The Sun.
London, England, 1844-01-23 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LUNT-tots, JAN. 22.—Light westerly breeze and foggy'
DEAL. JA 2H. —A. m., Wind N.N. W., strong;, ;
Wind .W . , moderate. 2i. Wind W.N.W, to N.W.I di r
tisjol-
Ad rd. Blenheim, Gray, tinigapore ; New .Pink, Poynts, ,to
parai:o ; Rambler, Bruce, S. Vontingo ; Bat bara Gerutino,
Hitch, and Albion. St. John's, New Brunswick ;
Wilson, Madras and Ascension ; John Huilett, Austin, I„rit.
tins ; Henriette Sophie, Rio for Antwerp; Sun, New, Good
Sid. Pearl, Ceylon; Pursuit, Rio; Fsperance, Cape 0' yar•
Hope; tars Durham, Calcutta. he Friendship, ef:o
inoulh, shote near No. 2 Battery, went to pieces Yest`i3idr
RA MSGATE, JAN. 21.—The Shepherdess, Turner, of • sod
ford, from Ne Acast e tot Pl) mouth, struck on the Norlhodo
Head yesterday n,orning, and is now lying on her brow Het'
and no to be soon—ereis s!vill. The Anna and the woe
ewes, both iron' Hamburg to the Havannah, which Aoiti
assisted here the 12th instant, after being on the Goo e•
Sand, have ben surveyed. and must discharge their esrgoor
PLYMOUTH, JA ~
20.—Arrd. United Kingdom, in 04
son, Honduras, with loss of main and mizen-musis'

otter damage;:

EAST INDIA SHIPPING. tlo
Arrivals—John Hullett, Austin, from Mauritius.
~•13.
Down', sailed 19th October; Blenheim, Craig, from °.°lo
pore, in the Downs, Failed 19th August: st. Belenna, oh
November; Fatima, Wils,n, from Madras, in the m:outil
sailed 18th September; Alert, Oliver, from New "
Wales, off Dover, sailed from Sydney llth Sept. pall
Arrivals at Sydney, New South Wales.—Thomas
Brown, August 26th, from Auckland and Bay of 151$;r050)
Sarah, Biikett, 29th, frotn Liverpool; Jean, Clarke, 3Lot,'lip;
London ; C. quette and Tobago, 31st, from Port rin..frote
Morayshire, Smith, from London ; Shamrock, Sept. 2 Brides
Port Philip Caroline, 3d, from Hobart Town ; Rover's
4th, from Howe's Island ; Challenger, sth, from Lai:lo67,o'F
Jefferson, Howland, sth, from Whaling; Sir John BYPitisof
from Port Philip ; Kangaroo, from Hobart Town ; Fe"
Oppenheim, from London. to
Departures from Sydney—Sisters, Wardle, Aug. err
Hobart Town ; Jane, Fairweather, to Sperm Fishery port
27th, to South Sea Islands ; Dublin, Duniam, 28th, t°, al;
Philip and London ; City of Sydney, 31st, to New Zes'sils;
Tryphena, Sept. 2, to Auckland; Petrel, 4th, to 10311.1 be;
Emma, to Adelaide; Rachel, Scott, 4th, to Guam; pb to
52h, to Launceston; Fortitude, Arbuthnot, Aug. 2"

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Norfolk Island, pp r
Loading—Exporter, Reflector, Australasia packets
Montezuma. Salus, Ann Standerings, all for London yldr
Ferguson, for Port. Philip and London ; Artemis, D11.1'3300
for New Zealand and Valparaiso ; Victoria, Sinclair, for
Nicholson.
VESSELS SPOKEN of Dunkirk,
49,
Rio, 4th ult. ; Justina, London to Calcutta, 11th cost., gat' 49,
_.
lon. 7 ; Dutch barque, Theodore and Sara, 12th inst.. 001
lon. 6, by the Blenheim, arrd. in the Downs; Ulster, Liverfl.
to Barbadoes, out six weeks, lat. 41, lon. 11, by the Vnot
sington, arrd. in the Downs ; Firs-M, bound to the CoSstf,
Africa, 15th inst., 70 miles W. of Cape Clear by the ,Obnitsis
arrd. at Crookhaven ; Livingston, Liverpool to Calcutta. j".(1
inst., lat. 50 Inn. 8, by the Isabella. arrd. at Liverpool; 019,
of Providcrier, Bay Fundy to London, 12th inst., lat.
lon 14, ai d supplied with provisions ; Rolls, from Barbie:lr
same day by the Eiz h NVomi, arrd at Liverpool.
":“!(r-; 11 LL“;ENCE•

ALL S
No-ilir7 fr.-11 e out ,-Ar the of .•rnoon
,) 1.1% our&
7to 1 ;alfi the ft-sr teahaut [OA ;
t .001 a point tin,-.e to l'uout 100/.
the .-,,L.ond and 16 to 1 fifti..,s against 1,0;70
Fri FA, the latter, c,e belie, e, had a liti'd
more t, itivust at the cc. Cockarnaroo
tilt
Leander %r " boa for the fourth Fl-$-
22 to Ito pony, and 1,000 to ,in two r three place;
were tak'm nbnut
fro l 3•, about the oth, r. ((10 o 200, and other bet t,,
2.5 to 1 R ;25t0 A "
tS
r pool] it ,a‘r (the t
-u i,n), ow; ;so o, 1. tfic fib
. :‘• a;1 r n:in. I'. other rcsr,.sls
h-t:ing nas of slight int; n-s . Thu Chest.. r Cor; A
Intr(-dueetl, aid just tnough done to jtistilf
rotati,

CHFSTEIt .
15 to I asst Mr. Miluaok's SirCUP
Robert...taken and sit °
20 to I agst Air. Collett s Cattonitc—taken
25 to 1 ags,- Mr. Scott's Heil n} tti
:27 to 1 :tvst Mr. Sher; ',line Prior—lab ri
27 to I agst Ilr. W. Da,s,tit's Alerry .Intirew
40 to 1 ag.tt Mr. Aleiki,ra's Aristotle—taken
40 to I a2•t Mr. S !Irin'A Bee-wax—taken
40 to 1 sgst Mr. Bristow's Ptivaoh—taken. For'
13allinkeele was sold yesterday at Tattertiall's to :.,•• cur.
rat.ee; we under:o4nd that he will be left in the Chester

DERBY.
I 1 to 2 agst Fcott's 1 it-6 to 1 laid to 1501
1:) to 1 agst Col. Peel's lot. •
7 to 1 agst Mr. Jno. Day's The Ugly Buck—taken
7 to I agst Mr. Crockford's Rattan
16 to 1 agst Mr. Quin's Loadstone— taken
20 to 1 agst Mr. Lichtwald's Leader taken '
20 to 1 agtt Lord Westminster's Cockamaroo—taken
25 to I agst 01. .:leel's Orlando—takers
25 to 1 agst Col. Peel's lonian
25 to 1 agst Mr. A. W.9od's Running Rein—taken
25 to 1 ag4 Mr. Bowes's T'Auld Squire—(take 30 to
40 to 1 agst Sir G. Heathente's Campunero red
40 to 1 agst Mr. Watt's Voltri—taken and afters. cme
40 to 1 agst Mr. Bowes's Saddle Bow—taken and sat off.
50 to 1 agst Mr. St. Paul's Telemachus—tak. and 21'7_,1
150 to 1 agst Col. Peel's Zenob:a—taken and aft. offereu
50 to 1 agst Mr. Thornhill's Apprentice—taken „Ago,
50 to 1 agst Mr. F. ongley's King of
DEATH OF Al 11711OBLER. We regret to state t
the venerable Mr. Hobler, who was Clerk at the Mansion-hole
1;-
54 years, died this morning at his residence in Queen's row,
li i:eed,
tonville. e was in his 80th year. He had only recently ret the'
and his portrait had within a few weeks past been hung UP itliong
justice-room at the Mansion-house, as a mark of respect for has '

services.
fOl'
DREADFI'L ACCIDENT.—On Friday night the
nor
lowing frightful accident occurred on the Uxbridge-road' near
Shepherd's.bush :—About halfepast ten o'clock, as Mr. Penises, sesS
jun., of the Hippodrome stables, accompanied by two friends,
jorl,
riding on horseback in the direction of Notting.hill, gr• aiS
who was ahead of the other two, rode with great violence age'
..jcp
the point of the shaft of a cart belonging to a Mr. Hannon, $10"0,6
was proceeding in a contrary direction. He was instantlY et an
with great violence to the ground. Upon being carried
,-dis.
adjacent public-house Mr. Bartell, a surgeon, was sent for. its
covered that Mr. Pattison's left knee was frightfully fracturcut
addition to other injuries. Mr. Pattison was afterwards reuwwfsa
to his father's house, and Mr. Liston, the eminent surgeon' he
called in, who immediately amputated his leg. Some idea ma she
formed of the rate at which Mr. Pattison was riding, fredelb
statement of a policeman, tl.at subsequently to the accident hi ;4
by the light of his lantern, picked up in the road pieces of bone,tte
flesh forced from the rider's knee. The horse proceeded utin,st,
Notting.hill. Upon ihquiry last night it was stated that Mi.
tison (who is about 21 years of age) was in a very dangerous stater
but no unfavourable symptoms had appeared. • t"
THE e considerpelt
overseers of the poor, who sometimes literal!), oversee or °e;liss.
the cases of distress requiring assistance. The poor-laweun, the
beth has been superseaed by a much poorer law of of
Fourth, the one great principle of which is to afford the luSnuCei
oivorce to persons in needy circumstances. It also di,caunte
ri lief to the able.boctied. a point which is eff,cted by disalillupeoop
tar as possible, anyhody who comes into the workhouie. 'reef., tone
law is administered by three Canmissioners, who spend theti; base
in diluting gruel and writing reports—trying experimen
little will suffice to prevent a repeal of the union between the
anti the body.—Punch. r Port
feireE eacil
having obtained extetedve circulation, to the effect that the tour
hod fiir tee ins. ruction of ladies in drawing and engraviog n oile
hod been atiandoneti, we trade inquiry, and find that the the
was justified, in part, by a suspension of the operationSnwopea,
school, but that such is, by order of the committee.' eflt epee
The tepary osing fte nhol is t lie attributed 10 tit`
h
of several or
wood ergrav oh
ers whoo twiceo memorialised r- council'e
and attained a hearing by deputation ; the deputation i'l6isn
of
that the formation of a school for the educationofes'
ladies in the arts would materially interfere with e",. to fel'
sion of wood engraving; reducing the income. 01__.,eoeft
lowers by an increase of qualified persons; and, ro. nbooe
withdrawing from those who have position and sanding tnef:vietse
of obtaining premiums with pupils, while the necessary tuschael
could 1m acquired ai. so small a,rate as that charged
of Di sign. It was urged, on the other side, that t,u:
a rbtYt seictd r ees:le
masters, design draftsmen, and other professions, niightenterteinc4
propriety advance the same reasons, and if such were
e.
with BO
that every branch of .in truct on which is now Puesunee,. owner
much good, must be altogether abandoned. The Present
of pupils in all branches is about 240. held fit
A pro-corn-law. meeting - was recent l) Low.
Atherstone, to receive subscriptions towarde oPPtlieni.
At the close of the meeting the munificent sum of 1r" Leieeeelf
was subscribedlt is all over with the League
Nacurii,