The Sun.
London, England, 1844-07-06 00:00:00

IMISCMLLAIMOUS.

The extensive improvements in Woolwich Dock-yard,
under the direction of Captain Denison, are rapidly progress-
ing. -On Thursday the last brick of the stupendous chimney
intended to carry, over the whole of the adjacent buildings,
the whole of the smoke from the newly-erected foundries and
boiler-makers' sheds, was laid. In form it is octagonal, with
an area for the flues of the furnaces within the base of twenty
feet in circumference, and the walls at the bottom are six feet
in thickness. The measurement within, at the top within
the walls, is six feet clear. To the summit of the brick- work
from the ground is 210 feet.
It appears from the provincial papers, that there have been
copious falls of rain in all parts of the country, and that the
crops have been much benefited thereby. The grain is every-
where well spoken of. The hay crop is a most lamentable
failure ; but there will, in many places, be good second crops.
A Cork paper says the other day, when the Ministers were
in difficulty, the people bad written on the walls of Cork,
" Hurrah for repale, boys, Peel's out ;" some one afterwards
wrote underneath, "Ah but Dan's in."
The Summer Assizes for the Northern Circuit will com-
mence at York on Wednesday next, when the commission
will be opened by Chief Baron Pollock and Mr. Justice Cres-
well. There are about sixty prisoners for trial, five of whom
are charged with a murder near Bradford. There are also
several serious stabbing cases.
The sale of Bibles, formerly the property of the Duke of
Sussex, was resumed at Messrs. Evans's auction-rooms, Pall-
mall, on Friday. The number of lots disposed of during the
five days' sale is 986, and the amount realised exceeds 2.0001.,
the principal purchasers being Messrs. Rodd, Pickering,
Leslie, Thorpe, Taylor, Brown, Longman, &c.
Dickins's " Martin Chuzzlewit is in rehearsal at the
Lyceum, under the direction of Mr. Stirling.

LLOYD'S. SHIPPING.-(TRIS DAY.)

LONDON, JULY 6.—Wind N.E. light breezes and cloudy.
DEAL, JULY S.—P.M. Wind moderate.—AtTd. Ins,
Lakeland, China ; Mohawk, Ferguson, Bombay ; Ohaine,
Wilson, Algoa Bay ; Vestal, Trinidad ; Skibbelar, Montserrat ;
Duncan and Sophia, St. John's. Sid. Tecumseh, Thirteen,
and Rokeby, lchaboe ; John Hall, Belize; Laurel, Quebec;
Grace Darling, Medina, and the rest of the outward-bound.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY s.—Wind S.W. to N.E.—Arrd. Maria
Cecilia, Langbourn, Matanzas.
COWES, JULY s.—Arrd. Solide, Enesson, Rio Janeiro.
PLYMOUTH, JULY s.—Wind N. to N.W.—Sld. Instillia,
Ichaboe.

FALMOUTH, JULY s.—Wind N., fresh breezes. Arrd.
Louise, Follet, Pernambuco ; Adventure, Thomson, ditto;
Chanticleer, Dominica.
OFF WALDEMAR.—Rasunise, Anea, and sailed for Ham-
burgh ; Eliza Rellick, Gonaives, and sailed for Liverpool.
OFF DOVER, JULY s.—Sheppherd, Nanacott, Swan River,
Feb. 23.

OFF EASTBOURNE, JULY s.—Palestine, Sydney, New
South Wales, Feb. 24.
PENZANCE, JULY 3.-:-San Matheus Rodiguez, Maranham,
for Liverpool. Sailed Mountaineer, Quebec.
OFF SALCOMBE, JULY 4.—Morayshire, Smith, Port
Phillip; Patelina, Strong, River Gambia.
BRISTOL, JULY s.—Sld Margaret Parker, St. John's, New-
foundland.

SWANSEA, JULY 4.—Arrd. Britannia, Valparaiso (107
days) ; Eliza Heywood, Fox, and Alexander Johnson, Swan,
Valparaiso ; Gipsy, lurpin, Cobrero, Wood, and Maria Hardy,
Metcalf, Cuba.
Ltvisnroor., JULY s.—Wind N.E , moderate.—Arrd. Reso-
lution, Evans, Maranham ; Wauman, Gibbs, La Guayra •,
Carolus, New Orleans; Alexander, Mobile. Sld. General
Garnett, China; Enchantress, Rio; George Canning, Ma-
ranham ; Marmion, Jamaica ; Mersey, Charleston ; British
Queen, and Severn, St. John's, New Brunswick; Agenoria,
Quebec. Off port, Elora, China; Manilla, and Undaunted,
Callao; Sir Charles Napier, Valparaiso; Cornelia, Mobile;
Prince Charlie, Montreal ; Selina, James Tincan, Ursula,
Severn, and Esquimaux, —; Deva, Malabar; John Bull,
E. Parvis, and lmaum of Muscat, —.—..
ICHABOE.—Acrd: Amy and Joseph Hume, London ; Charles,
Liverpool ; Robert Kerr, Belfast ; Zenobia, Cape of Good Hope.
SUNDERLAND, JULY 4.—Sid. Thalia, Ichaboe.
On, PORTSDIOUTH, JULY 4.—Seagull, Trinidad.
OFF EDDYSTONE, JULY 2.—Louise and Emelie, Vera Cruz.
OFF CAPE CLEAR, JUNE 30.—Eliza, Ichaboe.
CORE, JULY 3.—Arrd. Sirius, Ichaboe. Off, Argyle and
Commodore, Ichaboe. . .

SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 6.—Arrd. Thames (steamer), West
Indies, left Tampico May 24. Jamaica June 8, Havannah
9th, Barbadoes 18th, Bermudas 20th; has 61 passengers,
1,419,203 dollars, 317!. 10s. British coin, 883 oz. gold dust,
2,2280 z. silver, 2,4040 z. Plata Brats, 203 serons Cochineal,
9 boxes Vanilla, 91 serons Indigo.

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE AT BRIGHTON-On Thurs-
day, the 27th ult., a gentle Man named Hinde, a retired
wholesale chemist and druggist, left his lodgings. in West-
street, Brighton, and a reward was offered for his discovery.
He was not found till yesterday (Thursday) morning, when
the body was discovered in an out-building of an unin-
habited house at the western part of Brighton, with his
throat cut in a dreadful manner. A Coroner's inquest was
held on the body the same evening, when the Jury returned
a verdict of " Temporary insanity."
DOG-STEALING.—On Tuesday next, Mr. Liddell
will call the attention of the House of Commons to a petition
presented last session, praying for further protection against
the depredations of the dog-stealers in the metropolis; and
move for a Select Committee to inquire into the allegations
of the said petition, with a view to the correction of the evils
complained of.

It is said the gold and silver plate, at Windsor
Castle, is valued at 2,000,0001. A single gold service of
George IV. contains all the dishes requisite to dine 130 guests.
A lady residing in Stamford received, last week,
through the Post-office, a gooseberry pie, which had been
sent to her from a young friend at Cambridge.— Sfinnford
Mercury.