The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-09 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING,

DEAL, JUNE 8.--Wind S.W.--Arrived the Lavinia 4
Allen, from Demerara; and Ninus, Fowler, from St. Helena.
The whole of the outward-bound sailed this morning, except
South Seaman, which remains. The Maitland and Berwick
hare anchored off the South Foreland. .
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 0.--Wind S.W.--Passed by the
Orynthia, Halton, from Bombay. Arrived the Neptune,
Cumberledge, from the Downs, for India. His Majesty's ship
Diamond went out of harbour.
CowEs, JUNE B.—Arrived the Crisis, Van Dyke, from
New York, in 18 days ; and Essex, Burrell, from New Orleans,
in 35 days ; on the 29th of May, in lat. 39. long. 52. spoke the
Henry Cox, Sarjeant, from Jamaica, for London.
FALMOUTII, JUNE 7.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the Duke
of Bent packet, from Lisbon in 5 days; and City of Genoa,
Crawford, from Hayti in 38 days.
LIVERPOOL, .lUNE7.—Wind W.S. W.—Arrived the Aleic.
ander, Hogg, from Maranham, sailed the Ist May; Martha,
Hayne, Hope, Vernon, and Lancaster, Carmen. from Barba.
does ; Manchester, Lee, from New York, sailed 19th May ;
Havannah Packet, Easton, from Havarinah ; Mackarel, Rus-
sell, from Ceara ; 11,nnah, Crowder, from Halifax ; Harding,
Bragg, from Pernambuco, sailed 25th April ; Idris, Griffiths,
from Honduras ; Warren, Weiser, Maranhao], loss of both
topmasts ; Eliza, Grisdale, New Orleans ; M ary, -sharp, Sierra
Leone; Friends, Brown, Barbadoes ; and Shermandoah, Rose,
from Charlston.

Arrived off' iastings the Findlay, Carew, from Barbadoes.
The Oglethorp, Teubnor, bound to Liverpool; was onshore
at Savannah the Bth ult., and it was feared would not be got or

SUMMER CIRCUITs.

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This morning the Twelve Judges assembled
in the Judges' Room at Guildhall, Westminster, for the pur.
pose of arranging their respective Circuits, preparatory to the
ensuing Summer Assizes, which were appointed as annexed, viz
HOME CIRCUIT.—Lord Chief Justice BEST, and Mr.
Baron GRATIAII.

OXFORD DITTO.--311% Baron GARROW and Mr. Justice
BURROUGHS.

WESTEItY DITTO.-Mr. Justice PAIIIC and Mr. Justice
Ho LROYD.

MIDLAND DITTO.—Mr. Justice LITTLEDALZ and Mr,
Justice GAsEx.r:E.

NORFOLK DITTO.—Lord Chief Justice AnnoTl and the
LORD CHIEF BARON.

NORTNERN DITTO.—Mr. Justice BAYLZY 'and 31r.
Baron HULLOCK.

GOLF CLUB, f§LACKHEATIL-The gold owdal,
given by the Society, was won on Saturday last by WILLTAIK
BLACK, sen., Esq., in 106 strokes, notwithstanding they have
green, and continued rains.

On the sth of this month, died at Elvas, Gene-
ral JOSE JOAQUIM CIIAMPALIMOUD, Governor of that place,
in the 43(.1 year of his age, and after 44 years service.
In the view of the state of the kingdom of Po-
land we find, among other things, that the increase of Protest-
ant workmen rendered it necessary to form 16 new Protestant
congregations.—(Dutch Paper, June 4.)
ALARMING FIRE.-Yesterday afternoon about
half-past five o'clock,-a fire broke out in an unfinished build-
ing, in Church-row, Waterloo Bridge-road, immediately be-
hind the New Church, which at first threatened destruction
to the whole row of houses. The accident was occasioned
by the glue-pot boiling over, which caused the shavings to ignite.
This fire was placed in the bottom of the building, and so
rapid did the flames spread, that a poor boy, who had beenlatt
in the care of the fire, was under the necessity .of running to
the top of the building to escape. There, however, he was
fixed, finding no means of escape, and in this-perilous,situatkln
he was seen supplicating for assistance, and after sonic delay
he jumped out of the top window, and was seriously
The Beacon and West of London fire-office engines were soon
on the spot, but the want of water rendered them whop use-
less for some time. The strong party walls happily confined
the destructive element to the building in Which it commenced.
ROBBERY AT DRURY-LAME. TIIEATIIID.—A
gentleman, named CART, while waiting- to obtain admission
into the Theatre, was last night robbed of a pocket-book, con-
taining several valuable documents, and his purse, containiwg
four sovereigns and 13s. 6d. in money. So dexterously was die
robbery effected,lthat he did not know of his loss until tbe doom
were opened.

BOW-STit EET.--(MO E Ho ItsE-STEALERB.)--
Information was this day given of another robbery of horses
from Chistlehunt, Kent: one of them was a bl.sit mare, with
a white streak down the face, short bushy tail, a little whiteon
the fore off-foot, about half bred, and aged. Inforatiort Was
sent round, and handbills ordered, to be prlntedj Bering
reward for the apprehension of the thief.