The Sun.
London, England, 1835-03-16 00:00:00

SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, MARCH 14.—Wind W. S. W.—Arrived and sailed fi'r,
the River, the Warblington, Crosby. from the Cape of Gob
Hope, and the Montreal, —, from New York.—Put back bi
adverse winds, and remain in the Downs, the Catharine, Patio,
for St. Thomas's ; Erin, Thompson, for Madeira; Salacio,
Omston, for Nassau ; Somersetshire, Murray, and SePPi°6lo'
Rogers, for Jamaica.—Arrived from the River and remit ;
the Ark, Hickney, for Boston, and Harmony, Williams, 1°
Swansea.-15, Wind N. N. W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River the Sterling, —, from the Mauritius ; Chieftain,
—,,from the South Seas ; Tiber, —, from Constantinople._
—Arrived from the River arid sailed, the Aftleck, Bell, I°l.
Tobago ; Dolphin, Hamilton, for Newfoundland ;
Jultt
Miles, and Marquis of Chandos, Gayler, for Demerara.--.
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back last night, and sailed again with the outward-'hound Mar
put back yesterday, the Agrippina, Rodgers, for the CaPell
Good Hope, and the Westmorland, Brigstock, for New &ll'
`
Royal
ISLE OF WIGHT, MARCH 15.—Arrived off the Isle, the
Sovereign, Henderson, from Canton.
COWES, MARCH 15.—Arrived the Potomac, Baxter, fr°ll4
Rio Janeiro.
PENZANCE, MARCH 14.—Arrived off port the Edwin, M3t-
thews, from Oporto.
JERSEY, MARCH 13.—Arrived the Doris, Peton, and Rabert
Watt, Vibet, from Rio Janeiro.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 14.—Arrived the Thomas Derel!.gel;
Colon, from Monte Video ; Eliza Whitney, Harding, gliti
Savannah ; Edwin, Wilson, and Elizabeth, Hodgson, fro.d,
New Orleans • Water. Scott, Cook, from Charleston • ROI
johes.;°ll'
Simpson, and Mary, Laird, from Bahia ; Hastings,
and Tamerlane, Farnham, from Savannah ; Sarah, Siatrm'
from St. John's, New Brunswick ; and Robert, Smart, "",:e
Africa.—Off port the Imogene, and Bahamian, from
Mauritius ; and Margaret, —, from Savannah. futia,
MARGATE, MARCH 15.—Arrived off port, the
Howey, from the South Seas ; and Sterling, Bennett, from tr
Mauritius. Sylph,
Sailed, Dec. 19th, the Has IrP' for the
Mauritius.
DARTMOUTH, MARC!! 15.—Arrived the Thomas, T°Ms,
from Oporto ; and Piscater, Petherbridge, from Oporto.
(lasi
PoRTSMOUTII, MARCH H.—Wind S. S. W. to W., 5
15. N. to N. W.—Arrived from London, the Thomas Co
Onslow, and sailed for Bombay and China. Sailed—the Ra
Lowther, Grant, for Bombay and China; Abercrombie,Lw
binson, for Madras and Bengal ; Sophia, M'Nair, for 31a
Bengal, and China.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 14.—Wind S. W. Arrived the Bens
bilh
Ra
F Awlinson, from Palermo. fresh
MOUTH, MARCH 13.—Wind S. W. to S. S.S. ' .
pe
breezes.—March 14, W. to W. S. \V.—Arrived the 301,11
packet, from Jamaica—sailed on the 3d ult. ; his Maiesno'irt
ship Espoir, from Lisbon—sailed on the Bth inst. (:)"nC
the Osmond, Murking, from Singapore—sailed from St. st.
lena on the 11th of Jan. ; Ace of Trumps, Drake, from 6th
Michael's. The Lapwing packet, which sailed on the
after
inst. for Madeira and the Brazils, put back yesterdaY, led
being driven into Dartmouth by the late gales, and s';ip
again this day for her destination. Sailed his MajestYs
Nautilus for Lisbon. The Winscales, Fisher, from LiverP;of
has arrived here much damaged, and must discharge Par'

her cargo—bound to Calcutta.
The Rapid, Simpson, from Bahia, fell in with an open s,
containing a master and five hands, in lat. 2 deg. 30 see'roi
long., 34 deg. 30 sec. S., belonging to the Island of 13the
(Cape de Verds), and bound from thence to St. Jar). ator.
island lying to windward, with dispatches for the (011;
They had been blown off the coast, and were quite hew""Zipici
having nothing to guide them but an old compass. The
took them on board, and landed them in safety this Or e),
The names of the persons were—Anierto de Burgo (I‘`°l°Bol
Pedro Foster, Joaquim de Andrade, Luciam Foster,
de Burgo, and Domingo d Silva. bLekSilas Richards, Rossiter,e bound to New York, has put
to
The and must discharge.
Caledonia, Gray, from Strangford to Liverpool/
ale
driven on shore in St. Mary's Bay (Isle of Man), during lig
on the 12th instant, and must discharge. 0. 04
The sloop Oracabessa, with twelve hogsheads of gig
some rum, is wrecked at Hope Bay, Jamaica.
The Jamaica, bound to Liverpool, put back to A-
leaky—part of the cargo discharged much damaged.

MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE'

A most distressing circumstance lots
, attended with serio,l
of life, occurred in the parish of Latherton, county of tb'l
ness, on Friday night, the 27th ult. On the afternoon of
day, several small boats went off to the usual fishing ground the
Moray Frith, and continued to fish till about 8 o'clock, wkerigOt
wind suddenly came to blow a heavy gale from the N. 11,,,
..00e.
off the shore, accompanied with thick wet snow. They .100
diately made towards the shore, and continued to pull agalie, veSt
storm, in a state of almost hopeless despair, till 4 o'cloc widt
morning, when all the boats, but one providentially reacbeo otis
though their crews were in a state of complete exhaustion 000
now a scene truly affecting presented itself. In one boat were
Swiney, a man named James Campbell, and his 5°,13:0 the
found to,be in a state of insensibility, and both die° "le
shore before any means could be used for their recovery, ito.
ing a widow and family in very indigent circumstances. ,10,
other boat from Dunbeath lost one man from the same —ova
named James Campbell, who has left a widowed motbecrei
family in similar circumstances. Several other le
landed in a most pitiable condition, but their friends so{ing providentially remained on shore all night, had tb.etered
ferers conveyed to the nearest houses, and asdoinisit aot
to them such restoratives as could be procured. Wererf
•shot
for such prompt measures many more must soon have P—ni the
But the most affecting part still remains untold. One pot
boats from Latheronwheel is yet unheard of, and' crefi
days have now elapsed, all hope of the safety of the, oast
has completely vanished. It is conjectured that the boat'adds
have swamped in attempting to set the sail, and whaorous
to the calamity is, that this was the best and most nu in
crew out that night, being six in number, and all men or tlO
very prime of life. But " the race is not to the swift, Pander,
battle to the strong." Their names are Robert and 01_5 sso
Forbes, brothers, James and William Sutherland, brotbe'..ispd,
brothers-in-law to the Forbeses, Wm. and Donald Stitbe:o4o
cousins to the former. Both the Forbeses were Na
and have left widows and numerous young families. , di $ll.ll.
the Sutherlands were also married, and have left witin;nrt
young families ; and the other two were the chief EnPriebt,;
aged and infirm parents. Thus have perished in one
father and son, four brothers, and three cousins, leaviiiig aceP
them five widows, six aged and helpless parents, aliunallint
number of unprotected orphans. A calamity so Oeros,
and involving such extensive and disastrous consecincrter."
not recollected to have ever before occurred in this qua
Inverness Courier.
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It is said that the Duke of Gordon has rec,e's ca ad °{
anonymous letter, stating that if 1,0001. be given, instead
the 600/. offered, the stolen jewels will be restored. at
Lord Brougham made a speech the other I'o°
the Marylebone Literary and Scientific Institution,
course of which he ascribed to his friend, Dr. Birkbe:'
merit of being " the founder of the London Mechanics joilsrt
tution," which gave rise to so many institutions of stoat°
kind throughout England. To the accuracy of this eta
the Mechanics' Magazine repeats its objection. dab'
The marriage of Miss Adelaide Campbell/the is et'
ter of Lady Charlotte Bury, with Lord Arthur Lonnes'
petted to take place in the course of six weeks. Small
Sir Peter Parker lies dangerously ill of the f °ite
pox. The case is, according to the physicians, on :so
worst which has ever been known. Sir Peter Parke
the Queen's Drawing-room in perfect health. tbel
The Tories have relinquished the dinner wiltic:thet'6,
intended to give to Lord Canterbury, and about yrulionraW
has been so much parade in all the Peel-Wellingtonbe
We anticipated from the first that the project would
plate failure. of the
A number of Ultra-Tories and a portion„istea4
squad connected with the Holy Alliance had centers/Sonde:lo
farewell dinner to be given to the Marquis of L%nit of `,•
previously to his departure for Russia. The re;6,,-g ncot
debate in the House of Commons on Friday eren7lit, 1f
casioned the project to be suspended for the Ares " t
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entirely abandoneis d.
go'
A company forming at Bristol, with a cepos° of
a million, divided into shares of 1001. each, for the Per,
opening a direct trade with China.—Taunton C"riv lie
A full meeting of the Marylebone Vestry ctitiol,
on Saturday at the Court-house, Oxford-street, for P e e,
Parliament for a Reform of the Church. Mr.
Sir S. Whalley, M.P., Lord Kenvon, and Dri a /06p
were present. Mr. Potter moved the adoption cresideoal
comprehending the abrogation of pluralities and °nose, oh
ship, the exclusion of the Bishops from the Upper C
f the lb' bi
the assertion of the principle that the revenues 0.
10,
are the property of the State. The motion was c7resole
majority of fifty-two to three : and it was further„.
that the Marquis of Westminster should present it to tu'
4 tilef
and Sir S. Whalley in the Commons.
The new scheme of Church Reform iitd
come of the Archbishop of Canterbury at 100001;0s of Of
the Archbishop of York at 8,000/., while the sal
year' dilY
other Bishops are to be equalised at 6,0001. lln;,00.
course these arrang.ements must be prospective. "" I;itiaa
tinguished for its ingenuity, has been submittec.i..r„
missioners with the view of procuring the inintedl '`detalit
•
of pluralities. We are not at liberty to state the f
Record.
A circumstance which has occurred in the
the last ,d 0
a Nobleman has created much conversation vvithi?aco
days. A person who acted in the capacity of a letnlrneo.rnie
the family in question was discovered to be a r scion '.O-
- and so well did she act her part that no suarrsPeist the
in the house till the Bow-street officers came to •
1/11
postor.—Morning Paper.
to dine chalked
A tailor at Portsmouth having gone aiwgge
election party last week shut up his shop ; whjengd."
on the shutters, " Not dead, but gone to be saiv
d