The Sun.
London, England, 1844-12-27 00:00:00

LLO YD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, DEC. 26.—Wind N.E., light.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 24.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrd. Copco a,
Oporto for London. Off, Anna Robertson, Munr°, .
dras, left Sept. 3, Cape of Good Hope Oct. 25-I;4‘,.°'
of the Ocean, London for ; Portley, Reed, 31':olc
tins, sailed Sept. 30 ; Bland, Callan, Calcutta and ,-,
left Cape of Good Hope Oct. 23.
FALMOUTH, Duo. 25.—Wind S.E.—Arrd. Lady njosti
Lawrence, from Calcutta, left July 25, Cape 0' r 40
Hope Oct. 26 ; Constantia, from New Orleans in
Fiectioal'
;
days. Sld. Universe, London Great Br •
d
and Galina, ; Mermaid, Hope, Liverpool to
romandel.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 25.—Wind N.E., fret--• Vie' •
Flora, Levegne, London, and sailed for Jamaica ;
toria, London, and sailed for New York ; Jamaica, er,
don, and sailed for Antigua. Sid. Aron stead
Southampton, after repairing. lei
PENZANCE.—Off, Repulse, Margias, Calcu"
Oct. 19, Cape of Good Hope Nov. 2.
BRIXHAM.—Off port,.. Vigilant, Steel, Cape of Goa
Hope, Oct. 25.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. 24.—Wind E.S.E., 11243deA1-st.
Arrd. Reis Effendi, Sutherland, Nassau ; See'l,ll,o' et,
Michael's ; Dido, Alexandria ; William N,.9,,—vity,
Africa. 25. Wind S.S.E., light.—Sld. 1:1„,.$11,%- &-
Nicholson, Philadelphia; The Duke, Manger, cirLnasti,
leans ; Duncan, Henderson, ; Roger 912—„ d• els
Boston ; Victoria, White, Ichaboe. 25. Arrch,_Lltifl.
Frazer, Rio de la Hague ; Nathaniel Hooper, Cne';eer,
Charleston ; Roscious, Eldridge, New York Vest'
Dalhousie ; Slater Rebaw, Furze, St. Michael's ;
Royal, Calcutta ; Swordfish, Green, Miramichi'msin,
the Whitney, Savannah. 24. Sailed Wallace' ssio,
Mobile ; Independence, Adlen, New York
Bevrout ; Essex, Rice, Azores. r
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LIVERPOOL, DEC. 25.—Her Majesty's steeo7,, on
morant, with Mr. Pitt Adams, the British bill?"trola
board, arrived at Arica on the 2d of Septet:libel'
Islay, and, not being allowed to water, fired *hot %, •
shell upon the town; after which, permission was cc'
ceded. of
TORBAY, DEC. 24.—Off port, Vigilant, Holt, Cape
Good Hope; King William the Fourth, Tjilatzop.
SALCOMBE, DEC. 24.—Arrd. Albatross, Denia.
GUERNSEY, DEC. 22.—Arrd. Isabella, Rio Janeiro.
JERSEY, DEC. 23.—Arrd. Ocean, Newfoundland.
BRISTIL, DEC. 24,—Arrd. Parmelia, Savannah.
GLOUCESTER, DEC. 25.—Arrd. Jupiter, Montreal.
SWANSEA, DEC. 22.—SId. Arrieta, Ellis, Culs•Lo put
SHIELDS, DEC. 23.—The Brancepeth Castle, 9
back leaky, and must discharge. as got
HOLYHEAD, DEC. 23.—The Nicholas, BOW, "
off this evening, and brought into the harbour. 4116°
BLYTH, DEC. 23.—Several ships spars, marked bosh
two logs of wainscot, and a box, containing
Zsc., has come ashore near here. breare'i;
DEAL, DEC. 25.—Wind E.S.E., steady
Arrd. Amelia, Mulholland, Mauritius ,• Ce_;et„t Alta
Africa ; Brokesby, Thompson, Manilla ; Cabe' 51d.
Elizabeth, St. Vincent's; John Willis, Deuscrersisobar
Flora, Jamaica; Ann, Calcutta; Penyard, Park, go,
Town ; Lord Wellington, New Orleans ; Aroc, NO'
Hobart Town ; Passenger, Cluna, and Victor's,
York; British Isles, Demerara; Arachne, Ichaboetos,
The French brig Modeste, Gauley, from 13°".; her
got entangled in the Goodwin Sands, but extricate
e
self without assistance and proceeded.
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MILFORD, DEC. 24. A—rrd. Millicent, Richerd
Prince Edward's Island. r•
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WIVENIIOE, DEC. 25.—The barque James Tier j; bag
Scarborough, Doveday, from London to llartlepooGio,
been assisted is here by four smacks from off the
fleet Sands.
TO THE SHIPPING INTEREST $4
QUA RANTINE REGULATIONS ABOLIStd-c4ri /0.
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE TWO Sii""B
PALERMO, DEC. ,_t
Sir,—We have the pleasure to inform you '
all
consequence of a royal decree lately publishFc'4o
quarantines from Eegland, Gibraltar, and Sr3D'onsei
abolished in the kingdom of the Two Skillet, c voei
quently all vessels arriving from said countries sre Yost'
admitted to free pratique on arrival—We are, Sir"
most oedient, humble servants,
LLOYD'S Au

NEW YEAR'S-DAY AT WINDSOR CASTLE AND THE
TUILERIES.—A singular, and, perhaps, unprecedented
event, will take place on New Year's-day. The royal
table at the Tuileries, and the royal table at Windsor
Castle will both be supplied with portions of the same
prize ox, the first of the class at the late cattle show.
Air. Minton, purveyor to her Majesty, having become
the purchaser, politely offered, through the French em-
•bassy, to present his Majesty Louis Philippe with a
sirloin, a rump, and an aitch-bone, for his festival on
New Year's-day. The offer was graciously accepted,
and the immense joint, or rather combination of joints,
for it is in one piece, weighing 44 stone, or upwards of
3501b5., will leave London on Saturday morning by the
General Steam Navigation Company's packet for
Boulogne, where it will be received by Mr. Minton's
agent, who will transmit it by express to Paris, so as to
reach the Tuileries early on Monday morning.
REMARKABLE OPERATION FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION.—The Medical Gazette contains a long
article from the pens of Dr. Hastings and Mr. Robert
Storks, surgeon, descriptive of a remarkable operation
for the cure of consumption, by the perforation of the
cavity of the lung through the walls of the chest. It
consists in making an opening between the ribs into the
cavity which forms in the lung during the latter stages
of consumption. The immediate effects of the operation
(which requires only a few seconds for its performance,
and which causes but slight pain) in the case in question SPORTING INTELLIGE.,-
was the diminution of the frequency of the patient's TAT FERS A LUS—YEsTERDAI', 003111:fte
pulse, which fell in 24 hours from 120 to 68 ; freedom There were just enough subscribers present ~- a sb't
of respiration which had been a very distressing symp- a house," and just enough business to admit c". 200 as
quotation. The principal bets were 1,300 °go three
times,
torn ; loss of cough and expectoration, both of which had
been very severe. This operation, which has established Scot's lot • 16 to 1 to 1001. agst Ides ; 1,000 t° "1000 t°
and 1,750 to 50 once, agst Old England ; 1 250 t°
the possibility of curing this hitherto fatal disease, ap-
-25 agst Pantasa; 2,000 to 30 agst Lycurgus
pears to have been comps tely successful ; the report of
the condition of the patient a month after its perform- 25 agst Cabin Boy; and 2,000 to 20 agst Ftlzb°s*
ance being, that he was rapidly regaining his fle•th and CHESTER CUP.
strength, whilst his respiration had become natural, his 1000 to 30 agst Winesour—taken
pulse had fallen to 80, and his cough and expectoration .10 to 1 agst The Era—taken.
had wholly ceased. In the article in the Medical Gazette DERBY.
the symptoms of the patient before and after the opera.. 13 to 2 agst Scott's lot—taken to 2001. to 1 01,
tion are all narrated at length by Dr. Hastings. The opera- 11 to 1 agst Mr. Greville's Alarm—takei_ 12
to 10
tion is described by Mr. Storks, by whom it was performed. 16 to 1 agst Lord Stradbroke'a Idas—to'r2o to 1
We have heard that this operation was tried many years 18 to 1 agst Colonel Anson's liedger--totes 20 to 1
ago but with littlesuceess; the invaluable assistance to be 18 to 1 agst Lord Chesterfield's Pain---t"o lt
derived from the stethoscope in affections of the lungs 30 to 1 agst Mr. A. Johustone's Rebecca c
,„
being at that time wholly unknown to its originator. 33 to 1 agst Mr. Gully's Old England ,cockPe"
Laird
0
fallen into disuse when the surgeon had nothing to guide —take 40 to 1
him to the seat of the disease but pain and increase of 40 to 1 agst Mr. Alostyn's Pantasa—taken,,eo
temperature. 2000 to 30 ag st Lord Eglinton's Lycurgus-.-tr
THE Hort. G. H. HUTCHINSON.—At the meeting 1000 to 10 agst Mr. Coleman's Fuzitos—talas,,s Rid'
of the electors of Tipperar, held at Cashel, on Thurs. lOOO to 20 agst Cobweb colt winning Tuese! men.
dlesworth, 2,000 Guinea Stakes, and Derby i
day, the Hon. George Ilely Hutchinson was wield-
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mously named as a candidate by the Repeaters of that Polg41) ri
county to represent them in the Imperial Parliament. , RUNNING MATCH FOR ONE HuNnitED boo%
On Tuesday the long pending running
Mr. Hutchinson, our readers are aware, is at present on
Stewart, of London, and Robinson, mimetle, es°
of Ne_oroorse,
the Continent, and this selection, therefore, must be
especially grateful to his feelings as being made in his off. at Putney-heath, in the presence of ato oe or
absence.—Cork Examiner, of spectators. Both men have acquired thud fro
WAKEFIELD.—A meeting of the friends of free being the most superior runners of . the lona
trade was held in the Music Saloon, on Tuesday evening the amount of stakes and the heavy bettinio .
.n' I, Well
last, to concert measures for putting on the country re- i interest prevailed. The distance the days —it
gister as Many free trade voters as possible. J. Alickle-
thwaite, Esq., occupied the chair, and the meeting was betting, sto 4 were laid on Stewaliv•ta,standwnZrioh
call
readily taken. Robinson took a sligll lead,
,nerit co
_.,,
addressed by R. Cobden, Esq., UP., J. Bright, Esq., maintained for twenty yards, when histuolg' both tor.`.
M,P., and tether gentlemen • after which resolutions up, and an interesting contest then ri ent__,_ of or
were. passed in furtherance of the above object`—Halifax exerting every effort. When within thirty Yr..; ran 1120..
winning mark Stewart passed his adversary, Amoco 1
Guardian. i
INCENDIARISM AT WESTOE.—OH Thursday morn. 1 a
occasion. De'
ing last, about half-past two o'clock, a fire was discovered . money were transferred on this .8 lifig .., •
gallant winner of four yards. Very
LLOYD n's.—The business of the Li a
burning in an onstead of Mr. Tony Waller's at Westoe. i
tit-fore it could be gut under, about twenty tons of hay part
and a quantity of potatoes were d•-stroye& From Royal Exchange for the first time* r":"'"-_,.1410411'
oor 100,
pearance, the fire must have been caused by an ince ap-
n- i rea fur nient of this establishment corantetitlceli._.„..st tr. rtes
the transaction of public butde ~
du:ye—Tyne Mercury. be opened to merchants =the lit of 46411.7.

To William Dobson, Esq., Lloyd's.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING. . „r pen'
Arrivals—Repulse, Marquis, from Bengal,,", flof
zance, sailed March 23, Mauritius May 11, A'B7,iiinr°,
Sept. 4, Table Bay Oct. 21 ; Anna Robertsou, A-06;
from Madras, off Plymouth, sailed Sept. 3, CanviAoP
Bland, Callan, from Bengal, off Plymouth, savc"„,;rigsis
14, Cape Oct. 26 ; Lady Clarke,' Lawrence, HO 'Jae.
off Falmouth, sailed July 31 Cape Oct. 28 ; rne. lr
Clarke, from Moulmain *off Falmouth, sailed 1:n-'
St. Helena Oct. 26 ; Chilena, Wyllie, from Fe,,n7.`25
the London Docks, sailed from St. Helena t. 18;
Rota, Carl, from Batavia, off the Wight sailed Sep oct•
Portly, Reed, from Mauritius, off Pln;outh, op
1, St. Helena Nov. 4 ; Vigilant, Iloets, thlsfell.
of Good Hope, off Penzance, sailed Oct. 26,
Nor. 5. Nov,

Arrivals at St. Helena—Commerce, Covi;e, frol
and Catherine, M‘Donald, from Ichaboe ; Or'°s'ool'
Batavia ; Union, Allen, Nov. 3, from Ichaboe, anwilbr'"
sth to Barbadoes ; Neptune, Ferris, from Madras ;Icl39l)°,ej
mina, from Batavia; Neva and Clydesdale, froolgto
La Perouse, 4th, from Pondicherry ; Henrl'aPerie-st
Phoenix, from Batavia ; Heloise, from China ;4:00
from Ichaboe ; Ann and Kate Nickleby, sth,
coast of Africa.