The Sun.
London, England, 1845-07-21 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING

'We wexhox JULY 19.—Wind X..17,.W. to N.N.E., light air ilia Very
eather.
Ptati, 18.—Viriod W. to W.N.W. and W.S.W., squally.—
7 L &mud nondington, Noakes, Calcutta; Sharp, Mallet, Co-
Jean Arr,l. from tlic River and sailed C:csar, Evans, BerblCe ;
4Willis, Willis, Demerara. Sl.l. Elizabeth Buckitattl, Bcwly,
iim'esten ; Jain, llelseltine, St. Thomas's ; Stephen, Murchic, St.
'NW Brunswick ; Princess Alice Maude, Runt, St. John's,
tr."( ; Pleiades, Pater, Richibucto.
.b.tot:TH' JULY 18.--Wind S.W.—Arrd. Tweet% 1:4"0:Mon, Sierra
K•one, and sailed for Sunderland. Off port, 16th, 1311Thadoes, Quebec.
,k‘Atistourn, JULY 18.—Wind variable and ina Off port, Ha-
ut!, Ichaboe ; Ava, Symons, Quebec,
,!dacha aVERPOOL, JULY 18.—Wind light.—Arrd. Margaret, Mills,
Bay ; Franklin, Sawyer, New Orleans; COlisypitun, Brown,
I'f -Orleans ; Tyrone, Spear *New OrleattrA Oxnard, Buck.ey, 'New
cro'eaus Gharlernair; Mew Orleans; Isabella Stewart,
I‘litv,,,selli St- t Antelope, Prince Edward's Island. Sid.
brains, Ilalnlin, Ceylon; Maid of Cashmere, Ilamnett,
^,„„ Alfte, Bennett, Buenos Ayres ; John Patchett, Nyman,
LZ114.3 Ayres; Euclid. Davidson, Demerara ; Monarch, Brown, St.
; Thames, Lilly, ItaVannali ; Jessie Mitchell, 3PAII, Ren-
y-23, ;. James Calder, Well, Charleston; Cambridge, Barstow, New
Ainaaen, Madeira; Samaritan, Dance, Alexandria. Off
fit, Minstrel Boy.
Ik/G?itilOtrru, JULY 18.—Wind Mersey, Bulky, Quebec.
ratiZaxcs, JULY 17.—Wind S.S.W., light.—Arrd 16th, Resolu-
"n, Davies, Quebec. •
FOtoucEsrEn, JULY 17.—Arrd. Resolution, Knight, Quebec; Ire-
-4‘l, Matthews, Quebec. 18th, Solway, 31`Leilan, Quebec. Shl.,
Ititli. Corsair, 31.'Gregor, Quebec.
i./lEErwoon, Jura' 18.—Wind W.X.W.—Arrd. Queen, Mitchell,
lairamichl ; Denvent, Curwen, Quebec.
Ctirroh, Jutv,l6.—Arrd. T. R. Raviland, Davison, Wall Island.
:17' Ly Harey, west coas of Arica. S. 15. Catherine Fraser
.11Mes,'adMalta .16. Mariner, Russe fll, 3lirain ldiehl. 17. Triton, Smith,
,
Dalhousie. *v t
JULY 17.—Wind N.W.—Arrd. Fanny, 3PAllester, Prince
tvard"s Island.
41:'atc, JULY 16.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. 'Niche M'Evers, Slack, St.
1',"".8. Off port, Friendship, Patter, Suldanha Bay.
towritusn, JULY 15,—Arrd. Galatia, Appleby, Quebec. '
ri h_ELFAST, JULY 15.—Arrd. Caithness-shire, Seymour, Miramiehl ;
'''Qbert, Richardson, Quebec.
tarn', JULY 18.—Wind 16. Erin, 3PVicar, Grenada.
Z‘• Alfred, Thomson Quebec. Arrive din the Roads, Prince George,
4'Parlatie, Quebec ; 'General Graham, White, Dalhousie.
SUNDERLAND JULY 17.—Arrd. Empress, liodg,son, Quebec; Ram-
blenr,ndLLit
Endymion, Cordingly, Miramichi.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
14411 TS ON THE NORTH COAS I' OF FRANCE.
The following has been posted at Lloyd's.—
" Hydrographie-office, Admiralty, July 2, 1845.
h The French Government has announced that on the
Qth of next month the following lights will be established
ott the N. coast of France :
).l s' t• FLAiIIINO LIGHT OF ILE VIERGE.—This bright
en will he varied every four minutes by a red flash,
‘,44,4 etich flash will be preceded and followed by short
"e'Pses. The lighthouse stands 110 yards from the
Estern extrvtnity of Vierge Island, and two miles
• N•%. and compass from the outer anchorage of Aber-
in lat. 48 deg. 38 min. 23 sec. N., len. 40 deg.
rein. W. The light is 108 feet above the level of the
• at high water of spring tides, and may be seen at the
"Mance of 15 miles.
"!.) AND 3. Two LIGHTS OF ABERVRAC'LI.—The we,;-
"Ttimost of these lighthouses is paced on Vrac'h
which lies to the eastward of the entranze of Aber•
31:ac'h, in lat. 48 deg. 36 mitt. 57 sec. N., lon. 40 deg.
. 30 sec. W. The light will be red and fixed, and
""t stand 59 feet above the level of the sea at high
Water of spring tides ; it will be visible in fine weather
fkt the distance of four miles. The easternmost light is
,I;ed but bright, and will be placed on the tower of
2°flquerneau Church, nearly four miles S.E. by E. by
Pass from the above light on ,Ile Vrac'h. It will
,▪
rid 226 feet above the level of the sea at high water
t)tspring tides, and may be seen at the distance of 10
kilt&
`'• Nom—The red light of Ile Vrac'h in ling' with
ruquerneau light will be the leading mark for running
kt Abervrac'h creek from the sea, but it will pass
wl,t,,ltin 80 yards of a rock called the Petit Pot de Better-,
inch lies in the cs,oter anchorage of Abervrt,c'h, and
• e..h
must- be 'left to tle,-! northward. The lighthouse
k Ile Vrac'h will be painted white, so that the above
atit will be equally conspicuous by day.
t'' It is intended to eiitablish two small inner lights, for
"e, Purpose of guiding vessfis not only into the princi-
-0111 anchorage of Abervrac'h, but up to Ange, and St.
Antoine, which is dry at low water.
4114 It is high water at full and change in Abervrac'h at
Init., and ordinary spring tides rise about 25 feet."

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WRECK OF THE DUTCH INDIANIAN.
tieIRANGE CONDUCT OF THE DUTCH CO.NSUL.
h disclosures respecting the wreck of the Dutch Indianian,
b,s. 4uhn Hendrick, lost on the St. Paul's Rocks, near the
eater as reported in another part of this journal, has pro-
:tett the greatest commiseration throughout the docks; yet;
46 the same time, we regret to state that the treatment of the
tleiltitute survivors by the Dutch Consul widely contrasted with
Yenerosity of other Governments to their shipwrecked
th "'tiers. It appears that the moment the Chance, the ship
4'l saved the poor fellows, arrived in the decks, the Dutch
I tarp and the surviving portion of his crew, accompanied
i‘_ Captain 'Roxby, of the Chance, proceeded to the office of
Ali consul, in Fenchurch-street, for the purpose of obtaining
11, j and to be forwarded to their native country. IL
ces,-ary to state that owners of vessels rescuing lives on
h seas are entitled, by an Act of Parliament, to one
aitv 'lug and sixpence per day for the keep of such persons so
t),°°l. Although the unhappy creatures were on board of the
pd;ane for forty days, mest liberally treated by the captain,
th ° is the owner, and who placed her in great danger to save
,147,1, incurring an expense of near 801., he did net press his
th,,ni• The Dutch captain, however, begged the Consul,
I,,,'°ugh the medium of the public prints, to acknowledge their
wha.rtfclt thanks to Captain Rnxby, for preserving the
nothingdone;
I.e, :the sort has taken place, and the treatment
tr,:'ved throughout, to say the least of it, towards
Roxby, has been most ungentlemanly. The
th4",th captain, who is respectably connected, was told
the la was due to Captain Rozby must be put down to
ser)re of humanity, and if he wasted anything further he
ti
be d
—d; It is true, certainly, that the Dutch mariners
ti re what is termed outfitted—clad in suits of second-hand
'tthioß, out of liounsditch —and housed at the Yorkshire
WY Tavern, in Lower Thames-street ; but the allowance was
othgnriy as compared with the treatment wrecked seamen of
ittioos couldco meet with in the port of London.seamen Yester-
tj' the reporter, in order to ascertain the truth of the above
bee4l_l>laitit, waited upon the Consul, but he met with no better
qo 'len, nte groundat the newspapers had
,with the pracht,ees of the Dutch Governmentp . nothing to
Trly On Saturday the poor seamen, with their captain, took
hr departure in the Rotterdam steamer for their native place.
previously took their leave of Captain Roxby and the
:4 Of the Chance, who had saved them ; it was of a most
:ePettionate character. They complained bitterly of the man-
th„:theY had been treated by their consul. It is, we believe,
intention of Captain Roxby to prosecute the Dutch Go-
ll'jntnent for the amount he is entitled to, and to present it to
funds for the erection of the New German Hospital.—
es.

COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT.
(FROM OUR CORRL.PONDE \ T.)
ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
tq'inlY 12.--Corsair cutter, John Congreve, Esq., from Cher-
for!R, having been supplied with a new mast; she sprung her
n,er mast on her passage out.
4,1`-'h.—Estneralda schooner, T. W. Fleming, Esq., from
11,-a44 and the Motherbank—this gentleman is the Comm-
ttiOOnet !;' "f thelately formed at Ryde ; Resolution
Duke of Rutland, from Torbay ; Wave ender, Mar..
Blandford, from Portsmouth.
th,',Ul.---Einmeline brig, E. N. Harvey, Esq., from Milford;
beautiful brig, it is said, was formerly a slaver.
DEFARTURES.
110417 12.—Kestrel brigantine, Commodore the Earl of Yar-
ds:Ugh, for Spithead, to accompany the experimental aqua-
- P4tht° sea'
-2—Falcon cutter, John Beardmore, Esq., for Plymouth;
"tclunch cutter, Lieutenant- Colonel Bowers, C. R., to the
1414!Ward ; Gitana schooner, J. Digby Murray, Esq., on a
with her Majesty's fleet.
Isle --Louisa schooner, Sir Hyde Parker, Bart., for Ire-
,- .YACHTS AT AND ABOUT THE STATION.
lipB;,unoners—Flirt, Camilla, Fairy, Maud, Resolution,
,smeralda, Wyvern, Syren, Julia, and the brig Emmeline.
utters—
Pearl, Sparrowhawk, Alarm, Peterel, Avenger,
11,.e1t0. Forest Fly, Corsair, Elizabeth, Nymph, Amazon,
.14..7.10, Osprey' Will-o'-the-Wisp, Turquoise, Noran, Naiad,
Rave, Heroine, and Columbine yawl.
.lbe he following noblemen and gentlemen have arrived during
tit week at the Globe Hotel, Marine-paratte :—Lord Ad,Aphus
qrltlarence, Lord Ca.tlereagh, Lord Cantalupe, Lord W.
term, Sir John Cope, Colonel Dundas, Mr. and Mrs. Mil-
loe, Captain Howard, Captain Murray, J. Brown, Esq., C 0,17!
,17! Keene, and Mr. and Mrs. T6pper.
4„„Be Duke of I3eaufort and family are expected at Trafalgar
Gr,!e to-morrow, and the Earl and Countess of Wilton at
VZ,_,House, the Marquis and Marchion• ss of Blandford at
1):(1;"ttage on Monday. Her Majesty and suite ate ex-
ft,).,:i" to return to Osborne House to-morrow. It is under-
iq that the Queen Dowager proposes taking up her residence
s'?" neighbourhood this autumn and winter, if she can obtain
sERtoUS uktable residence.
ACCIDENT.—A horse belonging to her Majesty at
A'o,4ne, a vicious brute, kicked one ot the stablemen named
" On Tuesday last, and broke the poor fellow's jawbone.

SPANISH BONDS.
Stn To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
end,a --Permit us, through the medium of your paper, to
thy %ur to draw the attention of influential persons towards
Gov ase of the English holders of Spanish Bonds. The Spanish
tlivirrnent gave us an assurance that the coupons, or
%,,,:.nds, should be paid, and it is to be hoped that our own
4,o,ninent will remonstrate with the Spanish Ministers on
414, r't 01 their breach of faith. If one of our merchant-ships
for:ell Ise attacked by Spaidards, our Governrnent would en-
liondsre,tinbutiou, and certainly the English holders of Spanish
e are' S'*
just chim and every hope to be reimbursed.—
Al Sir. your friends,
MANY HOLDERS OF SPANISH BONDS.
Ytnc'tl,, 17th July, 1845.
Ttt,
-ca LATE CASE OF FLOGGING

AT WINDSOR.
Si TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
the have read the account published in your paper of
ili,lle,t,:ih,,arisise:vianirlthy conduct of the two privates in the 2d hafts-
% °' Coldstream Guards, stationed at Windsor. It makes
shudder to find that such severe, unjustifiable
twttneat should be awarded with such unaccountable haste
thari such excellent men as Seeman and Laurin, who, rather
tNit,ie'Pose their persons in the truly indecent way they were
40,4:4 to do with so many of their brave comrades, dated the
Plektitvit of such disgusting indecency, and cared little, corn-
"Y speaking, for the sanguinary punishment.
tau Cttld the circumstances stated in your paper be true, there
4,erai7,. but one opinion upon it. The punishment for good
thi4 thatnd decency of conduct has been inflicted—the only
eau now be done by a generous people, is to reward
!,rii,tit'""sro by a public testimony of approval.
`utiaiil be immediately opened, which no doubt will be en-
thi-:"FalIV met by the religious feelings of the moral people
j ,
nation.—l am, Sir,
51) 18, 1845.
A CONSTANT READER.

sot :r0 TIM,' EDITOR OF THE SUN.
tra,.e4l.--Jo reply to a letter, signed "E. A. C.,". w.hict.h.eapo-
'ladara_njeur paper last evening, beg to say, in ju. it ta e eron (to whom my daughter has. been sometime
1444,
.that whatever benefit she has derived from musical
kß;titln it to be attributed solely to Madame Feron's great
Ilkttir°" (combined with my daughter's own predisposed
floteral talent), and the result is evident from the kind and
hope uteri reception she has met with from the public, which I
Josthis a'ld trust will be highly gratilying to Madame. Feron.
therefore, td that lady, 1 must beg you will insert
letter,l have the honour to be, Sir, yours, &c.,
B. SMITHSON.
s."4ord's Inn, July IS, 1845.