The Sun.
London, England, 1841-10-08 00:00:00

VENIN G SUN

L LO YD'S S HIPPING—(THS DAY.)
LONDON, Ocr. 8. Wind this day at noon, S.W.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 7.—Wind variable and light.—Ar-
hived the Princess loyal, Burns, and Caledonia, from
;St. John's, New Brunswick. Sailed the Urania, for
;Sydney - Richard Anderson, New York ; Gipsy, New-
foundland. Arrived off, the Storm King.
• PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 7.—Wind W., fresh breezes and
Squally.—Arrived the Concordia, from Amsterdam to
Surinam ; Diana, Bremen, to New Orleans ; Cork, with sails split ; Henry Bell, Dundee for St. Thomas.
COVES, OCT. 7.—Arrived the Colombia, from Ant-
werp, for New Orleans ; Hiram, Bremen, for Rio Janeiro.
'TORBAY, OCT. o.—Arrived the John Pine, from
London, for Jamaica.
FALMOUTU, OCT. 6.—Wind W. to W.S.W., fresh
gales and -squally.—Arrived the Thunder, from London,
for Sirgapore ; Bona Dee, ditto, for St. John's, New
Prunmvick,
BTHSTOL, OCT. 7.—Arrived the Mary, Faulkner, from
Honduras ; Joseph, Anderson, Miramtchi.
• SWANSEA, OCT. 6.—Arrived the Enchantress, Edgar,
frofn Cuba.
'Coax, OCT. s.—Arrived the Orion, Robert, Montreal.
LEITH, OCT. 6.—The gale of wind continued to in-
crease yesterday up to twelve at night, after which it
'moderated, but still blows strong. About 150 vessels
took shelter at the anchorage at St. Margaret's Hope. A
,8160 p, name unknown, went down yesterday forenoon off
Porrovvstoness ; crew drowned.
• SHIELDS, OCT. 6.—The stores and the whole of the
cargo of the Good Hope have been saved. The vessel
. expected to become a wreck.
BERWICK, OCT. 6.—The Helena, of Bremerhaven,
sunk this morning a. little to the northward; crew drowned.
DEAL, OCT. 7.—Arrived the Steadfast, Simpson, from
Antigua; Catharine Elizabeth, St. Vincent's; Africanus,
River Gambia ; Florence, Madeira ; John Dugdalu,
'westward ; Frederick, Honduras ; Buckinghamshire,
Bombay ; London, Calcutta ; Swallow, Para; Scotsman,
Ludlow, Jamaica.
• Dovuu, OCT. 7.—Arired off port, the Ranger, Dring,
from Africa.
RAMSOATE; OCT. 7..—Arrived the Belvidere, from
Quebec,towed in leaky, with rudder unshipped, and loss
of anchor and chain, having been on the Goodwin Sands,
bound to Sunderland.
HULL,
,OcT. 6.—The Express steamer, with the Got-
tenburgh mail of Saturday last, has put
back fora supply
of coals, after having been within 40 miles of Christian-
sand ; she experienced heavy gales from the eastward
OR Monday and Tuesday.
YA.HMOUTII, OCT. 7.—The Mount Charles, from • Vovvey to Sunderland, got on the Kentish Knock this
morning, and was abandoned by the crew. She was
afterwards got off by some beachmen and brought ',ll.
here. The Tenterden, from Shields to Dover, has 'oeen
assisted into this harbour leaky.
Baawicx, OCT. 6.—The George, Stone, or Hyde,
struck on Spittal Point last night, but was assisted off
this morning with but little damage. The gale has
been tremendous from the East and continues.

COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT.
(FRO3I OUR OWN CORRKSPONDENT.)
ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIV ALS.
1 OCT
ortsmouth. I.—Cireassian schooner, William Lyon, Esq.,
from P
4th.—Flower of Yarrow cutter, Marquis Conyngham,
from Havre de Grace.
sth.—Gem schooner, 7ifarquis of Ormond, from Kings-
town, and proceeded to Portsmouth to lay up ; Kestrel
'raw], Commodore F.4rl of Yarborough, from a cruise ;
llischief schooner, "dirJoseph Hawley, Bart., from Sheer-
ness and Portsm(Juth.

SAILINGS.
OCT. 2.—Jack-o'-Lantern schooner, Earl of Orkney,
for the West Coast of Scotland.
Atb.—Crusader schooner, R. B. Sheridan, Esq., for
Weymouth and the Mediterranean.
YACHTS AT IiND ABOUT THE STATION.
Schooners—Jai-IWe, Hawk, Xarifa, Circassian, Flirt,
Citana, Mischief, Wanderer, Gem.
Cutters--_Nautilus, Emerald,Phcebe, Cynthia,Aniazon,
Witch, Pxron, Flower of Yarrow, Gossamer.
"rawlk—Kestrel and Breeze.
ArtaivALs AT THE CLUB HOUSE DURING THE
WEEK.
)01,0n. Henry Uptijn, WEEK.
J. H. Smith Barry, Esq.,
1,-1.5.; George Isentinck, Esq., R.Y.S.; William Lyon,
R.Y.S.; Sir B. R. Graham, Bart., R.Y.S.; R. B.
t.ridan, Esq., R.Y.S.; Marquis of Conyngharn, 8.Y.5.;
'Lseount Castlereagh • Viscount Seaham.
e
Th following fashionables are still residing in
sirowes :—Sir James and Lady Graham, at Beach Villa ;
Edward and Lady Paget, at the Castle ; J. B. Mil-
lings, at Gothic Flail ; Charles Bowyer, Esq.,
Great Pamilion ; Mrs. Wilkinson Bth Cottage ; Madam
3)e nor tu, 9th Cottage ; Lady Seymour, 10th Cottage ;
Allen, Esq., 7th Cottage ; W. Barnet, Esq., Bir-
)nitiritam Cottage ; Lady De Horsey, at Castle House ;
lord Viscount Boyle's family, at Oakhill House ;
Ri Arkwright, Esq., at Harriet Lodge ; Henry Bradley,
g., Grantham House ; Lady Therese Lister, at the
:earsonage House ; Scaader, Esq., at Prospect House;
lass Woodfall, at Medina Cottage ; W.. Newnham
.Esq., Cannon House and Cannon Cottage ; Gibbs,
Xsq., Prospect House; J. Sparke, Esq., Trafalgar House;
Matdcn, Esq., Claremont House ; J. Taswell, Esq.,
White Bose Cottage ; Colonel Sykes, at Rose Lodge ;
J. C. Sims, Esq., Bath-buildings.
The Earl and Countess of Belmore left the 6th Cot-
tage tan Monday for Enniskillen Castle.
WINE DOES WoNnEns.—A piece of land, called Mur-
telr:s Mead, which would not let for 51. per annum, was
11.aTI:uesday sold at the Vine, in 46 small lots, for-111)- c • 'ds of 1,0001. There was a plentiful supply of the
tec of the grape in the sale-room,
T

HE MARKETS—T H 1 S DAY.
CORN EXCHNGE.
I,lThis week's arrivals of Grain A
were moderate, and of
°lir good.
ti
The Wheat trade remained without alt
era-
°ll. and little done. Barley, Beans, and Peas as last
I ,
stied. Oats rather better than Monday. Flour as
asi

COLONIAL MARKET.
fThere was little life in the Market, the trade being
.athe utious in their operations, and holders firm ; in prices
veriation took place. The imports were fair.
SMITHFIELD MARKET.
glT1: "PPIy of Cattle and Sheep was moderate, with a
'Eh rnand. Of Calves and Pigs we had a fair supply.
trade not so brisk fur middling and ordinary sorts of
.rveli( ; fine young porkers were much in demand, and sold
No
• Nr Li' Beef, 3to 55.8. Bd. to 4s. 6d. ; Mutton, 4s. to 4s. 10d, ;
48. Bd. Bd. •, • Pork, 4s. Bd. to ss. 10d.
TheTEA MARKET.
as 1„, market was quiet, and lower rates were accepted ;
ulci• taken for Company's Congou, cash.
Ther TALLOW MARKET.
478, e Was a good demand, and full rates were paid.
Paid for P.Y. Candle.
, SPIRIT MARKET.
take lw,anand for Rum was dull, but holders would not
.01d 'er
fair re rates. Proof Leewards Is. Ild. cash.
in quest.
•

SECONDARIES' COURT.
(THIS DAY.)
Th.CAM (THIS DAY.)
V. DIOLYNEUX.
Itiztrol'S was an action brought by the plaintiff, to recover
tort; °3 from the defendant, for . having had criminal
siersation with the plaintiff's wife.
lehaLlV. Pollett appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr.
1,-71..uers for the defence.
vaili Parties in the action are highly connected, the
gkre 9ff I.
"eing the cousin of Lord Redesdale, and the
r-flleniant the youngest brother of the Earl of Sefton.
tiff °Pement took place whilst the family of the plain-
r \v.'s residing on the Continent.
theL shall give a full report in a Second Edition, as
ekse was proceeding when we went to press.l

MARLBOROUGH_sTREET.
(Tills DAY.) .
Nt.47'4oinas WeLb the driver of the cabriolet No. 1,232:
1it41441:14,!Td at 1.1;e banrabvfore Mr. Hardwicke, the
.p
_s
charge of stealing two paicel
cq,lt4tirnia,gistrate,
sets of valuable drawing-room and otheron
.1.31T11:1411 el'ertaitis, °which had been leftNion.
•Atp:day week, by Madamt. George,ii__ne of 13',1sChcaabrles-
'11
.'' terkeley-squaro,
was noticed
kiiti3t'Llv° parcels were. forgotten in trle ahnudrrydorfealssi-gruhatiknegr,
10
ciritive prisoner having been paid his fare,
ab 0 off. at a very rapid rate. The number of the
tifo„ . loco
atellv46 not • llected, and prosecutorh,ethdeerseefreirpetlegnavnef
411,11.kt0n of the occurrence, with. t
vre and the cab
.horse, which was a white one,
A lue-street police station.
4tte(,,' Policemln arrested him last night, when he re-
11.Y denied that he knew anything abohuntvintg; bdiriitvoenn
41,„IvttY to the station-house confessed
Ml? With the parcels and taken them homet9 to his wife,
littoo ,'IILY his directions, subsequently awned them at
atie °Ps of Messrs Lindner and Brown,} of Gray's Inn-
-4bailie::l' .e,.4:oll4einessrs. Moore and Humberstone, of Leather-
-I,Ltelborn, for 345.
property, valued at twelve guineas,
the
Pristtn?,,r°duced and 'identified by Madame George,
having
~I,° ' was committed.
In i',llL WEA.TIIER"—the remarkable fall of the
:dec-,,tY:°l' Tuesday has been followed by high winds
Tilt -1,-I"lt'uued heavy showers throughout the country.
t'vt,rl°l\;ineittl
_pc- give accounts of great floods in
lvh4..}(+l3trictsPaThresExeter Gazette states that the rain
„ierZleesli".B'tai.4,,,ft4licb in that city during the last. month ex-
ll (if the corresponding month it? anillyleart
SePtetim;';444 that the quantity of rain which :e as.
iselll year- 4/ double that of any other month of the pre
idtt tit
(i3ltl4' OCT 6,—.
M. de Ridden has con-
tr;lliertrie-: Ile:loc-OCrnTolive,Tn'wh.ich he has
result is
tis
ferq to - Account the quantity of steam h
inkitaProv,scaPe in other locomotive& The
d. of this
.01 'llleut is a great saving of fuel, besides
lu°tivee weight. The dimensions of these new iloco-
-I.4ihva 3 itre such as to hinder the use of it on an iron
lion 01' his M. do ltidder had in view the re_
oi
w-
,ver
.. his projected iron railway by St. Nicholas. 1.1
~Ittchitb_at luny be, we have examined attentivelytoe thisone
or the ?"'Y in all its parts, and it appears to us b
Iteigitlitnn ost satisfactory of the kind hitherto made in
......I,_ letter from Leige of the 4th of October says
11:as: Vireersons who are in a situation to be well-informed
_t its that the ex-King William, Count of Nassau,.
g 4 Purchased for 300,000 francs a vast domain in the
t
seeri,vnairs°ll4 of. M.eersen, in the Duchy of Liznbeyg. _
Cou..._sL° be his intention to reside there with his
rickiiierr-?ei)ti
1.051,.
in
c,ei.l, s as soon as the chateau is properly fitted up for
hor;ethe Possession of William Her-
W ,ill
Park, near Loughboroug a
whicOthich is daily at work, 29 years old, during 25 of
"hal is
to the spiire.—Nottinylicn Review.