The Sun.
London, England, 1833-04-26 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, APRIL 2.5.--Wind N.E.—Arrived the Hero, Hurst,
from Terceira. Arrived from the river, and sailed, Talacia,
Addison, for Mauritius. Prince George, and Hindostan,
Lamb, from Quebec ; Marquis Chandos, Gallon, for Demerara ;
David, Morris, for Jamaica. Nine A.m. sailed his Majesty's
ship Hyacinth for Plymouth.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 25.—Wind N.N.E.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 24.—Wind N. W. squally.— Arrived
the James Edward, Reeves, from Messina ; Platina,
from London, for New South Wales. Sailed his Majesty's ship
Jackdaw for the West Indies.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 24.—Wind N., strong gales and
squally.—Arrived off port Ellen, Goodwin, front M. Michaels.
BRISTOL, APRIL 25.—Arrived the Frederick from Memel.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 24.—Arrived the Regular, Bond,
from Berbice ; Intrepid, Morrison, from Demerara; Liverpool,
Neverson, from St. Vincent; Martha, Drummons, from New
Orleans ; Jane, Barton, from Savannah ; Edward Reid,
Forrest, from New York ; Hamilton, Kenney, from Mobile ;
Industry, Vincent, from St. Michaels. Off port, Alert, from
Jamaica.
GREENOCK, APRIL 23.—Arrived the Duchess of Rich.
mond, Porter, from Sierra Leone.
CORK, APRIL 2.3.—Arrived the Emancipation, Pound, from
London.
LIMERICK, APRIL 23.—Arrived the Ann, Oake, from
London.
MONTREAL, M►AcII a—On the Ist instant, the first in.
dication of a change of season presented itself, and from that
time, almost to the present, the thaw has been unusually rapid
and incessant, accompanied with heavy rain.

Arrived off the Start, the Wade, from New York.
The Islock, Coperneck, from Monte Video to Havanna, was
wrecked on the Isle of Ark, 2Sth February.—Crew saved.
The Anne, Caftan, from Sydney to Ireland, is lost In the
Severn.
The Venus, Parker, from Berblce to Liverpool, N.S., wu
abandoned at sea, 20th February.
The Gncisenaw, from Bourdeaux to Stetten, put into Fal-
mouth on the Zd instant, having been run foul of.

Lady BLESSINGTON'S novel, now on the eve
of appearance, to be called " The Repeaters," will not, it
seems, be entirely confined to Ireland, but will occasionally
diverge to London, and exhibit scenes in the aristocratic
e•reles, including an episode of a more than usually inte-
resting character, which might not inaptly be called
•• Some passages in the life of a modern Belle."
""'Keturn of the number of persons who re-
ceived sentence of death in the year 1832, and the number
hereof who were executed for ureakrug into a dwelling-
h arse, and committing larceny therein ; specifying the
p aces where tine trials and executions took place :
Nunvier of persons who received sentence of death, 583 ;
number thereof who were executed, 4. Places where
the trials and executions took place :—ln London, 1 ;
in Reading, 3.
Baron STERNBERG has arrived at Fenton's
Hcrel, St. James's-street, with despatches from St. Pe
tersburg.
On Monday an adjourned inquest was held at
the Half-way-house, Kensington road, on ANN /sacrum,
.tt,el2o, found drowned in the Serpentine on Wednesil ry
I pd. It appeared she was in a dreadful state of health, in
consequence of her intimacy with Wattiwatour, the
o'dier. She was brought to London by Dr. Kircursisa,
wrose notice was attracted by bee cleverness in cookery.
Vrrdiet, " Found drowned." An account of W•tx-
warowr's conduct will be sent to his conunanding.ofEcer.
DEATH BY LIGHTNING.--.Daing the thun-
ler storm on Thursday se'maight a dreadful occurreo,ce
took place at Holkhain. The great barn was struck by q
vivid flash of lightning, when four boys were in a stable
,nd hryhouse adjoining. One of them, named Diorts<Vis
was killed on the spot ; and another, named Rassngr was
so much injured that li tle hope of his recosery is enter-
;tined. The others were much disfigured. Two men at
work in the barn received no injury, though the barn
doors were shattered. At Dersingham a house wa. struck
and some of the furni•ure set on fire, but ext,nguisried
soon.—Norfolk Chronicle.
Mr. CHARLES MANNERS SUTTON, eldest
son of the Speaker of the House of Common., attained his
majority on Wednesday, the 17th. Mr. Sorrow is in re-
version to the lucrative sinecure of Itedistrar .1 the Prero-
dative Court, now held by the Rev. Messrs. Moose s
rnt
of a former Archbishop of Canterbury. He w.ll alsc
succeed to his Right Hon. relatives pension of 4,0001,
er annum, but, by a clause introduced, we believe, int(
he Speaker's Act by Lord Mallokr, Mr. M. Surrox
with the pension,
jun., is not to hold the Registrarship

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