The Sun.
London, England, 1832-05-26 00:00:00

NEWCASTLE.

THE NORTHERN POLITICAL UNION
TO THE RIGHT HON. EARL. GREY.
MY LORA—We, the Members of the Council of the
Northern Political Union. respectfully, but most sincerely,
beg to congratulate your Lordship on your Lordship's re-
turn to power and to his Majesty's confidence and councils.
ft was, we assure your Lordship, with disgust and indig-
nation extreme, that we saw your Lordship driven
f. em these councils by an unholy alliance, wherein the
mitred priest combined with the noble layman to goad
into discor.tent, and perhaps civil war, a people to whom
cos ~ileht to be the minister of peace, the other of ptotec-
-6,1i. There are, my Lord, so many reasons why we
should felicitate ourselves on the happy event of your
Lordship's again taking the helm of the state, that we
hardly know which to prefer—and were it not in our
opinion cerain that your Lordship's return to power has
saved England from a convulsion, we should esteem "the
great moral lesson" that has been titight as the most valua-
ble fruit of that happy event. It has taught us, my Lord,
that the unanimous wish of a great and enlightened na-
tion is irresistible, and that though there are limits to the
power of corruption and wickedness, there is ❑one to that
1.1 patriotism and virile.
We pray you, my Lord, to proceed fearlessly in your
great career, for the people are with you. We pray you
t) use every means requisite to insure the passing of your
Reform Biil unmutilated and uninjured, especially in those
clauses which contain Schedules A and B, and moat espe-
cially in that which confers the 101. franchise ; and we
finally beg to express to your Lordship our firm convic-
tion that by this means alone can the peace and happiness
of our country be made sure, your Lordship's immortal
fame seated upon a firm and uncrumbling basis, and a pros-
perous and unclouded reign secured to his Majesty.
Signed by Order of the Members of the Council,
THOMAS DOUBLEDAY, Sec.
Newcastle, May 21.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.

FROM LLOYD'S

DEAL, Mar 24.-Wind S.E -Arrived the Provi-
dence, Ritman, from Bengal; and Dalhousie, Coull, from
the Cape of Gond Hope ; also, arrived the Superior,
Smith, from Baltimore.
DFat., MAY 25.-Wind S.W.-Arrived from the
river anti sailed the Alwick, McKay, from the Maurit:us.
Sailed the Earl of Balcarras, for China.
PORT,MOUTH, MAY 24 -Wind S.E.-Sailed his Ma-
jesty's ships Donegal and Talavera, from Plymouth ; also,
his Majesty's ship Britannia, from Lisbon, and ifindostan,
for Bengal.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 25.-Wind W.-Sailed the Hope
(transport), for Chatham.
PLYMOUTH, MAY 28.-Wind S.W.-Arrived the
:Winery', Cook, from Sierra Leone. Off port-the Relief.
Sailed hie Majesty's ship Leveret on a cruise.
PLYMOUThi, MAY 24.-Wind variable, with light
breezes.-Sailed hi. Majesty's ship Caledonia, for Lisbon.
HAmTINGS, MAY 25.-Arrived off port the Hindostan,
Lamb, from Savannah.
HOLYHEAD, MAY 24.-Arrived the Magnet, Gowland,
from Sierra Leone.

LIVERPOOL, MAT 23.—Arrived the Robert Morris,
Dyer, from Charleston. Off port, the Adelaide, from Sr.
John's, New Brunswick.

LtvEiceoor., MAY 24.—Arrived off port the Perseve-
rance, Hughes, from Mobile.
CLYDE, MAY 23.—Arrived the Margaret, Munro, from
and Jean, M'Dugald, from St. Lucia.
DUBLIN, MAY 22.—Arrived the St. John, David, from
St. Sebastian.

DUBLIN, MAY 24.—Arrived the Eblona, Mitchell,
from Barbados.
LEITH, MAY 23.—Arrived the Violet, Stewart, from
isbon.

PENZANCE, MAY 19.—The Clementine, Delalent
sailed hence the 22d of August, for Bengal, and had no
arrived on the 29th January.

The St. Vincent, Thomson, from Berbice, has not ar-
rived off Liverpool, as entered on the books on the 23d
instant.

The Celia, Christie, from New South Wa!ea to Lon-
don, sunk off Usbant the 18th inst.,—crew saved.
The Grampus, Syme, from Bangor to Boston, has put
back with considerable damage, and must discharge, bay-
ing been in contact with the Barbadian, of Liverpool.
The BarbadiJn, Nagle, bound to Barbados, put back
to Liverpool on Tuesday, with loss of cutwater, &c. hay-
ing been run foul of.

Arri%ed off the Wight the Mary, Williamson, from
Pernambuco.

AMERICAN LIFE.—The Public will be gra-
tified to learn that a work is about to appear under the
title of " Lights and Shadows of America❑ Lif:," the
joint composition of several celebrated individuals of the
United States. After contemplating the ludicrous pic.
tures of society among our Transatlantic brethren lately
produced by Mrs. TROLLOTI and others, English readers
will be curious to see what the Americans say of them-
soh o. The work is to be edited by Mss Altiroap,