The Sun.
London, England, 1835-07-04 00:00:00

SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, JULY 3.—Wind W. S. W., fine.—Arrived from the
river and sailed, the Herefordshire, Isaacson, for Calcutta ;
Royal Tar, Symonds. for St. Sebastian, with troops; and
William Fawcett, Brooks, for Lisbon. Arrived from the
River and remains, the William Thompson, Wild, for the
Cape of Good Hope. Arrived and proceeded for the River,
the Neptune, Broadhurst, from Calcutta.
PORTSMOUTH, JUI,Y 3. —Wind W. to W.N.W.—Arriyed
the Planter, Daly, from Quebec. Sailed the Gilmore, Lind-
say, for Bombay.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 2.—Wind S.W.—Arrived off, the Mira-
michi, —., from Quebec; and Elizabeth, Laing, from
Miramichi.

FALmou.ru, JULY 2.—Wind S.—Arrived the Spy packet,
from the West Indies—sailed from St. Thomas 31st May.
Off port the Reserve, llasean, from Jamaica; and Palladimil,
Peikelly, from Port-au-Prince.
PENZANCE, JULY 3.—Arrived off, the Conway, Penwick,
from the South Seas; Traveller, ----, from Rio Janeiro;
and Innocent°, Gretano, from Trieste.

NEWPORT, JULY 3.--Arrived the Prince Regent, Smith,
from Quebec.

LIVERPOOL, JULY 2.—Arrived the Louisa, Hawker, from
Monte Video; Rival, Briscoe, from Jamaica; Blandford,
Hore, from Trinidad; Southerner, Glauca, and John Baring,
Haff, from New England and Lavanter, , from New
Orleans. Off port the Ellen, , from Charlton.
LINIEFICK, JULY I.—Arrived the Martha, Lewis, from
London.

WATERFORD, JULY 1.-Arrived the Martha, Dyer, from
London ; and Sarah and Jane, Richardson, from St. John's,
New Brunswick.

ABERDEEN, JULY I.—Arrived the Ardent, Stephenson, from
Messina.

HULL, JULY 2,—Arrived the Frances, Brown, from Charente.

LIVERPOOL, JULY 2.—The Emma, Parry, arrived to-day
from Palermo. On the 12th ult., while passing Tareppa Is-
land, in the Gulf of Gibraltar, received a shot from the for-
tress, without any notice, which struck the vessel abaft the
fore-channel, and did considerable damage. Several other
vessels astern were also fired into. A large ship, supposed
to be a Dutch vessel, after receiving the second shot, bore up
apparently for Gibraltar.
FALMOUTH, JULY 2.—The William, of Liverpool, timber-
laden, waterlogged, and abandoned, was fallen in with on the
27th ult., lat. 47, long. 22, by the Spy Packet, from the West
Indies.

DARTDIOUTIT, JULY 2.—The Desire, Griffiths, from Cowes,
was dismasted this morning by an American ship, and towed
into this harbour by a Pilot smack.
YOUGIIAL, JULY I.—A boat, marked " Fanny Beynem, of
Tenby," has been picked up near Milford, and brought in here.
ELSINORE, JUNE 27.—The Laitlors, Plaraldson, from the
Clyde to Sr. Petersburg, carried away both topmasts in a
squall on the 21st inst.
HAmnuacx, JUNE 29.—The Lucia, Meyer, from Wismar
to England, has put into Hallener in a sinking state, and
must discharge to repair.

The Fortuna, Poach, of Memel, was totally wrecked on
Bornholtn, 2d ult.—crew saved.

Extract of a letter from the Agent, dated Fioring, June
28 ;—" Several Captains report that cn the Dragde, by the
Red Buoy, in the Eyder, there is much less water than for-
merly ; and it is also reported that the boat of the pilot galliot
struck the ground there at low water. It is, therefore, neces-
sary that Captains should be very careful in going over the
Dragde, and it is advisable to take a pilot for the galliot."

Mr. Bunn has presented Madame Malibran with a
costlV case of rubies and diamonds, on which is engraved this
inscription:—

" TO MADAME MALIWRAN,
The most distinguished Artiste the Theatres of Europe have ever
possessed,
This trifling token of esteem is presented
BY ALFRED BUNN,
Lessee of the Theatres-Royal Drury-lane and Covent-garden.

London, Ist July; 1835."
A French gentleman, Count de Chateau-Villa, Mar-
ried some years ago an Irish lady of the name of Beeby, who
brought him, it is said, above 40,0001. After living in Paris
happily enough, and giving splendid fancy balls in the Rue
St. Lazare, discord invaded the menage; the husband proved
volage—sought other affections, and after repeated attempts
to reclaim him, the wife applied for a separation a mensa et
(hero. The suit had already commenced ; a number of affec-
tionate and remarkably well written letters of the wife to her
faithless spouse were produced in Court, and had found their
way into the French Journals, when, on Saturday, the Count
watched his wife on her promenade, either prevailed on her or
forced her to enter a chaise-and-four, and drove off with her
to Germany ; the only cause assigned for this sudden return of
affection (if it be such) being that his family was flattered with
the applause bestowed upon the tender epistles published in the
French journals.

SCUM OF THE CITY.—R. C. SCARLETT is re-
ported to have said, in reference to the Municipal Commis-
sioners, that they " obtained their information respecting Nor..
wich from the scum of the city." We shall content ourselves
with merely asking the Hon. Member for Norwich if in his
designation of " the scum of the city" he referred to such gen-
tlemen as Mr. J. J. Gurney, Alderman Booth, Mr. Geldart,
Alderman Bignold, Mr. Youngman, Mr. Beckwith, Mr.
John Francis, Mr. Winter, Mr. Alderman Newton, Mr. Staff,
Mr. Athow, Mr. S. S. Beare, Alderman Day, and other
gentlemen, many of whom he numbers amongst his warmest
supporters.—Norwich Mercury.
BRIBERY AND BELL-RINGING.—The Rev.
W. C. Fonerau and other individuals, proceeded some distance
on the road with a carriage and four, and escorted the gentry
just out of Newgate into the town with the appearance of tri-
umph. Shortly afterwards, the bells of St. Mary Tower and
St. Lawrence struck up merry peals and fired in commemora-
tion of the event, and in the eyening, fireworks and guns were
discharged in front of Cook and Bond's houses.—lpswich
Chronicle,