The Sun.
London, England, 1833-07-19 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DO

FROM LLOYD'S.
DisaL, JULY 18.—Wind S.W.—Arrived from the river
sailed, the Sheburn, Corbyn, for Bengal; Tyne, Broom►
the Mauritius ; Severn, Braithwaite, for Madras ; Sir .101
Banks, Smith, for New South Wales; and Gem, Doug►
Hobart Town. Arrived the Rosalind, Boyle, from Quebe''...ii

PORT/MOUTH, JULY 18.—Wind S.W.—Arrived his 1112,1°'
ships Snipe and Vestal, from Sheerness. Sailed the Ebenei
Long; for Oporto, with supplies for Don Pedro's fleet.
Fa',mourn, Jutr 17 —Wind variable, light breezes!,
rived his Majesty's ship Speedy, from Lisbon—sailed O
4th inst., and off ()Porto on the 7th ; and Avalon, Craw_,
off Oporto. Off port, the Hero, ;Jenkins, slid Marini Col
from Cape Haytien. Arrived his Majesty's ship Pike, frog
mouth; and Agenoria, Nardell, from Accia.—Sailed the DO
Richards, and the Elizabeth and Mary, Reeves, for
with supplies for Don Pedro.
GREgNOCkt JULY Ig—Arrived the Broughtod,
&din Si. Doraingti ; and Pranets, Jeffrby, frbrii Marseillef%
Sticu, 16.—Arrivbi thb Jeall HeWart, MaekeY, „,11
London ; and Margaret Marshall; Stiqinr, Om Christian?
JULY 17.—Arrived the Sarah Anne; BeWly;
Smyrna. - _

CORK, Rix 16.—Arrived the Thomas Peele, Carr, IP
Trinidad. Off port the Plecades, Wilson, from Miraraichi'

LIVERPOOL, JULY 17.—Arrived the John Troughton,
ing, from Brazil; Susan, Nicholls, from Philadelphia; Cl
ham, Wood, from Charleston; Aurora, Southward, I'
Quebec; Elizabeth, Dwyer, from Newfoundland;
Douglas, M'Phersbn, front Sierra Leone; Amphitrite,
prom Sirtyrna ; and Franca, Duncan; from Licata. Off I
the Sarah, from Newfoundland.
COWES, JULY 18.—Arrived the Baltimore, Gibson)
Baltimore.

WATERFORD, JULY 16.—Arrived the Chatham, Will
from Jamaica.
DUNDEE, JULY 16.—Arrived the Hermes, Roger, and
Ann, Leader, from Riga; and Isabella, Ritchie, from Na

The Thomas Scattergood, Waithman, from Liverp
Philadelphia, was on shore near Milford on Wednesday,
injured, and main and mizen-mast sprung—cargo disci's.]

ASSIZES.-(RECEIVED THIS DAY.

MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—LINCOLN, JULY 17.
THE MAYOR AND CORPORATION OF BOSTON V. HARHSts
This was an indictrhent for libel, to which the defendellP
pleaded Not Guilty.
In 1830 an election was held at Bosioil fdt the retort
Members to Parliament, and during the excitement softie ,
riots took place, in which much damage was done. The;
poration instituted proceedings against the offenders, and 0;
while such proceedings were pending, and their trial 00
eve of coming on, that the libel, the subject of the pr:
prosecution, was published. It was printed in the fora
placard, and posted in the defendant's window, who is a 0
keeper residing at Boston. In this placard the Coipor
were accused of embezzlement, bribery, and subornatiew
perjury.
The publication of the libel having been proved,
Mr. HILL addressed the Jury for the defendant, whenl
Learned Judge having summed up, the Jury retired, and,
being absent for an hour, the Foreman informed his Lore:
that it was impossible for them to agree in their verdict,
of the Jurymen having declared that they had pre-judger/I
case ; upon which his Lordship observed, that that was
tween God and their own consciences, and directed that P,
should be again locked up, but they were ultimately
charged three hours after, one of the Jury having I°
taken ill.

We understand that ten were for a verdict of guilty; the'
gentlemen who had made up their minds before hearinS,
case, were, however, determined to see them out, having
vided themselves with food for that purpose, which the,'
gan eating in the Jury room.

INSOLVENT COURT.-(THIS DAY.

William Duncan Campbell, who at one time was supl
to be worth 100,0001., came up on his petition to be discbg
He returned upon his schedule the large sum of 45,0001.,
he inserted as available to his creditors when he last tot
benefit of the Act in 1829. The case was adjourned Sine d
order that the insolvent might amend.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOC
Jamaica Papers, to the 6th of June, have been rece
the North and South American Coffee-house.

(From the Paper of the above date.)
AFFAIR OF HONOUR.

A meeting took place on Monday evening, on the SIT
Be Townßeaumont.
race-course,
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abetween c Major-General rt -hGe efinreer ao lf
thefoformer,
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served his own, the challenger by his friend having add"
himself satisfied.
BARBADOES.—The address from the Governor of Bari°
to the Legislature, has excited the utmost consternationo
alarm throughout the island. His Excellency calls th
teution to the state of the magistracy and police, so that
may be prepared, with a prompt and efficient system, to ,
any change which would require additional provision Of
security of the public tranquillity.
(Received at the North and South American Coffee.b°!:i

FALMOUTH, JULY 17.—The Speedy cutter is just ft,tl
from Lisbon and Oporto. News had just arrived at Lisp
the defeat of Miguel's fleet. A gentleman, arrived Vol
by the Speedy, has no doubt that Don Pedro's aril
Lisbon by this time.
A telegraphic despatch from Toulon announces the
in that port of the frigate La Melpomene, which left List
the 3d. The cholera was raging on board the above IP'
She lost eighteen men before her departure, and 45 of bet
were left in the hospital. On her arrival at Toulon, sbe
on board 33 sick. tt
The Lisbon mail arrived this morning, but it does no
any later news than has been previously received, havini 4'l
on the 4th inst., and from Oporto on the 7th.
Consols opened this morning at the same price they
yesterday, 90i for the Account, but soon after reC6*.;
90g g, at which price they are at present, with little dot"
The public are much surprised that the debate on the
Church Bill should continue so long, as it begins to be
subject.

Portuguese Scrip continues at 6i premium.
RALF-PAST O 1

Extract of a letter of the 6th from Oporto :—" T eisii
you the Gazette Extraordinary, published this mornivgj
taining an account of the attack made on our lines yest`.
the loss of the enemy is calculated at about 600 A
Saldanha has been made Lieutenant-General on the tl'o
battle ; Dovergier, who commanded the French, hia
made brigadier; he has lost his left arm. Pemental baSoi
promoted, Ximenes, and George Vanseller, with threel
officers, decorated with tower and sword. The Frenk",,
two captains killed, and about 30 wounded."
Another letter from Oporto of the 6th says :—" I Was,/:
by the ringing of bells, and found the whole town illuoll,o
On enquiry I learnt that the Miguelites on the opposite 001
the river, had got information by the telegraph that VW
surrendered."
The Greek Loan of the three Powers has appeared
market at a premium of 61 per cent. It being of so
amount, and in so few hands, it is expected it will greatif
vance in price.

Consols are at present 90 % for the Account, and 90 34
next time.

In the Foreign Market little doing, except in Fort 4
Scrip, which has just been done at 9 premium.
THREE O'CLOCI

Consols for the Account 90%.

NEWSPAPER STAMPS, LONDON.

order of the House of Commons) of the nl/4
amps issued by the Stamp-office for all the
,wspapers, from the commencement of the year
a 31st of March, 1833, inclusive-26,588,050.
Stamps and Taxes, July 5. CHARLES P 3
3t of which number Mr. CLEMENT used for the
q Chronicle and his three Weekly Papers two
c hundred and fifty-eight thousand five bur
teen, being one-tenth of the whole consul

)13 had for all the London Press, consisting
Journals, four of three days a week, one

two stamped weekly Newspapers, and the

retie.

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late Lord have been mentioned ; but whether
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Newspapers, from the commencement of the year 1' ' ii,Nkt ,4 °I
the 31st of March, 1833, inclusive-26,588,050. f, ktBful,'
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correct or not, it is impossible to believe that the,., AerelP
Authoress can have drawn these characters mere)" sum I de,
imagination. The circumstances by which she 1,1 tio,leTta t
vested the personages in question, are so " partici' p thres!euac
to forbid such a supposition. It is to be hoped there,. , it,pro.g
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BIRTHS.
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On the 14th June, at Hanover, the lady of Captain , I
of a son. 0 tt 4 1110 d
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MARRIED. 1, 14deuSull
On the 18th inst., at St. George's, Hanover_ squares ' bei:s1:4tor.:1111,
Finch Noyes, of Belle Vue, Wilts, Esq., to Ellen s: atioilue t
youngest daughter of John Tharp, of Chippenham rsr . ,litt • 'eh,
bridgeshire, Esq. 0, in3Pro
On the 18th inst., at St. Andrew's, Holborn, J• 0 410, be 1
Esq., surgeon, of Staple's Inn-buildings, to Miss Me"' t'4 h,
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water, of Middle-row, Holborn.
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