The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-24 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

Sia,—l thank you on behalf of the Committee for your very
excellent remarks in The Sun of yesterday. They were re-
ceived here with gratification, and have been reprinted and
circulated throughout the City. We have been going on with
the good cause most gloriously. A meeting of the electors
was called yesterday, and resolutions passed condemnatory of
a compromise, and requesting Sir William Foster, Bart., and
Flank Offley Martin, Esq., to offer themselves as candidates
for the representation of this city in Parliament. The requi-
sition was signed by nearly 700 electors in a short period.
It is rumoured that the anti-compromising Tories intend
starting Captain Stracey and John Cator, Esq., in opposition.
Again thanking you for your courtesy in attending to our
request, I am, Sir, your most obedient servant,

JOHN J. DARKIN.
Committee of Electors, Bazaar, Norwich, June 22, 1841.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

SlR,—May I beg the favour of your contradicting the
charge made against my brother, the Rev. Thomas
M'Donnell, of Birmingham, in the Times and Standard
of yesterday, " that he has been lately discovered to be
an abettor of Chartism."

Considering; the manner in which Chartism developed
itself at Birmingham, such a charge against a Catholic
clergyman is too serious to be passed over. It is, how-
ever, notoriously false,—the truth being, that he has
subjected himself to much unpopularity, and, as I have
witnessed, to not a little danger, by his steady and un-
compromising opposition to the cause of Chartism at
Birmingham. An opportunity will certainly be afforded
to the inventor or publisher of this calumny to explain
and defend himself, as he can, in a Court of Justice.
I remain, Sir, your most obedient servant,
25, Old-square, Lincoln's-inn, F. 2I'DONNELL.
June 23, 1841.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
(LLOYD'S).

LONDON, JUNE 9.3.—Wind this day at noon, S. to S.E.
DEAL, JUNE 29..—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Water Lily,
Hart, from Jamaica; from the River, Vectis, for the Mauri-
tius ; Middleton, Monte Video ; Rose, Kelly, Halifax ; Har-
mony, Labrador ; St. Andrew, Quebec, part of the crew re-
fusing to proceed in her ; Garland Grove. Sailed the Ger-
trude, for :New Zealand; St. James, New York; with several
of hers.

LtvEnrooL, JUNE 22.—Wind S.W. to N.W.—Arrived the
Boceauza. Craig, from Lima, sailed March 10; the Elizabeth
Powell, Wake, Pernambuco, sailed the Bth ult. ; Britannia and
Speed, Mobile ; Sarah, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Con-
vivial, Newfoundland; Fenice, Vesin, Trieste. Sailed the
Blorenge, for Calcutta ; Josephine, Singapore ; Catharine,
Quebec ; Thetis, St. John's, New Brunswick. Arrived off, the
South America, from New York • Acadia, Mobile.
HASTINGS, JUNE 22.—Arrived off, the Guiana, Winter,
from Port Adelaide •, Pauline Houghton, Tate, Mauritius;
Osbert, Dominica; Friendschap, Batavia for Amsterdam.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 22.—W.S.W.—Arrived the Mediator,
Chadwiek, New York, sailed June 1, and proceeded for
London. Sailed the Reliance for Bombay.
COWES, JUNE 22.—Arrived the Brazil, Matanzas; Aurora,
Sandmark, from Brazil.
OFF THE START, JUNE 21. —The Fanchon, Pyk, Batavia.
SWANAGE, JUNE 21.—Arrived off, the Sarah, Erwin, from
Havaunah ; Felice, Tampico, Bremen.
TORBAY, JUNE 21,—Arrived the Pekin, from London, for
Madras ; John Willis, ditto, for Demerara; James M'Queen,
ditto, for St. Kitt's.
PO:3100TH, JUNE 22.—Wind, W.S.W.—Arrived, the City
of Edinburgh, from Portsmouth, for Dalhousie, with loss of
fore-yard.
FALMOUTH, JUNK 9.l.—Wind. W. S. W., strong.—Arrived
the Enterprise, Smart, from Monte Video, sailed March 29
Rernosand, Ahlbom, Marseilles, with loss of main:mast, sails,
&c. Sailed the Braganza (steamer), for Vigo, &C.
BaisTor„ JUNE 22.—Arrived the Pandora, from Malaga.
CLYDE. JUNE 21. —Ars ived the Atlas,,Reynolds, from Ja-
maica; Brutus, Henley, Tobago; Jane Brown, Montreal;
Bengal, Evans, St. John's, N.B. ; Sampson, Duncan, Sierra
Leone ; Bellona, Montreal.
JUNE 2O.—Arrived the Ellen, Ross, from Trinidad.
SHIELDS, JUNE 16.—Sailed the Ceylon, Leslie, Bombay.
ErzyLL, JUNE 22.—Wind, W. S. W.—Arrived the George,
Berridge, Vora St. John's, New Brunswick.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITIL-The Ann Baldwin, from
Lima to London, :April 19, lat. 45 S.. lon. 43, which
had spoken the Helen', Anderson, from Rio Janeiro, lat.
53, lon. 90. Voyager, Cadiz to Halifax, 13th, ditto,
lat. 41 lon. 98 ; ditto, 13th ; Britannia
,
steamer, Liverpool to Halifax, :.11th, twenty miles south
of Kinsale, by the Bowanya, aolved at Liverpool.
Elizabeth, Liverpool to Rio Grande, aria Bernand, bound
to Batavia, April 30, lat. 1 S., lon. W. ; Banea,
ditto, 2d ult., lat. 2 N., lon. 22, by the Pars:ee, arrived
at ditto. Lord Dobbin, Liverpool to [alcutta,
April 26, lat. 20 S., lon. 28 W. ; Sophia,
don to Cape of Good Hope, 2d ult., le.t.
13, lon. 29 ; Sir John Byng, ditto, 2d ult. ; Spenser, 8 ;
Galliot, No. 249, for Amsterdam, 24th, lat. 22 N., lon.
38 ; Virginia, from Liverpool, 9th, lat. 47, lon. 31 ;
Fairfield, 9th, off Cape Clear, by the Seagull, arrived at
do. ; Harbinger, of Whitehaven, sth ult., lat. 16 S., lon.
4 W., by the Pauline Houghton, arrived off Hastings.
Iberia, or Havanna, Africa to Liverpool, 2d, lat. 29,
lon. 41, by the ditto, arrived off ditto. Sarah, Madeira
to Boston, 13th, lat. 41, lon. 34 ; Mattaposet, Madeira
to Boston, 16th, lat. 46, lon. 24 ; Washington, Madeira
to 131oston, 17th, lat. 48, 10n.21, by the Chadwick, arrived
at Port§ttionth. . Florenz, of St. John's, Newfoundland,
10th, 1at.43, lon. 31, by the Felicie, arrived off Swanage ;
Triton, Snell, Gibraltar, lat. 40, lon. 10; Clifton, Bristol
to Malaga, 12th, lat. 43, lon. 9 ; Camilla, Newcastle to
Gibraltar, 13th, lat. 44, lon. 8, by the Perseverance,
arrived at Torbay. Elizabeth ltanwell, Pernambuco
to Liverpool! 15th, lat. 45, lon. 22, by the Enter-
prise, arrived of Falmouth. James Moran, of and
from Greenock, 1904 lat. 46, lon. 8, by the Herno-
sand, arrived at ditto. North Shields, Rio Janeiro
to Constantinople, 21h ult., lat. 14, lon. 33, by the Neer-
land, 'iron Priuses, arrived in the Channel. Calcutta,
outward hound, 12th ult., lat. 39, lon. 14 ; Elizabeth
Henderson, 10th inst., lat. 40. lon. 11 ; Oscar, from Leg-
horn, 30th, lat. 42, lon. 10, by the Commodore, arrived
off Portland. ;lluke of Lancaster. Bombay to Macao, Feb.
24, lat. 10, lon. 14 E., by the Admiral Gobuis, arrived in
the Downs.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
Arrivals.—The Guiana,
in the Downs, sailed February
Winter, from South Australia,
1, St. Helena, April 16;
Pauline Houghton, from Mauritius, off Hastings, sailed
April 3.
Arrivals at Mauritius.—The Ranger, Proudfoot, March
20, from Calctitta; Tapley, Mallory, 25th, from Cal-
cutta; Swallow, M'Alister, 25th, from Calcutta and
Madras; Mark calmer, Palmer, 26th, from Marseilles;
Auguste Etienne,
from Bordeaux; Eepanet, 26th, from Marseilles; Atlas,
Bordeaux; Reliance, Scott, from Lon-
don;ra g
Reflector, Everson, 28th, from the Cape•, John
King, Bristome, 29th, from Calcutta; Agra, Mearns,
April 1, from London; Clifton, Cox, April 2, from Cal-
cutta.
Departures from Mauritius.—The Memnon, Peltier,
; Eleanor, Mossman, for Hobart
Kingfisher, Harris, 19th, and Johanna, Paddle,
Town
March ; 13, for Bourbon
'2Bth, for Madagascar.
Arrivals at Adelaide, South Australia.—The Courier,
Roche, Jan. 23, from Rapid Bay ; Strathisla„ Leslie,
26th, from Sydney ; True Love, Coulton, from Sydney ;
Agnes and Elizabeth, 27th, from Port Philip ; City of
Bordeaux, 29th, from Kin.. George'o Sound.
Vessels loading at Mauritius—For London—The
Packet, to sail sth April ; John Bagshaw, 6th; Thomas
Snook, Nautilus, Augustus. For Liverpool—The Joseph
Winter.

Departures from Sourabaya.—The Renown, Jan.
20,
to New South Wales ; Ardaseer, Feb. 9, to China.
Passengers by the John Fleeming, Rose, from Ben-
gal,i Madras, and Cape.—Mrs. Wahab and two children,
A_rs. Du Pasquier, .Mrs. M`Carsky and two children,
Mrs. Norman and child, Mr. and Mrs. M‘Nab, Mrs. Pal-
mer and chill, Mr. and Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Baillie anti
child, Miss Howard, Miss Stuart, Major Wahab,
Captain Du Pasquier, Capt. Macarthy, H.M. 57th Regt.,
Lieut. M'Cartrey of the 15th Hussars, Lieut. Norman of
the Madras Army, Lieut. Baillie of the Bengal Army,
Mr. Cosmo Howard, Mr. Eddes, Ensign M'Carthy of her
Majesty's 27th Foot, Mr. E. M`Carthy, Master Gorty
,
Mr. Stebbinga of the United States Navy. Dr. Muterof the Medical Establishment died at sea on the 15th
of March.
The Superior, Reel, of Whitehaven, go2stht on shano but
re in
Madeira Straits, 3 miles below Sourabaya, J.,
was got off same day, and is discharging !c. be -hove down.
The Ardaseer, bound to China,. put into Sourabaya,
having been dismasted in the Caumetta passage, but has
been refitted, and proceeded 7th Feb.
The Renown, of London. from Manilla to Sydney,
which put into Surabaya leaky, discharged, repaired,
and proceeded 20th Jan.
• The wreck of a vessel, stem and part of her timbers
blackened and bagged, as if burned, was passed 24th
Dec., about 60 miles from the Straits of Sunda, by the
Sydney, arrived at Cork.
The Admiral Benbow, from Hull to Campo Bello, was
• lost in the Bay of Fundy, during a gale, 24th ult. ; crew
and part of stores ayecl.

MORNING EDITION.