The Sun.
London, England, 1833-10-03 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, OCT. 2.—Wind N.E.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 2.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived the
Dee steamer, from Chatham. Sailed the Corsair, for the
South Seas ; Comet, Middleton, for Madeira ; Appreatiee,
Cadenhead, for Jamaica ; Juno, Murbury, for Batavis;
acd Bolton, Driver, for Bengal.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. I.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived off
port the Dunvegan Castle, Duff, from Bengal—sailed the
11th Mey, St. Helena the 11th August, and Ascension
the 17th.

FALMOUTH, OCT. I.—Wind S. to S.S.E.
DOVER, OCT. 2.—Arrived the Howard, Flor, frosl
New York.
PENZANCE, OCT. I.—Arrived off port the Ttionii:
Laurie, Langdon, from Van Diemen's Land--sailed the
May, and Ascension the 21st August; and Susan, Gill'eg;
from Bengal—sailed the 25th April, Cape the 3d Aug
and St. Helena the 17th.
JERSEY, SEPT. 30.—Arrived the Tons and Mal'
Alexandre, from Honduras. Is

GUERNSEY, SEPT. 30.—Arrived the Dolphin,
Mesurier, from Rio Janeiro ; and Christy and Jaoe'
Lefeuvre, from Labrador.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. I.—Arrived the Julia, Barker, fl()fis
New Orleans; Cordova, Owens, from Virginia; Trinidoi
racket, Griffiths, and Kingston, White, from Queue'
Off port the Livingston, Cowley, from Bengal ; Intrefl
Stewart, and Frankland, Edward, from Demerara; a°
Delaware, M'Michael, from Philadelphia.
GREENOCE, SEPT. 30.—Arrived the Janet, 13110°,11,!
from Honduras ; and Roger Stewart, Kerr, from
John's, New Brunswick.
LANCASTER, OCT. I.—Arrived the Mexico, Miller.
from Archangel.
WATERFORD, OCT. I.—Arrived the Velocity, Rowland,
and Onondaga, Morgan, from Quebec ; and Rainbc"''
Furness, from Newfoundland.
CORK, SEPT. 30.—Arrived the Letitia, Daly, from
Jamaica.

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ABERDEEN, SEPT. 30.—Arrived off port the Colige'
Anderson, from Jamaica.
SHIELDS, OCT. I.—Arrived the Nancy, Paterson, from
Quebec ; Ref.rna, Burn, and Black Diamond, Thrift,
from St. Petersburgh.
ST. ÜBES, SEPT. 12.—The Argus Lubert, which sailed
hence on the 6th inst., for Dunkirk, put back, leakl'
The Grecian, Bruce, which sailed on the 14th jolt.'
for Portland, put back on the 16th, leaky—part of both
cargoes discharged.

The Mulgrave Castle, Cmanor, from Potiesdire to Hu",
ran on a sand bank in the Humber yesterday mornigi
and upset—crew saved.
The Prince Leopold, Ha!sail, from the Isle of Mac "°
Poulton, is wrecked near the river Wyre—part of the
cargo and materials saved.
The Wilson, of Bristol, with masts standing, 44
abandoned ; also two Cotk hookers, bearing down for bth
were passed on the 28th ult., lat. 50, long. 10, by tbe
Julia, Barker, arrived here from New Orleans.

MIDDLESEX INTERMEDIATE SESSIONS'

(THIS DAY.)

(Before B. ROTCII, Esq., M.P., and several conntY

Magistrates.)
This was the day appointed for parish appeals.

APPEALS AND MUSIC HOUSES.
The CHAIRMAN, on taking his seat, stated that it 144
been considered by the Court, that at the next (parter
sessions, as there were many heavy appeals, and, as °.",
the adjournment day it had been usual to take 10°'
licenses, that it would be for the convenience of all
that the music licenses should be taken on the appeal del;
and the appeals should stand over till the music liceoe-
were disposed of.
Mr. ALLEY objected to this arrangement, on the grout'
that it would be great injustice to the country attorneysso:
of whom had consulted him upon cases that would oln--
before the Court from Yorkshire and other distant part'
and who, on their arrival in town, instead of Wig'
ing their cases immediately heard, would be i''ste't.
rially delayed, in consequence of the arrangelne°,
He wished it to be clearly understood by the Cou,r.l
that in the observations he had made be I,i.
not look at all to his own convenience. The bar, in 111
opinion, were not at liberty to do so; but be thought 11
' ought to be tate°
least that the convenience of the public
into consideration.
The CHAIRMAN stated that he thought, in the arrangr,.
went he had suggested, he was studying the interest s'
the public. He was afraid that he had been too ofteo
accused of not attending to the interest of the bar. 0
Mr. ALLEY trusted the Court would not depart fr°
its usual course of proceeding.
Mr. Anot.runs, while be admitted that the course Pro;
posed by the Chairman would he productive of gest,
partieir
inconvenience to country attorneys, must be allorveubi;
state, that he could not agree with the observations °l.b r
Learned Friend Mr. Alley, that the convenience of the
with
was not to be consulted. He thought it ought, equally Woe
Ao to
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that of the public, to be taken into consideration.
music licenses, there was a day set apart by the JO'
Parliament en which they must be heard. did
Mr. ALLEY observed that in what he bad stated be
not for one moment intend that the interest of the;t
should not be consulted in any arrangement the Cif in
might make. He had adverted principally to biro°
what he had stated. The greatest inconvenience tv°;,
result to country attorneys by the adoption of the suggiiij
tion of the Chairman, and he therefore trusted it °
not ha put in force.
The CHAIRMAN observed, that if it was intend7tt o the
said that there would not be time between this and or
next sessions to give country attorneys notice, that Ili :hi
be one reason for making no alteration, but he the°,

there would be plenty of time for that purpose. ncier
After a desultory conversation, in which Mr. Pre-tle
gasr, Mr. Bodkin, Mr. Alley, and several other Ben
men of te bar too prt, 00'
The Ch
HAIRMANk intiamated that the Court wou'u,, '
ceed in theproceeded
usual wa ilo
The with parish appeals, IV
were totally uninteresting to the public.