The Sun.
London, England, 1844-03-06 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY.

Nominations for the Northumberland Plate.
Telegraph, 4 yrs—Sir Robert, 5 yrs—lrony, 5 yrs—The
Shadow, aged—Deuce-Ace, 3 yrs--Arnagill, 6 yrs—Crikey-
Billy, 4 yrs—The Squire, 6 yrs—Hesling,ton, 6 yrs—Priscilla
Tomboy, 5 yrs—Belle Dame, 5 yrs—'lhirsk, 6 yrs—Queen
of the Tyne, 5 yrs—Arcanus, 5 yrs—Polish, 4 yrs—Poussin,
4 yrs—Sister to Grey Moinus colt, 3 yrs—Little Benton, 4
yrs—Lady Skipsey, 4 yrs—Misconception, 3 yrs—Parthian,
4 yrs—Saddle-Bow, 3 yrs—Armido, 4 yrs—A-British Yeo-
man, 4 yrs—Beapiront, 1 yrs—Pagan, 6, yrs—Dog Billy, 3
yrs—Pompey, 4 yrs—Aristides, 4 yrs—Ermengardis, 6 yrs-,
Moss Trooper, 5. yrs—What, 4 yrs—Armitage, 4 yrs—The
Attorney-L eneral,,4 yrs—Dr. Sangrado, 3 yrs—Emilie, 4 yrs
—Mania, 4 yrs,--The •Currfer, • aged—The Castor, 4 yrs—
Advice, 31rs—Glossy, 4 yrs—Galanthus, 5 Y'rs—Quebec, 4
yrs—Jamie Falshaw, 4 yrsz--NaWbith, aged:-:The Era, 4
yrs—Whistle Binkie. 5 yrs—Riot, 6 yrs--Aristale, 5 yrs—
Trueboy, 4 yrs—Broadholm, 4 yrs—Shocking Mama, 4 yrs
—Merry Andrew, 4 vrs—Muley Moloch colt,' 4 yrs—The
Best-of-Three, 3 yrs—The Bashaw, 4 yrs—Winesour, 4 yrs--
Benbow,. 4 'yrs—Smike, 5 yrs—Dumpling, 4 yrs—Mickey
nFreee%,..3wns:.--sTy!rise—Clo,thicieuecrourr,6-;) y 3 yrs
—GesneprinalstPere,ll3ocykr,s_4
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yr,rs—
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dotn, 4 yrs—Alice Hawthorn, 6 yrs—The Prior, 5 yrs—Re-
triever, aged—Scalteen, 5 yrs-Jrhe Broken Down, aged—
John o'Gaunt, 6 yrs—Red Rose, 6 yrs Granite, 3 yrs--
Arneer, 4 yrs—Mustapha Muley, 6 yrs—Knight of the
Whistle, 6 yrs—Attilla, 5 yrs—Reviewer, 4 yrs—Hippona,
4 yrs.

The Corporation
Quebec, 4 yrs-Telegraph, 4 yrs—The Era, 4 yrs—Glossy,
4 yrs—Flaggon, 6 yrs—Ravensworth,' 4 yrs—Betsy Bird,
4 yrs--Hampton colt, 3 yrs—Smike, 5 yrs—Lara, 6-yrs--The
Bashaw, 4 yrs—Dr. Taylor, '3 yrs—Beeswax, 5 yrs—Sir
Robert, 5 yrs—Armagill, 6 yrs—Godfrey, 3 yrs—Poussin,
4 yrs—Northumberland, 3 yrs .-Hippona, 4 yiS.
. . . TntrnspAr.—The Gold Cup.
Pompey, 4 yrs—Trueboy, 4 yrs--The Cure, 3 yrs—Mus-
tapha..Muley, 6 yrs—Best of Three, 3 yrs—Attila, 5 yrs—
Alice Hawthorn, 6 yrs—Advice, 3 yrs—Ennengardis, 6 yrs
—Mickey Free,.3 yrs—Glossy, 4 yrs—Moss Trooper, 5 yrs—
The Shadow, aged—Northumberland, 3 yrs—Queen of Tyne,
5 yrs—Polish, 4 yrs—Nutwith, 4 yrs—Galanthus, 5 yrs—
Armitage, 4 yrs—Winesour, 4 yrs—Aristotle, 5 yrs.

L LOYD'S .S.HIPPING.-4 THIS DAY.)
Lo Matto 6.—Wind this day at noon, -fresh,
northerly breeze, and. fine clear weather.
PORTSMOUYII, MAncit s.—Wind, N. to N.E., light airs.—
Arrd. Poictiers, London, for Madras. Sld. Colombo,-Mau-
ritius and_Bonbay Richmond, Algoa Bay; Vigilant, Cape
Of Good Hope.; • Prince George (transport), `Vest Indies ;
Princess Charlotte; Honduras; Montreal, New York;'-Milton,
Off. :Cleopatra, Itothwell, Demerara: •
IiAMSGATE; MARCII s.—Sld. Ida, .Ang-ra, Peguna ; Anti,
Havannah. The Autumn, in going out, damaged her bow-
Sprit against the East-pier, and ' put back. The schooner
Kara, in leaving, got in contact With the barge Three Sisters;
and darnagod her sails, &c.
DEAL, MAncti N.N.W,,moderate.—Arrd. Sappho,
Dunlop, China ; Illakur, Karberg, Batavia for Hamburgh ;
Tell, Keircks, Porto Cabello for Bremen; Martha, Shields,
for Madras; Sld; Pekin, Madras; Scotia, steamer, Malta;
Eleaides, St. John's; New Brunswick. A large fleet of vessels
from the north for the westward have passed during the day.
YARMOUTH, Mancrt s.—Wind Meanwell, Rio.
MARCH .s.—Sld. Steadfast, Honduras ; John
Thompson; St. John's, New Brunswick ; Faith, Newfoundland.
TEIGI.IMOUTII, MARCH s.—Sld. Rover, Newfoundland.
&Niko:4llE, Witten Patehina, for Africa.
Pth3torrir, MAncii s.—Wi4d variable.—Ski. Amazon,
Calcutta... • . ;1. , •
• FAL-mounr, ,MAIDCW s:.—Wind :variable and light.—Off,
Habneb, Hacgvil, Btittsfoi'Ayres, and 'sailed for London. The
Royal Sheiiherd, from Newport to Venice, which
put in here yesterday, with cargo 'shifted, has commenced
landing in Orderto restore the same. ' • •
SWANSEA, MArecit-I,;—Arrd. Pulla, Adams, Valparaiso.
Livkatroor,;MNEctx s.—Wind northerly, moderate.—Arrd
Rival, Augra Pegrina ; Thomas Leech, Golding, Pernambuco,
Jan. 251 Express, Maranham ; Denmark, Frost, New Orleani.
Sid. Amelia, Buenos Ayres.; ,Brazilian, Bahia; Nightingale,
Pernambuco ; John' Hotrocks, Berbice ; Victoria, Barbadoes ;
Mary Jane, Hayti.;
•Amo,.Havannah ; Elizabeth and War-
man, La Guayra ; Adriati and Glasgow, New Orleans; Da-
mascus and -Victory, Mobile ; Roger Stewart and Washing-
ton, Charleston; jefferson, Virginia; P. P. Nevins, Bal-
timore ; , South Esk, Boston ; Caledonia (steamer), and
Adelaide, Halifax ; Caledonia, Montreal ; Creainore, New-
foundland:
CAMPRLETOWN, MAncit I.—The sloop Success, of Dundee,
went ashore on the Island of Gigher, 26th ult., and was ex-
pected to become a wreck; crew saved.
SHIELDS; MARCIE 4.—The William, of this port, ashore on
the Herd,. went to pieces - this 'afternoon, and the Evadne is
expected to break up this evening..
DURLIN, MARCH 4.—Arrd. Duchess of Kent, Atkinson,
Calcutta. Sid. Demerara, Demerara ; Garonne, Antigua.
Hun, MNEEIIS.---,Wind N.W. nioderate.7-41d..Constantia,
Gravell, Greenland.
LOUTS!, MARC!! 4,—Arrd. Paella (sth ult.);Gibraltar.
Wowrintio,l3lNEcti 4.---The Oswy, Pilbearn, came off the
beach to-day, without apparent damage, and is expected to
prodeed, Hampton.'
GALWAY, MAncif2.:—lt is blowing a gale from N.N.W.
The. Josephine, Marseilles to Falmouth, was spoken with
on the 23d ult., off Lisbon, hy the Oscar, arrd. at .Falmouth.

THE LATE LORD-W4LLAPE,7-,We learn from good
authority that his late Lordship left,- by his' will, all his
property to the Hon. COlOnel Janie's Hope, of the Cold-
stream-ClaardS,; and hi 4 'Son; with the remainder. to the
Charles Hope. M.P., one of 'the CoMmisSioners of
Greenwich :Hotipital. - The above honourable gentlemen
are sons of thOate, and brothers of the: present Earl of
Hopetoun, and -nephews of the late Lady.)Yallace.—Arew-
castle (llironide.. • ; • • • •
THE WooD PAVEMENT IN CHEAPSID.—EWERS'
Coma; Gun.DnAm..—The Paving Committee, in ;their re-
port, having recommended that the paving.of Cheapside should
be forthwith commenced, orders have been• given to Mr.
Stevenp j.o complete the street with wood, according to Per-
ring!s .safety systthia ' of which a specimen was laid down
last year, westward of Bow Church-tower, in Cheapside, the
work to commence this day (Monday). The policemen on
duty in Cheapside have kept an account of the number of
accidents which have occurred to horses during the recent
alternation oftainy snot frosty weather, upon the stone pave-
ment, and upon Perring's, Rankin's, and Carey's wood
.paye„,
ments respectively;- and it is expected that the City Cern-
missioner will for Wit- furnish a correct return to the City
authorities. We regret to be obliged to state that the Com-
missioners of Sewers seemed tb Babe adopted a resolute
fancy for the filth and puddle of their streets, which are in
several places-impassable to any other individui ,
THE LOSS. or.. THE P.BERFELDT.—A petition
.to
the Corporation of LontiOn has been.prepared by the Captain
and Mr. Bush, the civil engineer, who `core "on board the
Elberfeldt just •I;tfOile the'went dOtn, on Thursday, the 22d
of yebrgary, about .50miles east of, the North Foreland light-
house, praying that., the ;,Court of Comnion 'Council will
bestow some.remuneration upon Captain Mays, .commander
of the-Charlotte, 'of Antwerp, and his crew, ,by whom the
greater part of the crew of thpformer vessel Were saved. The
captahyand"crewfof, the. Charlotte behaved with. extraordi-
nary' spirit and skiatipon.the, occasion, and it is believed that
the Corporation will testify their admiration of such conduct:
in a manner the most substantial.