The Sun.
London, England, 1833-01-31 00:00:00

JUDGMENT.-JACKSON V. FARRAR.

This was an action brought to recover the amount of a
tailor's bill ; the disputed point in which was whether
the credit was given to the father or son.
It appeared that Farrar, jun., for a time dealt with his
father's tailor, but finding fauit with the prices he charged
he refused to have any thing more there, when his father
desired him to go where he would lie better served.
At the trial the Learned Judge was of opinion that the
credit was given to the son, and directed the Jury to find
accordingly. A Rule to set aside that verdict was ob-
tained and argued during the present term, when their
Lordships took time to consider of their judgment.
This morning Lord LYNDHURST gave the judgment of
the Court. He said that, on looking at all the evidence
in the cause, they were of opinion that the direction of
the Learned Judge was correct. There was a letter in
evidence from the plaintiff himself to Farrar, jun., in
which he said " I can only look to you for payment, I
have no claim upon your father." They had also looked
at the book in which Farrar, sen., kept his cash accounts
with his son, as it was suggested that in it they would see
something to show that Farrar, sen., held himself liable,
but in that book they had found nothing to alter their
opinion. The rule therefore must be discharged.
Rule discharged accordingly.

BANKRUPTCY COURT.-(THIS DAY.)

MESSRS. PRY AND CHAPMAN'S BANKRUPTCY..

This morning there was a very numerous attendance
of the creditors of these bankrupts. A few debts of in-
considerable amount having been proved, a further divi-
dend of 54. upon the separate estate of William Fry, and
an extra dividend of upon the bankrupts' joint estate
were declared. There remain considerable convertible
assets available to the creditors.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, JAN. 30.—Wind his Majesty's
ship Castor, from a cruise. Arrived an l sailed for the
river the Catherine, Fearn, from Bengal. Sailed the
Buckinghamshire, Herefordshire, and Warren Hastings,
for China.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 30.—Wind N.W. to N E.—
Passed by thd Fergusson, Young, from Bengal—sailed the
6th of September ; from the Cape of Good Hope, the
28th Nou., and from St. Helena the 11th ult.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 29.—Wind W. and variable.—
Arrived the Zephyr, Butters, from St. John's, New
Brunswick, with damage, and loss of rudder.

FALMOUTH. JAN. 29 —Wind N.N.W. to W.N.W.,
strong gales and squally.—Airived the Brisero packet„
from Jamaica--sailed the 18th ult. Off port the Came-
rons, Todd, from Berhice ; Louisa, —, from St.
John's, New Brunswick ; also arrived his Majesty's ship
Forrester, from Plymouth, for the Coast of Africa.
DUBLIN, JAN. 29.—Arrived the Prince Eugine, Cook,
from Licata ; Dennett, Harrison, from Cadiz ; and the
Florida.K' land, from Lisbon.

Cowes, JAN. 30.—Arrived the Lively. Sprittle, from
Rio Janeiro ; and Champion, Conn, from Havannah.
MARGATE, JAN. 30.—Arrived the New Prospect,
from St. Andrew's, New Brunswick.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 29.—Arrived the Adelaide, the Mo-
zart (sailed 10th December), and the Garonne (sailed
16!h December), from New Orleans; the Elizabeth, from
Buenos Ayres; the Rowen, from Savanilla ; the Sir
Watkins, from Ceara; the Pandora, from Laguna; the
Janet, from Halifax ; the George Canning, from St.
Andrew's, New Brunswick ; the Countess of Errol, from
Smyrna; and the Anacreon, from Virginia.
RANISGATE, JAN. 30 —Arrived off port the Sprightly,
Newton, from St. Michael's.

PENZANCE, JAN. 29.—Arrived off port the Briti.h
Monarch, Stewart, from Jamaica, five weeks in sound-
ings; and Triton. Bruckheig, from Palermo.
GREENOCK, JAN 28,—Arrived the Sprey, Gilchrist,
from Demerara; and Spence, M'Lowan, from St.
slichaers.

JERSEY, JAN. iB.-Arrived the Canapus, Rossignol,
from Bahia ; Two Friends Le Viscout, from Cadiz ; and
Prince Regent, Harnon, from Lisbon.
WATERFORD, JAN. 28.—Arrived the St. Catherine
from Newfoundland.

BELFAST, JAN. 28.—Arrived the De Jersey, Dupre,
from Messina ; and Express, Jeston, from London.

The Fame, Harris, from Poole to Newfoundland, put
into Cork, after being out 98 days, and i❑ sight of laid.
The Abcoria, Cole, from Liverpool to Wilmington, was
abandoned at sea on the 24th of Nov.

The John Buschman, Hindmarsh, from St. John's,
New Brunswick, to London, was abandoned on the 21st
ult. lat. 43, long. 55, being water logged—crew saved.
The Lady Cremorne, from Limerick, grounded in the
Brunswick Basin, Liverpool, and made five feet water in
the hold.

l'he Henrietta and Henriek, Veieger, from Batavia,
detained by his Majesty's ship Conway, and eatried into
Chatham.

Arrived off the Start, the Earl Balcarras, Inglis, from
Singapore.
Off Cipe Clear the Britannia, from St. Andrew's, New
Brunswick.

The Emerald, Tucker, from River Loup to Liverpool,
was abandoned off Alalan early in December, being in a
sinking state, having been on shore.
The Exchange, Johnston, from Liverpool to New York,
put into Machias on the 20th ult., with loss of sails, and
has been condemned.

The Dove, from St. Michael's, is totally wrrcked at that
island.

The Britannia, Bowden, from London to Madras and
Bengal, put back to the Cape of Good Hope on the 16th
November, with loss of foremast and bowsprit, and leaky,
having experienced a violent hurricane in lat. 39 S. long.
25 E.

The Miguelita, Romanca, from Bilboa to London, was
on shore on Margate sand yesterday.
The Lane, M•Donald, from London to Jamaica, was
totally lost on the 21st of November, on the south side of
Sr. Domery ; crew and passengers saved.
The Mary Ann, Laidlev, from Miramichi to Liverpool,
was totally lost at Newfoundland on the 27th of Novem-
ber ; crew savtd.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Catherine, from Bengal, has arrived off the Isle of
Wight, sailed the 17th of September, from Saugor the
20th, from the Cape the 25th of November, passed St.
Helena the 9th of December, and Ascension the 14th.
The Abel Gower, (ram the Mauritius, has arrived at
Bristol : sailed the 23d of October.

The Governor Harcourt, from the Mauritius, has arrived
off Bristol.

The Imogen, from the Mauritius, hag arrived at Liver-
pool : smiled the 7th of November.

The Joanna, from Bengal, was spoken to the eastward
of the Cape.
Arrivals at St. Helena.—The Ferguson, and the He-
roine, from Calcutta, on the 10th of December.

Arrivals at the Cape.—The Ferguson, from Calcutta,
and to sAil the 26th of November for London ; the Zeno-
bia, front London, the 14th of November ; the Britannia,
from Table-hay, the 16th, put into Simon's-bay for re-
pairs, having lost her foremast off the Cape ; the Britan-
nia, from London, the 18th; the Lord Hobart, from St.
Helena, the 21st; the Lydia, from Nantes; the Lavinia
and Guardian, the 221; the George and Mary, the 23d;
and the Wellington, from London.

Departures From the Cape.—The Severn, for London,
the 15th of November ; the Wellington, for Madras, the
17th ; the Zenobia, for Bengal, the 18th ; the Emerald
and the Lydia, the 21th, for the Mauritius.
Arrival, at the Mauritius.—The Arnaud, from Bengal;
the Janet, the 29th of October, and Columbine, from
London, the Ist of November ; the Albion, from Bur.
,teaux, and the Marlborough, from London, the 2d ; the
Curlew, from Ceylon, and the Sovereign, from Bengal,
the 3d.

Departures from the M turitius.—The Norfolk, for Van
Dieinen's Lind and New South \Vales, the 51st of Octo-
ber ; and the Beatrice, for Bengal, the 3d of November.

USE OF BREAD.—AII animal food has a
tendency to grow putrid. Its doing so in the human body
ivuuld be productive of unwholesome humours, indispos-
ing and agonizing the whole frame, did not bread, by the
acidity it acquires in process of digestion, correct the hu-
tnours and avert the evil. Thus, but for the use of bread,
ill the wealth of the voluptuary would be insufficient to
.are him from painful disease and premature death !
Pinnock's Guide to Knowledge.