Madeira ; Viscount
Menlourne, ThornaF:, for Ma&as; and Eliza and Jane, Hart,
for ilonluras. Put Lack the American brig Lycoming, for

Jae ton, and remairp.
•-• • 1, rev 19 Wind E. E. to March 20.
PORTSIIOt, 1.,
_Wiwi S. \V. to W.—Siiled tha Hasheney, Hyde, for Bum-
Lay ;. Arcturus, Oliver, for Mauritius; his Mnjesty's ship Mel-
for the :Nest Indies ; and the rest of the oetward-bound.
Pt.vmou-rti, Mo.c.tcm 17.—Wind S. W. March 13 and 19.
—Wind S. E. to E.—Saiied his Majesty's ship Isar; y, for the
Cape of Gond 11 )ne, which put back on the 17th : and Bar-
bad,-Ts Planter, ATell, for Honduras.
ManoATE, M.Ancit 20.—Arrived oil port the Alexander,
Edwards, from Youghal.
HASTINGS, Mascu 20.—Arrived off port the Aqueduct,
Master, from Rio Janeiro.
SWANAGE, MARCH 20.—Arrived off port the Greyhound,
Knill, from St. Michael's.
LivEnPooL, MAReit 19.—Arrived the Sutherland, Hawkins,
from Ba:hadoes; Laydon, Hindoo, Baron, and Milo, Winsor,
from New Orleans ; and Betsey, Huelin, from Alicata. Off
port the Montreal, --, from Bahia.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 18.—Wind W. to S., fresh. March 19.
—Wind E. to S. E., moderate.—Arrived off port the Aponte,
Anderson, from Port-au-Prince. Sailed the Richard Battly,
Scott, for Naples ; Artemis, Reed, for the Cape of Good
Hope; John Pirie, Martin, for Australia; his Majesty's ship
Opossum, for Ilayar,nah, Mexico, and Belize ; Skylark
Packet, West Indies ; and his Majesty's ship Nautilus, Lisbon.

" The Brothers, I,.l'Maran, from Newry to Liverpool, was
totally %recited near Tormby Point the 17th instant—crew
and part of the cargo saved.
The Sundbury, Ilinde, from Charleston to Liverpool, was
on shore in Carnarvon Bay the 18th instant.
The Aid, Smith, of Downpatrick, was wrecked near Derby
Haven the 16th instant.

The Atallnta, from Clyde to Trinidad, was on shore in
Donnabay Bay the 16th instant.
The Dugt.rook, Slade, from Surinam to Amsterdam, is
stranded near It-sduynen.

The Duke of Devonshire, who, accompanied by
Mr. Clifford, arrived at Devonshire-house at an early hour on
Saturday morning from Paris, where he sojourned for cix
weeks, will resume his dinner parties and balls, upon the usual
magnificent wale, as the Spring advances. His Grace and
Ea-I Granville, our Ambassador, and his family, were present
at the first night of Meyerbeer's grand opera of Les Huguenots.
BIRTH OF A CHILD IN A POLICE STATION-
IlousE.-0a Saturday morning, at four o'clock, policeman
Tomlinson, 117, L division, brought into the station-house,
in Tower-street, Lambeth, a very interesting young woman,
named Mary Ann Evans, whom he had discovered in the West-
minster-road, in a dreadful state of exhaustion. It was at first
supposed that she was intoxicated, but, from peculiar circum-
stances, Inspector King, who was on duty, was induced to
send for Mr. Cooke, the surgeon of the division, who, upon
arriving, immediately pronounced her to be in the last stage of
labour, and in a few minutes a very female child was born. It
appeared, upon inquiry, that the unfortunate creature had been
a servant in the employment of a gentleman residing in Chi-
chester-place, Gray's Inn road, by whose wife she had been
discharged at ten o'clock on Friday night, and had wandered
into the neighbourhood of Lambeth, and taken up her resi-
dence at a nightly lodging-house adjoining the police station,
the landlady of which, upon discovering her situation, turned
her into the street. Every attention was paid to her by In-
spector King.' Both the mother and child are doing Bell.
The commercial relations of Greece with England
are becoming very widely extended. English manufactories
are already established at Egina and Eubcea. The direct im-
portations from England to Patras are triple what they were
last year, and the exports have risen from 73,000 to 117,000.
The 'value of the merchandise imported in British ships from
England, is equal in amount to the whole of the other imports ;
and the exports to foreign States scarcely equal the ninth
part of what is sent to England in British ships. These car-
goes, notwithstanding the reduction of almost half the duty,
bare paid into the English Custom House nearly 100,0001.
sterling.
A melancholy accident occurred on Tuesday last, at
Holm-mill, about a mile and a half beyond Biggleswade. The
heavy rains had greatly swollen the waters, and the road was
flooded for some distance. A woman, accompanied with her
two young children, requested a gentleman who was passing
in a gig to give them a lift, and she was accordingly allowed
to occupy the vacant seat, while the children got up behind.
They had proceeded but a short distance when the horse be-
came restive, and the woman in her alarm caught the reins
and backed the vehicle into the brook by the road side, and
both the children were drowned. The body of the little boy
bad been found on Wednesday morning, but the girl was still
missing.—Northampton Mercury.
Saturday the cases of upwards of 300 licenses,
which had been suspended in the Surrey district, in conse-
quence of publicans not having taprooms and other requisites
for the accommodation of the working classes, were gone into
before a full bench of magistrates. Messrs. Grinsell and
Murray, superintendents of police, were in attendance to give
evidence as to the general character of the houses. In most
instances, after a severe reprimand from the bench, the li-
censes were granted, but many were entirely stopped. There
were nearly sixty applications for new licenses, but not more
than a dozen were granted.