The Sun.
London, England, 1828-07-01 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 1, 1828.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.

SUNDAT, Jura,. 29.—High water 11 min. past twelve
o'clock. Wind E.S.E.—Arrivod the Isabella, Burns,
from Strangford ; John Bull, Bryden, from the Isle of
Man; Lark, Hannah, from Stranraer ; Paget, Bascourt,
from St. Vincent.
CLEARED Ouxwaitos.---The Blossom, Williamson, for
St. Thomas ; Helvetius, Paint, for Elsineur ; Neptunus,
Schultz, for Elsincur ; Emperor Alexander, Davidson,
for Quebec.
HoLTHEAn, Julat 28.—Throughout last night wind
variable and light breezes ; at 10 a. in. EaN.E, fresh
breeze.
At 7. a. m. steamer, Marchioness Wellesley, from Wex-
ford, passed Holyhead, inward-bound.
At 8 a. m. Gipsy (steamer) passed from Waterford, in-
ward bound. _ _ _

At 10 a. m. a ship off, outward bound, the Mary,
Catherine, for Charleston.

Passed Holyhead, this morning, at noon, outward
bound, the Arrow, for Bristol. _ _ _

Telegraph Office, June 29.
At 11 30. a. m. wind at Holyhead E., moderate; pas-
sed Mary Catherine, outward bound ; and the Arrow, for
Bristol. A ship and a brig off, outward bound at 3 40.
p. m., light breeze from the eastward.

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The 61st, er South Gloucestershire Regiment of Foot,
is ordered to embark on board the Honourable Company's
ships, Maitland and Coromandel, about to proceed to the
East Indies.

Three Companies of the 49th, or the Princess Charlotte
of Wales's, or Hertfordshire Regiment of Foot, is also
ordered to embark on board the Honourable Company's
ship Barrossa, for Madras.
Three Companies of the depot of the 16th, or Bedford-
shire Regiment of Foot, will embark this ;lay, at Graves-
end, for India. _ _ .

The 72d, or the Duke of Albany's own Highlanders,
will also embark this day, at Gravesend, for the same
destination.

MONTHLY MILITARY 081 MARY.

LIEUTENANT-GENERAL---J. T. Layard, from 54th
Foot, Bath, May 22.
COLONELS—Moreland, Aide•de-Camp to the King,
late of the 9th Dragoons ; Meares, late of the Royal Ma-
rines.

LIEUTENANT-GILONEL-Place, 41st Foot, previously
of 2d Foot, Vengoria, Madras. Jan. 17.
CAPTAINS-Stehelin, 41st Foot, Camp, near Kolapore,
Madras, Dec. 8, 1827 ; Van Cortlandt, 45th Foot, Madras ;
Pemberton, Ist Bn. Rifle Brig. Charlotte Town, Prince
Edward's Island, Mar. 15 ; Ravenscroft, h. p. R. Wag. Tr.
April 15 ; Winder, late of R. Art., June.
LIEUTENANTS-Hon. R. Howard, 2d Dr. Gds. Ireland,
June 28 ; Inglis, 41st Foot, Belgaurn, Madras, Jan. 3 ;
Burrell, 63d Foot; Mendham, 68th Foot; Ford, 241 W. I.
Regiment ; Thompson, 81st Foot, Lambeth, June 2 ;
111`Question, Ceylon Regiment, Ceylon, Jan. 12 ; Green,
late 2d Royal Vet. Batt., Jersey, Jan. 27 ; Bovton, late
of 6th ditto, May 1 ; Wentworth, h. p. 21st Dragoons,
June 11 ; Hamilton, late of 95th Foot ; Murray, h. p.
102 d Foot, Douglas, Isle of Man, Dec. 26 ; Foilliott, h.
p. 66th Foot, May 9.
ENstcws—Green, Fort Major, at Newfoundland, April
1 ; Wood, h. p. 53d Foot, Feb. 27.
PAvainsvrits—Newton, 35th Foot, Gorey, Ireland,
Feb. 13 ; Hamilton, h. p. sth Foot, Dublin, May 16.
MEDICAL. DEPARTMENT-Surgeon Reid, 85th Foot, St.
Lucia, April 5 ; Assist. Surgeon Murray, 33d Foot, Dub-
lin, May 13 ; Inspector of Hospitals, Dr. Grieves, h. p. ;
Hospital-Atsistariti,Shapleigh, April 24.

AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR JUNE.

The general, though moderateirmth of the
weather, has prevented any injury frativthe quantity
of rain ; indeed vegetation has blew:ready impro-
ved and forwarded by the warm .11,.;‘,;ers-1..-hich have
fallen. The wheats are highly improved, and there
is every appearance that they now experience a very
favourable blooming season, in tite phrase of the old
farmers, half the battle. The pease, preceding the
wheats, have blossomed most luxuriantly. The
showers also must have been of great benefit to the
hops, at least ttl those not beyond recovery, in wash-
ing off the vermin and giving strength to the bine.
As we stated last month, the grasses, natural and
artificial, including tares, are the most luxuriant crops
of the present season, of which, moreover, there is
at present great hope of a successful general average
of all crops. Pease, always a risk crop, will prove
defective in parts. The showers will force a large
bulk of straw, so that the crops of hay and straw
are likely to be superabundant; the former, how-
ever, will be partially discoloured by the rain, not,
we trust, to any great extent or injury.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JUNE 30.

yvtVARDS V. BROOKS.

This was an action brought by the plaintiff, who is a
wine-merchant, to recover the sum of 351. for wine sold
by the defendant, who is an eminent auctioneer, upon the
account of the plaintiff.
Mr. Sergeant TADOY stated the case to the Jury for the
plaintiff, and Mr. Sergeant %%TILDE and Mr. Sergeant
ANne-lava appeared for the defendant.
The circumstances of the me were these. Edwards hav-
ing a quantity of inferior wine which he had no wish to
sell in his own name, therefore sent it in the name of
his clerk, Clementson, to the auction room of the defend-
ant, to be sold by auction. Several lots were accordingly
sold, and a larger number were bought in, but the defen-
dant subsequently took back the greater part of the wine sold
from the purchasers, who refused to keep it on the ground
that it was impossible to drink it. The plaintiff brought his
action, and attempted to prove that he could obtain nn ac-
count from Mr. Brooks, though he produced an order from
Clementson, in whose name the wine was sent ; but on
the part of the defendant it was positively sworn that
no such order was produced, or the account would
have been rendered. The account was produced in
Court, and after making allowance for the wine re-
turned, commission,- porterage, &c. there appeared to be
a balance of Si. in favour of Mr. Brooks. Several
hottl•'s of the wine were produced in Court, and tasted by
seve4 persons. • One -witness deposed that Mr. - Briioko
offered a person who called for Mr. Edwards for the ac-
count half a guinea, if he would drink three glasses of the
wine, which however he refused to do, notwithstanding
the temptation.
The Jury found a verdict for the defendant.