The Sun.
London, England, 1838-03-23 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, MAacm 22.—Wind, moderate.—Came down from
the River and sailed, the Cecilia, Walker, for Sydney; City of London,
Reynolds, Ditto ; Glaphyra, Merton, for Antigua ; Black Cat, Chelter,
for St. Michael's; Lucretia, Scott, for Demerara; Charlemont, Maxey,
Ditto; Spy, Farrant, for Corfu ; Naiad, Budd, Ditto ; Prince Georges
Friend, for Halifax ; Catherine, Walker, Ditto, Clepton, Ribbinir fOt
St. Kitt's ; Mediator, Champlin, for New York ; Fair Arcadiiirls
Rogers, for Honduras. Also, sailed again, the whole of the outward
bol,nd as before, on their respective voyages.
Portismourn, INlAtecti Wind, N, W. to N,N,E,, fresh brseaVi
and fine.—Arrived the Catherine, Wilson, from Cork for Londenr
is on shore on Ryde Sand. Sailed, the Norval, Murray, for Smyrna,
but has since bro.rght up at Cowes; Hazard, Mortimer, for Newfound•
land ; Triton, Methire, for St. Brieux.
Pr.vmouTti, MArton N.E. by N.—Arrived the Heretlin,
(steamer), from Cork, Sailed the Acorn, for Oporto.
FALMOUTH, MARCh WiEd W.S. W., strong breezes and
squally.—Arrived the Juno (steamer'', Moriarty, from London. Sail"'
the General Foy, Bienvieux, for Antwerp.
MARGATE, MARCH 22.—Arrived the Catherine, Philipps, from NaSiatli
Economy, Arbuthnot, from Canaries; George, Youghal.
HASTINGS, M &RCN 22.—Arrived dr port the Mercury, Styles, from
Cape Hiyti; Yeoman, Payne, from Boston.

BRISTOL, MARC:I 22 —Arrived the Parland, Tait, from Mauritius.
l-IuLL, MARCH 22.—Arrived the William IV. (steamer), Itotterdant.

SWANSUA, MAUCH 22.—Arrived the Metanetho, St. Jago da Cuba.
Coaa,,Matteit 20.—Arrived the Judith and Esther, Moran, Jsui,Atea,
HuLL, MARCH 2L—A sloop laden with wheat from Wisbech to Brad-
ford, is on shore at Spurn, but expected off when the weather mode-
rates. A sloop, apparently heavy laden, was seen running down for
the Spurn yesterday ; when near the shore the crew took to the boat,
which upset, and all hands perished. The sloop has drifted out of the
Humber, and gone to the northward. The Consort, Armstrong, bound
to Hamburg'', was on shore near Paula, but has been got off.
Scaanonouctr, Manctt 2l.—The Kent, Walker, from Winstable to
Sunderland, got on shore this morning, but was assisted off, and it,
making for this place, filled and capsized, but has been towed near the
pier head, and righted, and will get into the harbour next tide.
WinTsrautx, MARCH 22.—The Ajax, Burton, bound to London, lost
an anchor and capsized her windlass in yesterday's gale, and has beets
supplied with an anchor from here.

MILFORD, Mellott 2.0.—1 t blew a very severe gale last night, and
continues without any abatement at N.

BRIDLINGTON, MARCH 21.—1 t is blowing a gale at S. W.
SHIELD!, MARCH 20.—Yesterday and part of last night it blew a
heavy gale from W.S,W.toN.W., and this morning fresh gales fromN.E.

The Duke of Lancaster, from Calcutta to Liverpool, was spoken on
the 4th ult. in lat. 12 S , lung. 10 W., and her Majesty's brig Colum-
bine on the 10th till in lat. 5 S., long. 17 W. by the Finland, Tait, ar-
rived at Bristol.

The Kitty, Waters, from St. Clears to Bristol, was on shore on the
Hook Lands, 20th instant.

The Tredegar, Troder, from Newport to Bristol, foundered on the
20th inst. off Goldelift ; crow saved.

The William and Mary, Williams, Irma Swansea, put into Milford
very leaky, &e., bound to Waterford.

The Deben, Hall, from Hull to Rotterdam, was on shore within the
Spurse on the 20th inst.

The Active. Lesley, from St. Übe's to Liverpool, is on shore in Tra-
more Bay; crew saved.

The Una, Gueners, bound to Havannah, has put back to Malaga.
with dainatr.,..

Tho Diitish brig Falcon (coal laden), has been fallen in with outside
the Straits of Gibraltar, dismisted and abandoned.

BOW-STREET.-(THIS DAY.)

John lreaden, a half-pay naval officer, was charged by Phillips, aeon"
stable of the F division, with being drunk at two o'clock this morning, in
the Strand, and ordered to pay a fine of ss. The defendant was al°
charged by Mr. Thomas Grcaves, the proprietor of the Bazaar in the
Strand, with breaking a glass-case, and damaging property which it
contained, valued at 71., but as the Magistrate could na take cogni"
ranee of the offence, the amount being above the sum prescribed by
law, Mr. MALLARD, a County Magistrate, ordered him to be discharged,
on his promising to make good the damage.
.iUary Simmons, a pauper, was chargai by Mr. William Taylor, over-
seer of the parish of St. Giles, with assaulting him. It appeared froth
the statement of the complainant, and Cole, the beadle, that the /114"
toner applied this morning for relief, and an order to be passed to the
parish of St. Pancras ; she was desired by the complainant to wait a little
time, or to follow him, and he would procure what she wanted, upon
which she became violent in her language And struck him. The
goner had obtained work in St. Giles's parish for the last forin►ght, sun
was repeatedly told if she could make out her claim upon St. Pancras an
order should be given to her.

The prisoner impudently admitted her guilt, and was ordered to paY a
fine of 406., or be be sent to hard labour for a month.

The borough of Devizes is, we understand, to be
contested. A Mr. Heneage—who he is nobody knows—is tO
oppose Captain Dundas. We trust the Devizes men will re-
main true to the Captain.

The Manchester Guardian, contains an account 0f
a case' of inquiry before the Sheriff to assess the amount of
compensation to be paid by the Manchester and Leeds Rail-
way Company to James Dearden, Esq., for eighteen acres et
land, forming part of his manor of Rochdale. The surface
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of the soil was not rated so high as the minerals
Company were likely to take away in driving 3 tunnele
through the land, which being unknown, was fixed at the
extraordinary sum of 30,5001. The Jury, aft 3r a patient in-
vestigation, gave the sum of 150/. : 120/. only going to
for
his the Lord of the Manor, and 30/. to the tenant
his interest. We would quote the enormous demand, con-
trasted with the verdict, as a proof of the general desire which
prevails of victimizing railway proprietors whenever there la
ft possibility ; but we presume that Mr. Lord-of-the-Manor
Dearden might honestly doubt the possible value of the stones
and slates to be carried off by the Company, and being in
which the
ignorance, selected a sum which was sure—even if gold had
been discovered—to be a full compensation for his possible
loss, The publication of such cases is useful, and the public
is, therefore, much indebted to the Manchester Guardian.
It is necessary to caution housekeepers against the
frequent robberies that are committed in the metropolis by
area gates being left unlocked. The residences of the wealthyo
inhabitants at the west-end of the town appear to offer
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greatest temptation. The facility thus presented is readilyhe
taken advantage. of by expert thieves, who are always on t
watch, and ready with their feigned excuses if interrupt
They call for orders from tradesmen, or inquire after servants.
They have either something for sale, or an offer to buy ; _
if no one intercepts their course, they carry off all valuable art!:
cles that lie within their reach : these vary in amount, accoT
ing to the degree of precaution taken by the families, and the
cure exercised by servants.

Thalberg gave a farewell concert at Erard's sakion
in Paris the day before yesterday. After making
in the French provinces he is expected in London.a sh_ cat toO

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err It is desirable Letters for Drawings should mention either
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BIRTHS.
At Rushmore Lodge, Dorsetshire, on the 21st inst., the /10°.
Mrs. Osborne, of a daughter.
On the 21st inst., Mrs. J. Young, of Finsbury-square, of a.,a sortof
On the 21st inst., Mrs. Thos. Lott, of Bow-lane, City, a"
Hanley-road, Stroud-green, of a daughter.
On the 19th inst., at Warwick, the lady of T. Howkins, Esq"
of a daughter.
On the 19th inst.., in Bury-street, St. James's, the lady of car
tain James, 90th Light Infantry, of a daughter.
On the 21st inst., Mrs. Wm. Goode, Lansdowne-place, 131'un5-
wick-square, of a daughter.
On the 19th inst., Mrs. Richard Davis, of Holland-place,
Clapham-road, of a son.

• MARRIED.
On the 21st inst., at St. Pancras Church, William liarri4"°'
Rig., of Gray's Inn, and Upper Bedford-place, to Frances .
daughter of the late R. Barron, EN., of Mecklenhurgh-square.,
On the 20th inst., at Beckenham Church,
Rev. W. Well Champneys, Fellow of Brasenoso College, Oxford, and Rector ^
Whitechapel, London, to Mary Anne, daughter of P. Stow, E'q" of Beckenham.
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On the 12th inst., at The View-s, Huntingdonshire, the Right
„
Hon. St. Andrew Beauchamp Lord St. John, of Bletso, to o°'„
nor, second daughter of Vice-Admiral Sir Richard Hussey HusseY'
of Wood Walton, K. C. B. C. C. M. G.

DIED.
On the 20th inst., at West Cowes, Isle of Wight, of constloP:
tion, Ellen, youngest daughter of John Bates, Esq., R.N., Snare
tary of the Royal Yacht Squadron, in her 19th year.
At his residence, White's-cottage, Kennington, on MondaPti:
19th inst., Thomas Edward Richards, Esq., in the 59th year.l, 01
age, most deeply and very deservedly lamented by a large e Al.
sincere friends ; many years in the establishment of the late,
the
derrnan John Crowder, Esq., and his successors, as printers 0.
" Public Ledger."
Peter
On the 20th inst., at Norton, Suffolk, Frederick, son of
Huddleston, Esq., aged 4 months.
On the 18th inst., in Aldersgate-street, aged 70, Jane, relict of
A. Alleyne, Esq., of Demerara.
On the 211 inst., at Nice, Louisa, wife of Chevalier P. Sccali• f
On the 19th inst., aged 40, Amelia Carolina Sophronir„ wit.° °
Wm. Smith, Esq., Hall-place, Leigh, Kent.
On the 18th inst., John Edenborough, Esq., aged
On the 19th inst., at Brighton, Henry Felix, infant son of IFI•
Kingscote, Esq., aged nine months.
On the 12thinst., at Dublin, James Weeae, Esq., of ° rk-
y
buildings, New-road, aged 52.
On the 20th lust., Mrs. Margaret licll, of Great Cheyne-r°les
etgaeOdthe4o.f December, at Sierra Leone, G. R.
Chelsea,
o t 1
th
Esq., of Billiter-street.
On the 19th inst., at Tidworth, Charlotte, wife of the Rev.
Dyson, aged 42.
Wootoor
On the 19th inst„ aged 10, Thomas, eldest son of Mr.
of Fortesa_terrace, Kentish-town. f J.
Oa the 17th inst., at Stamford-grove, Upper Clapton, I‘'r.
R. Sherman, aged 72.
d ton
On the 17th inst., aged 17, Henry Sparham Philip°, see°n
of G. P. Philipe, Esq., of Gray's Inn.
• bolas,
On the 14th inst., aged 30, Gwcnllian, wife of Mr. A. Nicholas,
solicitor, Brentford.
R' F.
On the 14th inst., Richard Vernon, youngest child of •."'
Newman, Esq., of Highimry-terrace.
of Or
the 14th inst., Maryanne, wife of Mr. Wm. Slade,
naburg-t;vrace, Regent's-park.
' ter of
On the 17th inst„ at Twickenham, Mrs. Maria Calvert, els
the late Sir Harry Calvert Bart., aged 69. Wheeldot;.,
,
On the Wth inst., Lewis Moore, Esq., of the house of
GeNott, anti Cn., Austinfriars, aged 55.
D., in
On the 12th inst., at Devises, Henry Headly, Esq.,
his 82d year.
On the 14th inst., aged 79, Margaret, wife of the Rev. Riehard
Twelloe, Hector of Casterton Para, Rutland.
Low
terrace, it.
On the 17th inst., Mrs. Mary Thomas, of Islington-
ndtehse,
agedl6th inst.,s4, at Woodley Lodge, near Romney, the Rev. J.
On
her 84th year.

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of i‘liddlesex.—Friday, March 23, 1838.