The Sun.
London, England, 1840-05-20 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY)

DEAL, MAY 19.—Sailed the Ethelbert, for Quebec%
LIVERPOOL, MAY 19.—Wind N. N. E., fresh breezes...
—Sailed the Garonne, &gory, for Virginia ; Abbn 0
Reading, Rumer, Valparaiso ; Beaches, Marthorpc, Moats
Video ; St. Helena, Long, Cape of Good Hope ; Louis-
ville, Allen, Victoria, Lennox, and Sarah and Amelia,.
Macaduck, New York ; Alliance, Haley, Mobile ; Condor,.
Churchill, Baltimore ; Cossack, Dalarue, Antigua; ID;
,I;an, Fearon, Halifax ; and Rabina, Guthrie, Hayti. °l'
port tit:" Pamper, from Monte Video ; Francis, Billow
does ; and Leonora, New Orleans.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 19.—Wind N.N.E.—Off port the'
Mary, Marshall, from Hobart Town.
PLYMOUTH, MAY 19. Wind variable.—Saled Cie Igor
Ann, Bolton, for Sydney, New Soath Wiles ; EAgle"
Darkin, Quebec.

FALMOUTH, MAY 18.—Wind N., fresh breezes.--Ar-,
rived the Scipio, Watson, from Cape Hayti. Sailed the°
7'-h.!Y,. Pearson, for Antigua; Tagus (steamer), m,Leoa
Vigo, to;
DOVER, MAY 19.—Arrival the Mary Lycn, Davidson,
from Rio Janeiro.

Cowes; MAY 19.—Arrived the Thetes, Barboar, foe'
Rio Janeiro.

CORK, MAY 17.—Sailed the Dolphin, Roshe, Quebec:.
SHIELDS, MAY I:,.—Sailed the Bucephalus, Howard
for Calcutta; Mayborough, Cooper, Cape of Good Hope '1
Portia, Joss, Malta. The Thomas Bell, Robinson, from
this port, put back yesterday leaky, having struck on TY"'
mouth Bar. The Cesias, Price, from Memel to London,which was abandoned on the Ower Sand, was towed Ip.ie d
the roads this morning by the Badger revenue cutter, sad
is expected will proceed to Larwich.
Dm., MAY 18.—Wind E.—Sailed the Olga, Rant'
lidge, for Miramichi.

GRIMSBY, MAY 18.—The Dorothea, Hopp'', from
Dantzic to Liverpool, has put into this port very lea4r
and with greater part of deck load thrown overboard.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL C(DURT•
(YESTERDAY.)

NEW COURT.
SENTENCES AND SESSIONAL RESULTS. d
Transported for Fifteen Years—John Hcrset, . „
Pike, and Henry Ridley.
For Fourteen Years—Chas. Clay, J. Ditcbfiold.
For Ten Years—Joseph Harris, George Lloyadfo
N Chair'
Williams, G. Lane Wm. Benbrooke, Thos. Bud
Edwin Moore, P. Welsh, David Jacobs, Jas.. Hagan, VV.
Wilton, and J. Laroche.

For Seven Years—H. Hart Bird, John. Russ, George
Saville, Thos. Morris, Austin Mintonion.. Esther Karol)"
ton, George Coyle, John Cooper, J. And,erson, M'C,ar"
thy, W. Marshall, Thos. Gelbourn, W. 'Harris, W. Sind,"
J. Tullock, T. Speal, R. Isaacs, John Crooks, Samuel
Wiffen, John Brown, J. Smith, W. F,,ird, Catherine Eve-
rett, Harriet Everett, J. Evans, Joseph Gardner, J,°,,,
Saunders, Wm. Johnson, Henry Chinch Emery, and "".
Freeman.

Death—Samuel Bailey.
Death recorded against Catherir,e Mitchell.

MR. AND MISS HAWES' CONCkRT.—We
beg to remind our musical readers that the manual concert of
N.lr. Hawes and Miss M. B. Hawes, takes place to-morrow
(Thursday) evening, at the Queen's Concert Hooess, Hanover-
ie
confidentlyni
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drawce anannounces f
fi comparisonsar array a yt that
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no talentnteh ofoaft
omt
uh firstnhat
tv appeareoyrod ce order, a
Hanover-
square. Sir George Smart conducts, and the programme
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claims to public patronage than Miss Hawe 4, and
a due sense of those claims will be manifest ed on this oc
Among the attractions of the evening we 140tice:e solo n s
hv
° rated
violin by Mr. Hayward, the music of wletch is that celebrated
player's own composition. •
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HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—The opera ,
La Gazza Ladra was played last night, with the new balleese,
svt Withoutwi
evuessut rlcstoevin mayeh r
by Guerra, of Le Lae des Fees. Rutimi was sufficientliy,
covered from his late domestic bereavecient to appear
favourite part of Gianetto. After the opera, the da"cin-
Mdlle. Cerito, as usual, excited the load applause of the hoo;
The theatre was not only numerously, but most fashionably at-
tended,
and was graced with the prinence of her Majesty' and
Prince consort and suite.
SURREY THEATR E.—On rTuesday
11_ at
this house, a rather pleasant comic trifle, in one act, • entitled
Rverybody's Relation, was presented for t' he first time to the
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notice of a crowded audience, and was received most ap-
provingly.
Among the many improvement. of this
enter-
prising age, few will be more serviceable and agreeable to all
classes of society than the general adoption, of wood pavement.
Of the several specimens we have seen, these laid down at
Buckingham Palace and Whitehall have s truck us as being th
best. The principle upon which that pa re ment is c
nistruct ea
affords a perfectly plain surface, added to t.b e advantage of bang
free from mud and dust, which: are annv ying both to eciri;
trians and pedestrians. About two thee dsand yards of wood
pavement, on the above principle, aro for' chwith to be laid down
in Oxford-street, commencing at Newry .an-street.
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de-
cidedTHE CORK FELONS.--Tileir Lordships last Monday by six to four in fav'jur of the prisoners. the
sentence being informal. Mr. Moore, the new Sergeant, IS'
the Judge in the case.

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B IR TH S.
On the 14th inst., Lady R. Grosvermr, of a daughter.
On the 13th inst., at Belmont, Wexford, the lady of
Walker, Esq., M.P., of a son.
of
On the 13th inst., at Budleigh. Salterton, Devon., the WI
Major G. H. Robinson, Bengal Army, of a son.
'On this 15th inst., at Epping, the lady of the 'Rey. R. Salt °'
11. A., of a daughter.
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On the 15th inst., Mrs. C. Meeking, o. Holboru-hnt ' of.
(laughter.
ev.
On the 16th inst., the lady of the Ver R
Sir H.
n kelc
Bart., of a son. y

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I . Oil the 13th inst.,, at 1141.1A,Rtilofia;s1)6 it
the Rev. J. c-: Campbell, NV.•
.r., •--car of Roath, to Blanche, S''..
I daughter of , B. Pryce, "dvq.
2 Vicar of Duffryn. Rohe,
On tl• e 13th inst., at S'e. Mary's, Bryanston-square a,
'-'beff°r
F.dv•
,„,. ard, 13th in
son tf Mr. C. S. Gaye, surgeon, '', of ti,
Church, Glamorgaa_no i
reds, to MarfAnne, only child of Mr. J. Thorog' -
E Igeware-road.
„ Esq,l
On the 14th inst., at Sunbury, Middlesex A• Penn'' er O.
of Annett's-crescent, Islington, to Sarah, eldest daugnbbt W. A. Weightman, Esq.!'of Speltbo.-..-.e-grove. llxpernSu„nouurelt:"
On the 16th inst., at Hampstead Church, J. w• ''''''',orte
Esq., second son of S. Bosrequet, Esq., of Dingestow
ii, ~ the'
Monmouth, to Merelina, only daughter of the Right ..°-' Lord Chief Justice 'find&
On the 16th inst., at Mary's, Whitechapel, n• Barret%
two.,
eldest son of G. Ltyckwood, Esq., of Longmeadow late EL
Exeter, to Eliribeth Longridge, eldest daughter of the
Barnett, Eri. of Spring. garden Cottage, Stepney.
to Ll 3
Int e;t.hef, oln6lytllcihnisl dt.,oaft
J.KAenussitning,toEns,qS.ir A. D.Gordon, Bart.

lED.
On Sunday morning lastD,
at his residence, maids Hill West,Joseph Hearn, Esq., late of Snow Hill, after a long and palm„'
illness, sustained with manly fortitude, aged 62.
On the 17th inst., drowned at Et ,n Charles Francis, only
son of H. S. Montague, Esq., of Thurlow House, Clapham'
On the 14th inst., Mr. S. Jones, of Ckteapsitle, aged _ _
On the 17th inst., Sarah Elizabeth, eldest daughter of 31r.
G. R. Corner, of Dean-street, Southwark, aged 9.V fe
On the 4th of March, at Mahaieshwar, Isabella, the
of Captain C H. Delamain, of the 3d Light Cavalry, Bomb'
Presidency,•and third daughter e/f G. Evans, Esq., of EaliA
On the 10th inst., at Russell-place, Old Kent-road, Mrs.
Roberts, daughter of the late Pit% W. Roberts, seen.,Gut
of
lane, Cheapside, aged 70.
On the 13th inst., in Her,lford-street, F. Smythies, Escl.•
Colchester.
On the 13th inst., at Northam, Sussex, Miss Barron, aged
On the 13th inst., Jane, the wife of Mr. J. B. Al en, bit
Glocester-place, Kentish-town, landscape-engraver.
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On the 14th inst., at Hyde-park-terrace, Sir W. Booafiu*
late one of the Barons of her Majesty's Court of Exchequer.
On the 14th inst., at Lyncroft fIo ase, Lichfield, Anna Mari*
wife of the Rev. 11. G. Lonsdale, a ad daughter of the late J. is •
Heywood, Esq., of Wakefield.
On the 15th inst., Mr. Grant, of! Church-court, Old Jewry',
On the 16th inst., at Combs, land-terrace, Regent's-park*
Mary, eldest daughter of the late W. Sharp, Esq.
On the 17th inst., in Duke-street, St. James's, Anthony' V-
D. Searle Van Dam, Esq., aged 51,.
of
Lately,sot in
natte late
hel
John
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meryk,+l, comedianHotio. Emery, sur7,l 30n,
eldest

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