The Sun.
London, England, 1851-04-21 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPIN IS DAY.)H
• - LONDON/. APRIL 21.- W,.
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,iELLNS.;:o wN pitiL !,trtpl!g
114,44.—Arrd. Rio Grande, for Exeter;
%4lle, Pernambuco; Alexandra, Scalia Nova, la ith bow.
isprit sprung and leaky; Hibernia, Callao; Preciose,
cayannah; Elizabeth Walker, Cubs. Off port, Her-
'hely Mauritius. Put back, Caxiensa steamer, for
14torabhani. us.
t.RARLINGEN APRIL 18.—The Hillechins, Norway, to
t
„'" Port, was stranded near `Toe, April 8; m-tarials and
argo saved; vessel expected to be lost.
I;°
se,
Gte IBRALTAR, APRIL 14.—The French schooner
~'ouro se,
0 and the Portuguese schooner Nova
*Qeiedade, were wrecked at Sal,e.-1 (Morocco), during a
gale, 31st March.
IaeRTS3IuIITLI, APRIL 20. Sld.her Majesty's steamers
'enelope and Tenzer, Coast of Attica.
I4LXOIITH, APRIL 19.—Wind S. to E.S.E.; 20, E.—
Rd. Constancia, Rame.ia, Porto Rico; Snonohlanein,
, Janeiro; Geneive, Cowper, Bahia. Oil port, 19th,
ueit
b Queen, Wood, Adelaide; Richmond, Algoa Bay;
"oliemian.
CLYDE APRIL 18 —Arrd. Lugnan, Brown, Dmerara;
Cal ' -
YPsO, Wilkie, Trinidad.lllnLrisr, APRIL . James, New York.
1
• IRGSTOWN BAY, APRIL 18.—Acrd. Princess, Berry,
New Brunswick.
p"xonTu, APRIL 20.—Sid. Sarah, Sydney, New
'wflh Wales; Omega, Adelaide, South Australia. Off
tort, Columbus, Hutton, Madras; Isabella, Sierra Leone.
the Nestor, of this port, Liverpool to Cuba, was fallen
tWith lat. 42, long. 10, in a sinking state, and the
,iew taken off by the Dart, Lisbon to Newcastle, and
klided here.
south 11)RAL, APRIL 20.—Wind E. to S.E,—Arrd. Surprise,
Seas; Hock,:Batavia, for Amsterdam; Sara Ly de,
Rotterdam;
Johannes,;clitto; Vviendschn, ditto, all three for
New
Queen of Britain. St. Vincent; Sulersteera,
firemen;
York, for Hamburgb; Lonore, Apalachicola, for
fora,en; Mary Graham, China; Germania, Singapore
o asniburgh. Arrived from the River and sailed,
eeen,Havannah ; John Murray, Boston ; Commerce,
retwe; Henry Turner, ditto; Malacca, Sydney, New
t!"11 Wales; Sir John Rae Reid, St. Kitt's. Sid. Mi-
,'"?s, Calcutta ; Ellen, Sierra Leone ; Jew, Antigua ;
got _
t"tg, Quebec.
pi)EFOitD.—Sld: Uruguay, Cadiz and Buenos Ayres.
quNDERLAND. Sld. Empress, Aden ; Racaheck,
aelste.
,Bt.GaßENocii, APRIL 19.—The James Ewing, Clyde to
of lgilt's, has been in collision with the George barque,
tllsksycastle, and received considerable damage; must
7r_eargw and be docked.
11.7YERPOOL, APRIL 20.—Wind S.—Acrd. Parton, St.
ljtn2lngo; Lord Dufferin, Bombay; Mary, Bonny, sailed
112,7 Jan.; Probus, Callao; Letitia, Buenos Ayres; Jo-
gnes, New Orleans; Gipsy, ditto; Mary Glover, ditto;
Trinidad.
Mobile; Ben Nevis, Savannah; Jessie Mitchell,
rn
donfsllAN, APRIL 20.—The Freedom, Cardiff to Lon-
"' has put in very leaky, having been on shore.
XLVi-cu, APRIL 17. The Coromandel schooner,
th°liheetd to Liverpool, has been on the rocks west of
)7:harbour; received very considerable damage, and has
7,1 brought in here in a sinking state.
te t.LILEE APRIL 19.—The Herald, from Bayonne,
the g;ound, heeled over, and strained, but righted
'wine difficulty; it is feared her cargo is seriously
4Bred.

‘4", RAVESEND APRIL 20.—Wind E., light, fine.
alrri • from the South Seas; Calpe and
sty. ved—Surprise,
fr 41; from Bordeaux; Lady Elizabeth and Azorian,
Itc:inSt. Michael's; Arrow, from St. Übes; Apollo, from
"'clara; Queen of Britain, from St. Vincent's; Lady
eaunders, from Bahia; William's Adventure, from Caen;
1141;1 Frederick, from Stettin; Agnes, Herald, and
qi,e;'°ne, from Guernsey; Hardings from Caen; Mar-
r,`,B, of Bute, from Cadiz; Mary and Sarah, from Cha-
lieir',; Tridutt from Havre; Concordia, from Rotterdam;
tolitlerforce and Ann, from Hamburgh; Seine, from
0
st4,Tie; Refael Arroyo, from Cubs; Triton, from
Coc.; Duncan Ritchie, Cornucopia, and Jane. from
01„„4°; Sultana, from Jersey; Elizabeth, from Ghent;
St.'";,,e3', from Guernsey; Speed well and Daring, from
eft(Liehtters; Propontis, from the Cape; Minden, from
liic
; Alfred fro Caen ; Marvenia, from
; Einigkeit,m from Stockholm ; City of
otterd
na ata, from Dunkirk; Fame, from Calais; Ens-
co,„
from Harlingen; Magnet, from Rotterdam;
144;,;euane. from Nantes; Jeanne d'Arc, from Bordeaux;
Bh-"ne, from Figueira; Pearl, from Nantes; Brisk, from
SeB,; Argo, from Norway.
linpaded—The Malacca, for Sydney; Queen, for Har-
Ven; Caasaresz, for Hanaburg,n; Ann, for Dunkirk;
r0.4111°3, for Hamburgh; Claud, for Port Philip; Sphe-
d 14, for St. Vincent's; Venezuela, for Havre; Confi-
illee, Flora, Ann, Lena, and Okkelina, for the Baltic;
ePttillui, Elen, Oscar, Meta, Jan Mongers Minde, and
leob, for Denmark; Richard Cobden, for Norway;
eellit, for the Elbe; Conatanza and Onore, for Trieste;
hriatiane, for Sweden; Coq, for Cherbourg; Thetis,
for Hamburgh; Pirate, for Dunkirk; Indus, for Odessa;
ji'tigusta Bertha, for Memel; Einigketen, for Sweden;
Zatavier, Earl of Auckland, Ocean, and Attwood, for
totterdam; Princess Royal, for Hamburgh; Mina, for
Lnel; City of London, for Dunkirk; Lord John Rus-
1, for Harlingen.
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
A ship, steering north, showing a red flag, with white
border, and letter " M," in white, in the centre, March
1,4, in lat. 18, long. 60.
mereides, from Liverpool for Calcutta, Feb. 12, in lat.
31 S., long. 21 W.
iltleen, from Penang, March 23, in lat. 33, long. 40.
Bowles ship, for Liverpool, March 27, in lat. 34, long. 32.
,rd Dufferin, from Bombay for Liverpool, April 2, in
Olt 45, long. 20.
Eclipse schooner, April 5, in lat. 45, long. 16.
shill', No. 1,784, second distinguishing pendant, home-
Ward-bound, April 9, in lat. 49, long. 13.
1,
4"alarch schooner, outward-bound, April 10, in lat. 43,
.
.1 long. 12 W.
-1 bq outward-bound, April 13, in lat. 46 N.,
'°l3g. 1 ar2ue,
W,

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
b Trinidad, Harbour- Master's Office,. Feb. 20.
tat:ublie notice is hereby given, that an iron buoy,
Vilted red, has been laid down by her Majesty's ship
ellesley on the Diamond Shoal, in 9 fathoms, at low-
oftltej spring tides, 60 yards S.W., of the shoallest part
41,11 e rock, with the following magnetic bearing:—
w • Point of Chacachacare, N. 23 deg E.; the Hut
Magistrate's office on with the apex of the small
111eal islet on the S.W. point of Tints Bay, N. 49 deg,
Z;extremity of the southern point 9
of Chacacha.
°Just shut in with the S.W. rocks, B. deg. N."
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ti4rllts.—Very great inconvenience is felt by offi-
-015,, Connected with the working of the taxes duties, by the
ere!rnmentSte changes taking plrce duringe years the y
those changes (and which is now the case), as it
. s the business upon surveyors, clerks to commissioners,
pil'iltito hurry, heaps, and confusion ; a circumstance which
briVg
to be carefully avoided. Why not the Government
the„ out their proposed changes and alterations, as regards
44,e taxes, one year to take effect from the following 6th of
d• Reason suggests that course.
ath. DOGS AND RATS Or CorENHAGAN.—Another
tihis (the Dane's) peculiarities is that he always has a dog.
tilti°4ld say more correctly there is always a dog following
fca• I have seen an animal which seemed to be bound by
thiiel°Best ties to a particular gentleman placidly leave him at
itstPraer of a street, and set off on an independent walk by
tlae " These dogs are, in fact, a feature of the place by
taOiselves. In number they can only be excelled by the
grit scavengers of Cairo or Constantinople, and in mon-
Tilfi'Lleas and ugliness by no place in the world—not even by
tar-", before the potato rot. They get up little extempo-
reZ 'louts through the squares, the trail being generally the
Okillant an old rat, carried away by the foremost, and
Itt . between your legs from unexpected apertures in walls
flat houses, so as to cause very unpleasant consequences to
tiohuervous or feeble sojourner. On seeking for an explana-
k," of their great abundance, I was informed that they were
to kill rats. But this is a mere delusion. These dogs
btrlar too wise to lose their health by keeping late hours in
ill tilt of vermin. No, they retire as soon as darkness sets
144 ad with darkness out come the rats in the most perfect
tritiliti,tY. Such rats! they are as big as kittens, and their
old home
under the wooden planks of the gutters as you
Itotiouotne is perfectly amazing. The celebrated dog Billy
tthave died in a week of violent exercise in any one
'set •
tiktri in Copenhagen, giving him his usual allowance of
"et.- From a Cori espondent of the Times. •
A LADY
FINED FOR FURIOUS DRIVING.-0Q S -
)'4,, ay, at the Wandsworth Police-court, Mr. John Finni-
strcet stockbroker, residing at No. 8, Fan-street, Goswell-
ati'vt.t-road, was charged with being drunk and incapable of
kr;it'ir.. his horse and gig, and resisting the police; and
41ary Finniance, hi? wife, was charged with furiously
1tib,,114; the horse and gig, and seriously injuring an om •
te,e, horse, &c. It appeared that about half-past eight
)th,,it on the previous night, policeman Hewer, 161 V.,
L° 'le laatrolin the Cavendish-road, Clapham New Park, on
tiraeback, saw the male defendant driving his horse and
ja Which was his wife, not on the road but among the
4,18 The lady asked him if that was the way to town,
Litt he told them they were going in a contrary direction ;
tha,the defendant crossed and re-crossed the road so often,
distance
officer, fearing an accident would occur, called the
to,'BLance of Wycombe, 272 V, who stopped the horse, and
R the whip from the defendant, who lumped out of the
While •
gob; and tried to get the whip restored. this was
ktaig on, the lady exclaimed, " I'll show you
.how to drive,"
set the horse, a high-spirited animal, off nto a gallop.
a itiollnted policeman followed, but could not overtake. the
afl till it Was stopped just as it passed the George-inn at
l ti
by running into one of Holden 's omnibuses
one ding there, severely injuring one of the horses,.sma.shing
the plate-glass lamps, and injuring the vehicle itseltf.
in'te, gentleman was fined 40s. for being drur d
an
sum for
fas• `go Police; and the lady was fined a similar
loua driving.
tilat -mBINGTON GARDENS.—The line of dead wall
plitip,., frowned gloomily on the Bayswater-road is at length
down, and iron railing is now being fitted up instead.
448 will add greatly to the cheerful aspect both of the gar-
taen,,aod the road. It was one of the improvements rezom-
ell,"ked by Mr. Loudon, whose sug4estions for labelling each
se° for the information of the people has already been
Pted with such good effects.
ERSITY INTELLIGENCE.—OXFORD, APRIL 19.
o'cio',°nvocation will be holden on Tuesday next at two
tooeK, for the election of a Yeoman Bedel of Law, in the
, th of Mr. J. P. Shepperd, deceased. Wednesday next is
j'rizzetst day that compositions for the Ellerton Theological
Can be sent in.
TERMINATION OF THE STRIKE or SIR ELKANAII
HANDS.—The turnouts from the mill of Sir
tlein''ah Armitage, at Pendleton, near MaEcheater, of whose
(liffes we gave an account a fortnight ago, have settled the
'nee with their employer by a surrender of heir claims.
Othearrse number of them have already resumed work, and
thews are Willing to do so, if employment can be found for
their
auPP The amount of money which has been collected for
have ort while on strike, during the thirty weeks that
elapsed is about 5,000/.
the, WITH SMALL ARMS.—ThQ whole of
r,tu"rti°n-commissioned officers and men of the Foot Guards
Peri,led
nt to their respective regiments on Friday lest, the ex-
es with small arms at the butt at the Royal Arsenal
theng concluded for the present, and the whole strength of
tiZz.eercll3an required at head-quarters. The non-commissioned
NI • ad two privates of the Rifle brigade from Dover still
441 at Woolwich