The Sun.
London, England, 1836-05-27 00:00:00

SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL„ MAY 26. —Wind E. N. E.--The Thetis, Asp, from
the South Seas, with windlass damaged. ArrivrA fToin the
River and proceeded the Royal George, Wilson, for Bombay,
and Ashburton. Benest, for Havre.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 26.—Wind S. E. and E. N.E.'
PLYMOUTH, MAY 25.—Wind E.—Arrived off port tl:c
Fortuna, Rutla, from St. Ander°. SailCd his Majest-j's ship,
Beacon, —, for London ; Harriet, —, for Petetsburgh ;
and Chapman, —, for Quebec.
FALMOUTH, MAY 25.—Wind E., fresh breezes.—Arrived
the Nautilus packet from Lisbon—sailed Bth instant. Off
port the Commodore, Hellas, from Cephalonia.
BRISTOL, MAY 6.—Arrived John, Wright, Charente.
DUBLIN, MAY 24.—Arrived Elizabeth, Winter, Dublin.
WATERFORD, MA! 24.—Arrived the Confidence, Angel.
Columbine, Brown, and Harmony, Angel, from London.
MADEIRA, APRIL 11.—The tonnage duty is done away, ',rid
all fees reduced to the old rate. Vessels may anchor at ail
hour of the night.
COWES, MAY 26.—The Atalanta arrived 23d inst., leanly,
has come into harbour to repair.
ST. ÜBE'S. MAY s.—The Felicite bound to Rouen, 15
stranded about 20 miles to the Southward. '

The Commercium, Bosse, from Bremen to Gloss, was
Lost on Wednesday night—crew saved.

Admiralty May 26.
SlR,—Having laid before my Lords Commissioners of the
Admiralty your letter of yesterday's date, relative to the
homeward bound trade kept out by the prevalence of the
east and berth-easterly winds, I am commanded by their
Lords to acquaint you for the information of the Committee
for managing the affairs of Lloyds, that directions 141ve
sent to Plymouth and Falmouth for vessels to proceed with
provisions and water to the chops of the Channel, for the re-
lief of such vessels as they may fall in with requiring assistance.
I am, Sir, your most obedient Servant,
( Signed) WOOD.
William Dobson, Esq., Sec., Lloyds.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUS..
TOM-HOUSE, MAY 26.
The Mauritania, Taylor, from Mogadore ; Ramona, Bridge,
Rotterdam; Edina, Read, Hamburgh ; Anna Maria, Dreyer,
Hamburgh ; Princess Victoria, Carpels, Antwerp ; Vegesack'
Ballehr, Bremen; Francis, Rirkns, Cape and Mauritius;
Rosanne, Munro, Berbice; Amphion, Thodberg. Droback;
Martha Bront, Hickman, Emden ; Vrow 'Vette, Biet, Caro-
linensiel ; kriendschaft, Arians, Carolinensiel ; Vrow Mdriat
Hegen, Carolinensiel ; Vrow Eliza Ipken, Hook, Car",,iinen"
siel; Ruckers, Soper, Grenada; Eliza Ann, Walker, Ham"
burgh.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, MAY 26•
The Industrie, Soume, for Bremen ' • Batavier, Dunlop,
Rotterdam; Queen Adelaide, Woodruff, Havre ; Gilmore,
Lindsay, Bombay ; Neptune, Lanet, Antwerp and Brussels.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, MAY 26.
The Charlotte Wylie, St. George, for Africa.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, MAY 26.
The Resolution, Gardner, for Quebec; John William,
Wolf, Elsincur ; Sophia Maria, Kormick, Norway.

ARRIVED AT LIVERPOOL, MAY 25.
The Union, Vanderstein, from Ostend.
ENTERED FOR LOADING, MAY 25,
The Sophie, Rooms, for Antwerp; Atlas, AntTeerp; Marl
Bald-
Anderson, Barcelona; Senator, Stacey, Boston; Ann
win, Crawford, Canton; William, Kyers, Eisineur ; Triton,
Elsineur ; Hope, Guthrie, Genoa ; Statesman, Kowela'
Hobart town; Rosina, Koester, Hamburgb ; Ricardo, Havan-
nah; Celia, Block, Quebec; Belk:fen, Crawford, M°
Janeiro.

CLEARED OUTWARDS, MAY 25.
The Sanderson, Scott, for Demerara; Adventure, Lisbon!
Emulous, Wade, New York; Pactolus, Wade, New York,
Leopold 1., Antwerp ; Regular, Constantinople ; Hudders-
field, Hall, Bombay ; Sophia, Naples; Hope, Hobart Town'
Mercurius, Brake,

SAILED, MAY 25.
The Jutnna, Robinson, for Canton ; Ganges, Macdonald►
Maranham; John Francis, Bonyman, Quebec ; Herstelling,
Rotterdam.

MAT 24.
The Independence, Nye, for New York ; Vibelia, Syria;
Brenda, Ord, Dantzie ; Emblem, Buckley, lianiburgh ; Lodi
Harvey, Stevenson, Lisbon; Ann Catherine, Bremen ;
phia, Dort.

TELEGRAPHED.
Off Point Lynas, outward bound, the Jumna, for Cantos;
Ganges, Maranham.

The Bishop of Leon and his chaplain arrived at
Frankfort on the lath inst., and immediately continued their
journey; but in what direction is not stated.
I'ISIIING WITH OTTERS.—lnexhaustible is is
trout in Loch Doon, provided the legitimate and gentlemarq
mode of capturing them with the rod be only employed, their
is now, we regret to say, an immediate' prospect that the e
sportsman will find his amusement 'miserably curtailed by
,"
importation of a most scandalous practice from England, u 9
Saturday last, no fewer than three otters, attended by s.x rnenaf
were hard at work within a short distance of each other, an,
they appeared to be making sad havoc. What nun havins
the slightest claim to the appellation of sportsman would ern-
ploy such a Fieschi machine.—Ayr Observer.
EXPORT OF MANUFACTURED GOODS.___Tfhoer
shipments to the United States have been meat extensive Hy
the last six weeks. They exceed, we are told, those usually
made in the spring for the American market, and they ar-,,,1h-e
creasing, instead of' diminishing, as the season advances. ;bat
weekly packet-ships cannot take a quarter of the goods dto
are offering, several of the latest having been corripellThe
refuse merchandise a week before their day of sailing. ace
Independence, which sails in the morning, had all her 'Piot
engaged ten days ago. The consequence is, that tra!'sc
oe
ships are in great request, and freights have risen. Stu,
the
goods are delayed, from the want of suitable conveyances,.
American ships receiving the decided preference of shiPPL-
-Liverpool Paper.
Loss OF LIFE BY FIRE AT EAST P.-- of
—Oa Tuesday night last, at about eleven o'clock, a fire 'n,
discovered apparently at or near East Peckham, by theec;.hey
who were between two and three miles from the place.
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used the gteatest exertions to save the inmates of the c()Rionica
that were on fire, and with some success ; but the 5.7.1 tb,
seemed to stupify the sufferers, some of whom perished
flames. One of the poor cottagers whose
burnt alive in their beds, continues in a state of exciler:e.d,
wife and 'en
excitement
bordering on insanity, refuses sustenance or to have his wounds
dressed, and is now in great danger.
We noticed a short time since a remarkable casein)
a foreign body (which proved on extraction to be a larga lt,,
discovered in the left breast of a young woman in St. VlO-.teis
'Green. She complained a few days ago of renewed tor
in
the same part, as Mr. Ferrall was visiting the wards—'s'entej
large pin as extracted on the spot, and two others- Preo_ettier
themselves in succession at the wound. Four pins alt(s,,
_rd,
have now beet, extracted, and a remarkable deep seated
mess renders it probable that more may yet be discoverevs!.,_ont
is difficult to account for their presence, so entirelyl.%.%nvith
the knowledge of' the patient. It is a common nd.
young women to put pins into their mouths when dress
the
to let some of them remain between the teeth and ~_ that
even during the period of sleep. It appears very probaZsinii,
the pins entered the stomach from some such neglect-. roved
far case presented itself last year at Naples, and p
fatal to the female —Freeman's Journal,
n A CCl'
GODALmiNG, MAY 20.—DisTrtEssis- his
r;,:NT.—A man of the name of R. Page, of Elsted, a
h c was
death in most soking manner on Tesda last. I
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employed to sink a very deep well atu Puttey nham,
l'inounda-
seat of Mr. R. Sumner, and it appears that be very
nately and inconsiderately removed the whole of the_v
_ausing
tion at once, instead of doing so by degrees, thereby
the sides of the well to fall in upon him. The brick,
ata_la be
in a sudden mass formed a sort of arch over his beiad
e ng
continuedworknicii alive ew
were
er three
endeavouring hours andto
away the bricks, but the depth of the well was lbwsusgsr ace!
the poor fellow was suffocated before they could Ph°ave outlivel
their purpose, and it is supposed that he might
fallen in, 90
they were occupied had not the sand felrieNta sus-
showo he
otip
ceourse very shortly put an end to his mostl
et a" , t
pense and sufferings. Ile seemed conscious that it
rein"' tile
lice, as he told the men he was sure they could no e &ree-
ve son'
bricks in time to iave his life ; and he also ga
and seven din-
tions, or sent some message, to his poor wife
an, uumarie
i:iniwitblythceit.oator
that
&en. We are glad to learn that the
Rector of Puttenham (the Rev. Mr. Richards) has 5
scription on foot for the behefit of the poor fond
t)e..rnal
lODINE IN CONSUMPTION.—The eiN ing it, at al
cation of iodine to the chest_is a mode of emp
.ea°
d"
tog-
(Alot
efficacious. When an ointment, prepared • dine aa
' the
early stage of consumption, which I considerby safed
ten
theof surface .
two parts of hydriodate of potash, one,ipaort
a
or twelve parts of ointment, is applied to worthy
ai_sa,
Ist
000_
ne tesstuo.o3
to that w nicrnise
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chest, especially over the part corresponding
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chul
tsauricel.ol
uqs:aointsit_ticitirneesamtarinuntgbes,
proi
mostly be found to produce a great imttbe
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of the kng luny
th of ti;11) „11,
sided its use d application oa,i
}be
ocai
have repeatedly found, after the cetuitt the gener,ll..o
h that
Iclsteedbpeorctoionntinouredpofortrioan:ulieen.
ointment to the chest for set .4 laa!)
completely rerouvea
symptoms,
cuter fovmatiAa in ahe thugs were
c,44 VQ4SUV4ViiOII.
and 4jl tk thti.y4cal signs of the presence De