The Sun.
London, England, 1832-11-28 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S

DEAL, Nov. 27.—Wind S.E., strong.—Sailed hie
Majesty's ship Snake, for the North Seas. Arrived
French corvette, from Cherburg, and remains, with hi/
Majesty's ships Malabar, Spartiate, Childers, Satellite'
and French ships La Suffrein and Melpomone. 4 P.M.-n-4'
King's steam-vessel has arrived from The MY,
phitrite transport remains, with several of the outward')
bound. Arrived the Comet, from Madeira.
DovErt, Nov. 27.—Arrived the Eugene, Jenkins, front
Oporto.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 27.—Wind S.E., strong,_..The
Osprey, which sailed from thence the Bth instant for
Oporto, returned here last night, baying been prevented
by Don Miguel's forces from entering the Douro. De
spatches were, however, sent off by Don Pedro, and for-
warded to London last night by a special messenger.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 26.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the
Trial, Scott, from Quebec : and Amantbea, Cook, from
Villa Nova.

FALMOUTH, Nov. 26.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the
Emulous packet, from Buenos Ayres, sailed the 101
August, Monte Video the 19th, and Rio Janeiro the DO
September ; and St. David, Howard, from St. John
New Brunswick.

BRISTCL, Nov. 27.—Arrived the Blessing, from Net'
fouudland ; Lapwing, from Smyrna ; and Zenebia, from
St. Petereburgb.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 26.—Arrived the Liverpool, from
Oporto and Hoylake ; illariotte, from Charente ; Cere't
from Ostend; Colossns, from Philadelphia; Margaret/
from MAracalbo ; Campobello, from St. Andrew's, NO
Baunswiek ; Poland, from New York, sailed on the Itil
insiant; Mary Ann, from Halifax ; and Montreal, froal
Quebec. Off port the Edgar, Nelson Wood, and Kent.

The Mary, Williams, from Bangor, has arrived at 3fil-
ford, leaky, bound to London.

The Ant; Eliza Ann, Wilkinson; Musgrave, Banks;
Economy, Milward ; and Utility, were driven on shore
near Harrington during a gale on Sunday night.
The Unity, Ramsay, from Wales, was totally wreck
on the Pentland Skerries, 18th instant—crew saved.

KING'S BENCH.-(THIS DAY.)

The COURT was occupied all the morning in 'trying to
act;o❑ upon a bill of exchange, the particulars of whirl;
were not of the slightest public interest.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-(THIS DAY•)

Mr. Baron BOLLAND sat in the city this morning at
Nisi Arius, with common Juries.

BUCKMAN D. GRANT AND BILL.
Mr. 51ANsRLI. tamed this case to the Jury. He ',aid
the plaintiff brought his action for the recovery of a II
4401., lent by him to the defendants Patrick Grant sod
John Bell, who were partners.
As the case was not defended, he would merely prove
the fact of the borrowing, and that would entitle him to
a verdict in his favour. The Learned Gentleman thy,'
called—

John Perry Clarke, who stated, that he was in the
employ of the defendants in June last. Had frequently
borrowed sums of money from the plaintiff, by the order°
of the defendants. SAne tiro,. in June of the present Yoe
he was ordered by both the defendants to go to the 'Asir
tiff, and try to borrow some money from him ; which lye
did, and obtained the sum of 40/. It had not been repaid
to his knowledge.

The Jury found a verdict for the 40/., under the direr'
tion of the Learned Baron, who, on the application of 'Alr'
Mansell, ordered execution to issue in a fortnight.

LONDON SESSIONS.-(THIS DAY.)

Tbis morning these Ses,ione commenced at Guildhall
before the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Recorder, Sheriff,/
and Aldermen Waitbman, Kelly, Farebrother, and Hunter,
.Tohn Baker was indicted for a.uaulting John Harwood.
From the evidence of the prosecutor and two of hit
friends it appeared that, about 12 o'clock on the night of
the Sth of September, they went into the parlour of the
Primrose public. house, Primrose-street, Bishopsgate, and
called for a pot of ale. In consequence of the lateness Of
the hour the landlord refused to serve them, and they
were coming away ; but, on passing the bar, they ob-
served the defendant being served by the landlady with s
pint of beer, and observed that they might as well be
served with liquor as him. The defendant took offence 0S
the observation, and, with an oath, threw the contents of
the pot amongst them ; he then abused them, and struck
the prosecutor several blows, which gave him two black
eyes, and cut his lip.
The defendant, in his defence, said he was drinking
when one of the party tilted the pot, and a quantity of the
beer went down his neck ; he then threw the rest among
them, and he was afterwards provoked by the prosecutor to
fight him. He called two witnesses, who swore to the
facts, as detailed by himself.
The Jury found the defendant Guilty, and the Recoil,"
DER, believing the whole transaction arose out of the pro*eco"
tor's endeavours to be supplied with liquor at an unreason"
able hour, said the justice of the case would be amply cosi'
plied with by a fine of one shilling.
The d.fendant paid the shilling and was discharged.