The Sun.
London, England, 1828-07-25 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 23.—High water 55 min. past
seven.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the George Bentinek,
M'Kenney, from Cuba ; Dove, --, from Port Medway ;
Henry Alexander, , from Gallipoli ; Czar Alex-
andra, Juleff, from St. Petersburgh ; Indus, Malabar, from
Miramiebi ; St. George, Taubman, from New York in
16 days ; Devereux, Macauly, from Savannah ; Sarah,
—, from Mobile; Mary Ann, --, from Charleston;
Elizabeth and Ann, , from Quebec ; Euphemia,
Findlater, from Nassau, New Providence.--One snow off at
half-past seven.

CLEARED OUTIVARDS.--.-The Velocity, Darrell, for
Barbadoes ; Thomas Tyson, Stockdale, for Quebec; Zete,
Sanders, for St. John's, N.B. ; Mary Ann, Taylor, for
Barcelona; Hannah Elgar, Taylor, for Gibraltar ; Frey-
kert, Classon, for Dautzic ; Hendrick, Harding, for Ant•
werp ; Leander, Webb, for Pernati:; Emulous, Morrison,
for Valparaiso and Lima;

The Lady Douglas, Nooney, from New Orleans, off
Point 'Lynas, at seven o'clock.
Telegraph-office, July 23.
Wind at Holyhead S.W., fresh hretze. Passed in-
ward bound, at 9 30, the Sarah.

The vessels that sailed this day are west of tlfe Floating
Light.
One ship, nue barque, and five brigs, off Point of Air,
at 10 4b

The Euphemia, British brig, off Point Lynas, at 12
30; has a pilot on board.
Passed Holyhead, inward bound, the Hannibal, Ame-
rican ship.

The Pilchard Walker, British ship, passed Holyhead, in-
ward bound, at 1 15.
At S. p. in. one schooner off Great Orm's Head, in-
ward bound.

The Promise, British brig, Montreal and Euphemia,
East of Floating Light.

In the course of sixty years there have been
only three occupants of the See of Canterbury, viz.:--
Dr. Cornwallis, appointed in 1768
Dr. Moore. 1783
Dr. Sutton 1804

It is in contemplation to establish a Horti-
cultural Society, to include the counties of Glamorgan and
Monmouth. —Hertibrd ..Tournal.

The 'Apple crop in Herefordshire is exceed-
ingly bad, and there will be very little cider made this year.

In the county of Oxford there will be very
abort crops of every species of grain. The Wheat crop is
one of the most scanty that has been seen for many years,
and the Barley and Oats appear very little better. -

M. GILBV.RT, the editor of the Aiinales du
Commerce, was tried by the Correctional Police at Paris,
last Wednesday, for having published .a political journal
without having fulfilled the ordinance of the 9th of June,
1820, and on the following day be Was tried for an outrage
on the religion of the state, on, the public morals, and good,
manners, in having published in the Annales do C0,;2.
n►erce some fragments of a poem entitled St. Guignolet.
lie was found guilty of both offences : for the first he was
sentenced to imprisonment for six mouths and a &le of
1,200 francs, and for the second to five years' imprisonment
and a fine of 6,000 franc-8.

WONDERFUL DESPA wen-known
and favourite steam packet St. Putrid:, Bow. GOI'F,
commando'', sailed from the Custom Quay, Dublin, on the
12th inst. and arrived at Cumberland Basin, Bristol, the
following morning, pertOrming the voyage of 250 miles
in the short space of 22 hours from quay to quay. Lti
this conveyance it appears the journey from Dublin to
London may now be accomplishad in It than
SG hours,
the usual time allowed to the inail.—pailt Journal.

ati,,int
:Letter from the Mayor of a certain Corpor-
" Dear Zur—As I be to day to be made a Mare, plcz to
zend me zointbin vittin vor the oceaßion, as I be to ax the
old Mare and the resit of the Bina:" Dear Zur,
Your humbl Zarvaut,
The Answer :

Sir,—Agreeably to your requevt, I have sent you per
waggon, 3 bushels of oato, and as you are to treat the Old
Mare, I have added some bran, that you may make a wash."
I am, Sir, Your's, ace. ---
Exeter Alfred.