The Sun.
London, England, 1840-04-20 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPI G--(THIS DAY•.

LIVEkPOOL, APRIL 18.—Modt•rate breeze. 19. Light
S. E. breeze._Arrived the Trio, B iag, from Monte Video;
Amelia, Judkins, Laguna. Sailed, 221 February, the
Normandine, Tyson, for New Orleans; Mary Ann, Hen-
derson, Bilbao; Herdive, Adams, St. Michael's; Mary'
Nelson, Demerara ; sailed, 28th February, the Finilla,
Wakeham, Malaga; Frederick Fisher, Wolgast. Off
port, the Leawick, Laguna ; Manchester, Philadelphia.
Sailed, the George Ray, Quebec; Isabel, Green, Val-
paraiso ; Citizen, Hatch, New York ; Sir John Harvey,
Cuthbertson, Miramichi; Hindoo, Lowthian, St. Thomas's,
&c. ; Entcrprize, Fletcher, Newfoundland ' • Norman,
Bond, Jamaica; Amphitrite, M'Neil, Barbadoes ; Re"
gull's, Thompson, New Orleans; Phoebe, Brown, Mobile;
Bradshaw, Milray, New York ; C. R. C. Le Gros, Bay
Cheleur ; Thomas Edmondson, Newfoundland.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 19. Wind variable.—Off Port,
the Helen, Dyck, from the Havannah ; Splendid, Hopkins,
New Orleans.

DEAL, APRIL 18. Wind, N. E., 19th N. N. E.
the Minerva, Glare, for Madras; Amiens, Orange, Fie
Janeiro; Norfolk, M•Gildonney, Honduras ; Samarang,
Robertson, Madras ; Albion, Smith, Elizabeth Arnett,
Arrowsmith, Quebec ; Fawn, Dunn, South Seas ;
Verl, Fare', Jamaica. Arrived.—The Flora, Monte
Video, Mary Ann, from New York.
COWES, APRIL 18. Arrived.—The Amelia, Teesdale,
from Matanzas. •

DARTMOUTH, APRIL 17.—Off Port, the Malabar, Pd.
lock, from Bombay.
Scir.t.r.—Off Port, the Rignlus, Crewes, from Sydney'
New South Wales.

POOLE, APRIL 19. Sailed.—The Velocity, Coiling'
wood, from Newfoundland.; Brothers, Veil°,
William the Fourth, Lock, ditto; John Thompson, Clark,
Quebec.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 18. Wind variable. April 19.
N. E. and S. W. Arrived.—Drie Gi!racder, Palma. Suri-
nam, with sails split, loss of main-sheet, and fore top-
Denniwn.,
mast sprung. Sailed.—The Thoburn, ditto;
Miramichi.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 17. Wind, N. to E. Lht breezes;
18th, light and variable. Arrived.—The Apaine, Hill,
Port au Prince. Sailed.—. Feb. 21. John. Carder, Cape
of Good Hope; M.Leod, Patterson, Odessa; Queen
Victoria, Rosie, London, for Dalhousie, with loss of bow-,
sprit, head, and cutwater, leaving her in contact last night,
off the Eddystone, with the Prima Donna.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. —Fanny, of London, and 80%
nomist, of Newport, 12th instant, lat. 48, long. 22
Governor Troup, 3d, lat. 40, long. 60 ; Oxford, N
York to Liverpool, sth, lat. 41, long 36 ; Victory, stand-
ing to the south-west, lat. 43, 10ng..47; Eliza Heywoo, by"
11th, lat. 47, long. 27; Effort, of Milford, same day,
the British Queen (steamer), Roberts, arrived in the River"
Quebec (barque), 10th, lat. 42, long. 22; Bell, i 2""
hit. 49, long. 11 ; Pomona, New York to Amsterdam;
13th, lat. 49, long. 10, by the Samson, Sturges, arrived
at Portsmouth. Edward, of Plymouth, sth, by the Anne
Fitzgibbon, arrived at Portsmouth. Charles, Liverpool
to Genoa, and Patriot, Liverpool to Naples. 15th ultimo,
off Cape Palos, by the Galatea, Palmer, arrived at Liver-
pool.t_ Douro, sth instant, lat. 42, long. 11 • Brisk, 9t°
lat. 47, long. 8, by the Centaur, Fox, arrived at Liver.
pool. J. 07, Liverpool to La Guayra, 16th ultimo, la!
18, long. 43, by the Oberon, Farrell, arrived at LiverpOcu.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The following circular has been posted at Lloyd's, :---

CAUTION TO MARINERS.
Information has been this day receivetl from the Agent:
for Lloyd's at Cove of Cork, to the following effect
large American vessel, called the Havre, lies sunk about
five miles off Poor-Head to the eastward, off Cork bar-
boor. She is in about fifteen fathoms, but at low water
two or three feet of her topmast may be seen.
Vefsels navigating this part of the coast, should keep
six miles off Poor-Head, to pass clear outside the wreck,
or approaching from the eastward, to keep inside the
wreck, should keep Cotk lighthouse shut in by poor.
Head.
the
The Corporation for preserving and improving, „I
Port of Dublin, have ordered a small buoy to be P'ac"
to mark the position of the wreck.
By order,
H. VEREKER, Sec'
Ballast Office, Dublin, April 9, 1840.

The Viscount Clive has received a Comm'.ssi°ll
from the Lord Lieutenant of Shropshire, as Cornet n the
South Shropshire Yeomanry Cavalry.— Shrewsbury Chronicle'
On Monday or Tuesday week the affianced mar-
riage will take place between the eldest son of Sir J. E. SinYtb;'
Bart., of Acton Burnell Park, in this county, and the
India r
Hall, near
sister of Sir J. Fenton Boughey, Bart., of Aqualate
Newport.—Shrewsbury Chronicle.
LORD HENLEY.—We regret to state his Lord-
ship is not improved in health since his residence at St. Johli
Wood, and doubts are entertained whether his Lordship
w v
be able to attend to his duties as one of the Masters in Chancery
for some time to come.
SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. ...._..Her g
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jesty the Queen Dowager honoured this establishment 04910,4
visit on Saturday afternoon, accompanied by her Ailajefs.ar..
sister the Duchess of Saxe Weimar, the Princes Edvrard, 1.,,,
mann, and Gustave, and the Princesses Anna and Altais•na.
Her Majesty was attended by Earl Howe, Lady Georg iiv,
Curzon, with the younger branches of his Lordship's far°
Miss Hudson, and a large retinue of distinguished persons'
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MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.—In Florence,l3.6_
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the 4th of April, at the residence of the Hon.
E. Fox, h Tus..,
tannic Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court o'er, 01
cany, by the Rev. H. Tennant, Baron Paul W. d'H°ggni-ent.-
ate Right Hon. John Lord KincY' an
the Hague, to Frederica Maitland, third daughter of
Col. the Hon.f Gerald de Cour d
see. Of
On Saturday afternoon, the
, the Churchwardens
e, am-
Chelmsford called upon Mrs. Thoood, and demandThey-
other rate, when she referred them to her husband. Got
proceeded accordingly to the gaol, summoned Mr. Thorog ,
from his cell to the lobby,
arliw h the mockery 4-
i went through
demanding the rate in form.
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CANNIBALISM IN PARIS.—The C-- e •nce
clan of one of the hospitals in Paris, having a few dar
_a_i an
invited a great number-of his medical friends to witnetieesnts,
grand daughterto the
anatomical demonstration on the liver of one of his Pa tiecD
who had died, and which from its enormous size was an 7,410
of great medical interest, first regaled them with a copious a...r..
splendid breakfast. The breakfast being over, he sent_
fright, an
In a few minutes
the poor fellow returned in a
... front
too ."
vant to the cellar to fetch the liver which he had plac d tdhesareiti
it was no longer in the cellar. An inquiry than
wh"kle up the li
eh
ii
,cand iet
xappepeetaerde,datanda t h
thinkingec oo that , s e etihneg ml i
voerre gu es tst Pa,,r.asr ivei a
the
cellar was that of a calf, dressed it in order to ma
de-
ficiencyeov,l.v‘o,efrleiins
aptroavfitshioen.
mostT
IVIALI"I'
EXTRAORDINARY MEMORY OF
__of roe-
-Madame
enviablefeelirig
—Madame Malibran had a most extraordinary p er
over the
play in is the same evening. She had only , ,
when we
mory. I have known her study an opera in thetio:rrryling' and
were visiting Chevalier Neukomm, Maria took u.a,
...n..
music once, and she knew it perfectly. One °a) _ mass of
his composition which *as lying on the table.
.bn '4sgi.
dinglY did'
dseesferhipistiogir.sts at the
.dis Tis:
mistake, although it was in manuscript, and excee
the throughout, and accompanied herself without making a
cult. I saw her in the space of half an hour learn
.11,
persons communicate.—Memoirs of Madame Malibran.
at
lan-
guage of signs—tlmt is to say, the mode by which deaf audit dumb
INCENDIARY FIRE.--A stack of wheat ht.
L'angedwin, Denbighshire, was oonsumed on Tuesday 1,4%.
It will be seen by an advertisement that .a reward of one
_uu....
dred pounds is offered on detecting the perpetrator. On St'
eay night last one of the outbuildings of the Weir End farm_a__
Bridstow, Hereford, was, together with a wheat rick near
thereto, wilful y set on fire, and the rick entirely consumed,
One hundred pounds has been offered for such informatil...
shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the g "17
party.—Shrewsbury Chronicle. of
The marriage of the Hon. Mr. Grey, son -
Earl Grey, and Lady Elizabeth Howard, daughter of the Earl
of Carlisle, will be solemnized the week after next.