The Sun.
London, England, 1834-05-30 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-THIS DA

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DEAL, MAY 29.—Wind N. E. to S. w.,
(FROM LLOYD'S.)
—Arrived the Sampson, Chadwick, from New York..
Arrived from the River and Failed the Fox Hotta'
Grey, for the South Seas; Betsey and Sarah, Blooali
for Leghorn ; Anne, Dryborough, for Oporto ;. in
Maria, for Malta. , s 'led
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 29.—Wind S. to NY •----al
his Majesty's ship President, for Halifax. Arrived
Pt.ymoLITH, MAY 28.—Wind variable.—,
the the Countess of Pembroke steamer, from LiSbc',- t
sailed the 14th instant, Oporto the 18th, and Br"
rate breezes.
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LYNN,
from Riga.
LANCAStER, MAY 28.—Arrived the Success, L *ti‘c'
ei
LIVERPOOL, MAY 28.—Arrived the Sarah,
from Memel.
from Denmark.
DovEa, MAY 29.—Arrived the Orient, Ellis, from
Matanzas, very leaky, with loss of bulwarks/ 8;c"
bound to Hamburg. r,
SCILLY, MAY 27.--Arrived The Sarah, Wehbe
from Charente.
LONDONDERRY, MAY 27.—Arrived the Sarah, 11°-
binson, from London.
WATERFORD, MAY 27.--Arrived the Portland, BO'
from London.
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Arrived in the River the Liberator, Angel, froi
Waterford ; and Dandy, Clark, from Norway.
been received

at The following
.
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_wing communications have
" 15, Cambridge-street, Connaught-squaro
" May 29, 1834.
" Sta,—You will much oblige me by making kuol
the following official statement, for the information 0
all merchants interested.
" I have the honour to be, &c. &c.
.
(Signed) "H. S. MINAS!
~Wm. Dobson, Esq., Secretary, Lloyd's.
" In consequence of the existing differences bet ,ny
his Majesty the King of the Two Sicilies and the r-',ll.
peror of Morocco, his Sicilian Majesty has ordertcho
" Naples, May )3, 183vi4:0,1
for the protection of vessels under his Royal Fly'
Gi-
following naval division to cruise in the Straits 0
r._
braltar, viz.—the frigate Isabella, the corvette
underCli '-,
tina, the brig Zeffiro, and the schooner Lampe,
~
the command of Rear-Admiral Staiti, which sailed w
its destination this day.' "
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SUMMER CIRCUITS•
HOME—Lord jhuiesfticleusltlycnedialei
NORTHERN—Lord Lyndhurst and Baron Gurney'
MlDLAND—Justice Park an,. Justice Taunton.
NORFOLK—Just ce Gaselee and Justice Bosanque'
NORTH WALE—Justice Vaughan.
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Royal Highness's the Duke of Cambridge, I°4l--
Piccadilly from Hanover.
Wednesday night was even colder than the
preceding, the therm having fallen to 43.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT FiscilLEV. 0
Yesterday morning early a most destructive fire brolc
flaivmeislyweersecapl:sdt. in fr I egg, carpenter and tor
out on the premises of A• • v. bley. TV
dertaker, situate near the church, i inc.. •
night clothes, and happily 12c,
Nor%
shops, &c., were destroyed. At present nothing'
Ttilheeirwhole of the premises,
known as to the cause of the fire.
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Yesterday- evening, about half-past ellobe
o'clock, the flillovving accidents occurred through too
furious riding of a " gentleman" returning from bidisrli
races. At the corner of ilorsemonger-lane, an el e_..,
and respectable woman was knocked down, and, fort",
nately, escaped with a fractured arm ; at niaAervrllB3l,
street, an individual, named Tibbs, was knocket.e
004,
and on being conveyed into the shop of Mr;•t /4:ass fond
surgeon, corner of Lant-street, Borough' but veil
that his skull was so severely
fractured thato
very ; at tb
little hopes are entertained of bie ree°
woman vias
corner of Union-street, another elderly
stopped;
run over, the rider thrown, and the horse r
wonlasu
the
the rider, however, escaped by giving P°
and a fie,
who was not severely hurt, a few shillings,a He the
titious address to the persons who interfere ••
,uroiti
rode off, and it was understood that a lad Wei a,,,,
and rider at the foot of
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down by the horse
bridge. . taken
LIVE AND LEAK N.--it is quite a rais%Tts 0,
idea to suppose that sugar injures the teeth. 0:1)1110f
sons have whiter teeth than the negroes, perl'l.—te
during crop time ; and it is equally absurd to sif iv'
that the use of sugar produces worms in ebi,l•o
Worms arise from an insufficiency of salt and Pl.lO,
in the food of infants ; provided those tonics be Pp be
the more sugar is given to a child the greater al
its health and strength. --Sir .I. Prin l
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