The Sun.
London, England, 1844-11-06 00:00:00

Lf,Ol(l).S SHIP.PING.--(THIS 14,4.
LonnoN, Nov. 6.—Wind this day at noon, fresh
breeze from S.W. and fine. There was a slight fall of
rain early this morning.-
DEAL, Nov. 5.—W in d N. N. W. to W S. W.— Sid. John
Hullett, Mauritius ; Camerons, Ichaboc ; Oplielia and
Ann, Cape of Qeod Hope ; Northumberland, New
York ; Natchez, Boston ; John, and Minez, Gambia ;
Berbice, Berbice ; Susan King, St. Lucia ; John Barnes,
St. Thomas's ; Emily, Bermuda. The schooner Tele-
graph, from the Mediterranean to Hamburgh (fruit
laden) ran ashore on the Goodwin Sands this afternoon,
but got off without apparent damage, and proceeded.
FAutorrg, Nov. s.—The Esther, Van du Brisch,
from Dunkirk to Cette, which put in here yesterday,
With pumps choked, has been surveyed, and is discharging.
GUERNSEY, Nov. 2.—The head of a vessel, being the
figure-head of a Highland soldier, has been picked up
near here.

SWANSEA, Nov. 4.—The Rebecca and Mary, of Lime-
rick, Sullivan, from Newport to Bantry, is ashore at the
Mumbles, having parted from her moorings, but without
injury.
FISFIGUARD, Nov. 4.—The Cyrus, Thompson, from
Bangor to London, which was abandoned by the crew
yesterday in the Roads, has sailed to-day, they having
gone on board again.
OFF DOvER, Nov. 4.—Helena, Starling, Surinam, for
Amsterdam.
FOWEY, Nov. 2.—The Sarah Ann, Vernon, of Ply-
mouth, is lost at the entrance of St. Austel Bay; crew
drowned.
BROADSTAIRS, Nov. 4.—A quantity of large onions,
and part of a vessel's quarter came ashore on the 2d
and 3d inst.
RARTLEPOOL, Nov. 4.—The Frau Jautje, Bauman,
from Harnburgh to Newcastle, is ashore four miles north
of this, and breaking up ; crew saved.
KiNosTowx, Nov. 3.—The schooner Mary, for Drog-
heda, received damage in this harbour yesterday. during
the ; gale the Ellen strove in here leaky.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. s.—Wind N.N.E. to N., light.—
Sid. Lyra, Valparaiso ; Northumberland, New York.
Arrd. Florence, London for Madeira.
DARTM,UTH, Nov. 4.—Henry, Bombay; Susan, Mills,
tothcadore. Off, Harmony, Sehonbeck, Surinam for
Amsterdam.
• OFF SALCOMBE, Nov. 4.—George Cornell, Batavia for
Amsterdam.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. s.—Wind N.W.—Arrd. C. C.,
Culls, Singapore.
, PANNIOUTH, Nov. s.—Wind N. light.—Arrd. Spar-
`any Harry, Ichaboe. Sid. Myrene, Savannah. Off,
Charles, Smith, Ichaboe.
BRISTOL, Nov. s.—Sld. Sybella, Jamaica.
GLOUCESTER, Nov. 4.—Sld. Briton, St. John's, N.B.
Orr SCILLY, Nov. 4.—Houghton Seskerne, Proud,
lehaboe.
SWANSEA, Nov. 3.—Shl. Undaunted, Ichaboe.
MILFORD, Nov. 4.—Arrd. Truant, Miramichi, for
Aberstwyth.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. s.—Wind N.E., moderate.—Sld.
''vgltes, Ewing, Bombay ; Aurora, Ichaboe ; Limena,
—4l.sao ; Falcon, New Orleans ; Alexander Edmond,
1%/I°,,utle Britannia steamer, Halifax ; Clyde, St. John's,
- Off, Amity.
Y ork
C°llx, Nov. 3.—Arrd. United States, Briton, New
us
of budlereßlEs, Nov. 4.—The schooner Raker, Nicholson,
the roek n, from Maryport to Ulverstone, was run on
saved, .8
in Bakery Bay yesterday afternoon ; crew
L Cargo thrown overboard. She is expected off.
deriElT.2l, Nov. s.—The Jane Lowden, Dodds, of Sun-
Fri,-I,4nu from St. Petersburgh to Hull, in making for the
"" of Forth ran in the Long Craig at the S.E. of
nehkeith last night and remains, crew saved; the vessel
I▪ t
i:,expected will break up.
• WAINFLEETI Nov. 4.—The sloop Frankea, from Ham-
ghllo.o to Hull, is ash Ore at Skegness, and expected to
7orne a wreck ; 150 quarters barley saved without
"aloage the remainder expected to be in a very damaged
state.
" HARWICH, Nov. 5.—A boar, nearly new, marked
Mary, of Rochester, Ralph Macuness master," was
Washed ashore on the Ist inst. on Clackton beach.
BuLL Nov-: s.—The Sarah, Schultz, from Konigsberg
to Antwerp, has been assisted in here leaky, and with
damage to bulWarks, loss of sails, &c. and must discharge.
• WARREN POINT, Nov. 2.--Arrdi. Mary, Liverpool,
Inr liillybegs, with loss of sails, and cargo shifted.

DUNDEE. —The d 7 sgraceful act of
well
atow theing n
acaowffikn.
containing the body of a child into a
hill (which we noticed lately)
Monday,
been
joninvßesotlilgo,ateeodffibny.
the authorities ; and, on
Maker in Hawkhill, was charged bftoregtohneePtoolicae-dcroauwr.t
with havi,g, on Friday, the 18th u i,
the
well at Hawkhill and pitched a sina.licoorffidenr,
toconsataviening
the body of a still-born child into it, it.
bury
ho
• ess (a woman) who
four court durine. this trial, the witness ing-ground fees. A great sensation was manifested
four d the coffin in the well next day having
that no one had taken water from it since._6o days.—
_llcie
ollcola wasred
sentenced to the full term of imprisonment
Dunt'a. paper.
PRESENCE OF MIND IN A LITTLE GIRL.—Last Sun-
day evening two little girls, daughters of Mr. Foster,
watchmaker, were shut up in St. Michael's Church,
Aberystwith, having fallen asleep near the communionhnre
h after
table, and being overlooked in clearing the c
rening service. Upon awaking and finding
rthemselves
Ithe dark, the younger of the two began to cy,butthe
sertSaged 9) immediately after she had pacified her,
in- i'''',,, ut exploring the interior. At last she.
.succeeded
bellg a'ning the belfry, where she set to Rork ringing the
r
With all her little strength, and she did not give or
till the chur h door was opened for her to return home.—
wtidnan. c
N .
Tile WELLINGTON STATUE, ROYAL
....When the pedestal of this structure shall have received
thereon
sufficient disc 1 uration from nuisances co
thereon, ~ 11°T '
the perpetration
.t
arren s Blacking" indelibly
, with other abominations, m.arkeod.
11%,*hich the foggy evenings of November
.wonilalrimesuctho
take
into it is the intention of the civic functi
t.uhteoxciongsideration the expediency of placingr anblierotno railing round the base. This hint is also app Ica
%lila
eastward,
statue shortly to be erected half a
forlith°:
in .--
buTr.—The following are the days appointed.
d
Payment of the hop -uty the Weald of Kent
to,lllhurst, 18th November; Cranbrook, 19th Novem-
"rit Ttnterden, 21st November.—Maidstone Journal.
aftr.A.LL OF A STALK AT Sr.ROLLOX.—On Friday
ernoon,
ternoon, a little past three o'clock, a stalk, 240 feet in
Ileigia, situated at the corner of the works at St. liollox..
nntnediately adjoining the Glasgow and Garnkirk Rail Way, gave way at the foundation, and in an instant
not
one brick was left above another. This stalk, we
under-
stand,
was only finished a few weeks ago, and aboutthe
"hie time it was discovered that its base was not secure.
trcMeans were accordingly taken to insure its stability, by
l,Ping and otherwise, and little fear was entertained
has
been that it would stand a while, when on Friday, as
_s
ayeseneristtawteads,aiimt foealtl with a most tremendous crash
clat-
perpendicular, and it thereforeoc 0 _
,!oned little additional damage, for although a portiont_
the
trtZsbrieks lell within the railway depot, and upon hen
6' no further accident was the result. Several.m a
few-swocre working close hy the stalk heard it cracking
c°lllB before it fell, and, fortunately, having left t• • • d ind was blow
IN r 1 8 VlClDity, escape-.
4'reetio):reh at the time, and he sTtahbleleiewnfel
al
ninytthhiengsalimkee
aceure . , but had its foundation strectu'rult. sv •
the— stability of the
howl4(3llALl'll4:l4(lounoitanhilfrereauffrecy.ted
It is remarkable
virtu° Il•tet's OF THE STAGE. —lt
vvPiZt. is/Vwei.tliLniZdgyeanpeprolauusdlywdhisaptoisserdigehl
terayndonceon.isdeamt
na
---/Awite.'mng, when it costs nothing but the sentiment.
ctlacigellll:isli:ltt
kr. :i
the vocalist, who has been delighting
uric the in Aberdeen and the surrounding to
reilie
ay would ten days, in expressingtionaaida,
e,nneetee h, ein situated ass
itt:_atvheellerd hope'
o that
ca n our
o t
tioned, ateldity of railway communication." He .
njewa:lylich persons situated as I am arethiennclembetend.
at in ten weeks of the present spring he had
tt week, • Thi aver e•was good, but the perform-
-6,000 miles, sining about six times
nee of 0_ of age pretty sun n...° the weeks was more extraordinaryo.w Hone
tiunesday evening and Thursday
W:', '4 London on Monday evening—in Gla.sg .
nrgh on Thur d • d Friday morning—
Greenock s someg an and
morning—in Edm-
the and other places on the remainder of the night yeas back again in London, singing on
The ht
,- week that he had left !—Aberdeen Herald. .
vie, d, Lord Mayor had been lately giving a series ofs
tinti,.,tl„ entertainments to a number of private friends
Courts "'lie Companies. Amongst the latter were the
ceourte :,f
the Stationers', Vintners', and Fruiterers'
the -Atone of these entertainments, in proposing
to
health of Prince Albert, his Lordship, after alluding
It t e many estimable qualities of the Prince, and hi
hi?)_alailighness's patronage o t e fine arts,
f h announced
for
r° gnificent subscription of 1001. towards the fund
reto erecting baths and wash-houses for the use of the
~ That contribution had reached his Lordship's
-ranot during dinner, and it emphatically evinces, as the
lio!rd Mayor stated, the warm interest felt by his Royal
faighness in everything calculated to increase the wel-
oft.° of those who required so much the active exertions
likethe humane public to bestow upon them something
e cornfort. His Lordship, at a subsequent entertain-
'ln tit mentioned that he had the further distinguished
f,leinour and gratification of announcing the munificent
!lonation of her Most Gracious Majesty in the sum of 2001.
19 the same great charity. The value of these subscrip-
rts was, his Lordship observed, greatly enhanced by
rrts,e sanction and Patronage of her Majesty and her Royal
ort, and he contemplated a vast accession to the
list of contributions in consequence of so powerful an
example.
hereAWFUL VISITATION/ OF THE METROWINS-- We
stand that never, since London was London, has
been such a flocking thither of gentlemen con-
nected •
„.„ , w ith the law, as during the past and present
"ecK• The reason of this extraordinary immigration
CtheYtwo believe to be shortly as follows :—llitherto an at-
opadmitted to the Court of Queen's nch, London,
BUPPOSEd to be at liberty to practise Beall the courts
rtend4rtstniinster Hall, five in number, and the ceremonies
ant upon his admission enuld all be performed by
agent or deputy. According to the strict reading of a
clause in the Act of last session, every attorney, before
h! cam Practise in the superior courts, must sign with
~ Is own hand the rolls of each court ; at least there is
1"..0 much doubt about the matter, that many of our oldest
and most safe side, have erienced practitioners, in order to be on the
been, or are going, to London for this
I:.!trePose from Liverpool, and the same may be said of
11,1 t,. attorneys of every other place in England and
et„ales• It has been discovered that, in hundreds of in-
o'hues, the names of deceased attorneys have been kept
u.. the rolls, for the purpose of enabling clerks and other
Species °f persons to practise in those names. The
il,),eies of metropolitan review alluded to was therefore
eilixtblted, and the result, we understand, has been, or
Pool til'erae uvreyrT considerable weeding of the list.—Liver-