The Sun.
London, England, 1834-05-21 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-THIS DA1"•

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(FROM LLOY' )
DEAL, MAY 20.—Wind S.E.D—SSailed the Alexand°
Baring, St. Croix, for China ; and Ruckers, Soper, fr l
4°
London, for Grenada. FINE r. m.—A ship and two
!)
are coming in from the Westward, and several
the Gulls, outward-bound.
hi Arr
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 20.—Wind varia__e.---
lea
off port, the Neva, from Rio Janeiro.
ArrivedlAL3l off port PLYMOUTH, MAY 19.—Wind S.W.
and Barkley, Gething, from Messina.
BRISTOL, MAY 20.—Arrived the Providentia, Galle•
from Memel. Able, froill
CORK MAY 18.—Arrived the Anne,
Trinidad.'
MONTROSE, MAY 18.—Arrived the Jason, Brii.--,—"L,ana
Mary, Blues, from Riga ; and St. Nicholas, Morgan, l
Dantzic.
Hutt, MAY 19.—Arrived the Dorothea, Be'"nt*
from Dantzic. t MAY the ul
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LIVERPOOL, MAY l9.—Arri.
braham, from Divolion ; Jupiter, Bielche ; and Fret
Wilhelm, Voltz, from Dantzic ; Paragon, Lascelles, fr°,'"
New Orleans ; George, Jones, from Savannah ;
Naylor, Hayne, from Wilmington ; Isabella, Frentz, fr°:
Stettin ; Achilles, Muller, from Memel; Cathenn:;'
Helsman, from Rotterdam; Egedius, Duyts; and
lina, Pierre, from Ostend. Off port the Caledonia,
GT
ham, from New York. Two Russian ships and a Ito'
barque (names unknown) have just come round the rocl‘.
peter'
The Two Brothers, Gordon, from Wemyss to
head, was wrecked on Wrattray Head the 17th inst.
The Demetrio, from Alexandria, with about two-to.
of her cargo, was entirely destroyed by fire at Trieste
"
the Bth inst.
cargo damaged.
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BrTishtoel

The late Richard Lander was born at Truret
in Cornwall, on the Bth of February, 1804, so that,
the period of his decease, he was within a few days of
Burlingham,
this attaining his 30th year. In early boyhood he visite!.
St. Domingo, where he remained for some time, aua
afterwards travelled in South Africa, from CaToga
inland to the farthest extremity of the colony. Hew 25 '
the sole survivor of Clapperton's last and fatal expert'
tion to central Africa, and succeeded in making his
way, defenceless and alone, from Socatoo, in auss*
to Badagry, on the western coast —a long, difficult'
and dangerous journey, through countries inhabited bi
a variety of tribes, by whom he was not only 101°(i
lestcd, but treated, for the most part, with kindness all .
liberality. His interestinc, and important expeditioaa
twitiitolhnViteosf
to trace the course of the Niger to its termination, an
deeplyjonileteeinldtisal,aruimsprneonnattthtteoh
ef
ahrpamavreiosfht
its successful issue, are already known to the public. ..
this county. The wilful destruction by fire or a berth
in the night of the 28th ult., will be fresh in the Tv
collection of our readers. On Friday night last an::
ther conflagration, without doubt alike wickedly c'ee,f
sinned, took place on the premises of Mr. Smithinf I
W. Woodw_,
down, and 150 bags of corn destroyed !
the same parish. It commenced in a large Pilont'c'
him, filled with wheat, and the flames extending :
dwheat rick near, both the barn and rick were b'jg
afterwards transpired which led to the suspicion OW
two brothers, named Tovey, had caused both rifense:l
they were in consequence apprehended and altellirtei
before the magistrates at Pershore, who commit" o
them to the county goal for further examination on ,
Monday. One of them is not above 18 or 19 years ° ,
age.— Worcester Herald.:ol:s.tate the rep!:
The veteran republican General Lafayette
has been attacked with a severe and very serious fever f.
He is attended by Messrs. Audral, Marjolin, and
dr i
quet. By the last accounts he was a little better.
of
peas on Wednesday. They were grown at Roue .
The Mountaineer brought over some . greell
and were forwarded for sale to Covent-gar4e. It Mar-
i China, et
hasccicoming
ms
lately ion
ket.—Brighton Guardian. . 1
of
g skinless
been
originallye e n
introduce oat,from
Bothi napwr oe
3ai
tr
ht e:
tshdueeefteprd
jig::
91 li, .
appearing to agree with our climate.
duce and quality are said to be superior to any gis iit,i
tßrioctAttei
hitherto grown in this country - and so nutritious
three c
that one peck, as horse corn, goesP further than
rnidleacm:
pecks of common oats.—Brighton Guardian.
an-,/
The salmon fishing in the North has, °ll
average, been more successful than last year. 0..
DEATH BY DRINICING.—TWO Cliiollllo
sweeps in the Meal Vennel last week made a bet /
tAI.
should drink most raw whisky. They persevered
one of them died.—Perth Courier. 1 /
LIVEItPooL COTTON-MARKET, MAI(-_A9' II:.
A very good demand has. again been experience" 1,1
our Cotton-market to-day for most descriptions, lifje ,
. ticulaFly Brazils, which arc con 'cl d dearer. 'sit'
quantity sold is about 6,000 bales, ,7
e,7
_3_o Don
100. ; 360 Peruams, .4
1 lr. f .
1 1 id. • ;030 Mtr.anhaniag u re.
trnoatnlid. ; 100 Sea Islands, 1614 d. up ato 22d. ; tßeiodi'
er in American, Bd. to 90. ; afew Orly
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