The Sun.
London, England, 1840-12-12 00:00:00

DON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 121 1840.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, DEC. 12.—Wind E., moderate.
DEAL, DEC. 11.—Wind E. S. E., strong breeze.—Ar-
rived from the River and sailed, the George, Donaldson,
for Cape of Good Hope ; Gratitude, Harvey, ditto. Sailed
the whole of the outward bound.
DOVER, DEC. 11.—Arrived off port, the Stadt Amster-
cam, Blocksiel, from Batavia for Amsterdam.
DursoEsEss.—Arrived off port, the Stephen Phillips,
Thomas, from Rotterdam, M.:ry Frances, Johnstone,
ditto, both fur New Orleans ; Rob Roy packet, Rotter-
dam, for Mobile,
CORK.—Arrived the Volumna, Foy, from St. John's,
New Brunswick, bound to Greenock.
Poiersmourti, Dkc. 11. —Wind E. S. E., strong and very
squally.—Arrived the United Kingdom, Allen, from Que-
bec, with loss of boats, bulwarks, and jib-boom; Earl
Grey, Clarke, Taganrog; Syren, Burgess, Palermo;
Ruby, Jermyn, Shoreham for Waterford, with loss of main-
boom. Sailed the Ann, Burgess, for Tobago.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 11.—Wind S. S. E.—Arrived the
Phcenix, Evans, from Mirainiohi, with loss of bulwarks.
It has blown a strong gale from E. S. E. all night. The
Plice.iix, arrived at this port from Miramichi, passed, 9th
instant, a great quantity of wreek.l
FALMOUTH, DEC. 10.—Wind S. to S.E., strong gales.
—Arrived, Sir --, late Perrygara, with loss of boat,
bulwarks, main boom, &c., and the master and three of
the crew dead ; Lord Charles Spencer, Brown, Cadiz ;
Adolphus Yates, Hughes, London, for St. Michael's.
BarsTeL, DEC. 10.—Arrived the British Queen, Yeo,
Prince Edward's Island. Sailed, St. Vincent, Greene,
for Jamaica ; Theseus, Harrison, Trinidad ; Granby,
Allen, Barbadoes ; Nleroarius, St. Uhes.
CARDIFF, Dix. 9.—Arrived the Mary and Harriet,
Rees, from Quebec.
CLYDE, DEC. 10.—Arrived the Lutitania, Stewart,
from Oporto; Hunters, Callendar, St. John's, New Bruns-
wick. Sailed Roger Steward, Gordon, Demerara; Glide,
Townsend, ditto ; William, M‘Dogard, Trinidad. Put
back, Mount St. Elphinstone, Stewart, Calcutta, with
loss of bulwarks, starichcona, &c.
LEur 11, DEC. 10.—Arrived the Glasgow, Morrison,
from Hamburgh ; Johan, Altona.
HULL, DEC. 10.—Arrived the Mary Lea, from Ham-
burgh ; William Darley (s), Draper, ditto. Sailed Eliza
Kirkbude, Bookwood, New York.
HUMBER, Dkc. 10.—Arrived, Bee, Best, Haffiburg,h.
BUDS, DEC. B.—lt is feared the Lydia, Davis, of St.
Ices, is lost, her boat having been picked up.
TEIGNMOUTH, DEC. 11.—The Howard, Bartlett, from
Miramichi, which was stranded on the beach, has hecome
a total wreck.
Cowes.—Arrived the Adolphe, Walters, from Havan-
nah; Harriet Louisa, from St. Domingo for Hamburgh ;
Leopold, Gaveline, from Alexandria for Antwerp.
YARMOUTH (ISLE OF WlCMlTO—Sailed.the Avenger, for
Gibraltar.
TORBAY.—Arrived the Sir John Falstaff, Gordon, from
London, for Sidney.
BRIXIIAM, DEC. 11.—The Europe, Wilburn, from Lon-
don to Lines, parted with her three anchors this morning,
during a dreadful gale at S.E., and drove on shore ;
crew saved. The Desire, Martin, from Boulogne to
Marseilles, was driven on shore and totally wrecked, about
a mile from the Europe ; the master, mate, and five men
saved ; tin ce men drowned.
DARTMOUTH, DEC. 10.—Arrived the Cheshire Witch,
Davison, from St. Petersburgh ; William, Johnstone, Bal-
ling, lost cabose, bulwarks, &c., having been struck by a sea.
CORE., DEC. 9.—A vessel, barque rigged, with green
counter, apparently abandoned, or in great distress, was
pissed 19th ult., in lat. 17, lon. 34, by the Voluna, arrived
at Cork, which observed a sea break into her maintop,
when she made a ley-surge, and immediately after another
sea struck she made a lurch the other way and upset.
DUBLIN, DEC. 10.—The Perthshire, Jones, from Li-
verpool to Havannah, struck on the Codling Bank this
morning, and had nine feet water in her hold shortly after-
wards, when the master and crew took to their long-boat,
and landed at Howth ; from the exposed position of the
vessel and condition when left, it is feared nothing will be

saved.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. IL—Wind E. S. E., fresh. A rrived
ti,c Majestic, Larder, from Quebec ; Catherine, Cepha-
lonia; Adrian, New Orleans; Mount Charles, Good,
Tarragona ; Eliza, Palermo ; and Charlotte, Ulrica, la-
eobstadt. Sailed the Phamix. for Port Leghorn ; James
Nlattliewson, Branscombe, New South Wales : Sham-
rock, Dalby, Launcctston ; Belvidere, Stevenson, Bombay;
Isabella, Rymer, Pernambuco ; Isabel, Wenroth, Anti-
gua ; Alex. Leddle, Henderson, St. Thomas's ; Robert
Burns, Messenger, Apalachicola ; Planter, M'Mabon,
ditto ; Asia, listen, Mobile ; Fame, Winroth, Virginia ;
Thetis, Brown, Charleston ; and Augusta, Hamburgh.
Arrived off port the Phoebe, from Quebec ; Souter
JAnny, ditto ; Asia, ditto ; and Sofei, Palermo. The
Hanover, from Baltimore to this port is on shore near Bere-
haven—cargo expected to be saved. The Ilaidee, hence
to New South Wales, was spoken with on the 3d ult., in
lst. 8 N., long. 23: on the 25th October got a shore on
Quail Island (Cape de Verds), but was got off with little
damage. The Isla, Pivonclall, bound to Hamburgh, is off
the port, putting back with loss of sails, &c.

VIISSELS SPOKES WITIL—The Voluna, of Greenock,
from St. John's, N. 8., Ist instant, lat. 48, lon. 20, by the
Otame, late Hunter, arrived at Falmouth ; Victor, M•Do-
nald, Miramiehi to St. Ives, 23d ult., lat. 45, lon. 47;
Aurelia, Quebec to Portsmouth, 2d instant, lat. 50, lon.
17, by the Jasper, Muir, arrived off Paheli ; Jean Hastie`
Smith, Liverpool to Sierra Leone, sth instant, lat. 50, lon.
9, by the Antigua, Fisher, arrived in the Clyde ; Dispatch,
Newcastle to Gibralter, 28th ult., off the Rock of Lisbon,
by the Neptune, Stephens, arrived at Falmouth.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL SEWS.

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FRIDAY.—We have ex.
perienec d a regular and steady demand throughout the
week, and the sales, which embrace the transact,ons of
seven days (including those of Friday last) are large ;
prices have been fully supported, and for qualities of Ame-
rican ranging at fair and under almost id. advance may be
quoted: Egyptian had been offered more fully at rather
easier rates, but in other long
stapled sorts no change, nor
in Surat ; the latter ate now attracting the attention of
speculators, who have taken 1,000 bales, and 2,000 bales
of American. The sales to-day
were 5,000 bales of all
kinds, of which about 1,500 bales were Surat, the market
closing with a healthy appearance. 350 bales Sea
Island are declared for auction.
LIVF,RTOOL SIIARE LIST, DEC. I v
- Counties,
8-4 ; Debentures 4i ; Grand Junction 213 ; Half Shares
; Great Western Half Shares 50-; Fifths, 9:4 ;
Quarter Shares, 27 ; Brighton United Company, ;
London and Birmingham, 1722 ; 321. Shares, -18:1- ;
South Western, ; North Midland, 75; Half Shares,

CHANCERY COURT-(THIS DAY.)

THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. WILSON.
TLe arguments in this part-heard information were re-
sumed this morning, and occupied the whole day.

ROLLS' COURT.-(THIS DAY.)

WITLEY V. MANGLES.
The Court was occupied up to the time of our going to
press, with the arguments of Counsel in this part-heard
case.

COMMON PLEAS.-(THIS DAY.)

(Sittings at Nisi Prius in London before the LORD CHIEF
JUSTICE and a Special Jury.)
BORROWDALE V. PHILLIPS.
The plaintiff is Lord of the Manor of Tooting., and
brings this action ugainst the defendant, a copyhold tenant,
to determine in which is the right, by the law of copybold
and the custom of the Manor, to cut down and carry away
timber. The purpose being only to try the right, the da-
mages were laid at the nominal amount of la
His LORDSHIP thought the question at issue merely one
of law, and matter for judgment of the full Court rather
than of a jury.
At his suggestion, therefore, the SOLICITOR- GENERAL
for the plaintiff, and Mr. MANNING for the defendant, con-
sewed to take a verdict for plaintiff, with 31. damages, and
leave to defendant to move for a nonsuit.