The Sun.
London, England, 1846-03-09 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

Lospos, MAUI 7.—Wind S.W.
DEAL, Matwu S.—Wind W. to W.N.W.—Arrd. Betsy, Cuba ;
Wakefield, St. John'S, New Brunswick. Arrd. from the River,
Agincourt, Neatley, Sydney, ite* South Wales; Frade Rasch, Rio
Janeiro; Conte Waldstein, Bradinch, do. ; John Stewart, Martin,
Santa Martha ; Elphinstone, Luglinie, Jamaica.
SOUTHAMPTON, }Lima 6.—Arrd. Urgent, Sydney, New South
Wake.

-rnt , Manch 6.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Miramichi, Boyd, St.
-John's, leaky.
Falmouth, Mauch 6.—Wind W.—Acrd. Daniel Webster, Cole,
New Oileatit Cornelius Croft, Sunderland, for Patubceuf, with
WO shifted and pitiript Choked,
LIMERICK, AikleM 4.—ft bieW Ittrethendolls gale this morning at
W.S.W. A vessel, name unknown, drove on shore at Scettery, but
is expected off without damage.
PIITERHEAD, Malcu 3 --The cargo of the Earl of Kellie, Cargilt
front Pillan to Leith, stranded on ilattray Head 25th ult., has been
landed, partly damaged.
TEN" inch a.— The Border Chieftain, 'Newman, from Sunder-
land to Oporto, was brought in here this morning very I,llty, and
crew exhausted, having experienced a succession of heavy .des from
S.S:W. and W.S.W., for the last fortnight.

RENT OF FAR3I§..,-;fhti fittirlltt'S in this neighbour-
hood do not appear to be alarmed at the PiijOhlati repeal of the oorn-
laws. Three cases occurred laseweek, which, Maiph not of great
extent, may be regarded as an indication of the feet ire have
gifted: „ ' 11 he trustees of the alackinto, Educati.m ELVA 151
petit their Witt; of which the lease had expired, la the
Vicinity of the toitni at tett paf I fit, higher rent than way
paid by the tame party foe the settle land thirty rears ago,
Whet War price prevailed. Another lot, belonging to 11,z, saute
trittli; wet rebtell at 20 pei cent. al: orVe the format- lease. A third
case occurred bit Softie dietaiike ft Id the toien: A farmer tailed, but
his neighbours and others, convinced that this tent net otflag to ,high
rent, and trusting to Improved agriculture; managenteht, dittos far.
ward with applications for the firm; and it was let. at preeikkly the
Ai ttle feat at befaref for which ten or twelve oilers were made.—
• ,tizo PiikFt*i4:
TIIE ireaneedriy, William
• was tried at Reading; befert 1.4 f. Baton Platt, for the wind_
zintrdbi pf hl yvir€; Spider, on the Stil of August last. The
deceased' ii;a4 agt, it represented to have been a
quiet and industrious woni i,, chin bed ern only married to the pri-
soner, who was 48 years of age, a short tale, It appeared that ilia
pelsoner 'as in the habit of ill-using her, because the refried to sell
• e4taf4 Merida, ithich she had in the funds. On the morning In
question the Del iltf iteard a nolte as of some heavy body fail-111g
down stairs, the prisoner being 4i ilt2i titale in the Mate. lie left, went
to his work, returned to his boast in the eVahltig, awl gave an alarm
that his wife had fallen down the cellar stairs in a tit. Site was found
at the bottom of the shifts quite dead; it was evident she had been
dead scene hours, Several severe wounds were found about her
sktill which the surgeon atateal could not have been inflicted by a fall
down Matte. There were several circumstances given in evidence
tending strongly to show that the prisoner had first murdered his
Wilt by beating her about the skull and then thrown her down stairs.
The jary found him guilty, and he was sentenced to death without
hope Of mereY. The trial lasted $s hours.
[ADVERTIBEIdENTo) —DEAFNESS AND DEFECTIVE
• RELIEVED, 39, Atatemant,vsTaatT, PICCADILLY.—NewIy
irt+ented acoustic tubes, for relief of extreme deafness, and when
'bathed hi the. Car .cannot be perceived by the nearest observer—
they are entirely diffeferit froln all others, and are the smallest hear-
ing instruments constrtlattal—measarlag only a quarter of an in:h in
their widest part; they may hi Seettrely adjusted in the ears unob-
served, and removed tneZ:fraM with aZ ersat ease and facility. Per-
sons are enabled to join in general converse:loll, and to hear most
distinttlY ins place of worship, &c., and what shOalti be greatly
ti..cl*,ieftif tE tifititral elpattelen of the cavity of tae ear is preserved
—a tilickenfilg tit Weft/Wirth Of attach in many insta;:ms is par'
tlally the enlist! of deafliesB.,,,iind by their woe the unpleasaZt ten"
s)tl!ri .of einging rioides in the earl tinfirfly etb"lated. Also in:"
Ittotk,l,ltektrhig trilmpets of
..eVery descriptibli. liiintediately the
et.4l#-:itibeitted 'fifeettielk Wit* are placed beibre ittillertetit Vision,
leither by day 6? efindlelfeit; that fiat and.ditllhesi which appeal'
before the eyes is at once remoVetl; clear And
distinct, so that the most aged defective stgat,
Ibronchi to its youthful, natural, and °right I g:
brilliant, am: .: ',tic telescopes, opera glasses, and
Aise the Matt p.alviiild Refl.:: Q,2lomons, opticians, are
microscopes. Caution—Messrs S. and rt.. .... name in their
not in any way connected with a person of the sane;
immediate neighbottrhoed.nor in any part of the country. To piaent
mistakes, be cautious, and observe—only to be had at 39, Alia rmarle-
Street, Piccadilly, opposite the York hotel.
[AnvEarisEmEET.]—CullE OF A DISEASED ANKLE, OF LONGr
STANDING, BY HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND rILLII.---..,..he wife of Air.
Bachelor Carpenter, residing for twenty years past at Hampstead,
had been laid up for aconsiderablethne with a diseased ankle ; the pain
was often alntost maddening. By bad treatment, humours settled in
her head and other parts, causing imeesSant and distracting
aches, wizAch had such an effect upon her health that therewas everyhead-
symptom of her eon dilution b.-eakiag U.
numerous m edleal Pie" ?theta 41K 4re431:
*and made
lead re
withstandink,', Hollowa.y's Ointment aed pips •.ettrett
.I,j,t, not-
her as well as - ever she was in her life. usbweat,
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`a;mhe pure:lase:a ,of all who
sell medicines, anti at Professor .11.3110:ffaY'a
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