The Sun.
London, England, 1825-01-17 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

Dr At., JAN. 15.—Wind S.W.—Put hack the Marquis of
Anglesey, Reed, for Jamaica ; Rosolind, for Vera Cruz ; the
Honourable Company's ship Hyth, for China. Arrived and
remain the A urea, Carle, from Newcastle for Odessa; and the
Repulse, Patterson, from the River for China.

JAN. th.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the River
the Montmorency, N% ood, from Quebec and Brest ; Diligence,

, from Bilboa ; Hone, front Iterbiee. An
American ship, with 0 11 on her foretop-sail, passed through
for the River. Arrived from London and remain the Nelson,
Dawson, for Jamaica.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 16.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Ceres,
Edy, from the Mediterranean ; Eginton transport, front I;ibral-
tar ; the Honourable Company's ship General Kyd, from the
Downs for Bengal and China; and the Hector, Mitchell, from
ditto, for New York.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 15.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Heart
of Oak, Stone, from Leghorn, in 41 days.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 14.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Alice,
Richards, from Jamaica, sailed the 7th ult. ; Reliance, Harri-
son, Paraibo ; Montrose, Davies, Demerara, sailed the 21st of
November; Havana Packet. Easton, Havana, sailed the h;th
I ult.; Argo, Brown, Cuba ; Alexander, Baldwin, Philadelphia,
' sailed the 211th ult. ; Aurora, —, Tarragona; Hamilton,
Williams, Petersburgh.
JAN. 15.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Golden Fleece,
English, from Bahia, sailed the 29th of November ; Aid,
tineeshaw, and Sir Walter Scott, Stewart, from St. John's,
N. B. ; Larch, Vibert, Messina ; Sheik, Robertson, Gibraltar ;
Mary, , Mediterranean ; Washington, Jones, Lisbon ;
Norval, Punton, Newfoundland ; and the Levant Star, Owen,
from Palermo. _ _

FALMOUTH, JAN. 15.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the King-
fisher packet from Buenos Ayres, sailed the lith of November,
and from Monte Video the 12th, ditto ; Walsingham packet
from the Mediterranear, sailed from Corfu the 21st of Novem-
ber, Malta the 7th tilt., and front Gibraltar the 30th ult. ; and
the Stanmer packet from Lisbon.
HARWICH, JAN. 15.—The lirvcaue cutter Scout, Lieut.
Cot-ic, has captured and brought in here a large smuggling
lugger with a valuable cargo of spirits and bob goods. The
smack, John and Elizabeth, hired to take the mails to Halm-
burgh, was lost on Sandy Island ; crew and mails saved.

The Comet, Sims, from Riga to Liverpool, is stranded near
Liebau.
The Blucher, Potter, foundered at sea the 20th ult. ; crew
and passengers saved.

The following wits received yesterdayfit the New England
Coffee-house:—The ship Blucher, Potter, from Liverpool, for
Savannah (sailed 20th November) sprung a leak on the 17th
December, in lat. 41. and long. 45. W. and was abandoned on
the 20th in lat. 39. and long. 41. W. in a sinking state. The
Captain, passengers, and crew, 23 persons in number, were in
the boats six days and nights, when they were picked up on the
26th December in lat. 33. 30. and long. 33. W. by the schooner.
henry and Isabella, N. Bayles, master, front Demerara, of and
for Guernsey, where they arrived all safe on the 14th January
instant.

A strict search has lately been made in this
city within these few days, for the purpose of
seizing a pamphlet with the title of " St. Napo-
leon in Paradise and in Exile."—( Brussels Paper.)

f t has been decided that the Courts of Quarter
Sessions for Dorsetshire, are in future to be held
at Dorchester.

DANIEL MANG A N.-This person, whose mys-
terious retreat has excited so much attention, and
who was believed to have been murdered, has at
length been discovered. It appears that he has
entered as a soldier into the service of the East
India Company. His brother, and Mr. Duv LL,
upon the information of two men who claimed twe
guineas as a reward for the discovery, which they
received, went to Chatham, and recognized him
in the appropriate dress. lie declined telling his
motives for.enlisting, and yet acknowledged that
he knew that tile suspicion of having murdered
him fell upon LYNN, now charged with the mur-
der of IlooG. No attempt was made by M AN-
GAN'S friends to release him from the Company's
service, and he expected to be drafted off for
India to-morrow.

COURT OF KING'S BENCII-(ruli D.tY)•

CRIM. CON.
cox very', YEA N.

This Long-pending action was this day com-
menced, and the Court was crowded to excess
by Members of the Dramatic Corps of Drury-
Lane Theatre.

Mr. LAwEs opened the pleadings, and stated
the damages were laid at 50001.

Comstost SERGEANT StßlPdt in a powerfully
eloquent manner, the case to the Jury. From
the statement of the Learned Gentleman it ap-
peared that the lady's maiden name was New.man,
and she was married to Mr. Alderman Cox in
July, 1805, at Dorchester, and lived happily
with him until about the year 1811, when the
defendant became intimate with the family,
which intimacy was increased, and :continued
until March, 1824. During the period of time
between the above dates, the defendant carried
on an illicit and criminal intercourse with the
plaintiff's Lady ; his letters, written to her from
time to time, some sent indeed from America,
and hrenthing assurances of the most unbounded
attachment, were handed in ; and several gen-
tlemen, who were on habits of intimacy with the
family, proved that the plaintiff and his wife
lived happily together until the defendant be-
came an intimate with them. The .case for the
prosecution had not closed when our Paper went
I') Press.