The Sun.
London, England, 1846-04-20 00:00:00

LLO a D'S sHIPPING.

LONDON, APRIL 18.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.W., modal
breeze. and thick hazy weather.
Cowes, APRIL 17.—Wind W. S. W.—Arrd. Cybele, Matanzitg.
SOUTHAMPTON.—iiId. Clyde steamer, Symonds, West Indies.
TRURo.—sld. Paragon, Simons, Quebec.
BRISTOL, APRIL 17. Wind N.N.ll.—Arrd. Eling, Trinidad.
CLOUCESTRIL—SId. Tenedos, Graham, Qu bee.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 17.—Wind W.N.W. to N.N.W. moderate.
Arrd. Edward Boasted, Shanghae ; St. Lawrence, Newland, Bona bp
Medi' erranean, Osborne, Amhriz ; Huskisson Benny ; FAO'
M`Cattrick, New Orleans ; Lord Ashburton, duo ; Sarah Sties
Sands, Apalachicola; Kestrel, Turner, ditto; Ben Nevis, Heft
Savannah ; Levant, Foulke, Philadelphia. Sld. Rahert Pa +k'
Parson, New York ; The Duke, Dady, Quebec. Off, Aroio
Mauritius; Agamemnon, Mobile ; John Campbell, ; Rapi.,l2r
nock, —; George Armstrong, —.
DuBLIN.—SId. James Fagan, Morris, Quebec; Spey, Tulloch,
Silksworth, Smith, do ; Spray, Hudson, ao ; H. Duncan, came
do ; Ocean Queen, Day, do.
KINGSTOWN.—Arrd. Funchal. Bead, Barbadoes.
Coaa.—Sld. Champlain, Millar, Philadelphia; Urania, CIO,
Quebec ; Marien, Whitney, do ; Importer, Mq.aren, do ; *D‘
brook, Sterling, do.
OFF Coas.—Duribray, Savannah, and sailed for Waterford.
DONEGAL.— And. Tun, Nicholson, St. John's, New BrIIIISWISX.
BELFAST, APRIL 16. Wind s.W.-61d. Sir Henry Pottinger,
Quebe- ; Christina Henry, do ; Mary Stuart, Mediterranean.
Wilmer, APRIL Sid. Mary Page, Quebec.
COWES, APRIL 17.—The Herman Vos Krog, from Santos, vglii
arrived here yesterday, has received damage, and is come into
harbour to discharge.
Coax, APRIL lb.—The Robert Burns, Moy, of and for Ki nea
from Cardiff, was abandoned on the 13th instant alter being iu CO
tact with the Helen Hamilton, Nicol, from Liverpool to Trade,'
which has put in here with loss of cathead, anchorstock, part of Dl'
warks, stancheons, &c.
YARMOUTH, APRIL 17.—The Lord Saumarez, of London, lc,
twisted into the roads leaky, having taken the ground on Sag,'
Sand yesterday morning during a fog, but is expected to proceed vol
extra hauls. _

KIRIC4L,DT, APRIL 14.—Skl. Diligence, pavis's Straits.
LEITH, APRIL 17. —The Modern Athens steamer whilst lyiDs
the harbour at Montrose ou the 12th inst., caught 11;e, but was 4°`
extinguished ; cargo considerably damaged by the water.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The following is posted at I.loyd's
CROMARTY POINT and CHANONRY POINT 'lasi

HOUSES.
dive notice
tCommissionersata lighthouse t, f thehas
N he
r
been erected
Point, in the county of Crontarty, and another
egdi
Chanonry Point, in the cot.n.ity of s, the lights cf 11'01
will be exhibited on the night of the 15th of May, 1846, s'
every night thereatter, from sunset to sunrise.
lighthouses, and t:
The following is a specification of the uthp,oinscesrthLrerl
appearance of the lights :
1. CRONIARTY POINT LIGHTHOUSE is situated •
N. let., 57 deg. 40 min. 58 sec.; and W. lon. 4 deg. 2 I'll.
7 sec., within the entrance of Cromarty Frith. The 14'
will be known to mariners as a fixed light, of a red coil
The lantern, which is open from W.N.W. round to S.E.
E. S., in a th,rtherly direc'ion, is elevated fifty feet eb°i
the level of the sea, and, the ligiA being red, should no'.,
expected to be often seen beyond the distance of nine Witt,
and at lesser distances, according to the state of the atO
phere.
2. Chanonry Point Lighthouse is situated in N. lat. 57 do
34 min. 32 sec.. and W. long. 4 deg. 5 min. 28 sec., at t: t. 7
entrance of the Frith, leading to Inverness and the Oak":
mien Canal. The light will be known to mariners as a 0;
light of the natural appearance. The lantern, which is or
from W. half N. round to N. by E., in a southerly direct°,
is elevated forty feet above the level. of the s,it ; and t'
light will be seen at the distance of eleven miles, end
lesser distances according to the state of the atmlsphere.,,
And the commissioners hereby further give notice tu„
by virtue of a warrant from the Queen in C,:uncil,
Sep. 13, 1845, the following tolls will be levied in respect
this light, viz :

1. CHANONRY LIGHTHOUSE.
For every British vessel, the same not belonging to pet
Majesty, or being navigated wholly in ballast, and fore ve
fiireign vessel privileged to enter the ports of the Unit
T
1
Ki,gdom, on paying the same tonnage ai British stegOe
which 5n,,11 pass or derive bene,t from the said light. 6
It' the sane shall not exceed 50 tons burthen — .

And if the same exceed 50 tons, for each additional 50 • •
tons, or part of 50 tons, a iike toll of
And double the said respective tolls for every foreign ires
sel sailing as aforesaid, not privilegedas aforesaid:
2. CROMARIT LIGHTHOUSE.
The same duties as above on similar veAsels which 9", i
pas.; or derive benefit from the said light; that is, Wbre
shall arrive at, or depart from, any port or place in tue
of Cromarty, within the Sutors of Cromarty.
By order of the Board,
(Signed) C. CUNNINGHAM,
A. CUNNIN Ci HAM,I Secret
Edinburgh, April 15, 1846.

FRUITS OF L.UGHB, JUSTICE.—In the Mei
cury of March 28, we inserted, in our Loughborough Pei',
Sessions Report, a p.ragraph headed "Can Luis be true .4
It related to the case of James Jarvis, aged 75, who
charged by the officers of the Barrow Union as a refract.Vo
pauper, because he refused to work at. the pump—and la
was committed to the House of Correction to hard labour.„,
twenty-roue d•-ys—the Bench acting,. in so committing t 7.1
upon the faith the medical officers certificate that Je"„y
was able to work, although
Nietnvttillettie,
eeel
dlr,oheNllta,:hlNeh,ermeeeolnaini
od(nti
hdlmlernoiymduagEncs)itets,wlotifirlaealdeclared
the work did him harm.
U
with eDudlel.,yitr)afmnCiArercelccletwilooit,
h‘tVh)laieervri
commitment. We believe, too—but are not certain 00
point—that the hard labour was not enforced by the 10,1.—iit
authorities, in the usual sense of that phrase. But be 1.11,
as it may, this last Thursday morning witnessed the term' fa
Lion of his imprisonment; but it also found him prePareelaiii
that last abode " where the wicked cease from troubling, le
the weary are at rest." The old man died that very illoolf
ing, the immediate cause of his decease, we unoerst
being erysipelas. how for this disease was the cory'ecerl
of
of his imprisonment, change of air, and natural irritate fit
mind at finding himself inside a prison—perhaps for the 'ifre
time in his life—we pretend not to say.— Leicestervi
Mercury. „ of
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these establishments the practice of gm
ed
and continued till after midnight, and that a case a to
kind Lccuried on Monday night last, at a Tt.mperance C'to
House in Briggate. kept by a person of the name id f°so
where the atiention of the police was attracted bids&
shaking of dice, at two o'clock in the morning of Tues„okl
On entering the house, a scene was exhibited which Wor
hive disgraced the worst conducted public-house or uwere
g
shop. No fewer than eleven men of the working clO-4 one
is carri
engaged in playing at differeut games of hazard with to Bsre
on the table and under all the excita:ion of gamesters. bich
do not adduce this as a specimen of the way in lir to
temperance hotels are generally conducted. but ratllS,o6l
prove that very vicious practices are sometimes coillus,ot
with v. ry god names, and we have reason to believe
this is by no means a singular case.—Leeds Merry*. AO.
LADY 11 AM ILT. Despard and his assnieso
traitors hanged at halt-past eight hardened villains; led
card inanife.veil neither fear, religion, nor remorse 'dosed
hararianing the mob. with a he in his mouth, but it promuet ;a
no et. La-ly Hamilto , whom Lady
the evening of day at Lady Abet-envies, af‘er sn!..,,orte
&c., said she had gone to see poor Mrs. Despard in tl:e 7 ,I,tl
ing—shedid not know her, but she went to coiotoit vett
that she found her much better since the bielY trl,ekorl
brought back to her. This is the consequence of Lo i,06 s
having spoken to his character. Lady Haniiitim._; hero
woman—whom Sir William damn:on fell in wit was
vi hen be began to ghot, and married when his &Lag Lod
r•otifirtreti ; s!le is clever and ar•ful, but a sail
111 m 's
fit have :On• Osri 2,G00 botrrel, 0 tbs
dian corn to Ireland, in the Rhadamanthus steamer lua
11.109 f the starving peasantry there.