The Sun.
London, England, 1833-07-13 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Newton, Stuart, from Ceylon, has arrived off Dover
sailed from Colombo, March 4, St. Helena, May 18.
The Princess Royal, Grimwood, from Van Diemen's Land,
has arrived in the Downs; sailed Feb. 27.

Arrivals at Hobart Town.—The Mediterranean Packet,
Pugh, from Liverpool, Feb. 15; the Gulnare, Bulley, from
London, 12; the John Dunscomb, M‘Lean, from Glasgow,
10 ; the Bee, Cuthbert, from New South Wales, 17 ; the Cir-
cassian, Douthwaite, from Plymouth, 16; hie Majesty's ship
Imogene, from New South Wales, 22.
Departure from Hobart Town.—The Marienne, Sinclair,
for the Fishery, Feb. 12.

IRISH ASSIZES.

(FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.)

LEINSTER CIRCUIT.— WEXFORD, JULY 10.
The Commission was opened here yesterday at I() o'clock by
Chief Baron Joy, who presides in the criminal court. The
other Judge of Assize is Chief Justice Dogherty, known in
England as Solicitor-General for Ireland during the Canning
and Wellington administrations, and whose promotion to the
place of First Judge in the Common Pleas is ascribed to his
successful opposition to O'Connell in the first Parliament t•
which the latter was admissible.

The Chief Baron, in his charge to the Grand Jury, congrtb
tulated them on the present tranquil state of this county,
which he ascribed to the firmness and promptitude manifested
by the Magistrates and gentry in suppressing a system of
Whitefootism which had lately spread from Kilkenny, an ad-
jacent county, into this proverbially peaceable and civilized
portion of Ireland. Such timely opposition to a senseless and
lawless combination, was a lesson to neighbouring counties, on
the facility with which the misguided populace may be pre-
served from the contagion to which they inevitably become
victims, when they suffer themselves to be deluded by the ig-
norant or designing instruments of disobedience to the laws.
His Lordship very eloquently explained the happy effects of
the mild, yet effective, remedies lately applied to the incipient
confederacies which had begun to threaten the peaceableness of
this county.

There aro twenty.three prisoners charged with riot,
tumult, and conspiring against the laws. Of these John
Rushford, was yesterday tried for conspiring with others, by
threats and menaces to compel a person in possession of
lands which he formerly held, to give them up. The princi-
pal witnesss, one of the conspirators who became approver,
proved that the lands had been actually surrendered in conse_
quence of such threats, and the prisoner was found guilty,
and sentenced to two years' imprisonment. Four other per.
sons were placed at the bar, accused of offences nearly similar,
but acquitted for want of sufficient evidence. In further
proof of the past state of the county, a person from the town
of Ross, claimed compensation this morning for two lighters
or boats, which had been maliciously sunk and destroyed by
the combination boatmen of that town, and county of Kil..
kenny. This is a specimen of the criminal trials at this
Assizes. There were only two of no public interest, tried
in the civil Court. Both Judges are at present (four o•cicok)
engaged in trying criminal cases.

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A deputation of the West Indin,ciqtereat,ittOi d •di
BURGE, the agent for Jamaica;;lotemarp.:Bitnit 'x';'r
HODGSON, from Jamaica, and Sii:AJ.i.a.V#4.; ,i'
had a conference with Mr. SecretWy ,SiAiT*rie
at the Colonial-office. —\ ' ' 1
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The Baron DE BLome, the Danish'Uoiefri- in-
panied by Mr. BOURNE, the late Danish ChargeA'A ffai r es,
visited Viscount PAL)fensaox yesterday, at the Foreign-
office.

The Belgian Minister had an interview with Viscount
PALMERSTON yesterday.
The LORD CHANCELLOR and Lord HOLLAND had in..
t rviews with Earl GREY yesterday.
Lord SUFFIELD, Mr. BUXTON, Mr. WILLIAM SMITH,
and a numerous deputation of the Anti• Slavery Society,
principally members of the Society of Friends, had an
interview yesterday with Mr. STANLEY, and bad a con-
ference with the Right Hon. Secretary upwards of two
hours.