The Sun.
London, England, 1832-04-30 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S

DEAL, Aran. 29.—Wind E. N. E.—Arrived from
the river and sailed, the Arundel, Henderson, for New
South Wales ; his Majesty's ship th Investigator remains ;
sailed, the Alexander, Wauzli, for Ben.;al.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 28 and 29.—Wind S. E.—
Arrived his Majesty's st ip the Viper, in tow the C,ri-
fiance steamer ; sailed, the Thomas King, Williamson,
for Demerara, on the27th.

PLYMOUTH, Aram 28.—Wind E. S. E.—Passed by,
tntb, the Maitland transport, from Jarnaic I; the Friend 9,
Duke, and the Climax, Lough, fro,r♦ Memel.
GUERNSEY, Aram 26.—Arrived the Prosper, Mason,
from Tarragona.

JERSEY, Arum 26.—Arrived the Cnurirr, Le Maitre,
f-orn Rio Janeiro ; the Crusader, Blamfried, from Hon-
duras.

LivErtroor., Arnim 2S.—Arrived off port, t}e m.il.
from Bombay; the Robert, Quayle, from BAbia ; the
Eclipap, from Jamaica.

DUBLIN, Arita 25.—Arrived the Coquet, Hinds,
from Sr. Lucia.

Arrived at Rio Janeiro the Carnarvon, Eldred, from
Loudon; Sophia, Tarriff, from Guernsey; Judith, Ta,,ley,
Sarah, Buck, and Lady Cornwal:, from Live:pool ;
George, Russell, from Dundee; ZepiQ r packet from
Falmouth ; on the 9th February off Cye Trio, Cumber-
land, from Li verpool,bound to Valparaiso.

At New York, Mary Forbes., Hall, from Liverpool ;
at Bilboa, Bellow, Hutchins, from Newfoundland, St.
John's, and Recovery, Gnurlay, from Liverpool ; at Cadiz,
Meteor steam-packet, from Falmouth ; at Gronol, G.olge,
Bentinek, from Rio Janeiro ; Spartauo, from Bahia ;
Frederico, Grand, from Pernambuco,

On Saturday a very commendable alteration
was made in the western portion of the Strand, by the
removal of all hackney-coach stands between Wellington-
street and Charing-cross. The ob.oruction in front of the
Adelphi Theatre, now the narrowest part of the Strand,
is thus got rid of. This change is effected by the Woods
snd Forests Commissioners, and it is announced in a large
i.oard affixed near Exeter-hall. Tiie coach-stand is now in
Agar-street, near the new Hospital.
The Navy will rejoice to hear, that our gra-
cious Monarch has done an act of justice to a man, than
whom a braver or a better officer d ,es not exist on its list ;
the Earl of DUNDONA LID was on Monday last restored to his
standing in the navy, and is now a Rear-Admiral of the
Blue. This gracious act was conferred on the p-tition of
,is Countess. The restoration of his Lordship's honours
as a Knight Grand Cross of the Order cf the Bath (having
been a Knight of the Bath in 1814), has been subsequently
granted on his Lordship's petition. The gallant Earl
rakes rank immediately above Rear-Admiral W. Pa RIC FR.
—Hampshire Telegraph.

CURIOUS CI RCUNISTANCE.-011 SatUniaii
morning, a fine hen pheasant, of beautiful plumage, beinv,
pursued by a large hawk, alighted on the deck of a ship
in St. Katharine Docks, in a most exhausted condition,
and suffered herself to be taken by a Custom •hou• cfficer.
The hawk hovered about the vessel for a short time, and
then flew away in the direction of Sot rey, from toe pre-
•erves in which county the pheasant had no doubt flown.

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A reverend divine, in a western county, has
made a puttlic apology to his brewers, for having said of
them that they •` drtigg d their beer."

The publication of Mr. TRELAWNEY'R
" Adventure+ of a young Son" has excited a cootrov. r-y,
which is carried on with equal earnest,.e+s on both sides ;
one maintaining that the stranzf ovents of the tale are all
mliters of invention, and the other declaring them to I,e
genuine fac's. The latter party pret, rid to be in the secret
the origin of the work, and to be a le to idtntify lot
the characters, even to the Alai .y girl, ZET.A. Dc RUT,
TER is beyond question a real personage—ins name is not
dkinguished, and his actions, as record: :n the naritk
.ire not over-coloured, as the hon,uraLle Directors of ths
great house in Leadenhall-street know full well.
i3IIAIN OF THE ELEPHANT.—His head I
had an opportunity of seeing the next day. when I had it
odened, and the smallness of the brain is a dir,rt contra
fiction to the hypotf•esis that the size of this orean is in
roportion to the sagaciousness of 6e snlno,l.—Denhata
and Clapperten's Discoveries in APica.

GAZETTED AND IN THE GAZETTE.--
These terms imply very different thing. 'fhe snn of a
Nobleman is gazetted as n cirnet in a regiment, and all
friends rejoice. John Thomas is in Vie Gazette, and
all his friends lament.—Economist.

Early in the ensuing week the Reformers of
Liverpool intend to bold d public meeting of tt e inhabit-
:sits, to address the King on the subject of the Reform Bill.
T here is at present a fine appearance of a
fruit crop in the vale of Clyde ; and, itith ed, iu every other
sort of the country. The orchard men alloy; that the
islossorns are uncommonly healthy, owl st preient they
ticipote an early crop.— Glasgow Chronicle.

EXCLUSIVES AT SEA.—s" Cavendish" is
writtt n by an aristocrat and a sailor —a personal union
that is no less strange than it is common ; fir it may be
observed that a man who piques himself on his family
connexions, or la• reditary rahk, Lever displays that feeling
more conspicuously than when his " fate or tree-will" has
made a sailor of him. The author of Cay..ndisli" has
the other charicteristies of a sailor in full perfection,
„ind he di-plays them all in this singular work —a second
.dition of which is announced for ,intriediate putilication.
CIDER.—In consequence of a fir prospect
4 an abundant (lop of appl-s in the South Haute, Devon,
the price of cider has declined ; it is ra:qv sold in some parts
of that district for 40s. per hogshead, and in others for 355.
and upwards.—Shretesbury Chronicle
Throughout the whole vale of Berkeley we
are rejoiced to heir there is every indication ot an evraor-
hlaect
linary fine blossom on the pear and ,pple trees. which, we
rust, may not be destroyed by untruely frosts, as was h
i•;tse last year.—Gloucester Journal.
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