The Sun.
London, England, 1838-04-24 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-.1(VIIIS DAY.

DEAL, APRIL 23.—Wind S.W., moderate.—Arrived and
proceeded the Lady Stewart, M‘Main, from Hamburgh, for
Liverpool; the Lady Kenaway, Davis, from Leith, for New
South Wales, has arrived and remains in the Downs; ar-
rived and remains, the Gambia, Penlick, from St. Mary's.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 23.—Wind W. to W. S. W.—Arrived
her Majesty's ship, Portland„from Lisbon, sailed 13th instant.
PLymouTit, Aram 22.—Wind \V.—Sailed the Arient,
Clifton, for Trieste.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 22.—Wind W. to W. S. W.—Sailed the
Mile, Edgar, for St. Jago de Cuba.
RoettEsrErt, APRIL 23.—Arrived the Tweedie, Brode, from
Copenhagen.
OFF THE WIGHT, APRIL, 23.—Arrived her Majesty's ship
Dublin, from Rio Janeiro.
COwEs, APRIL 93.—Arrived the Serafin, Goutzer, and
Goa, Victoriana, f:om Havannali.
BRISTOL, APRIL 23.—Arrived the Zephyr, from Archangel.
Ltvigaroob, APRIL 23.--Arrived the Chieftain, Peters, from
St. Domingo; William Ritchie, Rogers, from New Orleans;
Robert Scycz, Nicolls, from Porto-Cabello; George, from
Zante ; Monmouth, from Licata ; and Hope, from Marseilles.
Arrived off port, the Cambridge, from New York; Prudence,
from Barbadoes ; and Splendid, from Mobile.
WATERFORD, APRIL 21,....-Arrived the Hope Nichols, from
London.
CORK, APRIL 21.—Arrived the William the Fourth
(steamer), from London.
ulliiLL, APRIL 23.—Arrived the Time, Luck, from Gotten-
hg ; Williams, Cook, from Harnburgh ; and Sea Horse
(steamer),s" from Rotterdam.
B' L IRE, APRIL 17.—A barque. supposed to be the
Union,, Mullens, from London to St. Petersburg, got on the
Sand, and remained about an hour, but ultimately got off
without assistance.
LiVERFOOL APRIL 23.—The Reindeer, Watts, for Buenos
Ayres, has returned into Dock with loss of bowsprit, head,
and cutwater, having been run foul of by a steamer.

_ The Christopher Columbns, from Liverpool to Bay Cha-
leur, and St. Mark, from Liverpool to New York, were spoken
with on the 13th lust., in lat. 50, lon. 17, by the Cheshire,
Galen, arrived at Liverpool.
The Prince, of Brazil, from LonO.on, has arrived at Copen-
bag"' leaky, having been on shore, bound to Mobile.

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SIR FRANCIS BURDETT AND MR. D. W.
HARVEY.—.Sir George Sinclair, in his eloquent address at the
.Manchester Conservative festival, alluded to a conspiracy
which he insisted had been formed between the government
and their adherents to prevent his friend Sir Francis from gist-
-1,.0 Ins vote against their Church spoliation measure, by inter-
wetiog the pairing off of the Hon. Baronet with any one of their
party, at a time when he was believed to be incapacitated
rpm attending the House owing to a severe attack of the
gout. That so complete was this confederacy, that even
one of his nearest relatives dared not to pair off with him. In
tos dilemma Sir George Sinclair stated at the meeting, that
hethat applied to one of the Radical party, who instantly replied
t 'at he could give no countenance to such an ungenerous sys-
tem of persecution, and expressed his readiness to pair off with
`,11,e then Hon. Member for Westminster. However, that
Hon. Baronet at all hazards came down to tha House at two
°'elGek in the morning, and released the Hon. Member for
Southwark from an eiwagement which he did not the less ap-
preciate._ Weekly True San.
THE AUTHOR OF " THE SPY."—At last we
B1:° IP have a new story of the Sea from the pen of Mr.
Cooper, the great American novelist, who unluestionably
stands at the head of living novelists in this class of literature.
His new book is announced under the title of " Home,ward
B.Do_und,,".and is, we hear, a story like his " Pilot," and Red
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who in as much as its action is entirely on the Sea. All
remember Lon Tom Coffin, in " The Pilot," well
knoll, what to - from such a master of fiction as Mr.
expec
Copper, when relating a story on his own element. The
novels of Scott are not more universally admired than the
Productions of this gifted author.
WARsAw, APRIL 13.—We learn from Cracow
thatthe Vistula had on the 9th again risen two feet three
inches, t
and that the mountains are still covered with great
masses of snow, so that a sudden change of temperature may.l
cause the Vistula to overflow a second time in the spring.
lIAMBURGII, APRIL 20.—he Cassel Linlversal:,
Gazelle, says that M. E. licestedt, who a been agaia!
elected as Deputy by the landowners in Lunenburg, has ad-'
dressed a letter to his' constituents, in which he expresses hiffl
gratitude for the unexpected honour they have done him byl
re-electing bins after his resignation, and his satisfaction at
their approbation of his declared ppinions of the unix- paired
validity of the Constitution of 1833, and of the incompetence of
the present Assembly of the Estates.
REGISTER OF PUBLIC SALES, APRIL 23.—8 Y
Mr. H. Haines, at the Mart.—The Bull's Head Inn, Ewell,
Surrey; on the main road to and from Epsom, held for 11
years, at -:6/. 103.-455/. The Woodman Tavern, Western-
hill, Norwood, Surrey, held for 32 years, at 100/. per annum
—1,605 guineas.
BRUSSELS, Aran. 20.—Their Majesties will
shortly quit their residence at Brussels, and spend some time
at the palace of Lacken previous to their usual excursion in
the fine season. Monsienore. Raphael Fornari, accompanied
by the Abbe Spinelli, had an audience yesterday. the 19th, of
the Minister for Foreign Affairs, and presented to him his cre-
dentials as Charge d'Affaires of the Holy See to the Govern-
ment of his Majesty the King of the Belgians. The arrival of
m onsienore Fornari terminate the functions performed pd in-
terim b'y the Abbe Spinelll.—Moniteur Beldre.
M. Van de Weyer, ,Tuge d'lnstruction in the Tri-
bunal of the First Instance at Brussels, and father of our Am.
l
.asador at London, died suddenly at his own house on Mon-
day, after baying been engaged till loon o'clock in the Court,
and passing the evening at the tavern, •