The Sun.
London, England, 1831-08-02 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY),

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, AUG. I.—Wind N. moderate.—Arrived from
Shields and remains, the Glafyra, Riekaby, for St. Heleo3.
PonTsmoUTII, AuG. I.—Arrived the William Harril
transport, from Leith.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 31.—Wind E.—Arrived his 1113'
jesty's ship Pearl, from a eruize; and Eliz 'heti), Hall, fool
Quebec.
FALmouTit, Jut.v 31.—Wind moderate.—Passed
the Wanstead, Friend, front Bengal, sailed the 28th
of
February, Madras the 16th of March, St. Helena the
6th of June, and Ascension the 12th ; Bengal Merchant,
Fox, from Bengal, sailed the 15th of February, and from
Sand Heads the let of March.

HOLYHEAD, JULY 31.—Arrived the Dews, Wilkinson,'
from New Orleans.
I,lvEttroot, JUrx 31.—Arrived the Britannia, from,
Buenos Ayres ; Malay, Coverdale, from Trinidad ; and
Shaw, from New Orleans.
BRISTOL, AUG. 1.-Arrived the Thomas Daniel, Gatd'
ner, from Barbadoes.
CORK, .1u UV —W ind S. S. W.— Arrived the Layton,
from Deptford, fur Halifax.
RAmscATE, Auc. I.—Arrived the Britannia, Richaril'
son, from Riga, with loss of rudder, anchor, and cablo
haring been assisted off the Goodwin Sand, bound td
Bridport.
STANDGATE CREEK, AUG. 1.-Arrived the Jane, S'e't
from St. Petersburgh.

Arrived at Savannah, the Olive Branch, Harding, fro°
Liverpool ; at Philadelphia, the Trescott, Bishop, frooi
Liverpool ; at Virginia, the 1.,.d5, Nichols, Madison,
Cormiek, and Margaret, Craig, from Liverpool ; at Nei]
York, the Britannia, Marshall, from Liverpool ; 116'
Waverly. Bartlett, from Liverpool, arrived at Boston.
The Elizabeth Courns, from Liverpool to Wyburg, wag
driven on shore in the Sound of Sunda the 28th ult. ; part
of the cargo thrown overboard.

TIIE MAGAZINES.

NEW MONTHLY.

There is some excellent reasoning in the fitSt
article—" If the Lords reject the Bill what will
follow ?"—though the line of argument adopts
might have been more pointed and decisive'
The subject is a stirring one, and should b°
treated in a stirring manner. '' The Prayer 1
the Wilderness" is by Mrs. Hemans, 311 d
nothing can exceed its pure fervent spirit 0'
piety but its sterling poetical feeling. "
Stanley in Ireland" is a misnomer ; it has 1e551`
to do with the Right Hon. Gentleman in fill!:
sister country than in the House of Commous'i'
Ample justice is awarded him as a debater, 3°'
one or two characteristic anecdotes are adduced
which contribute greatly to enliven the article,
The writer indulges in very lofty prognostic':
of the future celebrity of the young Cabinet,
Minister. "We shall see," as Mathews'
blind man says. " Sketches of the English
Bar, Sir Charles Wetherell," is amusinglj
written, but, indeed, it is next to impossibiet
to write dully upon so tempting and attract°,
a subject. " Scenes near the Five Waters" c°ll
tain one or two brief but eloquent touches
feeling, excited by the sight of the mighty 141,1,.
malayas, whose " snows know no thaw." "
First and Second Husband" is a strange
which the author expressly assures us is fouode,
on fact, and occurred in the sixteenth cent°l
as noticed in Les Causes Caebres. It is
impressively written, and with a due regard
brevity. " Wishes," by T. H. Bavly," are in
drawing-room poet's mast drawing-room stic
We think, therefore, we shall be excused in
fraining from an extract. " Sketch of the Ch,l,
racter of Earl Grey" is temperately and impartiA'
written. It is a theme, however, in which the
is little novelty. "My Aunt's Bequest"is fear
the sprightly pen of Mr. Poole. It is dO• r
we take for granted, from life ; at least there.,
quite enough truth in it to justify our (
ference. A more pungent satire on len,
hunters we have not lately met with. It reul°l
us of Sir W. Scott's masterly scene of the sad
Ir,,
character in " Guy Mannering." The port
of Mr. Ward, author of " Tremaine''-'1
know not whether it be a likeness or noll
spiritedly executed, and conveys the idea °I,
man of shrewdness and intelligence, but
of one who would write novels in the style'
" Tremaine." The number, on the whole'
an excellent one.