The Sun.
London, England, 1826-08-25 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LLOYD'S.—(Txts DAT.)
that, Ana. 24.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived and remain, the
Ida, Passmore, from London' to Halifax ; Euphrosyne, Hutchin-
eon, for Canada ; Salmon River, Duke, from London for Sierre
Leone. Arrived and sailed, the Margaret, Todd, from London to
New S. Wales, and Endeavour, Collison, from Quebec to London.
PoaysmouT et, Aug. 24.—Wind B.W.—Arrived the Port
William, Neish, from London to Madras and Bengal. Sailed
H.M. cutters, Highflyer and Cracker, on a cruise.
PLymouvlt, Aua. 23.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Eagle,
Tcnquill, from St. Petersburgh for Lisbon. Off the port, the
Margaret, Phillips, from London for Tenerife, and La Meilee,
.tenant, from St. Domingo for Havre.
FALMOUTH, Aua. 23.—Wind S.W....Arrived the Barrey,
Gibbons, from London for Genoa, and Achilles, Henderson, from
London for the Cape. Sailed His Majesty's brig Royalist for
rilYrnouth, and the Kinisitsher packet, Lieut. Henderson, for
Buenos Ayres.
Itvearoot, Ana 23.—Arrived the Birmingham, Cobb, from
I'4" York, sailed
ork 2sth ult. ; the Cyrus from Baltimore; the
r'arshoho Wright, from St. Andrew's, N. 8., and the Nelson,
Wmfl, from Quebec.
The Supply, from the South Seas, has arrived off Hasting
the jas, and
e, from Bahia, off Dartmouth.
in ,he Anteux and Jamaica arrived at Antigua on the 9th July,
45 days from London.

. awn., Aug. 15.—The 13e.tsy. John, arrived this day from
tl'ier1)001; baa been put under quarantine. having been hoarded
the loth inst. off llyeres by an Algerine schooner.
The Meriam and Jane, Ilenley, fell over et Quebec on the 26th
ult, and filled with water; she afterwards floated to St. Patrick's
Hole, and it was kilted would be totally lost.
Queave, July •27.—The schooner Lark, from St. John's, New
Brunswick to this port, is totally lost, above Cape Rosier.
The Erin ateam-vessel has arrived in the River, from Belfast,
in four days.

EXPORTS OF SAVANNAH.
Sava totan, JULY 11.—. The expo' rt of upland Cotton from
this port for du nine months past of the present year Art 164,398
Bales ; for the same period last year 110,231. being an increase of
is
54,167 ,1674B le:
; of ths same the increase exported to Foreign Ports
46,1745 Bales ; the increase to Ports in the United States being
4122 ROW There is a decrease in Sea islands of 1850 Bahia,
and in increase in Rice of 4,001 Tierces, end sat
Tobacco I"
~ Rophieds ; probably between 20 and SO,OOO Bales of Georgia
Uplands remain in the interior.

•
DIABOLICAL Mu BDEB.--=-About half-pant eight
o'clock this morning, a battle was fought in Harper'. Field., Pad-
dington, between two labourers, one an Irishman, the other an
Englishman, named Kennedy. They fought six rounds, at the
close of which, the Englishman was conqueror; a circumstaice
which the Irishman took in such bad part, that snatching up a
shovel, with which, as a laboUrer, he had been working, hi hit
Kennedy on the right temple, and killed him on the spot. The
deceased was immediately taken to the Load of Hay,public-house,
F'Algeofare_reeil ; and the munlerer secured in a watch-house near
the. Grand Junction Canal, where lie awaits the result of a
Co-
'lnquest:
SRockINO AccibENT.--Yesterday about twelve
lock, a fin, girl between three and four years of age, fell from
the set And floor window of a house. in Berkeler.court, Clerkenvrell,
4411 wee killed on the spot. The child had been placed at the
whidolr, fastened in a chair with a pocket handkerchief. While
hthe mother was preparingher husband's dinner ; the handkerchief
ad 11 some means become loosened, and the child overbalanced
COltoNEß's INQuEsT.—Yesterday evening-an- In-
tim was held at the Lions, Britannie-street, Battle Bridge, on a
wn Young man named a journeyman baker, who put a' period
elit'tence. by cutting his throat the preceding morning.....;
iniktnity."