The Sun.
London, England, 1838-02-19 00:00:00

ROLLS' COURT.-(THIS DAY.)

SKINNERS' CO tIPANY V. MISR SOCIETY.
Sir CII ARLES WETII ERS LT. this morning, addressed the Court on brhal
of the City of London.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-('THIS DAY

DakL, Fen. 17.-2 .i.)l wind E., strong, with snow and sleet.
r.v., wind N. %V , moderate, clear and frosty. Fan. 18, wind
N.W., moderate. Arrived and remain.—The Gladiator, Briton,
from New York; her Majesty's brig Partridge, from Portsm3uth to
Sheerness; the Sarah Nicholson, Puck, from Sunderland to New York.
Passed by, the Comet, Ilasloop, front Messenia to Hamburgh. Came
down from the river;:nd proceeded, the Greyhound, Knill, and the
Sprightly, both for St, Michaels.

PORTSMOUTH, FEE. S.S.E. to W., light airs. Fall. IS,
wind W.N.W. to E., very light airs.—Arrived the Sir Edward Paget,
Hall, from Madras, last from Plymouth ; her Majesty's ship Tribune,
from Gibraltar, in forty.seven days; the Hopewell, Dixon, is become a
total wreck, her decks are blown up ; stern-post and stern frame out;
some of her stores have been saved and landed; much of the cargo has
been washed out. Passed by, the Strathden, Cheape, from Madras for
London, sailed 3d Oct., Cape 12th, St. Helena 25th Dee., Ascension Ist
January, on the 29th January in lat. 32, N. lon. 45 spoke the ship
Itelianc,.., and oil the 18th February the 11inerva, from Ireland;both for
London. Sailed her Majesty's ship Partridge, for the Eastward; the
Commerce, Wilkinson, for Christiana ;: the Gustav Adolph, Arent's,
for Antwerp; La Belle Alliance, Archeoll, for the Cape, Madras,
and Bengal ; the Pacific, George, Heart-of-Oak, Ryans, Thetis, Keith,
and Hamilton, Ross, all for London ; the Inglis, Routh, for Bombay,
got under weigh, but having fallen a-calm was obliged to bring up again
off Ryde; the Janthe, sl'Kenzie, has been surveyed and must discharge
to repair, the cargo is partially damaged.
DONEE, Fin, IS.—Arrived off port, the Enterprize, Lassen, from
New South Wales.
HASTINGS, Faa. 18.—Arrived off port, the Adelaide, Guthrie, front
Calcutta.
SULLY, Fun. 16.—Arrived the* St, Patrick, Waller, from St.
Andrew's; Prudence, Mundica, and George Canning, from the Mcdi.
terranean; Jane, Light, from St. Michael's, put In here leaky, Sec.;
and Dansel, Abbott, from St. Michaels, with damage, having been in
contact with the Superior off the Skerrles.
PENZANCE, Fan. I7.—Arrived off port, the Prince George, Chilcott,
from Ceylon ; and the Ranger, Herbert, from Cape of Good Hope.
Comic, Fin. 14.—Arrived the Euterpe, Telfer, from Demerara; and
Nailer. Nailor, from Africa.
Coax, Fan. 16.—Arrived the Alert, Gibson, from the Cape of
Good Hope.
Mints, Fan. I7...—Arrived the Royal 'William (steamer) from
London.
WEYMOUTH, Fee. 18.—The cargo of the Atlas, Pearce, from Dub-
lin to Landon, is being discharged, and it is expected she will be got off
the following tide, without damage.

The Twee Broeders, Poticed, from Surinam to Amsterdam ;
Zorgen Tlejt, Bergher, from Liverpool to Rotterdam; Catharine
O'Flanagan, Phillips, from - to Wales; Victoria, Adams, from
Newport, were driven on the Rocks at Seilly, I.lth inta., and the
latter sunk ; crew saved.

The Cranam, Theobahl, from Shields to Dublin, was wrecked al
Plymouth, 25th inst.

The Dewdrop, from Amsterdam to Triot, and the Hanger Packet,
were driven on shore near Falmouth 15th inst.
The Royal Oak, Doyle, from Cadiz, put into Dublin River very
leaky, having struck on the Bar.
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The Martha Pope, Jones, put into Dublin, dimasted—bound to
London.

The Oak, Penton, of Poole, is wrecked near the Black Middings.
The Jean, Baptiste, from Bristol, put into St. Ives, and must discharge
—bound to Rouen.
The Tagus, Dobson, from Newport to Lo►►don, struck on some rocks
oil St. Ives, and was abandoned by the crew.
The Nottingham, Court, from Portland to London, is nearly full of
water.