The Sun.
London, England, 1846-04-27 00:00:00

LLOYDS SHIPPING.

Lorrnos, APRIL 25.—Wind, N.E., sunrise, light breeze, and fine
clear weather ; 10h. 30m. cloudy ; 11 h. heavy rain and hail ; at noon,
light breeze and fine, but cloudy at times.
DEAL, Aram 24.—Wind S.E. to S. moderate.—Arrd. Palmer, and
sld. for Ghent ; Waterwitch, Strugnell, St. Michael's. Arrd, from
the River. Hindostan, Lamb, Bombay ; Tyne, Montreal. Arrd.
from the River and sld. Duke of Portland, Cuhitt, Bombay,
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 24.—Wind N.N.E., light breeze.—Arrd. Par_
land, Smith, New Orleans ; Abagun, Finney, Charleston ; Ranawan,
Swasey, Wilmington. Sld. 24th, Buona Amicizia, Bassi, Rio Janeiro ;
Pakenham, Bourne, Barbadoes ; Washington, Wilkie, Staten Island;
Nelson packet, Meadus, Newfoundland.

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SHIEI,DS, Aim'. 22.—S1d. Walker, Coxon, North America; Hope,
Miramichi.

PENZANCE, APRIL 22.—The schooMer Lady of the Lake, reported
yesterday ashore on Chyandour Beach, came off last tide without ap-
parent damage.

- CARDIFF, APRIL 23. —The Enterprise, Berwick, from London, was
got off Breaksea Point yesterday morning, and brought in in the
evening,

MUMBLES, APRIL 32.—The Hope, M'Davls, from Port Talbot to
Porthcawl, parted chain awl drove on share at high water, but ap-
parently has sustained no damage. _ _

- HattilEpoot„ APRIL 23.--A board, marked in gilt letters " Sir W.
Wallace," was washed on shore near the Black Rocks, north of this
place, on the 20th Inst.

Srum.ns, Aram 23.—The Alexander, of this port, from London-
derry to St. John's, New Brunswick, with emigrants, is reported to
have put back to Ireland, having been dismasted off Tory Island.
OFF FALMOCTH, APRIL 23.—Malabar, Bombay, for London.
NEWPORT, APRIL 24.—Sid. Fame, Dixon, Aden.

BRISTOL, Aram 24.—Wind E.—Arrd. Susan, Saidanha Bay.
Meitypoax, APRIL 23.—Wind E.—Sid. Fawcett, Sligo and Quebec.

It is said in military circles that the colonelcy of one
of the regiments now vacant will be conferred on Sir 11. G.
Smith, the victor of Aliwal. The emoluments of the colonel
of a regiment are estimated at 1,0001. a-year ; but, should
the regiment be serving in India, about double that amount
whilst so serving.—Observer.
We understand that the Queen, on the intelligence
reaching her of the late attempt to assassinate King Louis
Philippe, wrote an autograph letter to her dear friend and
ally congratulating his Majesty on his providential escape.
This letter was instantly dispatched by a special messenger
to Paris.—Observer.
CABINET )DINNER.—There will be a Cabinet dinner
on Wednesday next, but it is uncertain whether the Earl of Aber-
deen er the Right Hon. William E. Gladstone will give the entertain-
ment.
THE QUEEN DOWAGER.—
Blenheim Palace, the residence of
the Duke of Marlborough, has been broken off. The object her Ma-
jesty had in visiting Cashiobury, Herts, the seat of the Earl and
Countess of Essex, was preliminary to completing an agreement for
renting it for two years; and we can state that on Friday her Ma-
jesty accepted the terms of the noble owner,
" TILE Sex" ExPEEss.—We are indebted to our able and
zealous Contemporary for an express edition of The Sun, re-
-1 ceived this morning in Exeter at daybreak, containing the
whole of Sir Robert Peel's speech, copies of which, through
Mr. Young's liberality, were gratuitously distributed to the
bankers, public institutions, &c.— Western Times.
NEW SOCIETY OF PAINTERS IN WATER-COLOITRS.—
, His Royal Highness Prince Albert, attended by Lieut-Colonel Sey-
mour, their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge,
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[ panted by the Baroness Ahlefeldt, and
attended by Baron Knesebeck
and Mr. E. St. John Mlldmay, &c. The Duke of Cambridge came
unattended as early as twelve o'clock. Mr. Warren, the president,
and Mr. Fahey, the secretary of the Society, conducted the royal par-
ties through the gallery.
THE APPROACHING EXHIBITION.—It is said that the
number of architectural drawings sent to the Royal Academy this
year is less than has ever been known. This is no doubt occasioned
by the engrossing nature of railway work.__ The Builder.
DARING ROBBERY AT THE BLACKWALL RAILWAY
TIIRMINVB.-0n Friday information was received by the police, that
on the previous afternoon, about three o'clock, Captain Kelly, of
Gosport, while is the waiting-rooms of the Blackwell Terminus,
Fenchurch-street, was robbed of a purse, containing four 101. Bank
of England notes, a 51. note, five sovereigns, and some silver.
A MISTAKE OF THE PRESS.—The Gloucester Chrcmi
ck last week, in its account of the assizes, made the following extra-
ordinary announcement "and on being retried [by] the Chief Barrel
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Was found guilty months' invprisonment."
SPAPIELDS' BURIAL-ORO „-- M
and sentenced to three _ _
Bramwell, barns.
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uNDr. anis-
or in this matter by the Court of
Queen's Bench, has concluded t
ter, who was appointed the arbitrator in
and will in a short time
make his report to the Court. The object of the reference was to
ascertain whether the ground is a nuisance to the neighbourhood,
and in what manner it should in futurebe oonducted. There have
referee, but re-
before the learned
been a good many examinations .
ded at the commencement
porters were excluded, be having decided at
natal ha mow,
that the proceedings should not be made public tu
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