The Sun.
London, England, 1826-04-04 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTIMLIGENCE.

[FROM LLOYD'S.I
DEAL APRIL 3.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived, and sailed
for the River,e the Lord Suffield, Dunn, from Bengal. Passed
through from the River the Earl St. Vincent, Middleton, for
New South Wales; Fortitude, Gibson, for Antigua; Palming,
Lamb, India; Hnogley, Reeves, Ceylon ; William M'Cliboray,
Stoddart, Quebec ; Atalanta, —, Bombay ; and Ann,
—, for Genoa. Arrived from the River, and remain, the
Helen, Coates; Resolution, Ward; Minerva, Dale; St. Eliza-
beth, Anderson ; Henry Cerf, Cawey ; Elizabeth, Charlton;
Thomas Wallace, Brown ; Friends, Clark ; Benjamin and
Mary, Forsyth ; and Elizabeth, Bell, all for Quebec; Wood.
ford, Lambourne, for Kingstone ; Asia, Ward ; Mary, Wardle,
and Euphrasyne, Hutchinson, for Miramichi ; Emperor Alex.
ander, Davison, for North America; And the Shannon, Jolly,
for Newfoundland.

PORTSMOUTII, Aran. 3.—Witul W.N. V.—. Arrived the
Horatio, Bitllen, from Jersey ; Edward, Davies, from Alder.
ney Phoebe, Richardson, Downs, • for Demerara; and the
Providence, Lewes, front ditto for the Ilavannah. Sailed the
George, Round, for Quebec.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL w,—Wind W.S.W.—Suited the Bal.
four, Urquhart, for Riga; and the Nary, —, for Prince
Edward's Island.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 2.—Wind W.N.W. —No arrivals or
Railings.
1.1 v z Poo APRIL 2.—Wind NV, N. W.—Arrived the
Albion, Hodgson, from Maracaibo; Active, Bell, and Gar,
land, Carter, front St. Andrew's, N.O. ; Kelson,
ltobbins, from Lisbon.

Arrived off 1/over the Adler, Shortland, from Havannith.
The Importer, Llewellyn, from Jamaica to Loudon, has put
into Jersey, out 74 days.
The Commerce, 1% lie, from Porto Covello to Campeachy,
is lost on Cape Catouche,
The Trial, hail, from Hamburgh to Shields, is wrecked near
Tynmouth Castle; crew saved. _ _

The Hon. Company's ship Berwickshire, outward bound,
was spoken with on the Line by the Repulse.

EAST INDIA SIIIPPINCL—The Baia 10414 Company'.
ships General Kyd, Repulse, and. Bridgewatel, front China,
arrived in the Downs on the Ist inat. The Bridgewater sailed
from China on the 18th of November, and -from St. Helena on
the 6th of February. The Repulse also left St. Helena on the
6th of February. The undermentioned Company's ships ar.
rived in China as follows, viz. t.L-Buckinghamshire and Low-
ther Castle, 28th August ; Inglis, Bombay, &c., 10th Septem-
ber; Atlas, 12th September; Herefordshire, 23d September ;
Waterloo, 25th September; Vansittart and Hythe, 28th Sep-
tember; Duke of York, 12th October ; Farquharson, 13th Oc-
tober; 'Windsor, 16th October; Sesleby Castle, sth Novem.
ber. The Royal George sailed from Bengal the 30th August,
touched at Penang and Singapore to land .fttlichinents of Se-
poys. lett the latter place the 6th of October, and'arrived off
game the 21X1 of October. The Berwickshire, outwaril.bound
was ail well on the 17th of Felmary, in lat. 1. N. long. 20
West. _ _

A Coy TIT-MARTIAL was held at Plymouth last week to try
Mr. Henry Granville, master of his Majesty's packet Frolic,
on several charges exhibited against him by Lieutenant T. C.
Barron, which were principally for contempt to him as his
commanding officer. The Court consisted of Capt. Bathurst,
President; Captain E. I). King, Sir J. Phillimore, C.lt. ; P.
Pipon, J. Wilson, Sir Charles Sullivan, Bart., and James Stir.
ling ; with G. Eastlake, Esq. officiating Judge Advocate; and
havinheard the evidence in support of the charges, as well as
whatthe prisoner had offered in his behalf, and very maturely
and deliberately weighed and considered the same, was of opt..
nion that the tirst, second, fourth, fifth, and sixth c barges had
not been proved, but that the third and seventh charges had
been so in part ; but in consideration of his former good con-
duct and long services, the Court only adjudged the said Mr.
Henry Granville to be disinissed; hiss itlajesty's packet brig
Frolic, to which he belonged ; and the Court wits further of
opinion that the fifth charge was frivolous and vexatious.

PANORAMA OF LONDON.—The immense build.
ing erected in the Regent's Park, for the exhi-
bition of Mr. lion Nun's Panoramic View of the
City of London and its environs, taken front the
dome of St. Paul's, is nearly finished. The out-
line of the picture is drawn, and the painting is
to be commenced forthwith ; but, from its great
magnitude, the Panorama cannot ho completed
in less time than two years from the present date.
Nearly 50,0001. have already been expended on
the building alone. It was computed that the
entire cost will not he much under 100,0001.

Yesterday, at the earnest request of several
leading members of the surgical profession, Dr.
Spu azn td, the celebrated phrenologist, dis-
sected a bruin, which was specially procured for
that purpose. The anatomical operation was
performed at the house of Mr. DE VILLE in the
Strand. There were present Dr. Hewitt, Dr.
Clarke of Cambridge, Dr. Somerville, Dr. Baker,
Dr. Poole, Mr. Renny, Mr. Furady, Mr, Leigh-
ton, anti other Gentlemen, all of whom expressed
their admiration at the scientific munner in which
the organization of the brain was unfolded, and
its primitive and characteristic faculties displayed.
Now that phrenology has obtained the rank of a
science, the anatomy of the brain will class
among the most important studies of both media
cal and philosophical students.
Luaus NATURAL—A cow, the property of Mr.
Win. White, farmer, Crutch, parish of Suby, on
Tuesday se'nnight calved a calf with two heads.
The two necks projected from the shoulders, and
were formed beautifully. It lived for three
days, and when milk was given to it took it with
both mouths, and when it roared the sound pro-
ceeded from both. It was dissected by a medi-
cal gentleman in the neighbourhood ; the two
necks had all the organs, blond vessels, kc, ne-
cessary, and had it not been neglected the night
it was calved, no doubt was entertained but it
would have lived.

Last night an Inquest was held at the Bull
Tavern, Sherborne.lane, Lombard-street before Mr. Tiros.
SKELTON, the Coroner, on the body of Margaret Clifford.—
It appeared that the deceased had been latterly in the habit of
a prnffiteeht , she
retiredttn
goodwie is drinking to excess, and that her mind, in consequence, was a
dealaleitrnte'pr-carrier Onat the
tudeasto
10 o'clock; she was then much in liquor. About six o'clock
next morning she got up and left him in bed. Her husband
tl
thoerb husband,
who
remained asleep till about eight, and when he arose he dis-
covered her hanging by the neck and quite dead. The de-
ceased had first tied a handkerchief round her neck very tight,
and then the end of another handkerchief Wall fastened to toe
one about her throat and the other end to the nail in the wall.
She then mounted the table, and having attached the end to the
I nail, threw herself off and left herself suspended,- with her feet
1 about two feet from the ground. The Jury ret.u.r.ntd a verdict
" That the deCeased banged herself in a paroxysm of mental
derangement."
Ou Sundayt in the church of St. Martin in tb*
Fields, a middle.aged., gentleman pliblicly read
Ihis recantation front the errors of the Chunk of
Rome.