The Sun.
London, England, 1844-05-14 00:00:00

LLOYD'S' SHIPPING:

Losuoir; Mar 13.--=Moderate Northerly breeze, and hazy,
DEAL, MAY 11.—Wied; N. by W. to NE. ; 7, P.M., fresh
—Arrd. Rajithan,Stewart, Bombay. Sld. Canton, Valpa.
raiso ; Agnes, Jamaica; Trent, Miramichi.
OFF MASTINOS, MAT 12.—Calcutta, Hawkes, Hobart
Town ; Caroline, Porto Rico, for Lubeck.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY. 11.—Wind, N.N.E. to S.S.W. ; 12th,
N.N.E.—Her Majesty's ship Rattlesnake, Hong-Kong, left
the Cape Oft Good Rope March. 5, Ascension, 25. Sld. the
transport Nautilus, Eastward ; Hendrik Hudson, New York.
Off, Gloriana, Webb, Calcutta.
OFT WOwriivici, MAY '1.1...-Regina, Stace, Calcutta.
COWES; MAY 12.---Arrd. Mary Dick, Bahia.
OFP TEIGNMOUTH, : MAY 11.—Traveller, Trinidad.
OFF SALcounk:, MAY ' 10.—Chieftain, Brown, China ;
Vesta, StUbbeman, Matanzas fur Bremen ; Pocahontas,
Higgins, Baltimore. 11th, Varuna, Mauritius.
OFF ARUNDEL, MAY 12.—Wilson, Houston, Sydney, New
South Wales, Jan. 4. - •
SOIMIAbit.TON, MAY 12.—Arrd. Lady Mary Wood steamer,
Gibraltar,"sailed 3d inst.
HULL, MAY 10,--Sld. Regent, Quebec.
Witt" MAY 9.—Sid. Lady Lilford, Prince Edward's
island. 11th, Xarifa, for Barbadoes.
- Cony, Mar 10.—Arrd. Templar, London, for Sydney, New
South Wales. Off; Maid of Athens, and schooner Ann,
Ichoboe. Sld. Cornelia, Ascension;, Albion, St, John's, N.B.
DuNratzi MAY 10.—S1d. Mountaineer, Cape of Good Hope.
The Whitby, Ferlis, of this• port, with lime, from Shields,
took fire in this harbour, and subsequently sank, and appears
to have beconie a total wreck,
SHIELDs, MAY 9.----Sld..Comaierce, West Coast of Africa;
Caroline, Cape of Good Hope.
YAitmotni ROADS, MAY: 12.--Arrd. Maese PaCket, Grange-
minith, with-damage, haring been in contact with a brig last
night, off Cromer. ~
Anzanwt, MAY 9.—Sid. Red Rover, Ichoboe
1bipm.,0,04 .MAY 12.—Wind N., light.—Arrd. Malcolm,
Lankin,_".Calcutta; BlaCkneSs, Murray, New York; Shakt-
peare Miner : Samuel Hicks, Bunker, New York; Cropper
(17tliult.), New York. Off, John o'Gaunt, China; Wilsons,
Demerara. Sid. Helme, Calcutta ; Union, Bombay ; Lord
Stanley, Cuba; Olive and Eliza, 'Boston; Woodstock, St.
John's, New Brunswick ; Stirling, Wiscasset ; .Broad Oak,.
Calcutta ; Llama, La GuitYra ; Fear Not, Nassau • Princess
and Roscins, New York ; Abercrombie, Quebec.
FALMOUTH; MAY 12.—Wind N., moderate.--Off, Invoice,
Rio; James Turciin, Turcan, BataVia.
JERSEY, MAY 7.—Sid. Tiphys; Labrador.
BRISTOL, .)II~Z 12.--Arrd. Eling, Tucker,
.Trinidad. Sld.
Clydesdale, Ichoboe; Lucy Anne, Africa.
N.N.E. to N.E., moderate.—Arrd.
Diadem, Fox, Galveston. 1 Sld. Alexander, Cape of Good
Hope ; Lord
.Goderich and Euxine, America ; St. George,
ditto.", . • •
OFF ran STASIT, .MAY, 11.7-Margaret Thomson, Harvey,
Demerara... ..•
OPP. nymourn, MAT 10.-Seawitch, Baker, Gambia.;
Medora, HaVaniiith for Hamburgh ; Andres, BozesOn, Bahia
for Stockliblm: '
Poirromoum, MAY .12.—The Sterling (apparently a brig),
water-logged, with a white masthead, was passed, a few
days previous to the 4th instant; by the Leontine, from New
Orleans to iltethen, *hid'. was spoken on that day'by the
Gloriana, off this port:,
CowzO, MAY 12.—The schooner Tom Wood, of Baltimore,
Was fallen 'in witb,..water-logged and abandoned; lat. 38,.„
ion. 53,
.1,).Y the Neptunus, off the Wight.

THE CZAR'S VISIT:
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN: ". 11: '?
Sia,—Perhaps you have not inserted letter I sent
'you on the 6th inst., because of its length. Now, I shall
compress this as much as possible, hoiping. you will this
time,' injustice to me and Captain .-Tokisk, i, 'give, in
your next, publication to it, as 1 afro anxious, to contra-.
dict the report so detrimental .to misrepreient-
ing our sentiments on the subject:- The paragraph al
luded to; I believe, originated in a mistake of jour re
porter; and afterwards found it way tolhe- CAronick and
other respectable journals. .
To show the real state of things, I beg to inform you
that on the 3d of this month. on the occasion of the an-
'niversary Meeting of the Literary Association of the
Friends of Poland, I spoke not a word of the Czar. It
would be foolish, and against his interest, in a Polish
exile, to, wish to prevent the better part of the people of
this country to express, in any way they like, their, sen-
timents against the oppressor of Poland ; and I do as-
sure you, that my Gallant Friend spoke in a spirit quite
reverse to that which the atticle alluded to represents
him.. , • . • I am, Sir,
Your humble, obedient servant,
3, Queen-street,.Gelden-square, WIERCINSKI.
• May 11, 1544.

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On Wednesday morning, says the Quotidienne,
about half-past eight, a gentleman was passing through the
Rue Mazagran, when a man, pale and emaciated, came up
to him and said, "I am dying of hunger, I have not eaten
anything these two days." The gentleman took out some
money, and giving him some, returned the rest into his waist-
coat pocket. " Give me all," said the man, "or I plunge my
knife in your body." Thegentleman, nothing frightened at
this, attempted to seize on the fellow, but he took to flight •
and escaped. • ,