The Sun.
London, England, 1824-06-15 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

Dtat., JUNE 14.—Wind S. S.W.—Remain the Union.
Heart of Oak, Rolla, and ,:ssex, outward-bound. Sailed the
Active, Triton, Cape Packet, and several colliers, to the West-
ward. A ship, name unknowt, supposed to be the Hero, front
the Isle of France, has arrived this morning. A deep laden
brig, apparently a foreigner, is now (6 1-.. x.) running towards
the Bank Head on the Goodwin ; our boats are gone off to her.
Arrived the Ganges, Carnberledie, from Bengal.
PORTSMOUTH, TUNE 14.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Eco-
nomy, Willis, from Gergenti ; Maria, Ingartin, from Gall-
poli ; and Borodino transport, from Cape Coast Castle.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 13.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Mar-
garets, Henderson, from Leghorn in 16 days ; Madras, Fisher,
from Madras, 10 weeks from the Cape. Off the port the Malta,
Miller, from Bordeaux.
FALMOUTU, JUNE 13.—Wind S.S.E. to S.W.—Arrived
the Osborne packet, from New York, sailed 10th May, and
from Halifax the 19th ; Duke of Kent packet, from Lisbon,
sailed 30th ult. Sailed the Ilenrico, for Copenhagen; Hannah,
for Petersburgh ; and Gratitude, for Vera Cruz.
COWES, JUNE 14.-,Arrived the Recovery, —, from Ba-
tavia; Francis, Seabutg, from George Town in 34 days; and
the Motion, Mason, from Richmond in 33 days.

The Duke of Manchester and Cambridge, from Jamaica to
London, was spoken with on Ist ult. in ]at. 23. long. 84.; and:
he Richard and Sibella, from ditto to ditto, on 2.2 d ult., lat. 30.
Long. 76.

The Eliza, -, from New York to Antwerp, is off Scilly,
dismasted.

Yesterday the dispatches for Bengal and Bencoolen, by the
chartered ship Layton, were closed at the East India House and
delivered to the Master of that ship.

SURREY SESSIONS.

Yesterday Captain O'Callaghan was tried for an assault on
the Rev. Mr. Saurin, son of the Bishop of Dromore. He was
found guilty, and sentenced to a month's imprisonment, and
to pay a fine of 201. The gallant officer is not, nor has he been,
in the British service. It appeared on the trial that he lately
had an engagement at one of the minor theatres.

Preparations are going forward to enable his
MAJESTY to prorogue the Parliament in person.
The promising state of his MAJESTY'S health
enables us to hope that he will carry into effect
his intention of going in state to the House Qf
Lords on the day of the Prorogation.
Yesterday the Duchess of K r NT, the Duchess
of GLOUCESTER, and the Princess l'couotty
visited the Duke and Duchess of CLARENcE.

HAYMA tuELT ThEATRL—We yesterday gave
a list of the scenic Corps enlisted in the service
of this Theatre, and several of the chiefs were
last night called into action. The first piece
was of light summer texture, called Come if
You Can, of which we can only say that it
evinced the zeal of the Manager. to treat the
public with novelty. It was not very well re-
ceived. This dramatic Ephemera was fol-.
lowed by the Opera of The Lord of the Ma-
nor, altogether well supported, and in which
LlsToN's Moll Flaggon was conspicuously ludi-
crous. The last piece was the popular Farce of
Fith out of Water, which, with the change -of
WILLIAMS in the Ambassador, instead of Pott&,
who was on service at Drury-Lane Theatre,
went off with the applause of a very numerous
audience, the type, probably, of a successful
season.

HENRY CONDELL, Est.---The remains of this
estimable Gentleman were yesterday depsitod
in the vaults of the church at Battersea. 'lie four
nephews of the deceased, Messrs. WILLIAM, ED,
WARD, and HENRY, LONG, and GEo. EDWARDS,
ATTWOOD, PARKE, seri., CROSDILL, DANCE,
amwnuedsreiEca:l:Ey.
melan-
choly occasion, viz. SHIELD, on the
SHARP, PARKINSON,
hii3eif.ortensosuorrslleariss.o la'titite,ndft.o.dlioviitig eminent
The otheliv....ffKietELlsLiottfT,tiAhler.dßepoliteEd,
Gentleman were—Dr. I
Mr. WEST, and Mr. TAYLOR. The funerdt
service was
performed by Dr. ALLEN, Pie-
bendary of Westminster, with impressive
solemnity. In the course of the service Mr.
ATwOOO performed the Dead March in SAUL OR
the organ, in a manner which spewed that he
was strongly affected by feelings of friendship,
and he fully excited the sympatlyotfeetinheedctolite-
gregation. A considerable number of the inha-
bitants of the place, who knew and l
es
character of the departed Gentleman, followed
the procession, and held forth a striking lesson,
to shew how those who afford a good exam-
car:le/recotfednaEfNteltrydeacotxtt.
ply
IcheLuLis: enrtnillideoeirdhaltisvheelsefetwaariltlmhlli respected
of affection and
regret in the hearts of all who had the pleasure
of being well acquainted with his talents and
his worth.