The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-08 00:00:00

ASHTON.

MERCANTILE SIIIPPING.

DEAL, SEPT. S.W.--Thim morning, at day
light, the Africa, Skelton front Jamaica; the Russian brig
Caren front St. Übea, and a sloop, were discovered on shore
upon the Goodwin Sands; the whole have been got of the
Africa lost anchors and cables and proceeded towards Margate
Roads ; the Caren lost anchors and cables, and is gone to
Ramsgate, the name of the sloop not reported. Arrived the
Hero, Cummins, from Jamaica ; Mary, innie, St. Domingo ;
Courier, Mainwaring, from New South Wales • Hambleton,
Couthard, from Portendick. Arrived from the 'River and re.
main, the Lively, Rodman, for Sierra Leone.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 6.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Crown,
Wilson, from Zante ; Sarah Merrell, Freeman, froM 'Peters.
burgh. Sailed the Norfolk, Anderson, for Riga.
FALMOUTH, SEPT. G.—Wind S.W.—Arrived off the port
the Manchester, Brown, from Quebec in 38 days; Zephyr,
Paddon, from Benecarlo in 35 days ; Emulous packet, from
New York and Halifax, sailed the .sth ult., and from the latter.
placedr.ttrtelOotohp, s ittoE.
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PT. 6.—Arrived the Henry, Hart, from
31aranhant ; Marquis of NVellington, Baxter, Montreal;
Wade, Doake, Euphrates, Sprague, and New York, Max-
well, front New York ; and the Havannalt Packet, front Ha.
vannah.

hlrr.Tonp, SEPT. s.—The Hemet, Hughes, from Smyrna,
bound to Liverpool, put in here ; she is not furnished with a
clean bill of health, in consequence of the plague having mani.
Tested itself on board an Austrian ship at *Smyrna, from Alen.
andria, in Egypt, where two of her crew died,. and another ill
of the plague was landed on the 26th June at the Austrian
hospital at Smyrna.
Dovrit, SEPT. 7.—Arrived off the port the Hebe, Brown,
from 3lontssrrat ; Herald, Sopworth, from ...—..; 4.id the
Wensura, Littlewood, from Oporto.

The Columbus, launched at Quebec, is of the burthen of
3,697 tons, and has 6,000 tons of timber on board ; she was
expected to sail for London on the Ist of September.

(ABBARD SHOALS.
Trinity House, London, September 2, 11124.—The Right
Hon. the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, having caused
a survey to be recently made of the Ilabbard Shoals, a buoy
has been placed, by order of the Corporation of Trinity House,
on each of those Shoals, in 2i fathoms at low water spring
tides, bearing East and West rom each other distant about 1
miles.

The colours of the buoys, and the compass bearings and dis.
tances of objects from the situations in winch they are reipec.,
tirely placed, are as follow, via. :
From the Black Buoy on the Inner Gabbard :
Orfordneas N.N.W. W. about 18 milt*.
The South Buoy of the Ship Wash, W. by N.
The Sunk Light, W. S. about 18 miles.
The Galloper Light, .N.S.lllj W. •
From the Red and Whitt Stn Buoy on the Outer Gabbard :
Orfordness Lights, NAV. N.
The South Buoy of the ship Wash, W. N.
The Sunk Light, W. S.
The Galloper-Light, S.W. W.
N.B. The Inner Gabbard is about six miles, and the Outer
Gabbard about five miles in length, in a N.B. and S.W. direr.
tion, and the buoys are laid nearly in the centre of each shoal.
By command of the Corporation,
J. HI:um:11T, Secretary.

NEW QUESTION OP RIGHT.-111 the Polite
Court, on Thursday, a raw youth charged his own wife, Whotrs
he had married about ten months ago, with stealing his clothes,
to prevent him, as she alleged, from running away from her.
It was very true, he said, that he designed to go home to his
father's, at some distance from the town ; " All the world
knew how she had used him," and a separation had become
necessary, since it was impossible to live with her. The
wife, whose organ of combativeness made up her entire
face, defended her conduct, and said that she had offered
to restore him his wardrobe, if he would return home,
and make proper concessions; to which he replied, that he was
the head of his own house, and it was her duty to yield to hint.
Haviog delivered himself of those indisputable axioms, he
looked astonished at his own courage, and his wife's powers
of speech were paralyzed for the momeat. But returning
to the charge, she made an attack upon his continency, oh-
serving, he had been from home three nights running. The,
Court remarked, that she ought to allow him a few indulgences.
" He has been o'er muckle indulged," was the reply, " and
that has tart him misken himself." rhe cool confidence of this
assertion brought a hectic flush into the countenance of the coat,
plainer,of
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by the Court's informing that a charge of theft by a man against
his wife was not competent, as all things were in common be.
mem them. " Has a wife a right," he exclaimed "to keep
her man's coat, waistcoat, and breeches ?" It was remarked
that the last article in particular was one of which his wife
seemed to be in the undoubted possession.—(Scotsman.).