The Sun.
London, England, 1840-07-08 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.

LONDON.—Wind this day at nuon W. to S.W., mode-
rate breezes.
DEAL, JULY 7. Wind S. W., squAy.—Arrivef • the
Codrington, Ray ner, from Antigua; Leerops. Ede,,
Quebec ; Brunswick, Sierra Leone.
LIVERFoOL, JULY 7.—Wind W.N. W., fresh brccze.—
Arrived the Esk, Anderson, from Pernambuco ; Calista,
Blanchard, Mobile; Solon, Buckman, Savannah ; Nan-
tasket, Wippen,judLiytto7._;Covenanter,
vCarniff Port,chael,Na
Quebec.va.
PLYMOUTH,varino, from New 7
CDOOWVEERS:
JULY JULY 7.—Arrived off the Reserve, Jamaica.
Zealand. Arrive d
aqhorpe, Storey. Quebec;
FALMOUTH, JULY 7.—Wind to W.N. W.. strong breezes.
—Arrived the Alexander, Self, Alexandria. Off Port--
Rapid, Smiley, Port au Prince, Cousins, Bengal ; Elizabeth,
Davies, Pictou.
JERSEY, JULY 4.—Arrived St. George, Havannah.
PADSTOW, JULY 6.—Arrived the Springflower, Symons,
from Dalhousie:
BRisyor„ JULY 7. Arrived the Pilot, Miramichi.
GLocESTER, JULY 6.—Arrived the Don, Davidson,
from Quebec.
LANCASTER, JULY 6.—Arrived the Bowes, Johnston,
Quebec ; Charlotte, Parry, Quebec ; Dykes, Percival,
Dalhousie.

WHITEHAVEN, JULY 6.—Sailed the Lady Stewart,
Steele. Antigua.
KimarrowN, JULY 6.—Arrived the Eliza Williams,
White, Trinidad.

CURE, JULYS —Arrived the
x, 8r06w.7 Try-again, Irleacock,
Quebec; John Esdale, Wright, Quebec; Swan, Erring_
ton, St. John's, New Brunswick ; St. George, Dempsey,
Dalhousie.
SHIELDS,
JuLy
Boston ; Ony
,SBaiolmedbatyh.e Bostonian, Gilchrist,
HULL, JULY 7.--. Wind N. W., fresh.—Arrived the
Kingstown, Newhaven, Richebuctoo.
YARMOUTH ROADS, JULY 6.—Arrived the Venus, (late
Symonds), Quebec.
LONNEsTOFFE, JULY 7.-It has blown a very heavy
gale at S.W. during last night and today.—The Am-
pulla, Barnham, was blown from her anchorage with loss
of both anchors and cables, and is now riding in the
roads, being supplied.
LANCASTER, JULY 7. The smack, Swift, from hence to
Fleetwood, was wrecked on Sunderland Bank, 4th inst.
Crew saved.
SHEERNESS, JULY 7,--Tho T. S. Reeves, from Cork
to London, which was on shore on the Knock has been
assisted off without apparent damage.
_ _

A brig' supposed a loaded collier, grounded
Knock this morning, but got off with assistance.

on the

A most lamentable accident
nesday afternoon last at Tortwortb,
tor, of Thornburg occurred on Wed-
.------
in this county. A party,
consisting of the daughter and two sons of Mr. Scarlett, solici-
Osborne, land agent, of Elnerton, went in two phaetons for a
drive round Crornhall Park. On their return about six o'clock,
Mr. George Scarlett and Miss Osborne had gone before the
, andi two :Misses Osborne, daughters of Mr.
others, in one carriage, and Miss Emma Osborne, with Miss
Scarlett, was driven by Master Scarlett in the other, which
was a low one, drawn by a puny,
Miss Osborne occupying the
hinder seat. Unfortunately there was no drag to the pony
carriage, and as they were descending Tortworth Hill the
pony became unmanageable, and ran away, and continued his
course to the bottom of the hill, when he was pulled up by
Master Scarlet'. against the bank, and the carriage upset ;
neither Miss nor Master Scarlett were hurt. They then missed
Miss Emma Osborne, and on running back found her lying on
the hill, and quite dead. It is supposed that in her alarm she
had endeavoured to spring out of the carriage behind, and part
of her dress or her shoe had become entangled, as she evidently
had been dragged ten or twelve yards along the road, and one of
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in the neighbourhood—Cheltenhans Journal.