The Sun.
London, England, 1834-08-18 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.

(FROM T.I.YOD'S.)
DEAL, AUGUST 17.—Wind N. E., to E., moderate.—Ar-
rived and sailed for the river, the Flora- Sevigues, Stratyra,
and Vere, Roberts, from Jamaica ; Henry, from New South
Wales ; Elbe, Gladstone, from Para ; St. George's, Brown,
from Grenada; Cacique, Harvey, from Valparaiso; Eliza-
beth, Brown, from Mogaclore ; and Agnes, Drewprey, from
Havannah. Spoke the Thomas, from Vera Cruz to London,
the 21st of June, in lat. 35, long. 65 W. ; also the Percival,
out eight days from Plymouth, lat. 49 ; ong. 11, W. ; and
Codrington, Hill, from Antigua.
PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 17.—Wind N. E.—Arrived the Venus,
Gilbert, from Cadiz. Sailed the Hills. Rose, for India.
STANGATE CREEK, AUG. 16.—Arrived the Elizabeth, Brown,
from Magadore.

DOVER, AUG. 17.—Arrived off port the Lucy, Watson,
from Singapore ; sailed March 19 ; New Phoenix, Barton,
from Jamaica ; a4d Maria Christiana, from New Orleans.
GUERNSEY, AUG. -15.—LArrived the Sophia, Tardiff, from
Rio Janeiro ; and Maria, Sophia, from Tarragona.
BRISTOL, AUG. 17.—Augusta, Balsdon, from Demerara.
LIVERPOOL, Auo. 16.—Arrived the Caledonia, Stroyan,
from Bombay; Ravenswood, Robinson, from Paraiba; Kitty,
Scott, Treasurer, Lowrie, and Maria, Brandt, from Arch-
angel; and Eolus, Alexander, from Pernam. Off port the
Columbia, Pattison, from Bombay.
CLYDE, AUG. 15.—Arrived the Maiy Sharp, M'Donald,
from Barbadoes ; England, Hunter, from Bay Chaleur ; and
Elizabeth, Tucker, from Trieste.
FALMOUTH, AUG. 15 AND 16.—Fresh breezes, variable.—
Arrived the Firefly (steam packet), from Lisbon—sailed 10th
inst., and off port 11th. Off port the Branken Moore, Crosby,
from the Mauritius--sailed 25th April, and St. Helena 10th
June.

TOPSHAM, Auu. 16.—Arrived the Berwick, Morris, fron
Quebec.

BELFAST, AUG. 15.—Arrived the Kanger, Battersby, from
London ; Brilliant, Agnew, from Demerara ; St. George,
Pouche, from Smyrna ; and Orient, Okenhead, from St. John's.

The Conqueror, Power, from Cork to Newport, was totally
wrecked on Breaksla Point on the 6th inst.
The Brunswick, Wood, from St. Petersburgh to Hull, has
arrived off Wisby, after being on shore and discharging part
of her cargo.
The Annibal Clothilde, Roax, from Cette to Rouen, put
into St. Übes full of water, having struck on the bar.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE, AUG. 16.
Gough, Frankling, from Samos ; Lady Louisa, Danford,
from Guernsey; Cornelia, Schonham, Worcum ; London,
Lamb, St. Petersburg; Ann Margaretha, Ockleman, Bong-
siel ; Gleaner, Dorken, Archangel ; Sarah, Williams, Rotter-
dam; Ann, Smith, Larache; Dido, Aalborg; Maria Chris-
tiana, Hanson, Tonningen.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, AUG. 16.
Brocklebank, Stranack, for Antwerp ; Union, De Jonge,
Ostend ; Deft, London, Lisbon ; Arethusa, Simmons, Alex-
andria; Resolution, Langley, jun., Elsineur, and St. Peters-
burg ; Active, Whitnall, Dunkirk ; Josephine, Trocklif,
Antwerp; Sir 'William Curtis, Pay, for Calais; Belfast,
Calais ; Harriett, Grenada ; Lively, Trapp, Bordeaux.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, AUG. 16.
The Batavier, Dunlop, for Rotterdam ; Belfast, Middleton,
Calais; Brocklebank, Stranack, Antwerp; Catherina, Hogan,
Hamburg ; Mary, Hannell, Koningsburg ; Odessa, Whitnell,
Bahia ; Malvina, Bear, Malta ; James, Wilson, Archangel ;
George Ferguson, Lisbon ; Active, Whitnell, Dunkirk ;
Vesta, -, Constantinople, Willdemine, Hohort, Memel ;
Ann and Elizabeth, Feltman, Boulogne ; Dart, Strannack,
Ostend ; Merchant, Gibbs, Bermuda; Julia, Prieger, Calais ;
London, Rumbect, Hamburg; Augusta, Dixon, Mauritius;
Oratora, Gull, Leghorn ; Meridian, Lawrence,-New York ;
Richmond Hill, Forrest, &I-Nee ; Canada, Britton, New
York.

CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, AUG. 16.

The Maria, Soverend, for Baltic ; Favourite, Simons, Arch-
angel ; Nayade, Lienhard, Memel ; Caroline Frederick, Har-
murst, Dantzic ; Archangel, Galles, Archangel; Falsinde,
Hyno, Baltic ; Alerte, Humble, Elsinore ; Prince, Hill,
Waltare ; Henrette, Kragg, Baltic ; Emanuel, Schade,
Baltic ; Woodman, Kelsom, Copenhagen ; Hercules, Lund,
St. Cube ; Aurora, Breckwold, Denmark ; Enigheit, Yamels,
Elsinore ; Synende, Placketta, St. Petersburg.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH

The Brilliant, from Demerara to Belfast, by the Lady Mary,
Fox, arrived at Belfast. The Coromandel, Boyes, London,
off Madeira, the 12th June, bound to Calcutta. The Diamond,
of Whitehaven, for Quebec, in lat. 50. long. 17. The Egre-
mont, Dublin to Quebec, in lat. 46. long. 43. The Shaks-
peare, of London, for Quebec, in lat. 47. long. 43. The
Kale, Tregarthen, the 24th ult., off Cape St. Vincent. The
Kingston, Willis, Liverpool to Quebec, the 14th ult., in lat.
46. long. 46. _

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

STOCKTON RACES, AUGUST 15.
Wynyard Stakes of 10 sovs. each, and 30 added. Two miles.
Mr. Ley's Levolo
Mr. Bowes's Maid of Lune
Captain Potts's Sparrowhawk 3
Gold Cup, value 80 sovs., and 20 added. Two miles and a
distance.
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The

Mr. Sutton's Tomboy y 1
Mr. Fox's The Count
The Barber, Theodore, and Charmer, also started
A Sweepstakes of 20 sous each for two-yrs. -old. T. Y. C.
Mr. Fox's f. by Langar 1
Mr. Watts's Sister to Bubastes 2
Two others not placed. •
AUGUST 16.—A Sweepstakes of JO sous. each, for two-yrs.-old,
was won by Sister to Bubastes, beating Alice, Winkley and Tor-
mentor.

A Maiden Plate of 501. w•as won in three heats by Mr. Watts's
Belluno, beating Mr. Claridc's c. by Nimrod, Mr. Maise's Maid of
Oaks, and three others.

HA VERFORD WEST RACES.
FIRST DAY.—The Pembrokeshire Stakes were won by Mr.
Bristow's Squirrel, beating Mr. Dairs's! Meridunum, Baron De
Rutzen named Major, and two others.
The Picton Stakes were won in two heats by Major, beating Mr.
Henderson's Brownie, and Mr. Rule named Creeping Jane.
SECOND DAY.—The Orielton Stakes were won by Mr. Peel's
Lely, beating Mr. Gough's Dandina, Squirrel, and Major.
A Sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each, and '45 added, was won in three
heats by Mr. Currie's Conservator, beating a br. 1. by Lugborough,
and br. f. Mirth.

THIRD DAY. _The Town Plate was won in two heats by Lely,
beating Major and Bacchanal.
The Ladies' Plate was won in two heots by Meridunum, beating
Dandina.

THE HARVEST.—The crops of wheat in this
county are most abundant, and hundreds of acres in prime
condition have been gotten in in the course of this week.—
Cambrian.

Several fields of grain have been cut down in our
neighbourhood in various directions, and there is every pros-
pect of the harvest becoming general in this quarter in a very
few days.—Stirling Journal.

The harvest may now be said to be general, many
fields being cut down, and the reapers rapidly proceeding with
work in the others. The fine weather allows of no interrup-
tion to their labour, and should it continue for eight or ten
days, the greater part of the crops will be cut down and safely
lodged in the stack-yard.—Edinburgh Evening Courant.
Two reapers quarrelled in a wheat-field, at Buck-
fastleigh, Devon, on -Wednesday, when one of them struck the
other in the face with his hook ; he instantly returned a blow
at the neck of his fellow workman, which nearly severed his
head from his body, causing instant death ! Cambrian.
ROSSENDALE.—The flannel weavers, spinners,
and wool-combers at Rossendale and the neighbourhood are
better employed than they have been for the last twelve
months. Wages are low, no advance having taken place.
A correspondent has forwarded us a pattern of dark
olive cloth of Russian manufacture, which gained the gold
medal at St. Petersburgh in the spring of the present year.
The wool is very fine, but the texture of the cloth is by no
means equal to that usually manufactured in this country from
the wool of the same quality.—Halifax Express.

The small pox is at present prevalent among the
poor of Inverness. In the Markinch and Green of Muirtown,
the cases are particularly numerous, and in one small lane
there are eleven. persons ill of the thsternper.—Edinb,ro
Evcning Courant. _ _ _

One of the most wretched and abandoned parts of
the town is comprised under the classical names of Horace_
street, Homer-street, Cato-street, and Virgil-place.