The Sun.
London, England, 1844-10-21 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.
LONDON, OCT. 19.—Wind S.W., fresh br, en, fine.
DEAL, ()CT. 18.—Wind N.W. by W. to
Arrd. Letitia, Malcolm, and Caroline, Williams, Cal
cutta, and not Bombay as stated ; F. W. Haviland,
Thompson, Buenos Ayres. Sld. Colonist, Rio, with the
whole of the outward- bound, except Thomas Henry, for
Calcutta ; Albion and Oronoko. St. John's N.B.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 18.—The Victoria, from Odessa, and
Alert, from Taganrog, which put in here the 11th inst.,
with damage and leaky, have been surveyed, and com-
menced discharging their cargoes. Sld. Btrsia, Ceylon;
Columbus, Bombay; Majestic and Eden, Icbaboe; Cham
pion, Berbice ; Destlandes, Gambia. Off, Halifax, Smith,
Pedestal, Port Africa ; President, Waller, Port Repub.
licaine, sailed Bth ult., and proceeded for Antwerp.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 18.—The Princess Victoria, from
London for Halifax, has come in to discharge. The
Dorothea, from Newcastle to Rio, which put in here the
15th instant leaky, has discharged part of her cargo,
and found the leak. Sld. Lord Wenlock, New Orleans;
Ocean, Gambia.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 18.—Wind N.W.—Arrd. General
Palmer transport, Meeey, Wert Indies.
PADSTOW, OCT. 17.—Arrd. Brothers, Cardiff, for St.
Agnes, with foremasthead carried away; Desire, Water-
ford, for Bristol, with loss of topmast.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 18.—Wind N.N.W., fresle—Arid.
Leonard, Demerara ; Queen of the West, Woodhouse,
New York. Put back, Lady Harvey, for Clyde, with
lo.s of stern boat, &c.
CAMI'BLETOWN, OCT. 10.—The Susan O'Malley, from
Troon to Galway, is ashore in the Sound of Sunda, but
expected off if the weather continues moderate.
BBIDL/NOTON, OCT. 18.—A laden vessel, with loss of
topmast, passed this place yesterday for the southward.
YARMOUTH, OCT. 18.—The Jean and Mary, Capen,
of this port, wa abandoned last night off Wintertou,
having sprung a leak ; crew saved.
HARWICH, OCT. 18.—Le Jeune Edouard (chasse
Mario), from Hartlepool to Bordeaux, was totally
4 wrecked on the Long Sand last night; crew saved.

COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
LOYAL YACHT SQUAI)RON.
INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS
OCT. 15. Dream cutter, George Bentinck, Eici,Afrom
L'ortsmouth.

1,223 -
677
659 -
933 E
292 `A'
875 1
2,652 2,1
4,594 3,1
1,545
815 £
8,776 8,:
2,093 1,1
19,423 15,
5,059 4,'
18,033 18,1
943 '
5,552 4,.
452
616
8,041 7,
944 -
4,184 3,
7,695 6,
11,786 9,
1,153 -
1,783 1,
409
1,562 1,
6,299 5,
5,772 4,
384
682
6,349 4
937
679
335 -

,FAILINGS.
11. Nymph .cutter. ei;_r John Bayley, Bart., Ports-
mouth, (to lay up) ; Whim cutter, Charles Brett, Esq.
Cowes Harbour, (to lay up).
16. _Dream cutter, George Bentinck, Bsq., on 6
ertliSe t.o the westward.
17. Georgian schooner, 'William Lyons, Esq., Ca
die
and West Indies.
YACHTS AT AND ABOUT THE STATION.
Ketch—Kestrel. Commodore Earl of Yarborough.
Schooners—Xarira (Earl of Wilton) ; Flirt, (Sir B. IL
Graham, Bart.) ; Gem, (John Bamberough, Esq.)
Jack o'Lantem, (Earl of Orkney). Cutters—Phantom,
(Sir William Curtis, Bart.) ; Dream, (George Bentinck,
Esq.) ; Turquoise, (C. H. Coate, Esq.)Yawl—Nau-
tilus, (R. S. Wardle, Esq.)
HER MAJESTY'S ARRIVAL.
On the 15th, at about. 101-1. 30m. A.m.; the royal yacht
Victoria and Albert arrived, and brought up in ere l
Roads. During her Majesty's approach, the Roy
Yacht Squadron battery and Cowes Castle commenced
saluting, as did also the Phantom, (Sir William Curtis,
Bart.) At eleven o'clock her Majesty landed at East
Cowes, the Royal Yacht Squadron battery again saluting
on her Majesty passing by, with her Noble Consort, in
the royal barge, as did the Commodore, and other
yachts at anchor. As her Majesty passed through the
squadron she was well received and cheered, and the
Phantom, whose cross-trees were manned, seemed, as WI
hear, highly to amuse and gratify the royal party.
On the 16th her Majesty, accompanied by the Prince,
had an excursion on the water, in the royal barge, for
more than an hour, off her own residence at Osborne. •
On the 17th, at about I P.M., her Majesty eta,
barked at Osborne, on board the royal yacht, An
proceeded to the eastward, for a morning cruise, reit°
a fresh breeze from the N.W., and fine weather, several
yachts in company.
The royal yacht left Cowes Roads, at one o'clock
this day, (the 18th). The Black Eagle, and another .
steamer, came down from Portsmouth, and joined her ;
they ran close into Osborne, when her Majesty and the
Prince embarked from the beach. The three stator'
ships then proceeded to the westward, it is supposed W
Alum Bay. The steamers returned at half-past fire
o'clock, and landed her Majesty. The weather coo'
tinues very fine.
This rusticating of her Majesty and Prince Albert,
quite an event in our history. All pomp and paradel
dispensed with. Her Majesty's dress is neatness itseht
and as plain as it is neat. She is not inhabiting es
castle, but an old gentleman's house, and that 1101.0
large one. Not a soldier or guard of any sort, witmld.
miles ; not a man-of-war even in Cowes Roadsteate
No one intrudes on the grounds, which are as prive
as the rooms of .the house. The same may be said .e
the beach, from which they can embark and disembarff,
without even being seen by any but those in the little,
barques, whom the waves are bearing east or west.
only the yacht that looks like royalty, and but for ire
presence, people in Cowes would not be aware that
Queen was so near them.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Ear
Admiral OCT. 18.—We are informed that itee.‘
Admiral Bowles will hoist his flag in command of the
squadron at Spithead on the forthcoming trial cruise
board the Caledonia, Captain Milne, and not on board
the St. Vincent, as at first announced. The St. Vincent
has not been docked for nearly five years ! After dile
cruise she will, we believe, return to her former moor
ings in the harbour until the Neptune, 120, is prepared
for the flag, when the St. Vincent will proceed to he
Mediterranean as flag-ship on that station.
The Firebrand, 8, steam-frigate, Captain Corry. 0
her moorings in the harbour yesterday for Spithead,
tc
join the squadron under her command. •ed
The remainder of the brigs not paid wages on IA
ne:Alay, received two months' advance yesterday.
The Devon lighter sailed on Wednesday for PIYITI°IIIIIO
with the men and stores employed in navigating i",O
Stirling Castle convict establishment from that port
this.
The Rhadamanthus steam transport, Master-Cai ,
mander T. Laen, left on Wednesday for Flymouth ,
Cork with supernumeraries.
The Mercury tender sailed on Wednesday evening
with supernumeraries for Chatham.
The Sinbad lighter sailed yesterday with stores f°l.
Sheerness and Chatham. 10e$
The Sylvia cutter, tender to the Seaflower, left ,„01
evening for Jersey, having undergone thorough overl""
and refit. •
Admiral Sir G. Cockburn and Vice-Admiral Sir
Bpi
Gage, accompanied by Admiral Sir C. Rowley, weet4o.,
to Spithead yesterday to pay their respects to her b ;
jesty on board the royal yacht as she passed thron_gere
but the yacht steamed so fast .that their Lorkishir
obliged to relinquish their object.

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS AT BRIGHTON.---" 1-0
Justice Doherty has arrived at the Norfolk Hotel,hiel
the purpose of taking a houJe here for the winter. foe
Justice Pennefather, who has recently left BrigeWP 00
Ireland, has derived great benefit from a resideneetey,
this coast. The Countess of Effingham, who 1101110 e
arrived at the Norfolk Hotel, has just taken one of those
splendid mansions of Mr. Nugee, on the Eastern-ter'
where Sir Robert Peel is residing with his fan3ilY.° reer
Duchess of Somerset was desirous of taking the ftgina
mansion, but Lord Petre had previously engaged it,
.7: we understand that there is not a house vacant ''#eitY
F.."). enough for her Grace. The Duchess has been ill S' ter
for Sir Isaac Lyon Goldsmid's house on Adelaide'
race. The Duke of Devonshire was down here en JP„t to
C day to see his house in Kemp Town, which is b" Die
be occupied by Lord and Lady Granville. Lord -rf%li
5,,
eo Egerton has taken a house on Eastern-terrsee•tea
fp
Duke and Duchess of St. Alban's are exl),,ec,
;41
Eastern .terrace to-morrow. The Countess of sir
93 Lady Twysden, Mr. and Lady Harriet Mayeerle'oro'
!60 John and Lady Campbell, Lady Augusta Baring, 'refs
ness Rothschild and family, Lady Charles Se hale*
)53 Sir Hugh Palliser, the Earl of Rosse, and Sir embiett•
aet Des Vceux, are also among the visitors at this fs€s
,o 1 able watering-place, which continues very full '9l
115
,37 pang. ,nCe d
.04(0) WINDSOR, FRIDAY EVENING.—In conseq.--edop
the fine open weather which has just set in, sues IR°
198
141 the late heavy rains, her Majesty has determinecitti,
i6B remaining in the Isle of Wight until Monday Ile% 090
52 messenger arrived at Windsor this morning'
The
;7' Osborne House, with a notification to this effect.tioil of
preparations which were in progress for the reeeueeet'
16 the Court at the Castle to-morrow have, in con
so postponed. 4 cole
!o4
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY, OCT. I 8 ~At
gregation just holden, the following degrees werefq,fir
ferred :—JameS Baird, Queen's College ; George Artbef
0 tian Perches, Corpus Christi College ; Sasnuel,,,Aclieer,
1 Walker, Corpus Christi College ; and Edward v`,:e fel'
Pembroke College. At the same congregation f:l_leef'
'
lowing gentlemen were elected Pro-Proctors • tiori
John Legh, M.A., King's College • and Rev; leetill%a
Philpatt, St. Catherine's Hall. The Olobti,'"
graces also passed the Senate :—Mr. Bates, ~A,10;
College, Depute Taxor, in the absence of Mr. ttirta
1)r. Paget, of Caius College, Examiner for ble,.,‘etheill::;
frees fer the ensuing year ; Mr. Maddison, of
Hall, to resume his Regency ; Mr. Atkinson, of mirot
College,
toto r
resumeesume his Regency. his Regeenney.
cy; Mr. Bates, 01
cos'
PARKER, SHORE, AND CO.'S BA NICRITI.T.,- bgbY
terday a meeting for the proof of debts wider this 1:01‘1
ruptey, was held at the Leeds District Court of
syliavei
ruptcy, before Mr. Commissioner West. Mr. Blot Oi4
of London, barrister-at-law, appeared on the
Mr. Wee Wright, the receiver appointed by t"i4evie,d.
of Chareery, on an order from the Court f be P'
dated the 3d of ,June last, to claim to prove fort
of 65,8461 11s., on behalf of Harrington Odoeed"r,
an infant., vested in the name of Off.), Shcr,e'tber,,(l
the bankrupts, as the surviving trustee of his "rt„,cls, It-ef
Samuel Shore. Mr. T. H. Hill, barrister, of "000
Mr. Eyre, solicitor, of Sheffield, on the part o,69obeit°a
the creditors ; and Mr. Bromley, of Sheffield' ito, 11130
on the part of the assignees, objected to the
after Whil?o4
eddress, d the Court at considerable length, °ld to • er
his Honour requested the papers to be Thehe fell
tied took time to consider this judgment. ed. if Of
icwaring on this point was consequently adjourebehe ofl
ariss, solicitor, of Leeds, applied to prove 011 5c1., te
ts. to
Mr. Joseph Thompson, for the sum of 1,267";,-e5te46,400
the joint estate of the partners, and on the PrVrbeeirt ,
of Mr. Hugh Parker. It appeared that Mr. betgot
applied for his money out of the bank a few eeetif;al
the stoppage, when Mr. Parker offered him hasd °cf.
for the safety of his cash, as Mr. ThomPs°ll,nolveslao, ,
that he had heard rumours of the bank's estit.es
The Court admitted the claim on bah t""„, eerl°
There are some other claims, but not to s9l
amount—Sheffield Iris.