The Sun.
London, England, 1838-12-18 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY

DEAL, DEC 17. —Wind S. S. E., moderate.—Arrived and
proceeded for the River, the Cores, Ilaselwood, fr( m Deme-
rara. Came down from the River and sailed, the Planet,
Sherman, for Jamaica; Margaret, Taylor, Tobago; Ar&ty
Hall, Ford, Jamaica; Eliza, Cooper, Rio Janeiro.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 17.—Wind E., fine weather.—Arrived
the Hope, Adams, from Youghall; Henry, Thomas, Swan-
sea.; S3bine, Tapper, Bridport. Sailed the Triumph, Green,
for Cape and Bombay ; Le Victorine, Le Feuvre, Cherbourg.
PLYNIOUTII, DEC. 17.—Wind E.—Arrived the Adelaide
steamer, from Dublin ; Hercules steamer, London; Elen-
thoria, Wheatly, Quebec. Sailed the Montrose, Tessier, for
Swan River; Elizabeth, Lisbon. Put back, the Bella 'An..
twain, Saragossa, for London.
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es from the Eastward.

LIVERPOOL, DEC. 17.—Wind S. E., and fine.—Arrived the
Albion, from Miramichi ; Union, Ostend; Eleonore, Ata'ick,
do. ; Little Catherine, Williams, Demerara ; Captain Ross,
Moreton, Quebec; Promise, do. ; Liverpool, Godfrey, do.
Sailed the Caroline, Sullivan, for New South Wales ; Moun-
taineer,
Williams, Jamaica ; Dalhousie Castle, Murray, De-
merara ; Herman, Baltimore ; Emma Brown, Ferguson,
Oporto.
RAmsoArE, DEC. 17.—Arrived off port the Henrietta, from
Rotterdam. _

YARMOUTH, DEC 17.—Arrived the St. Jacques, from Gra-
volincs ; Favourite, Fidder, For amb. Sailed the Foxhound,
Bells, for Venice ; Iris, Scott, Leghorn.
CLYDE, DEC. 16.—Arrived the Jean Heslie, from Demerara;
Monarch, Douglas, Quebec.
LIMERICK, DEC. 15.—Arrived the Julia, Beckford, from
Prince Edward's Is!and ; Eleanor, Oake, London.
REDCAR, DEC. 16.—The Pegasus (steamer), cock, from
Leith to Hull, ran on the rocks of this place this mo'rning
but has got off with damage and leaky, and proceeded fOr,
Hartlepool.
ARDROSSAN, DEC. 6.—Two casks of tallow, and two
puncheons of palm oil, were picked up in the River St. Law-
rence, by the Warner, Crawford, arrived here from Bathurst,
whence she sailed 26th October.
SALcosinE, Dac. 17.—Arrived off port Adder, St. Michael's.
MILFORD, DEC. 16.—Sailed the Mary Marsden, Williams,
for Trieste.
HULL, DEC. 17.—Wind W.—Arrived the Rossetta, King,
from Rotterdam:

s.C7ORKT DEC. 15.—Arrived the Coquette, Sandus, from
Newfoundland ; Atalanta, Sale, Prince Ethwrd's Island.
SCARI3OROUGIS, DEC. 16.—Arrived the Guardian, March,
from Quebec.
PENZANCE, DEC. 16.—Arrived off port the Renovation,
skeicalf; from Quebec ; 11,1en,devpale, Dawson, Charente;
Phoenix,
,em
° Sundsvall;
m a; Providence
sailed,
Brown,Quebec.
BRISTOL, DEc. 17.--Arrived the Emily, Coster, from De-
merara;
}lope, Newfoundland ; Lynx, Cockrell, Cadiz
Wanshalcen, Wyburg. Sailed the William Walls, Pike, for
Jamaica; Catherine, Grenada; Anne, Smith, Trinidad;
Hutchinson, Wakcham, Jamaica ; Adelaide, Danvel, St.
Vin-
cent's; North Briton, James, Smyrna.
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Star,
MrnAstrent, Nov. 17.—The Silkworth, Meldrom, from
Sunderland to Quebec, which was on shore in Shippegan
Gully, bas been got off and brought into port, where she has
been examined and repaired. The Queen Victoria, Davison,
arrived here 30th ult. from Liverpool, with loss of fore and
maintop masts, boats, bulwarks, &c., damaged, having been
struck by a sea; has been repaired, taken in her cargo, and
will sail to-morrow.

The Royalist, Ashbridge, from Miramiehi, is supposed to be
arrived off Beaumaris.

At Bow-street yesterday morning there were on the
police sheet upwards of 70 night ch-arges, and all cases
either of drunkenness or trifling offences arising from the
vicious propensity for ardent spirits.
CLOSING SHOPS.--We are glad to observe, that,
with few exceptions, the shops are now closed at eight
o'clock in the evening ; and we have no doubt that all the
shopkeepers will conform to this excellent rule.—Liverpool
Albion.

CURIOUS DECLARATION.—The following is a
copy, verbatim et literatim, of a declaration tendered on
Wednesday, before the illagistrate,:. The words within
inverted commas distikwish the written declaration from
the printed form, of which it formed a continuation :—I,
, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancashire, in the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, " labour,"
do solemnly and sincerely declare, that " I are in my
peesion a Prair Book with my fathers ocrightino• in it which
shoes that i was Born on the 27 Day of March 1802 i
believe somware in the County of Cent but i Donot know
wheave. and thata si
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Btehni s
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dnd-
fellows." In the corner of the declaration a witty func-
tionary wrote, " The declarant is well entitled to be an odd
fellow. —LiperpoolCbronick,
The Alarquis and Marchioness of Downshire and
Lady Charlotte Hill arrived at their seat, Easthampstead
Park, 13erks, on Friday last, from a visit to Lord Sandys,
at QtahorsleY Court, Worcestershire.

SALE OF SILK GLOVES.—A rapid improvement
has taken place in this branch of Nottingham business, the
hosiers holding out hopes that an advance of Gd. per dozen
IA id be made. to the workmen in the course of next month.
The ribbed-top hands have obtained an increase of ouu-
halfpenny per dozen in their wades,