The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-25 00:00:00

AIL RCiINTI SHIPPING.

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iii.:At., Nov. 24.-- Wind &to S.S.W., invlinable to ca1m,.....
Came down from the River the John Shand, Rees, for .7a.
maica, and remain With the rest of the outward-hound, all well.
Pormarotrrir, Nov. 24.—Wind 5.E..--Arrived his Ma.
Je%ty's *hips Hussar, from Plkmouth, and Redpole, from
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pi roistto'inl William :IA:: Curti;, ip"(l,tai trtsioulgi,hfarnL,lfsro:vtil(llei ditto.
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the
Cape de Verds.
Cowes, Nov. 21,—.Arrived the William and Henry, South-
w
Corth, from New Orleans, leaky, and must dicharge ; Roverobb, from Bahia ; and the Marys, Findlay,s from Tenerifre,, in distress. ' •
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 23.—ArriVed the Transit, ....._, from Pernambuco; Waterloo, Critehell, Maranhao; Lucille, Cand-
ler, Virginia ; Penelope, Roger, Aliramiehi ; and Amity,
Rowe, from Labrador.

The Rising Sun, ---, from Philadelphia, has put into Cork
in distress.
The East India Company's outward.bound ship Marquis of
Wellington, put into Simon's Jiayon the :kl, and sailed again
on the 17th of August..

GIBRALTAR, Nov. 3.—The muter of the Cornelia arrivid
here from Guayaquil and Payta (80 days from thelatter place).
states,. that the Booghly has been given up, and sailed on the
19th of June for Lama and this place with cargo..
Extract of a letter from the Agent at Maranham, dated
Sept. 9 :—" The Delfina dell Mama, which arrived here on the
25th ult. front Oporto, has been taken possession of by Lord
Cochrane, and the following vessels are under sale by his orders,
viz.—Pombiba, Bella Alliance, 'Cassadores, Nelson, Gloria,
S. dais Larangueros, and Toninha."
SANTANDER, Nov. 11.—The Amelia brig, from lfavre to
Senegal, which was taken by the Hero Mina privateer, Lind aent
into Corunna on, the 6th of June, since condemned anti sold
tiwre, is now embargoed at this port by the French Contzu/,
under orders of his Government, as areal! other Captured ,f'renoh
resat:hi in the Spaniqh ports occupied by the French yeßoyallitta'

EXLIUMATION OF A Doe D Ison t a weekly
meeting of the Afftgietrates of the ttorough or St. Alben'e,
told the county of Hertford, in the Town-hall of that place,
on Sunday last—present, the Earl of Verulatn, Sir Wil-
liam Doraville, Baronet, Bev. Dr. Bowen, Bev. Mr. Gape,
Mr, Brown (Alayor,) and Mr. Kinder—John Jerome, of
No. 3, Kingsland-road, labourer, and joint Ilnlloway, of
Oloster-place, Elsekney.rond, gardener were charged with
having disinterred and carried away a male corpse from the
church-yard of the parish of Luton, in the night of the 11th,. or
early on the morning of the lath instant. Mr. William Yard-
ley, a farmer; and one of the churchwardens of the parish of
Luton, in Bedfordshire, stated that he was informed of the ex-
humation of the corpse that morning by .Alr. John Deacon
keeper of the House of Correction of the borough of St. Albans.
whom he had accompanied on his return, roc the purpose or`
proseceting the investigation. James Finder, a lebourer, residing
at Harpenden, deposed that he left borne at about five o'clock in the morning to go to Mr. Fowler's, at Simberlock-green. Inen
he reached the St. Alban's road, from Staker's.lane, he ob-
eerved a cart, driven by the prisoner Jerome, and behind
which the other prisoner Holloway was walking: He hurl not
long proceeded clown the road, when the smell of something
offensive came towards him, as from the cart ; he thought it that
of a putrid corpse, and suapected the prisonericto be resurrec-
tion-men. Shortly afterwards he wet: overtaken by hie brother
Thomas, to whom he communicated his suspicions. Theo
increased their pace until they arrived at Mr. Fowler's, wheie
they were going to work. They infOrined Mr. Fowler of the
circumstance, and when the cart came up, that gentleman told
the men to stop ; they refused, but witness and others took
bold of the horse's head. The eve Wag then searched, and
male corpse (that of a very elderly man) was found io a ttaek
under a quantity of straw. Witness Assisted in conveying the
corpse to St. Peter's workhouie. Thomas' Folder, an elderly
man, deposed that he was sexton of the parish of Imon ; saw
Mr. John Deacon that morningin the church-yard, end observed
that a grave had been di turbed in thenight ; the body of Wrr.
Oilmen was buried there on the P.cl instant (13 da.ys since) ;
the grave was net notch disturbed ; should have thought the
cows had trampled over it, COWN being allowed to graze in rho,
church yard ; has seen the corpse since it has been in Sr.
Peter's workhouse: knows it to be that of the late Williant
v.ith whom he had been acquainted for upwards 0145
years; the shroud and coffin wire left behind ; the lid of
the eolli.l w)V4 Wien entirely otr, and call the serene taken
out ; eit had been tOrced open at, the shoulders ; is sure he
had never seen the prisonersbefore, nor ever received ions
money from them. The witness Finder and his brother .tatc:.d
that they saw the prisoners about the same. spot three or feur
days back. They were driving a cert very heavily loaded, and
the knell was then offensive. The repetition of this circum-
stance prompted them to act as they Intel done. Mr. Vardlley observed that their Conduct should not go unrewarded. Thee.
Porter, toaster of St. Peter's workhouse, depoaal to the corpse having; being brought there about eight o'clock in the
morning. Jerome on being asked if he had any thing to Say,
observed, that he should reserve his defence. Helloway sat
-'hie prisoners were committed for trial at the canting
Quarter Sessions. Jerome said, lie had borrowed the horse of
Wm. Clnrk, of llusby-street, Spital.square : the can was hired
of John Phillips, 'of llorseferry.mad, whose name was on the
off side. Brown, Esq., the Mayor of St. direa4ed
the prisoners to be detained for n short time, and then itecurely
conveyed to the House of Correction. 'He particularly car,.
tinned the constables to
,protect the men from the mob. The
Court-room, which is Very spacious, WAR extremely crovrcled—
The prisoners were much hooted on their way fame the 'foist-
hall.—( County Chroniele.)
A milkman has exhibited a sign over the pas.
sage between Nos. 5 awl ti, in Duke's.row, oppo-
eife St. Pancras New Church, of which ft* frel.
lowing is a true copy:----" Families suppliod with
new Milk and Messages, Cream Parcels deliveted
by J. Brown."

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PROVIDENTIAL ESEAPE..--Ofl Fiday
about six o'clock, three housol, near the new
church, King's.road, Pimlico, fell down with a
tremendous crash. The houses worn not finish,
and it is supposed that the reason of their falling
is the damp and swampy state of the groand in
the neighbourhood.