The Sun.
London, England, 1828-01-30 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.
MONDAY, JAN. 28.—Ifigh Water, 44 min. past ;
Wind S.W.—Arrived the Indian Lass, Howe, from iCe ,
foundland, with fish, oil, &c. ; Atlantic, Stafford,
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St. John's, N.B. with timber ; Sophia, Belicke, I
Dantzic, with ditto ; Resolution, Timothy, from Ws' In t
fold, with grain ; Elizabeth, Lewis, from ditto, with 144 tc
and flour; Cam's Delight,
—, from Dublin, with grt the
New Hope, Jones, from ditto, with ditto ; Caledonia, C
ser, from Westport, with oats ; Harmony, Stewart, fr
Drogheda, with grain ; Anti, Evans, from ditto, 0 "we
wheat, &v. ; Harriet, Stagiles, from Cork, with dit` whicl
Theodore, Lowry, from Balliva, with oats and hid, . Pr
Corsair, Goodwin (steamer), from Belfast, with ssundryinenti
Sheffield, Richards (steamer, from ditto, with ditto ; respoi
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Telegraph Office, Jan. 26.
JAN. 27.--Off Point Lynas, at 30 min. past
one ship, two brigs, homeward-bound; Zio min. past eif
one brig, one schooner, one galliot, two sloops, ditto;
o'clock, one ship; eleven, two brigs; half-past twel'
nothing off.
No pilot-boat in sight. Wind N.W. blowing fresh.
JAN. 27.—Great Orm's Head, at ten a.m., two br'
homeward-bound, two ships, with signals for pilots, q 1
eleven a.m. one brig, ditto; twelve a.m. one ship, dit''
one p.m. one brig, do. ; two p.m. sue do. do. ; four P..
two steam-boats, outward. Wind N.W. blowing fresh.,
The names of all the above vessels would have bee,
ported yesterday had they shown their numbers.
CLEARED OurwAuns.--.The Clansman, Snowden''
Savannah ; Thomas, White, for Havannah ; • Lovely,Plel
Cowan, for Douglas.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GUILDHALL.—Yesterday Mr. Hopkins, the vt4,!
clerk of St. Dunstan's-in-the-Nest, and the ehurchwar,'
and overseers of that parish, applied to Sir Paxag LAO
for summonses against a number of eminent personages
the legal profession for refusing to pay the poor-rate.
Mr. Hopkins stated the nature of his application, $:
that the parties were all judges or sergeants residing
Sergeants' Inn, Chancery-lane.
Sir PETER-Have you ever before applied to tilers
the rate?

Overseer—Yes ; it is only lately that they have ref
to pay it. They have paid it ; but about a year ago
demurred, and there are now five quarters due, amour
to 150/.

The Alderman took the list of names in his hand, $;
read from it those of the Lord High Chancellor, the
Justices of the King's Bench and Common Pleas, Ju
Bayley, Holroyd, Littledale, Park, Burrough, and
lee; Barons Garrow, Hullock, Vaughan, and Alexauch;
Sir R. Graham, Sergeants Onslow, Cross, Rough, and'
some others.
" Here is an array," said Sir PETER, laughing and tuo
ing to the vestry clerk, " which is enough to terrify you'
me."
The overseer said, that they might have felt some alur',
at attacking, if it had not been decided by a court of
that these rates must be paid. The case between
geants' Inn and the parish was tried before Lord GA'',
the verdict was in favour of the parish, and the rate
duly paid from the inn until a year ago.
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where a more formidable body was collected than at
Sergeants' lan.
The Chief Clerk suggested, that if only two of the r
dents were summoned, it would be sufficient to raise
question for the superior courts. The only appearse
he presumed, would be that of an attorney. This was
only course that he could pursue, and he had warned
parties of it,
The summonses were granted, but the style of the or‘
nary form was softened. The Learned Judges were a f
quested " instead of being " required " to appear ; and t,
observation at the conclusion to " fail not at their per''
was erased. They were also allowed a few days to f
pare to make their objection.

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dramas acted in the principal capitals of Europe._ A
French Theatre has been established at Berlin, and op
with a representation of the Tartuffe of Mottßam, sv
was received, as it deserves to be, with the utmost
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1 On Tuesday last some thieves entered tl.
house of Captain Woon, Lucas-street, Commercial-rei
but a cockatoo which was in the house disturbed them I
calling out "Who's there? what do you want ?" and tP
made a hasty retreat.
Yesterday afternoon an inquest was held F
fore Tnomas SHELTON, Esq., at St. Bartholomew's Ha
petal, on view of the body of Mrs. SARAH Davis, aged (4
who was burnt to death at her house in Albion •butldinf'
Aldersgate-street. The Jury returned a verdict of "Ae
dental Death."
THAMES TUNNEL.—Yesterday a meeting
the shareholders in this undertaking was held at the 0,1
of London Tavern. Mr. WM. SMITH, M.P., the Ch''
man, recapitulated what had passed at the preceding reeee
ing, and called upon Mr. BUTLER, the Secretary, to i',,
the report of Mr. BRUNEL. This report stated that
Tunnel had been constructed to the extent of 600 feet fr'i
the shaft ; that it had arrived within 25 feet of the nail
of the river; that the distance to low-water mark, on ,
north side, is only 375 feet ; and, from thence to !:
wharf, 200—making in all 575 feet. This, added to 9,
distance of the shaft on the same side, Would ,gmke a tot
of 700 feet. The report described the means taken to
that a plan had been devised for preventing further irrli
up the cavity occasioned by the late irruption, and state
tions, the details of which Mr. BuusEr. is to lay be(C
s,4ooorl.payAmceanll of
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shares, the shareholders. A report from the Directors was ti'
000/.
read. It stated, that only. 3,600 shares could be relied e;
; so that there would'
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further expenditure. Previe!
circular had been addressed to
shareholders, requesting to know what sum each would
disposed to lend to the proprietors at the rate of 5 r,
cent. on security of the whole premises ; but to t'
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circular the directors had as yet received no answer.'
After the reading of the reports, several resolutic
were proposed, on which amendments were moved, wl,'
gave rise to discussion. At last the original resofutic
were carried, to the following effect : viz. That exerti°
be continued to stop the leak ; that there is no imperliOe
to the completion of the undertaking but the want
funds ; and that the Court of Directors be authorised
receive voluntary contributions towards the completior,
the work.

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