The Sun.
London, England, 1838-02-27 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

FOCAL, FEB. 26.—Wind E., fres.h breeze.—Came down from the
River and sailed, the Lysander, Currie, for Calcutta ; Young Queen,
Atkins, for Hobart Town; Bolmar, Waddell, for Hobart Town ; Eme-
rald, Pearce, for Barbadoas ; Cato, Brooks, for Grenada; Indus, M`Far_
lane, for Bombay; Meg Merrilies, Skinner, for the Cape of Good Hope ;
Africa, Baillie, for Ca: e Coast Castle; Wm. Ark, Morris, for Halifax ;
Superior, Walker, for Bahia; Hector, Gibson, for Tobago ; St. James,
Sebor, for New York ; Wm. Allen, for Ascension; and Hellas, Scanlau,
for China. Arrived anti remains, the Marengo, Gillespie, frora New
York.

Pottrsmotrrtr, Fes. 26.—Wind E.S.E., fresh breezes, hazy, with rain.
—Arrived the Emerald, from London. Off port, the Titania, Miller,
from British Acra in 115 days. Put back, the Queen, James, from
London. Sailed, the Lady Raffles, Biles, for Madras, Bengal, and
China; and Eden, Cook, for South Australia.
Dovea, Fee. 26 —Arrived off, the West Indie, Boon, from Surinam.
The Derwent, Farrens, and Betsey, Wiskins, from Sunderland are on
shore near Whitby, crews saved.
NEWCASTLE, FEN. 23.—The Harvest Home, is reported to be on shore
at Resttronguet ; Cleveland brig sailed from Stockton, 20th ult., and has
not since been heard of.
Rtrrrsitoem, Fre. 04.—The thaw continues, but there is little float-
ing ice in Helvoet Roads. The river, as low as Brecelle is still fast, but
the ice is much reduced in size.
HAMBURGH, FEN. 20.—The frost has again set in, and with greater
intensity, and the outer light vessel which had returned to the station at
the mouth of the Elbe, hag been obliged to put to sea on account of the
floating ice.—Wind E. to RE.

The Ariel, Watson, from Stockton, is wrecked on the Crag's sand,
crew saved.
The Liberty, and Edgar, Davison, from Shields to London, and
Provence, Henley, from Blythe to London, are wrecked on the Strong
finks.
The Urania, from Stockton, put into Harwich, leaky, and with loss
of rudder, having been on the rocks, bound to London.
The Johanna Marie, from London, put into Klokkerhaven, in a
sinking state, bound to Gothenburg.
The Fire Fodskende, Mathiesen, bound t. Bilboa, has put back to

Bergen, leaky.
The Kingston, Copt, from Telgnmouth to Glasgow, is on shore near
Carnsore, part of the cargo and material saved.
The Elbe, Stanley, from St. Ander, put into Torbay, with much
damage, having been in contact with a vessel in the Channel.
The Grenada, Furzo, from Trinidad to Savannah, was on shorn on
the South Breakers, 18th ult., crew saved.

ELECTION COMMITTEES.
(THIS DAT.)

YOUGHAL.

The Committee met at eleven o'clock, and Mr. Pollock peoceeded to
Impugn the votes objected to, on account of change of residence before
the election.

The first vote objected to was that of William Doran, who wag stated
by a witness, Roche, to have removed from the tenement for which he
voted in April last.
Mr. Kearsley, the collector of the gas and county cess (in Youghal),
stated that the house for which Doran registered was occupied for some
time previous to the late election by a person named Walsh, who paid
the rates in July last.

Mr. Pollock called for the witness's cess books, to which Mr. Harri-
son objected, on the ground that Mr. P. must oonfinc himself to the
single objection of removal, and could not raise a new objection upsn the
non-payment of rates.
After a lcng discussion and a division of the Committee, it was de-
cided that the books should be produced, but only used to prove the
removal.

In the County Cess Book, the name of —Walsh was entered as
having paid the cess for the year ending July last. But in the Gas
Cess Book, the same rate was entered as paid by Doran, this being ex.
plainest by the collector as occasioned by the triennial assessment made
for the gags cess, the name of the payer in the first year being kept on
the books for the three years.
Bryan Osborne, of Youghal, shoemaker, swore that he knew Doran,
who was shop-boy to Walsh, the person who was stated by the former
witnesses to have succeeded Doran in the occupancy. Walsh was the
real occupier all along. Doran had not been in Youghal for twelve
Months previous to the election.

Mr. Hanaisoar submitted to the Committee that the evidence was
discrepant, and, as from the manner of the last witness, it was impossible
to put his testimony in competition with that of the oess collector, whose
evidence, taken with that of Roche, the first witness, was not sufficient
to justify the Committee in striking off the vote.
Mr. POLLOCK replied—and after a short deliberation the Committee
struck off the rote. '
The next vote objected to was that of Patriek O'Keeffe, whose re-
moval was proved by several witnessm, and the vote accordingly
struck off.