The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-13 00:00:00

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The Brighton harriers meet Monday at Erringham • Wed-
nesday, at the Race Course ; Friday, at the llyke--at eleven.
The Brookside harriers Monday, at Newmarket-hill ; Fri-
day, at Telscombe Tye—half-past ten.
East Sussex hounds Monday, at Abbots-wood—quarter to
eleven.

- Findon hounds Monday, at Poling ; Tuesday, at Errineham;
Thursday, at Washington-common ; Saturday, at Castle Goring.
Mr. allure's hounds Monday, at Balsham ; Thursday, at
Woolpit-h eat h.
Mr. Hellier's hounds Monday, at Till-hill ; Wednesday, at
Clock on Bickenhill ; Saturday, at Wootten-warren—balf-
put ten.
Tickham hounds Monday, at Halfway House, Challock ;
Wednesday, at Warren-wood, Leeds ; Friday, at Long Beach
—half-past ten.
Cambridgeshire hounds, Monday, at Staughton Bridge ;
Friday, at Potton Wood—half-past ten.
Sir C. Constable's hounds, Monday, at North Park ; Friday,
at Coniston—eleven.

Mr. Meynell's hounds, Monday, at Black Slough ; Thursday,
at Ednaston Lodge; Saturday, at Chartley—quarter to eleven.
Quorn hounds, Monday, at Carlton Cleugh; Tuesday, at
Bunny Park ; Thursday, at Houghton on the Hill ; Friday,
at Wedmerpool Inn.
Mr. Candler's hounds, Monday, at Stoneblow Turnpike ;
Thursday, at Shakenhurst ; Saturday, at Hadley Dingle—
half-past ten.
Shropshire hounds, Monday, at Simdorne Castle ; Wednes-
day, at Lee Bridge : Friday, at Hankelow—half-past ten.
Warwickshire hounds, Monday, at Ufton Wood ; Tuesday,
at Mitford-bridge ; Thursday, at Snetterfield ; Saturday, at
Avon Dalgett—half-past ten.
Albrighton Hunt, Monday, at Stretton ; Thursday, at En-
ville ; Saturday, at Sheriffhales—half-past ten.
Cheshire hounds, Monday, at Beeston Castle ; Wednesday,
at Bunbury Heath ; Thursday, at Wrenbury Kennel ; Satur-
ctty, at Ravensmoor Windmill—half-past ten.
Northumberland and North Durham hounds, Monday, at Earle
Whin ; Thursday, at Ingram ; Friday, at Pallinsburn ; Satur.
day, at Cornhill—half.past ten.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
(LLOYD'S.)

LONDON, MARCH 12.—Wind this day at noon S.W., light.
DEAL, MA Keit 11.—Wind E. S.E., light.—Arrived from
the River and Sailed, the Tamerlane, for Calcutta; Robarts,
Elder, Madras; Osceola, West, Bombay; Friedland, Murray,
Cape de Veros ; Queen Victoria, Teneriffe ; Treasurer, Law-
rie, Constantinople. Mem.—Her Majesty's ship Asia has not
arrived, as before reported.
OFF THE SOUTH FORELAND, MARCH 11.—Arrived the
Johanna, Cornelia, Henrica, Batavia, from Rotterdam.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 10.—Wind variable and light.—Ar-
rived George Canning, from Havre, for Greenock. Arrived
off, Duke of Roxburgh, Leslie, from Singapore. The Tiger, Per-
kins, from Stockholm to Bordeaux, went on shore this morning
during a gale at high water, on a bed of rocks off the entrance
of Belford harbour, but is expected to be got off should the
weather continue moderate.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 11.—Wind E.—Sailed the Caroline,
Williams, for Port Philip ; Vulcan, Mobile.
SALCOMBE, MARCH 9.—Arrived the Aletta, Neding,
from Harlingen.
HOLYHEAD, MARCH 10, FIVE P.H.—The Jane, Duphus,
from Halifax to Liverpool, is at anchor, in a dangerous situa-
tion, about two miles at the back of the Head. If the weather
continues moderate it is expected, by the aid of one of her Ma-
jesty's steam vessels, she may be got off.
SWANSEA, MARCH 10.—The New Volunteer, from New-
port to Baltimore, fell over in Newport River, and became a
little leaky, but proceeded to sea, and, becoming more so, bore
up for this port, and got on the Mumble Rocks during a fog
the Bth instant, but was assisted off and into this harbour, and
must discharge.
RAMSOATE, MARCH 11.- —The Aurora, from Sunderland to
Bordeaux, ran on shore on the Brake last night, but got off
without assistance, and has proceeded apparently without
damage.
Oee BRIDPORT, MARCH 11.—Arrived the Juliana, Parker,
from the Mauritius for Bristol. Sailed the Mary, Faulkner,
for New York ; Slantarneen Abbey, Thomson, do. ; Hut-
chinson, Wakeham, Sierra Leone; Anson, M'Neill, New York.
LivEarool., MARCH 11.—Wind S. S.E. light.—Arrived
the Mazeppa, Jordan, from Bahia; Marion, Glarleston ; Scot-
land, Rubinson, New York ; Dart, Gray ; Wave, St.
Michael's ; King of Tyre, and Flora, Terceira. Sailed the
Leonard Dobbin, Carpenter, for Calcutta ; Brothers, Currie,
and Susan, Gilham, Monte Video ; Adrina, Dodd, and Sarah
Trotmar, Brown, Barbadoes ; Susanna, Stephenson, St.
Thomas's ; Agitator, Henry, New York ; Emerald, Gills, St.
John's, New Brunswick ; Sultana, Rogers, Leghorn ; Release,
Curtis, Gibraltar. Arrived off port, Queen Victoria, from
New Orleans; Fanny, Charleston; Ace of Trumps, St.
Michael's. A large steamer is aground on Barbo Bank.
COWES, MARCH 11.—Arrived the Sophia, Addick, from
Monte Video. Sailed the Glenlyon, Chrichton, for Monte
Video ; Elizabeth, Jackson, Barbadoes.
CORK, MARCH 9.—Arrived the Andes, Tovey, from Monte
Video; Simeon Hardy, Forsyth, Barbadoes, sailed the 9th.
Arrived off, the Glasgow, Robertson, from Mauritius, and
sail, d ior Greenock.

HULL, MARCH 11. —Wind E.N.E. light.—Sailed the
Mary Appleby, Mackie, for Mexico.
YARMOUTH, MARCH 10.—Arrived the Polly, from London,
for Dieppe ; Caroline, White, Amsterdam.
SHIELDS, MARCH 10.—Arrived the Salrain, from Bou-
logne. A schooner, said to be a new one, upset yesterday at
Ebson Quay, but was got up the following tide, with but
trifling damage.

FIRE IN RATCLIFFE HIGHWAY—A WOMAN
BUI:NT TO DEATH.— Wedncsday morning, about half-past
one o'clock, a most destructive fire broke out at the house
of Mr. Freeman, beerseller, 14, Parsona-street, Ratcliffe-
highway, which was not only attended with a serious de-
struction of property, but unhappily with loss of life—a
woman was observed at the second floor front window,
hanging out as if for assistance. On the firemen reach-
ing the room they found the body of a woman partially
dressed, apparently lying across a bed. Her face was
downwards. She was black in the face and quite dead,
being suff,,ettcd. The whole of Mr. Freeman's stock and
furniture is entirely consumed, and the building nearly
gutted. Mr. Freeman is insured in the Norwich Union,
and the house in the Phoenix. There was no person in
the house but the unfortunate young +comae. The origin
of the fire cannot be ascertained. Considerable excite-
ment prevailed in the neighbourhood, in consequence of
the absence of Mr. Freeman from home at the time, and
his subsccv.ently returning home yesterday morning, ac-
companied by a policeman of the K division, No. 275,
who stated that he had come with him from Blackwell,
where ho had threatened to destroy himself, and that he
had brought him home to deliver him up to the care of his
friends. The unfortunate deceased was recognised to be
Ann Dillon, the servant of Mr. Freeman. At three
o'clock yesterday afternoon a Jury was impannelled at the
King's Arms Tavern, Neptune-street, Wellclose.square,
before Mr. Dyer, Deputy Coroner for the liberty of the
Tower, to inquire into the cause of the death of Ann Dil-
lon, 22 years of age, wbo was suffocated at the abcva la-
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Jury returned a verdict of " Accidentally burned to death."
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this early period of the season,
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