The Sun.
London, England, 1835-07-16 00:00:00

SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

FRO MW. S. LLOYD'S.
Barry DEAL, JULY 15.—Wind W. fine.—Arrived the Sarah,
Distan, J. Leas, and Douglas, Scott, from Quebec-.
Arnved from the River and sailed, the Earl Roden (ship),
Mawle, for Cork; and the Zephyr (ship), Spiers, for Exeter.
The Timor transport, No. 5, for Bermuda, with the William
Glen, Anderson, and the Kitty, remain.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 15.--Wind W. S. W., fine.—Arrived
from London, the London, Wimble, for Calcutta.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 4. Wind S. W.
FALMOUTH, JULY IC—Wind W. S. W., moderate breezes
and fine.—Arrived the Anna, Napier, from Sierra Leone.
CLYDE, JULY I3.—Arrived the Calypso, Melville from Tri-
nidad ; St. Vincent, Brown, from St, Vincent ;
Canada, Al-
len, from Montreal ; and Diana, Fergusson, Newfoundland.
DOVER, JULY 15.—Arrived off port the Catharine, Fenn,
from Calcutta.
DARTMOUTH, JULY 15.—Arrived the Mary Barry, Goss,
from Bahia; and Calypso, Ludlow, from Quebec.
PENZANCE, JULY 14.—Arrived the Bragela, Taylor, from
Quebec.
GUERNSEY' JULY 13.—Arrived the Twenty-ninth of May,
Tessia, from Bahia.
J/RSEY, JULY 13.—Arrived the John, Blamped, from Cadiz.
BRISTOL, JULY 15.—Arrived the Dwelar, Gulen, from the
Canaries.
MILFORD, JULY 15.—Arrived the Brutus, Scott, from
Ancona.
LIVERPOOL, JULY 14.—Arrived the Dale, Barton, from
New Orleans ; Resolution, Murray, from Mobile ; Nautilus,
from Miramichi ; and Thomas Parsons, Allsop, from
Africa. Off port—the William Salthouse, —, from Ma-
nilla; Sir John Tabin, —, from Antigua; and Kingston,
----, from Africa.

The Lady Wriothesley Russell was safely delivered
of a son on Monday night, the 13th instant, at the Duke of
I3cdfo's, Belgravc-square.
We rd
understand that a petition in favour of the ge-
teral principles of the Irish Church Reform Bill, introduced
11 Lord Merpeth into the House of Commons, is in course cf
signature in this town.—Hull Observer.
Glasgow market is now abundantly supplied, nearly
2,000 salmon having come in during the last four days from
the Coleraine and Derry fisheries exclusively, and being all
f,oactikrse, they
dinice, and the steamers bringing them in about twenty
are equal to any in the market. The prices are
' 6d. to according to sizes.
In the Consistory Court of Gloucester a divorce, on
the ground of cruelty, was granted to Mrs. Hulls.
CLERICAL MORALITY.—A Protestant clergyman
fllO owns the tithes of a great many parishes, and who is said
IX! vei}, rich, will figure at the next Galway Assizes, as de-
Ddant in an action brought against him for damages for
seduction.
Lord Brougham will leave town on Saturday for
-
liTeJpool, and will lay the foundation-stone on Monday of the
Mechanics' Institution, to be established in the borough on an
Tztensive scale. A public dinner is to be given by the Re-
-formers to his Lordship, which is expected to be very nume-
' t°,llsly attended, and his Lordship will return to town about
the middle of next week.
be We have observed some remarkably large straw-
_rries in our market, during the past week, several of which
'esaared five inches and a half each in circumference.--Jer-
4eY„ergus.
st
12• HE THUNDERER.—The Rev. David O'Croly
~Preparing another thunderbolt to be levelled at the scheming
of the Irish popish priesthood !—Brighton Gazette.
All the Archbishops and Bishops of the Irish Sees,
';'F..ith the
exception of the able, learned, and pious, Dr. El-
,,larigtem Bishop of Leighlin and Ferns, who, we lament to
expired. on Sunday at Liverpool, in the course of his
thia_te hither, have arrived in London. It is understood that
toes° Most Reverend and Right Reverend Prelates are likely
esent a strong remonstrance against Lord Morpeth's
of t' and to proffer any present sacrifice that can be required
turn as a ransom for the ultimate integrity and safety of the
• c!.,ch.---211orning Paper.
`"ENIDA, JUNE 10 —On the sth instant, about
GENOA
P.m., whilst a wedding was being solemnized in
'ruse of the brothers Albini, Jews, in Alexandria, the
bi.Zrins. of the room gave way on a sudden, and by its weight
"'rough those of the two under apartments. The con-
Sexes ciuenc
col
wereof this catastrophe was, that 47 individuals of both
tai
panel
of
the
emolated in the ruins, and 53 were more or less
earn n Grievouslyßaron"unded. Among the victims were the Second
Regiment of Aosta, the Cavalier Angiou, Cap-
,rdra family Alberto, Captain Mossa, and Lieutenant Vac-
etiie, who
wereon the second floor of the house; and the
of a merchant who dwelt upon the first floor.
most prompt and active measures were taken by the
authorities on this melancholy occasion.
lL
lyt• fI:IGraTNING.—A curious instance of the effects of
ifiallistng occurred some time since at Granvold, the electric
in— 'laving struck and destroyed a church, and at the same
°Ment a house six miles from it ; a similar accident occurred
b~veral Years afterwards to the new church and house that had
een erected upon their sites.
• ;Tim HOLY STATE.—There now resides at Neath
titi....man 85 years of age, who has been twice married. At the
if ; ,17`v._, of his first marriage, the united ages of himself and wife
jk 7..11% amount to 42 years. She bore him 31 children.
113,,getond wife, with whom he lived 32 years, died on the 22d
"ily, 1832, aged 94, and he has lately made proposals of
T.arriage to a young woman residing at Neath. He is in in-
-licent circumstances but possesses • much shrewdness and an
excea6nt iiierrkiry.Cambrian.