The Sun.
London, England, 1841-02-09 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.

LONDON, FEB. 9.--here has been a light fall of sn°w
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daring the niglit.--;-Wind this day at noon, moderate breeze,
at N.E. • ~ • -
SHEERNESS, FEB. Horwood, Bloo.n, bound t:
Leghorn, got on the West' shore this morning, but has sin ;
floated off without any damage; the beacon picked up hel"g
to the West Tongue-Sand.
POOLE, Fan. B.Tfie Vixen, from Sunderland, is on shore
on the Green Point in • Studland Bay, and scuttled to keep
her sternl
BELFASy. in
T, Fan. B.—The Hope, from Glasgow, has put
here with loss of rtidder and other damage. ally
NluNst.mr, Fan. 7.—A vessel laden with timber and de
said to be of 700 tons, bound to Gibraltar, came on
terday, near Hunstantor, abandoned by the crew at sea, Rho
have since landed-on the coast.
Fa Lsroupv, FEB. 5, 6.—Wind E. violent gales. It c°7-,
menced blowing. a violent gale on the sth, and continues'
p.m.—The Waterloo, Blackler, from Southampton to GAO);
parted, and run on the mud. The Sarah, Chudleigb, fro
Swansea to Teignmouth, parted, but was assisted alungs rt
the Green Bank Quay. The Trinity, Taylor, from New,' r
to London, slipped, and ran on the mud. The rt
Homelon, from Chichester to Llanelly and Cherbourg, Ps se
The Pi olden
and was on sliore under the Rin Sl
( pilot schooner) drove from her moorings.and went to
under. Pesdennis Castle. Several coasters slipped, and reu
shore yellio
the mud above Greek Bank Quay.
BRISTOL, FEB. B.—Sailed the Elizabeth, Cundy, for la'
maica ; Lucy, Cherry, Antigua; Sarah, Savannah. kse,
N
froth Newfoundland. WATERFORD, FEB. 6:—Arrived the Margaret Par
Dunn,
48 hours. F
The Crailg, Alechie, Phillips, bound te the
blown a heavy ato
putting back yesterday got on shore on Spike Island, but re,
assisted off with loss of anchor and cable. The Columb.
Hughes, bound to 'Wexford, parted and drove foul of the u
A
leans; and lost bowsprit, &c. ; the latter went an shore.
YononwL, Fan. 6.—lt has blown a heavy gale singe Y'"
terday morning at E. S.E.
Livaitroor, , FEB. B.—Wind E. fresh.—Sailed the Clileies;
land, Morley, for Calcutta; T. P. Cope, Philadelphia' Ths
York, Cropper, New York ; Ellen, Rawland, Santander. a
Newcastle (lazarette), was towed from Quarantine Ge°,,,„ls
this morning, being leaky, and her moorings foul, &idl °- y°
into dock, with a cargo of cotton on board.
PORTSMOUTH, FEB. B.—Wind N.E.—Arrivcd the lbo
Quixote, Cape Hayti. The Diamont, Greenwald, from die
Janeiro to Hamburgh, has come into the harbour 11.010
Motherbank.
Ai vi de,
YARMOUTH', ISLE or WIGHT, FEB. B.—The .ale—nA 00
Stewart, from Southampton to Penarth, got on them ulost
the harbour, yesterday, but came off this morning o''—
ddainPLagye.A.rourn, FEB. B.—Wind E.—lt has blown
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' MONMOUTHSHIRE ELECTION.—Mr•
the Liberal candidate, has resigned, and the repretienio
of the Carlton Club and the Duke of Beaufort, 1"1'd for
tavius Morgan, will, without opposition, be returse
the county. Influence and gold have prevailed.
GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY.—Th'S jail
goes on swimmingly. It appears that the receipt!, edipg
half-year have increased 6,2591. over the corresP4l,3l,,
half of 1839, while the expenses have diminishedlV:boot
thus making a difference of 14,5121, or at the ratePf•oi.
1i per cent. per annum on the cost of the, non
great saving has been effected in the locomotitiq' tas
and is attributed by the Directors to Mr. Buddiollllo.o
Superintendent of that department. The ComPaPsy bad
lowered their rates for the carriage of goods, andllPle so
the benefit to the public reflected on thernselva it dist
increase of business. We should be glad to bevar; of
they had sought another benefit in the loWerifs,s_e
their fares. Their line being a cheap one shouldso-to
inducement for them to do so, and we are sure they boll
reap their advantage in it. The income on tho last 00
has been 232,5631., the expense 99,627/.,
of 132,9361., from which a dividend of 6f per edits, wi,sea
half year has been declared. The total expeaseigo,
been about 43 per cent. of the receipts.—BailioOm"
zine. iI
BURNING OF CAMBERWELL CHIMCII•--:, the
investigation has been gone into by the authorities o' ."„is
fire establishment, for the purpose of ascertaining the '
.Rix
of the fire, and the amount of insurance on the ehetirep
The churchwardens believe that the fire was from the c"sssa
heating of the flues. It appears that the , interiol'
warmed by hot air, supplied from a furnace under', Os
middle aisle, the flue from which extended throug-eol
organ loft to the summit of the tower: The last Per-toes
in the church were the clerk (Mr, Heath) and the sss
and they left about a quarter before ninri o'clock oa out
night. They declared that the church appeared safes "rod
all the lights were extinguished: It is aid to be !Tot
in the Atlas Fire-office to the amount. of 4,0004, 5" 100
the loss is about 10,0001. Fortunately a." lives were
SNOW SNOW STORM.—The most severe and fori,
tracted snow storm with which this district has bee -b0
sited since the destructive gale of January, 1838. la* er
the ill-fated Killarney steamer was lost, was that of
terday.—During Thursday night, the entire of yestera
and up to an advanced hour of this day, the gale, °tette
at East, has continued with undiminished violence, „„ce..,
ing a suspension of the weekly tailings hence for rlit
land of the steamers. The country is covered, la 61c:ese
places to the depth of four or five feet. In the 61 tear*
is almost a total suspension of all kinds of business.---
Southern Reporter of Saturday. ' 10
The sentence of death passed on Mdlee'bo
whose case we have more than once drawn attestloo•
been, we are happy to say, commuted into transports
for life.
Chll
KING'S COUNTY ELECTION—On Thu the
the
Mr. Armstrong, of Gallen. Priory, came forward
fts! iv
Liberal Candidate for the representation of the
ti!'slY.l.
County, rendered vacant by the appointment of 'l.' la
Fitzsimon as a magistrate at the head Police-ate' ill
his address to the electors Mr. Armstrong says De :Os
endeavour, above all things, to obtain for Ireland
feet equality in all civil rights, privileges, and im01,417 0
with England and Scotland." Mr. Armstrong's i'sre
contains no allusion to the Repeal question.
gra, 00
FIRE AT CASSIOBURY PARK.—A 110
oat in the great orangery at Cassiobury, 'the seat 0A1.14,
Earl of Essex, on Saturday night, by which that builuiiitee
the greatest ornament of those beautiful-gardens, was of
tally destroyed. It had been completely. fainted gnu 'of
in repair last autumn, and was full of piano and solo
the finest orange-trees in the country, many of thvicibm
been sent as a present to the late Earl by Louis ";g;
A MAN FROZEN TO DEATH AT
—On Sunday morning, about three o'clock, pollee'"ipe
stable 185 V was on duty in a lane leading from l(Ling,: el
Bottom to Richmond, when he observed a dirk Ws-Ante
of bulky appearance under the hedge ; he aPproaphou is
ascortain what it was, and discovered it to be a
tninta,
huddled up, and without either motion or: Wir-tbit
With some difficulty he conveyed the man on t° p•
adjoining beat, and with the assistance of that, 'o,ss
stable he was conveyed to the workhouse, but litenref
found to be quite extinct, and had evidently beet:l6l.oft
some hours. The deceased is about 27 years of age, ftvedir
seven inches high, light hair, dark eyes, and had on s,_„„(s.
green coat, shabby fustian trousers, and blucher 31w,"es
From bOMO implements found upon deceased lio.aPP:oef
to have been a smith, and from some writing upon! P,:i.018
upon which there is ne name, it would appear that De",,,ho
from the neighbourhood of Drury-lane. The surge°ll,-el,
examined the body, gave it as his opinion, that &Lee.; at
tired with walking, had sat down, fell asleep, and -tbo
means became a victim to the extreme severity °
weather.
CHEAP LIVING IN BRITANNy.—The m
kets are bountifully supplied, and the provisions are,o-0S
cellent of their kind. Beef of first-rate quality, five ;os
per pound; veal, six sous; mutton, four sous, songt„B;
five. Poultry remarkably cheap, and particularly' Lpi
chickens, twenty sous a couple; full-grown fowls, "r;
thirty-five to forty sous a couple ; capons, a trifle dear it
turkeys, three franca each, small ones less. Tbc jet'
superlatively good, and remarkably reasonable r---s°.5°. to
from three to four sous a pair ; mackerel, from tyi°,ae
three sous each ; turbots, thirty sous to three francs,
cording to the size; John Dory, a franc and thirty 50; 5
red mullet, two, three, and four each. Servants'w,ll4
vary from three to four and five pounds .a
year, accenr„;:-0
to their acquirements. A single man may live like a cat
upon sixty pounds a year at L'Orient, and so he 1111',e.
Quimper; but this is on a grand scale : he could
spectably on forty; and a married couple could enjoy
luxury with a rental of a hundred a year.—Sportsels-Fi $
at,ce.

STEEL FIRE-IRONS, with Bronzed o°B
155. per Set, Bronzed Fenders, gs. A variety I?f_
terns and prices, from the above to 30s. at which Prise
to*
fenders are particularly handsome, with splendid scroll cePop.
richly intermixed with steel, the ends are steel, and ,
si
porters for the fire-irons bronzed. Polished steel r -"""
from 4s.
Catalog per set.
01. of
ues gratis, containing the prim of every arti
Furnishing Ironmongery.
RIPPON and BURTON, Wells-street, Oxford-street'
Established 1820.

13 HS. , „out•
On the 6th inst., at ringGleve Hall, Suffolk, die to--
:lble Mrs. Vanneck, of a daughter. k•
On the sth inst., at No. 76, Oxford-terrace, Hyde•par-' th
wife of Richard Heathfield, Esq., barrister-at-law, of* sop
On the 6th inst., the Lady of John Duncan, Esq., 19,
George-street, Westminster, of a daughter. it'
On the 31st ult., at Sedbury-park, the wife of o•
Roper, Esq., of Heighington, Durham, of a son.
1, Ws
On the 3d inst., at Emberton, Bucks, the widow of tliter,
H. Maynard, Esq., formerly of the Bengal army, of a tilos-
On the 4th inst., in King-street, Cheapside, Mrs. J.
ford, of a daughter. thd
On the 4th inst., at Camden House, Leytonstone,KM—
lady of C. Tebbutt, Esq., of a son.
On the sth inst., in Nottingham-terrace, the lady of fleSrl
Methold, Esq , of a son.

MARRIED. T
On the 16th ult., at Woodford Church, Essex, W. bier
dison, Esq., of Chigwell, Essex, to Elizabeth, secand clang
of the late W. Hore, Esq.
Ti I !soil'
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On the 4th inst., at Battersea Church, the Rev.. —e sae,
Rector of St. Mary's, Blandford, Dorset, to Miugaret
third daughter of the late J. Eade, Esq., of Hitchin, 114:1ter
On the 4th inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square,
Watts, Esq., of Gray's-inn-square, to Maria Kent, wid°vbcaitis
On the 4th inst., at Hambledon Church, Bucks, Mr. T.
Cheffins, of Broxbourn, Elects, to Elizabeth, widow of or•
Stevenson, late of West-end, Wormley.

LED.
On the 28th ult., Cecil, third eon of Joseph Warner 064'14'
Eiq., of Waterpenny, Oxfordshire, aged 12 years. in
On the sth inst., at Mr. Blair's house, Portman-sqtu—Z.A..
her 85th year, Letitia, relict of the late General the Hon.
ward Stopford, brother to the second Earl of Courtows• boh
On the 3d inst., at Coral Cottage, Chelmsford, Oisa
Catherine, the wife of James Parler, Esq., aged 21. Agol,
On the 3d inst., J. Wingfield, Esq., of Tickencote,
On the 4th inst., at Pimlico, Mrs. Margaret Maclean, re!
of Major Alexander Maclean aged 81.
On the 4th inst., at Littlehampton, Sussex, Elizabeth, wi
of the late IL Blake, Esq., M.P. for Arundel, aged 74., ,
On the 4th inst., Sarah, the widow of the late E. Bib'
eseent-place, Bridge-street, Blackfriars.

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the county of 111iddlese=._•Tuesday, February 9, lab