The Sun.
London, England, 1833-07-20 00:00:00

SIIIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS D.

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, JULY 19.—Wind S.W.—Arrived from the
and remain the Bengal, Merchant, Campbell, Londol
Wimble, for Bengal ; Town of Ross, from Mauritius

_ .
bout', Therber, from Hamburg, for Malaga ; Fortuna,
from Hamburg, for Vera Cruz; and Ada, Guttery,

London, for New York.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 19.—Wind W.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 18.—Wind variable.—Arrived off
the Hive, Passmore, from Jamaica ; and Neva, Peck

London, for New South Wales.
FALMOUTH, JULY la—Wind variable, and light breezes'
Arrived the Assame, Milne, from Port-au-Prince. Off P;
the Amity Hall, Ford, from Jamaica. Sailed his Majectl;
ship Speedy, for Portsmouth ; and the Emulous packet,
Chatham.
Cowes, JULY 19.—Arrived the Curtis, Curtis, from 1'
tanzas.
BELFAST, JULY 17.—Arrived the Ruby, Isaac, from LiSIA
DUBLIN, JULY 18.—Arrived the William, Tobin, from SPle.
bee ; and Eden, Purcell, from St. Andrew's, New BTUIIO.
CORK, JULY 17.—Arrived the Lady Frances, Daws, tru:i
Newfoundland; and Eclipse, Godfrey, from London. Off r
the Rokeby, Davidson, from St. John's, New Brunswick.
BRIDGEWATER, JULY 17.—Arrived the Euphrosyne, Sam
son, from Quebec.
LIVERPOOL, JULY Is.—Arrived the General Williams, W°°l'
dridge, from New Orleans; Propontis, Pratt, from Charleston'
and Esther, Sparks, from Montreal. Off port the St. Clot
from New Orleans; and Virginia, from Virginia.
WHITEHAVEN, JULY 17.—Arrived the Pandora, Coleno
from Liverpool, leaky—bound to Newfoundland.
ELSINORE, JULY 13.—The Hugh Wallace, Hogarth, ft°
Hull to Wyburg, got on shore yesterday, near the Swiol
bottoms, during a fog, but was assisted off without apparl'''.
damage, and proceeded.
SCILLY, JULY 16.—A large quantity of iron has been dise
vered, being near Jackey's Rock, one of the westernmost Oct!
supposed from a vessel wrecked during the heavy gales 1;
February and March. About fifteen tons of bar iron, of;
two chain cables, suitable for a vessel of about 250 to 37
tons, have been brought to St. Mary's.

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Their Majesties left St. James's Palace shortly before L -.."111111,119s,
'clock, on Thursday evening, on their return to the Palace aarsetaa adopt i
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The decision of his Majesty in Council respecting the r- ty' •'•lt
Anti-
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ATions concerning the distribution of the Deccan booty, agr kr man,
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3 at the Council held on Thursday, was that the petitie° BRAzi
hould be referred to the Lords of the Treasury. T
The Princes Alexander and Charles of Sohns visited •
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he Corporation. Their Serene Highnesses honoured tlio
)owager Marchioness of Hertford with their company 01,1106.70 r pal
:hursday evening, at the entertainment given by her Ladyso/1 than
t her residence in Manchester-square. mall°
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The Ambassadors of Russia, Austria, and France, tbt. s ...A lib
'russian Minister, and the Austrian (special) Minister,
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embled between five and six last evening, and held aCo a.... as: IpAs kul
ence at the Foreign Office with Viscount Palmerston on tr '1"4"1
,ffairs of the Netherlands. The two Dutch (special) Min' ZIA ,
era also arrived at the office about the same time. A despav 4101:`.4.1%,
mom the Belgic Minister to the Conference was forwarded Ye. 1/1/;,' ,"!EVli)
erday. ' irk _
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The Duke of Richmond, Viscount Palmerston, and IPSI nOniid
fohn Russell had interviews with Earl Grey yesterday. zaL-11 TllO
The Brazilian Minister visited Viscount Palmerston ) c''''
erday at the Foreign Office. of
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Despatches for the Earl of Mulgrave, the Governor of JP, I 44n L
naica, and the other Governors of the West India Islaew, .0111, p;:r
rare sent off' from the Colonial Office on Thursday night. 110,
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[NQUEST ON JOHN WOOD, WATERVIAI4'
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FIFTH DAY.—JULY 19. n,i VIII Balch
The inquest on John Peacock Wood, the waterman, wYI •
lied of the injuries he met with while in custody of severi 14'
mlice constables of the K division, was yesterday resurt?" °QC'S
aefore Mr. BAKER, Coroner, and the Jury, at the Wheatsb°: n;
sublic-house, in Shadwell. The Coroner completed his af
unination of the police constables (with the exception of o
rYr, lie ECLIPSE,
named Douglas) who assisted in conveying the deceased to 4 " 17th
station-house after he was forced out of the White lir d'• 4-11/tant
public-house, in Shadwell High-street, and they swore 66 Willl6
the deceased being treated with the greatest care and kinda'w R„, ,
while in their custody. Douglas, who is more peculiar", "'fit F4u,
centmuati
implicated, is to be brought before the Court on Mond°
when the Coroner intends to examine him, with the usual Pre
tol • NA •
cautions that he is net bound to answer any questions t ti,jIPLAY of
ktr.R , and a
may criminate himself. No evidence against the police 0 A „:11 and IV
produced on this occasion. There were during the day
t; I'E74P and
,kl3ll and instn
formerpeated complaining altercations
tbheattwteheen
latterth eCwo Coroner er
undulyand biassedt eJ u 7;0.1 T.,he Char
the police, while the jury said that the coroner had throao seller, in
out the whole investigation been very partial. The Cote°, 1444
Without
admitted that he had evinced a great partiality in favour of °it
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police, but it was for the purpose of counterbalancing Ginn W. •
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prejudice on the other side. A strong fact waif elicited dories 00ksel
the day, that on the night the deceased received the fatal blesagh Puliiiiked.
in
a man was removed by the police to the station house froth rit
Match-walk, with nothing on but his shirt, and he had to vlr" 41.2( A 'Tab
through the streets in that condition. He was entered 0..n,R
drunken charge, and liberated two hours afterwards. A 1; ' Tupa-4
liceman, named White, said he was quite sober. The ji<lsm "411
expressed a hope that the magistrates would investigate P, kis "mot S
transaction. The Court adjourned until Monday, afteroo 't„,, ,tree° of tl
stormy altercation between the Coroner and Jury, arising ft,ti " to th
tome reflections thrown upon their conduct, and some heilr tv,
hole
words passed on both sides, but the dispute ended by the AutL_ "'
toner apologizing to the Jury for what he had said. • "exit
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It is said that the Duke of Richmond vilto0
retire from the turf after the present season. We are sale tea Prete
hear this ; for his Grace has been one of those whose patron Ent
of racing has mainly contributed to shed lustre upon this Utiou,l4
_Not oe
tional sport of England.—Brighton Gazette. diti)
A HINT FOR ST. ANDREW.—On Sunds)
a vti.„°l2
last, according to annual custom, a revel, or " wake," -0 jii,:soeste,,_eXt
held near the Castle, in the parish of, Buckland St. Marl', orrtt )40:41a, t
which more than a thousand people attended to amuse they 'troreiattgfc4
selves with the different sports and games of the meal' ‘olltr-r•"
Oa
amongst which was that of" pitch halfpenny," which enga ,d I°th%
tie attention of many a group. What has the schoolmaP? p,,ko tORA
(to say nothing of the priest) been doing, that nothing o°.. 114,,,-"44htti `;"'"
rational should attract the tastes of the rural population? -emus g 411
Sherborne Journal. etnr, ‘'ute,
At the Lincoln assizes on Wednesday, in tP Deasnletter
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case of the King, on the prosecution of the Mayor and ...of if .44,14:
gesses of Boston, v. Barber, which was given in The 5 et' lilt AtixtePtill
of yesterday, the Jury, at a late hour in the evening, th ji. 4ates,
being no prospect of their agreeing, were discharged with° ill 04."1, (We
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finding a verdict. Thus both prosecutions came to nothinkbe tbite4
The burning cliff at Holworth has during L .Unitt Ur
last fortnight become more immediately interesting, flora of V' /4 ,
extraordinary quantity of vapour expelled from the nuinero°ll thin ebh
fissures which so abundantly present themselves on its sum s(' ti full ' Witten
and side. The internal ignition has evidently much increased to
late, and is visibly extending its influence and making progrio
westward. Many additional apertures have within a short "Ithie
become apparent, and are pouring out a profusion of very stt°s,
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sulphureous exhalations. Parties are daily visiting this °f Reps yi v
traordinary phenomenon.—Dorset County Chronicle. - '40441
401
DETERMINED SUICIDE.—This morrial
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about nine o'clock, as a labouring man was passing along t„ mg et 1„ "or
bank of the'canal running from St. John's Wood across
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Chalk Farm, he discovered something floating on the sue 86,74 •••-•
of the water which excited his suspicion. He immediat.) to
obtained the assistance of police constables 32 and 28 of OP Emgi .alOthel
division, and having procured drags, succeeded in bringingA Editic
body of a man, apparently about forty years of age, and vveor, Z!nel7e. 6,
respectably dressed, out of the water. The deceased's hap INs' 11,414 PR and
were tied with a silk handkerchief, and in his pocket sfy e 1 QN Csl
silver was found. The body being scarcely cold, the colo,‘
tow writ,
bles lost no time in conveying it to the York and Al v. tom6..,„_Plete
Tavern, Regent's-park, where surgical assistance was obta.o
0;i Whitt'n
and the usual restoratives resorted to, but without ell tr -110a_ 1-
From active inquiries it has been ascertained that the deal' 4111—r.tat 1
is Mr. James Hayman, landlord of the White Hart pnheii logi„f ALI
house, Catherine-street, Strand. The body still lies at I anti AA
Ore '
York and Albany, to await the Coroner's inquest. We of itruel!
derstand that Mr. Hayman has been occasionally subject t°f bllik,,lrriCe 5
ofdespondency against which his physical energies could ha' all PLlzi-'6,.I3RS]
bear up : and it must have been under the iufluence of ~0
visitation that he committed the melancholy act, for he 41,r- 404
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highly respectable in point of circumstances. /
ACCIDENT AT VAUXHALL GARDENS' J
tyr Unkluh_
A remarkable accident occurred at the commencement 010
°' th
entertainments on Thursday evening, between eight and 0.,d ',l3.""ta' ,
o'clock. A rope-dancer, named Parrisos, after exhibivol
various feats of his art, at last attempted the somewhat lei CAM]
one of suspending himself by the head from a cord Waco/ p,,!''2131
to the main rope. For this purpose he placed the noose of I, ~;;PLtts
cord at the back of his neck, and immediately over his Op stps by
grasping it also with both his hands for further safety. Xl5 pi`,"l
this situation he swung and gyrated for some time, but lite Teragi levieCX
mately let go his hold. The spectators, however, stills ,1,1 ovea,
posed, that lie was only making a display of dexterity, till or ed,. With I
slackening of the swinging and rotatory motion gradually lolux
duced the belief that he was in a dangerous situation.
10;0 fro
closer examination it appeared that he was utterly ince if har‘;'"Nll
of assisting himself, and on this discovery the rope W°4 1.1/„.,7,1 120
stantly cut. He was laid on the grass quite senseless, 0010 ItORY
was then observed that the cord had slipped under his id fili'°l AWING '
and caused strangulation. The vital spark, however, id. ,;•• AIOORi
happily not extinct, and on being blooded he partially reviiao Vl* 6d.
we have since heard he is in a fair way of recovery. t TALES
few persons had assembled in the Gardens at the time 0` IS,
the accident, and the circumstance was imperfectly knearP h eotA ‘,ll
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MARRIED. itht4°.s fin D'
On the 18th inst , at St. George's, Hanover-squaret r
ARE N'
Frederick Wright, second son of Mr. Thomas Henry Wr..Yai
ARt,
of Cannon-place, Brighton, to Jane, eldest daughter of T•• impi • eeei!
Green, Esq., of Poplar. LEIC Prie
DED, 0 Oroun
On the 18th instant, at Bril
dgefoot, South Mims, SO-.0
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the wife of Robert Vincent, Esq., aged 72. 00,
Plump AND PUBLISHED By MURDO YOUNG, *r
Sox Onus, 112, smarm, Lotwelf.