The Sun.
London, England, 1835-12-23 00:00:00

COMMON PLEAS-(THIS DAY.)

COOPER V. SOLOMONS.
This was an action brought to recover 22/. is. Bd., the
value of two pieces of silk.
Mr. Sergeant MEREWETHER (with whom was Mr.
PHELPS) stated the case for the plaintiff. In the month
of December 1834, the plaintiff, a silk-merchant in Milk-
street, sent to the defendant, a tailor in an extensive busi-
ness at Charing-cross, two pieces of silk, on approbation or
return. In the January following, the defendant said the
goods would suit him ; however, soon after, he said they
would not do for his trade, and eventually they were re-
turned, in e month o Aril He hoped to recover the
value of theth goods now,f for p
in. the meantime they had fallen 4
much in value.
• The Learned SERGEANT , proved his case by the evi-
dence of the warehousemen of' the plaintiffs.
Mr. Sergeant STORKS appeared for the defendant, and
said the goods had been sent in as many were in London,
to be examined, and if not approved of they were to be
returned. He would prove that on many occasions the de-
fendant had sent to the plaintiff to say that the goods would
not suit him, and requested that they might be taken away.
He proved his case by the evidence of the defendant's

shopboy.
The CHIEF JUSTICE summed up, and the Jury found a
verdict for the plaintiff for the amount claimed.

SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, DEC. 22. —Wipd, E. N.E., moderate—Arrived from
the River and sailed, the Frances, Ware, from Oporto ;
Zephyr, Spiers, from Exeter.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 22.—Wind, N.E., light airs—Sailed,
the Victorie, Ncel, for Chatamgo ; His Majesty's Ship, Sul-
pher, —, for the Pacific Ocean.
PLYMOUTH, DEc. 21.—Wind, N.E. to E. N. E., strong.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 21.—Wind, N.E., strong and squally—
Arrived, the Nancy, Smith, from Havanna ; the Waterloo
Packet, Baines, from Newcastle, leaky, bound to Charente.
FOWET, DEC. 22.—Arrived, the Europe, Neilby, from
Quebec, very 'leaky.
RAMSGATE, DEC. 22.—Arrived, the Rebel, Spriggs, from
Denia.
BRISTOL, DEC. 22.—Arrived, the Jenney, Stirling, from
Petersburg.
LIVERPOOL, Dzc. 21.—Arrived off Port, the Ann, Paley,
from Lisbon. •
DUBLIN, DEC, 20. Arrived, the Elvira, Scott, from en-
duras ; St. Antonio, Vrie, from St. .Übes ; Lavinia, BartlHett,
from London.
CORK, Dm 20.—Arrived off Port, the Lively, —, from
Maranham ; Emigrant, —, from St. John's, New Bruns-
wick.
SLIGO, DEC. 20.—Arrived, the Enterprise, Griffiths, from
London.
LEITH, DEc. 20. —Arrived, the Diana, St.
John's, New Brunswick ; Charles Forbes, BMiller,everidge,from from
Quebec.

The Laurel, Mearns, from Carnarvon to
necked at Holy Island.

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EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Crown, from Calcutta, has arrived at Liverpool • sailed
16th of August, from the Sand Heads the 18th, and St. 'Helena
the 19th of November.
ARRIVALS AT ST. HELENA.-The New Grove, Oct. 25, front
Madras, and sailed 26th for London ' • the Sea Witch, Nov. 3,
from London and Cape Coast ; the Stratheden, Nov. 3, from
Calcutta and the Cape, and sailed the 3d for London; the
Sicilian, Nov. 4, from the Cape of Good Hope, and sailed the
sth for Liverpool ; the Anjer, the 4th, from Batavia, and sailed
the 4th from Rotterdam ; the Neerlands Roumgen, the Bth,
from Batavia, and sailed for Rotterdam.
ARRIVALS AT CALCUTTA.--The London, July 23, from the
Mauritius and Madras ; the Arrarat, 23d, from Penang and
Pedir Coast ; the Will Watch, 24th, from Sumatra ; the Re-
solution, 25th, from Penang ; the Roxburgh Castle, 27th, from
London and Madras ; the Dalla Merchant, 27th, from Ran-
goon ; the Fatima, 29th, from Liverpool ; the Virginia, 29th,
from Penang ; the Corsair, Aug. 1, from Prince of Wales's
Island ; the Robert, the 2d, ftom Liverpool ; the Ripley, the
3d, from Liverpool ; the Winscales, from Liverpool ; the Bus-
sorah Merchant, the 9th, from London, Ceylon, and Madras ;
the Maria, the 10th, from Mousmein ; the Sophia, the 11th,
from London and Madras ; the Ayr, the 13th, from Moulmein ;
the Elizabeth, the 13th, from Rangoon.
DEPARTURES FROM CALCUTTA.-The Lord Castlereagh,
July 23, for China ; the Warrior, the 26th, for New South
Wales ; the Intrinsic, the 30th, for Liverpool ; the Carnatic,
for China; the Betsey, for Singapore ; the Demerara and
Thames, for the Mauritius • the Allalevie, Aug. 1, for China ;
the Royal Saxon, Aug. 1:for Liverpool • the Drummer°, the
3d, for the Mauritius ; the Pascoa the 4th, the Alice the sth,
the Golconda the sth, and the David Clash the 12th, for
China ; the Fanny the 13th for Singapore ; the Exporter,
the 13th, for the Mauritius.
DEEARTURES FROM SAUGOR.-The Intrinsic, Aug. 2, for
Liverpool ; the Betsey, the 2d, for Singapore ; the Thames,
the 4th, for the Mauritius ; the Royal Saxon, the sth, for
Liverpool;. the Allalevie, the sth, for China • the Carnatic
the Bth, and the Pascoa the Bth, for China ; t'e Drummore, h
the Bth, for the Mauritius ; the Alice, the 9th, for China.
ARRIVALS AT M4DRAS.--The L'Bengal, July 21, from Pon-
dicherry ; the Alfred, Ihe 21st, from London and Madeira
the Swallow, Aug. 1, from Singapore.

The office of Vice-Admiral of Gibraltar, which was •
held by the late Earl of Chatham, with the Governorship,
will be conferred on Major-General Sir Alexander Wood-
ford, K.C.B.
Da. CARWITHEN AND BISHOP PHILLPOTTS.----
This affair has created a strong sensation in Exeter and itsl
neighbourhood, and the universal opinion expressed is, to'
use the mildest term, that Dr. Carwithen has been harshlY,
treated. There was no one legal nor moral objection to-the
ordination of Dr. Carwithen's son on Manaton ; and froit.
his high standing in the Church, and a long, zealous, and -
faithful discharge of his clerical duties, no man in the diocese
had a stronger claim to an act of kindness from his diocesan,
than Dr. Carwithen.— Western. Times. _ -