The Sun.
London, England, 1828-05-16 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL.

WEDNESDAY.—Eigh water 31 min. past 11.—Wind N•
—Arrived the Alice, Powditch, from Realeaso and Ri°
Janeiro►, with hides and logwood ; Commerce, Burns, Tel'
nidad and St. Vincent, in 43 days, with sugar, tuir
lasses, &c.

CLEARED OUTWARns.-The Lady Cremorne, &era!,
for Bay Chaleur ; Grecian, Williams, BostoM • Jame,
Reynolds, Halifax N. S. ; Caroline, Helyer, Newfoundland;
Boyne, Jones, St. Thomas and Aux Cayes.
Telegraph Office, Wednesday, May 14.
Wind at Holyhead this morning East, light breeze, R:
2p.m.

Passed Holyhead, outward bound, at 12 o'clock, No. tisf
Mountaineer, British brig, and Lord Wellington, Briti,a'
bark. Passed Holyhead yesterday, outward bound, NO'
743, Peruviano, brig.
Passed Holyhead, outward-bound, at 2 p.m., No. 25°,
Montezuma, American ship ; also outward bound, No. Be,
William, British brig, at 4 a.m. ; and an American packet'
ship, with a red star in her fore-topsail, at 4 p.m.:
The vessels that sailed this day were West of the floating
light at 3. 30. p.m.
Two brigs off Point Lyuas, inward bound, at ti p.m.

At Northampton fair on Monday there was a
large supply of neat cattle, which in general fetched but
poor prices, but the few sheep that were penned were
readily bought up at an advanced price.—Stamford
Mercury.

At Boston first fortnight market, on Wed"
nesday last, there was a considerable show of sheep, and
the prices were rather higher than at the fair.—Statnford
Mercury.

The drivers of the fiacres in Prague are a
race of hackney-coachmen that have this notable distinr-
tionin their moral constitution=.-they are always satisfied:
with their fares. One of these people, whom I hired, 110-
derlook the task of explaining what was worthy of notice
in th 6 churches, a piece of supererogatory benevolence
shown to me purely out of complaisance as a stranger. 1
stared when he made me the proposition, forgetting-, for the
instant, that be was not one of those whose consciences are,
seared, and feelings indurated, by wet weather and gin
drinking. It was not the genius of gruffness, who,
England, descends from a coach-box in a pair of dank old
boots, his hat wreathed with a wisp of straw, in a aerie'
of great coats which 'nourish his discontent without additsg '
to his vivacity. So difficult is it for an. Engliahman tO '
ecimprebend the actual perfectibility of a character, the vices
of which are purely local.--A Ramble among the Musi-
cians of Germany.

WILLIANI CORDER.—An idle rumour was
in circulation last week, that this man had attempted to
escape from the gaol here; a report entirely unfounded, et
his conduct is perfectly peaceable And orderly. We find
that it was a cousin of Mrs. CORDER, who recovered 5001—
in a Court of Law from -a gentleman for a breach of pro-
mise of marriage. We are requested, on the part of the
lank concerned, to correct a mis-statement in our last, re-
specting the payment of the 981., which CORDER obtained
on a forged cheque : the facts, 'it seems, are these
CORDER having learnt at Polstead the manner in which her
husband had obtained the money, waited on the Messrv•
Aurwrimu, at Hadleigh, and promised to pay the
amount as soon as she returned to London, which won',"
be in a fortnight or three weeks. Not a word, it is stated,
..
was said about a compromise; but would not the accept-
ance of the money amount to an abandonment of the charge
of forgery ?—Suffolk Herald.

BIRTHS.
On the 14th instant, the lady of Charles Lane, Esq. of
Montague-street, Russell-square, of a daughter.
On the 14th instant, at Higham-lodge, WilthamstoWr
Mrs. Gillespie, of a daughter.
On the'l2th instant, Mrs. H. Keele, of Sloane-street,
Chelsea, of a son.

On the 13th instant, at Wilmington, near Dartford, the
wife of the Rev. Edward Allen,.of a daughter.
On the 6th instant, at Edinburgh, the Countess of
Morton, of a daughter. •

MARRIED.
On'the 15th instant, by the Rev. William Van; Wm.
Henry Bellamy, EN. of Hereford, to Eliza Jane, eldest
daughter of Edward Vaux, Esq. of Upper Montague-street,
.Russell-square.

. . .
On the 15th instant, at St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, Joh°
Start, Esq. of Pebmarsh, to Emma, second daughter of
Charles Newman, Esq. of Scrips, Coggeshall, Essex.
On the 15th instant, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, John,
eldest son of Mr. Kent, of Southampton-row, to Elizabeth, :
second daughter of the late Rowland Edward Williams, ..,
1
Esq. of Weston, Surrey. And at the same time, Mr. B.
Cannon, of River-street, Myddleton-square, to Diary,
eldest daughter of Mr. Kent, of Southampton. row, Blooms-
bury.
On the 14th instant, at Dartford Church, by the Rev.
Henry Pole, M.A. the Rev. Edward Reginald Mantel],
M.A: of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, to Susan, eldest
daughter of Isaac Minet, Esq. of Baldwyns, Kent. .
-On the 15th instant, at St. Mary's, , Bryanston-square,
by the Rev.-St. Vincent Bowen; A.M., John Smith, Esq.
Captain in the 2d Madras Cavalry, .to Maria, daughter 0 f
James Lockhart, Esq. of Upper Seymour-Street.
At Curry Rivel, Somersetahire, by the Rev. Jarmo ,
Sedgewick, Mr. William Wakefield, of Earl-street, Black-
friars, to Miss Leonora Martha Sowers, of the former place.
On the 12th instant, at _St. Marylebone New Clara,
Thomas Charle; Hornyold, of Blackinore Park, Worcester-
shire, Esq.. to Lucy Mary, the eldest of the two daughter*
of William Saunders, of Worcester, Esq. by Ltavy his wife,
who was grand-daughter of Richard Annesley, sixth Earl
of Anglesey, and niece of Arthur, late Earl of Mountnorris.
On the 13th instant, at Bishop's Hull, the Rev. Joseph
Bockett, Rector of Stoodleigh, Devon, to Rachael, daughs
'ter of the late Rev. Charles Barker, of Aldworth, in the
county of Bucks.
On the 13th instant, at Great Marylebone Church, by
the Rev. B. Burgess,
.-: Owen Morton, Esq. eldest son of the
late
James Morton, Es-.
q of Rabelath, in the county of
Dublin, to Isabella Stuart, eldest daughter of Dr. Andrew,
of the Madras Establishment, deceased, and niece to the late
General Gowdie.

DIED.
On Friday, the 16th instant, in Harley-street, Saha
Eliza, the only and beloved daughter of Elisabeth, widow
of Major Malkin, in the 22d year of het age.
On Sunday last, the infant daughter of Lord and Lady
Loughborough.
On the 12th instant, at his seat, in Hampshire, T. A.
Smith, 'Esq. Lord Lieutenant of the county of Carnarvon,
aged 77.
• On the 14th instant, at Brighton, Christian Wilkinson,
the wife of Captain Henry Hutchinson, of the East India
Company's Naval Service, in the 39th year of her age.
On the 12th instant, at Hackney, Susannah, the wife of
Mr. Anthony Starkey, in her Filth year.
On. the 12th instant, at his house, Little Missenden,
,Bucks, at a very advanced age, Benj. Bates, Esq. M.D.

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