The Sun.
London, England, 1824-06-08 00:00:00

AIERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, J t_t xE N.E.—Passed through from the
River the Minerva, Williamson, for Bahia ; Mars, Wilson,
for the Cape of Good hope ; Mary, Tucker, for St. Thomas's ;
and Constance, Branderis, for Ostend.
POIITSMOUTH, JUNE 7.—Wind \.E.—Oir the Wight
the Britannia, Luke, from Madras.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE G.—Wind E.—Arrived the Isabella,
Swansey, from London, with loss of topmasts; Venerable.:,
COwling, from Oporto. Passed down Channel the Equity,
Stow, for Quebec.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 6.—Mind E.—Arrived the Hero of
Molawn, Garrick, from Bengal and the Isle of France; Archi-
bald, Sewell, from Antigua, in 1.15 days; and Rapid, Wright,
from the South Seas. Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, for
Lisbon ; and Joseph and Jane, Gibson, for Miramichi..
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Arrived off Penzance the Ann, George, from the Brazils ;
Mars, Beacheroft, from Demerara; and Paramaibo,------
from Surinam.
Off the Start the Mary and Jane, -, from
Janeiro.
The East India Company's ship Marquis of Wellington ar-
rived off Plymouth the 4th inst. the sailed from Bengal the
31st of January, in company with the Abberton; separatid
from her on the 19th of March, to the eastward of the Cape ;
and arrived at the Cape the 21st of March. She rejoined the
Abberton at St. Helena, sailed from thence with her on the
15th of April, and parted company in thick foggy weather on
the 31st ult. The Berwickshire, outward bound, was all well
in lat. 2(1. South, long. 34. West, on the 24th .of February.
The I,:dy Melville, outward bound, was on thelsth of April
all wcll, in lat. 2. 10. North, long. 23. 1. West. The William
Fairlie, also outward bound, was 1111 well on the 21st of April,
in lat. 3. 0. North, long. 20. 45. West.

Lat Evening, an Inquest was taken
at the Bricklayers' Arms, Park-street, Gresvenor-square, on
the body of James Williamson, aged 37. The deceased had
been a gun-smith, and resided at 51, Park-street; becoming
considerably disordered in his intellicts, he would call his rela-
tives into his room, and make use of the most incoherent ex-
pressions demonstrative of insanity. On Sunday afternoon he
was found in the water-closet with his throat cut. %Tel dice, In-
sanity. The circumsances attendingthis family are truly di.-
-tressing, the father and sister drowned themselves in the pa_
dington Canal, the brother is now in SL Luke's mad-hotts4,
and the fate of this branch is above related.

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mangled
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fig biln Thomas
-street,
name of Gallo poorste: medicine,
Bankside. had
turning. lieu card, —et .the .
and dead widy of her .claild, a fine boy, two
years old • The wretched parent had left the
child in the care of a neighbour, wilt had taken
it,
to ether with another of nearly its own age,
to the wharfs, Bankside, near to the S
outhwark
as-works, and was sitting near
a waggon just
loaded with timber, which had not been secured
—the children playing about
her,
when, horrible
to relate, one of the piecesof • - l'h
timber fell ! e•
woman saw it in motion, • and on the impulse of
the moment, caught at the child neir her, and
drew it from destruction.—they
other, the next
instant, lay beneath the ponderous mass, vdread-
fully
mangled. It was conveyed to St. Thornas'4
Hospital, Wher •e an b •
utuest will. be held.