The Sun.
London, England, 1828-02-04 00:00:00

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DI A RY.--TuesnAv, Pm s.—At the ('oust of
Commissioners, Basitighall-street.
Mullinger, W., Whitechapel, flock manufacturer
Negus and Co., Angel-court, stockbrokers ll
Lote, J, Manchester-street, tailor
Noakes, W., Southend, Lewisham, miller ll
Marsh and Co., Berners-street, bankers
Wickham, E.,lslington, apothecary I 1
Maiden, R.' andon, merchant
Packwood, G., Borough, shoe-maker
Poynter, W., Lamb's-Conduit-street, coachmaker
Rees, T., Shoreditch, linen-draper ll
Richardson, A., Manchester, victualler
Riddick, T., Pentonville, baker
Sausbury, J., Stoke Newington, builder

COUNTRY DTA Mr.—WEDNESDAY, FRB. 6.
Oakes, W., Downharn-market, Nortblk—Crown inn, King's
Lynn 8
Prentice, A., Manchester—White's, Manchester in
Twentyman, J. and J., Keswick—Globe inn, Cockermouth 11

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED
Petitions to be heard at Portugal-street, Lincoln's inn Fields
Feb. G, at /sine o'clock.
Malyn, A., Waltham Abbey, Essex, farmer
Pollard, J., ('astle-street, Oxford-street, wheelwright
Goodbye, J., Old Kent-road, attorney
Pritchard, Wm., jun., Hereford, attorney
Sharp, A., Manchester, cotton-spinner
Hayward, C., Basinghall-street, accountant
Singer, W., St. Martin's-lane, publican
Henerie, A., Marylebone, piano-forte-maker
Townsend, J., Willoughby, Warwickshire, butcher
Wright, It., Bishopsgate-street, earthenware-dealer

His MAJESTY, we are glad to hear, is in
good health arid spirits. His MAJESTY'S Accession to the
Throne was celebrated generally throughout the country-
with great splendour. At Windsor and Brighton there
were public dinners.

MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE.—The brig
Rover, from Pernambuco for this port, has put into
Warren Point, near Newry, with loss of bowsprit. It ap-
pears that, towards the latter end of the week before last.
the Rover was lying-to off the Calf of Man, during a gale
of wind. The night was uncommonly dark, a dense fog
rendering it impossible to see the length of the vessel.
Whilst things were in this state, the Rorer came in contact
with a vessel, schooner rigged, which was also, 'se under-
stand, lying-to during the gale. The schooner was struck
annidships, and, before her crew could make their escape
on board the brig, she went down; and all on board
perished. The crew of the Rover were too much engaged
with their own vessel, to rends: any aid to the unfortunate
crew of the schooner.—Liverpool Advertiser.

EXTRAORDINARY INSTANCE OF ANIMAL
SAGACITY.—A favourite pony snare, the property of Mr.
FIELD EVANe, of Henfaes, near Pool, Montgomeryshire,
sometime vo had a colt, and both grazed in a field adjoin-
ing the Severn. One day the pony, to the surprise of Mr.
Fv.xxs and his family, made her appearance in front of the
house, and by clattering with her feet, and other noises and
motions, showed she wished to attract the attention of per-
sons in the house. On observing, this, a person went out,
and she immediately galloped off. Mr. EVANS suspecting
from the extraordinary conduct of the animal all was not
right, desired that she should be followed ; and, what was
still more extraordinary, all the gates (there were several)
from the house to the field were forced open. How the
animal did open them no person can conceive. On reach-
ing the field, the Pony was found looking into the river over
the spot where her colt was found drowned, which had no
doubt gone too near the river and slipped in ; and its dam
finding she could render it no assistance, applied, in this
interesting and affectionate manner, to her muter for help.
—Shrewsbury Chronicle.
'RIO{ WIT.-----The response to Sir W. SCOTT,
in a late Gazette, is not perhaps superior to one made, as
it is told, to Surgeon ABERNETHY. In repairing the
street in which he resides, it happened, lately, that the pav-
ing stones were accumulated near his door. The doctor,
i remonstrated with a Paddy-labourer on the oc-
casion, anger, remonstrated
the following dialogue ensued : Dr. A.—Whv
the d—l have you laid your rubbish opposite my door,
where so many carriages are daily stopping ? Pat—Fait,
your honour, it must be laid somewhere till the strait is
minded. Dr.—lt may be so, but it must not be laid
there. Pat—where
can
I put it, then, your honour?
(with a significant puzzler of a look.) Dr.--Put it in
if you like. Pat—May-be, l'd
bheTteli; andptit it i &c.,
nheavet,"your honour, it would he more out
of your honour's way !—Literary Gazette,

LIVERPOOL.
FRIDAY, FEB. I.—High water 2
8 min. past i I.—
Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Wellington, Robinson, from
the Belfast,
L
eea(roi. 2 at,
Bate, Pad-
do.on a :
Maranham, with cotton ; Zante, Little, Zante, with cur-
rants; Lee (steamer), Chapman, Cork, with sundries ;
Ouiton, Reney, Dublin, with oats and barley ; the Liffey,
Murphy, do. do. ; Birmingham (steamer), Head, ditto,
with sundries ; Hibernia (steamer), Williams'
Lngi Cumberland
Poole,erland with
(steamer),
pipe-else
pee v,.-ciy
ell, Carlisle, i ;
Pnt v
stow, with barley.
CLEARED OUTWARDS.—The Montague, Moore, for
Douglas; James Holmes', Kneale, do. ; Duchess of Athol,
Christian, do. ; Hall, Clark, Jamaica; Ann Paley, Neale,
Lisbon ; Elizabeth, Henderson, Mobile ; Mariner, Doyle,
Naples ; Mary Howland, Tomkins, New York ; Mary .and
Susan, Candler, do. ; New York, Bennet, do. ;
Hadden, Rio Janeiro; Mary Ann, Deane, St. Domingo:
SATURDAY.---High water 59 win. past I I.—Viind
W.S.W.—Arcived the Atlas, Dummins, from Pernam-
buco, with cotton and hides ; Mariner, Feet, Barle;does,
with molasses ; Daniel M`Muster, Kennedy, Messina, with
brimstone, &c. ; Flora, Park, Wexford, with oats ; Pelly,
Bourne, ditto, with ditto and butter; Essex, Neill,.Wick-
low, with ditto.; Autumn, Raven, Dundalk, with wheat,
&c. ; Town ofLiverpooF (steamer),- Brett, Dublin, witl.
sundries ; Irishman, Loudon, Isletnan, with grain ; Henry •
Bell (steamer), Spend, Glasgow, with sundries; Comet,
'larval, Poole, with pipe-clay ; Lord Blayney (steamer),
Stewart, Newry, with oats ; Nymph, Head, ditto, with
ditto ; Sylph, —, Newfoundland, with fish ; Adeline,
Reed, from New Orleans, off, sailed Dec. 26.—Private
signal, Sandback, Urine, and Co., for the Caledonia,
from Demerara-3 ships, 3 brigs, and 2 snows off half-past
fire o'clock.

CLEARED OLTTWARII%;.--The 'Hygela, Clark, for Ha-
vannah; Henry Grattan, Contro, New Orleans ; Mona
Castle; Vost, Douglas; Colonist, Crews, Boston ; Active,
Owen, Pernambuco ; Earl Annesley, Livingston, St.
Michael':.; Active, Walker, New York; Jessy, Conner,
Ramsey.

Telegraph Office, Feb. 1.
At 11 SO nothing to report off Great Orm's Head ; al
1 10, off Holyhead, 1 brig homeward hound, has no
shown her number. Wind West, blowing fresh, at 1 20—
nothing in sight as far as Orm's head.

At S a.m.-Wind at Holyhead West, blowing fresh•
nothing to report.

Arrived at Holyhead, Jan. 30.—Heroine schooner, Jas
Ball, from Liverpool, for Teignmouth and Penzance, cargo
general ; Pendarves sloop, Thomas Bait, from Padstow
for Liverpool; Eagle sloop, D. Williams, from ditto fo:
Dublin ; Rover brig, Jas. Berry, from ditto for Waterford ;
Lord Nelson brig, Croker, from ditto for Limerick—all
well. No. 400, Great Britain, passed, outwards, Point
Lynas.

Jan. 31. at 7 a. in. blowing fresh, thick fog and rain ;
at 12 30 ditto—nothing to he seen ; 2 Pilot Boats, Nos.
2 and 6, off in the evening of the 30th, Great Orm's Head ;
:31st, at S a. m., 1 steamer homeward bound, 1 schooner
ditto; 9a. in. 1 steamer, 1 brig, outwards; 1 p. m. 1
ditto homewards. The above intelligence per poat. Wind
at Holyhead to-day (Friday) at Sa. in. West, blowiq
fresh. Telegraph Office, Liverpool, Saturday.
Wind at Holyhead W. at S 38, moderate ; nothing to
report at 10 a. m. ; two ships off Great Orm's Head,
homeward bound, at 10-30 ; at 12-30, one brig off Holy-
head, homeward bound; has not shown her number; wind
W., light breeze ; nothing to report off Holyhead at 4 30.
Arrived at Holyhead, Feb. I.—Sincerity, Custey, from
Liverpool to Hull ; Drake, Cook, from ditto to Waterford.
All well.

Point Lynas.—Three pilot boats off—Nos. 2,8, 10.