The Sun.
London, England, 1828-06-25 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, Just 21.---.-Wind S.ll—Arrived from London
the Hedleys, Halliburton, fur the Mauritius ; Glenalvon,
Rickaby, for:the Cape. Arrived the Ann, Freeman, from
Jamaica ; Ealing Grove, Falconer, from Dominica ; and '
Lotiisa, Daubehy, from Grenada.
Pottzsmorrn, JUNE 24.—Wind S. by E. —Sailed his
Majesty's ship Challenger, for Halifax and Quebec. Passed
the Fairlie, Fuller, for Madras and Bengal.
l'Lvmotru, JUNE 23.—Wind N.—Sailed his Majesty's
ship Tribune, for Bermiula; and his Majesty's ship Semi-
ramis, for Cork.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 23.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrivefl the
Duke of York packet, from Carthagena, sailed the 2d of
May, Jamaica the 4th, and Crooked Island the 24th.
Sailed the Norton packet, for Rio Janeiro and Ilnenios
Ayres ; and Unity, Hick, for New York.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, MAY 13.—The Woodford, Lain-
bourn, from Old Harbour for London, put in here on the
llth inst. having sprung a leak whilst at anchor, and nearly
loaded. It is supposed she must discharge.
DOVER, JUNE 23.—Arrived the Royal George and Due
de Bordeaux, from Calais, witk mail and passengers; Ann,
—, from Jamaica.
DOVER, JUNE 24.—Arrived the Kortenaar (Dutch
ship), frOm Batavia, sailed Feb. 20 ; Medusa, from Calaii ;
and Sovereign, from Boulogne.
By: atyros, JUNE 23.—Arrived off Port, the John
Sand, Rees, from Jamaica.
BELrasT, JUNE 22.—Arrived the Experiment, Yabsley,
from Jamaica.
HAMBURGH, JUNE 7.—The Emelie, Frederick Brandt,
from .Swenemunde to Liverpool, put into Arundahl the 4th
inst., with her masts broken, and loss of two top-masts.

The Everthorpe has arrived off Portsmouth, from Ja-
maica.
The Echo, Milne, from Liverpool to St. John's, N. 8.,
was totally lost near Quadri), Head Light en the 22d •alt.
The Louisa, Daubeney, from Grenada, is supposed to have
arrived off Brighton.

BLOCKADE OF OPORTO.
Foreign-Office, June 24, 1828.
SIR,-1 am directed by the Earl of Aberdeen to ac-
quaint you, for the information of the Committee of
Lloyd's, that intelligence has been received at this office
that on effective blockade of the. bar of the City \of Oporto
has been declared by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent
of Portugal.—l am, Sir, your's, &c. &c.
• (Signed) DUNGLAS;
To the Secretary of Lloyd's:

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF CHANCERY.

HAWES V. WELSH.

Mr. MONTAGU anted that this was a ease in which Mr.
Welsh had indicted a great number of persona, and which-
indictment was set down for trial on Tuesday ; an appli—
cation had been made here for a Receiver and Injunction,
when proposals of arrangement were made. It now turned
out that no arrangement could be effected.
is Loinsr►ir observed,. that the result then was that

the case must proceed in this Court, to which all the
Counsel agreed.

BLAKEcioW V. GLAMORGANSHIRE CANAL COMPANY.

This part heard motion, for an injunction on the part
of the plaintiff againit the defendants, was called on, and
again occupied the morning.

VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT.
BERNASCONI V. CHAMBERS.
This cause was mentioned by Mr. Suct)Ert—He said
that it became necessary to postpone the hearing, although
his clients, the plaintiffs, were most anxious that the ques-
tion should be determined as soon as possible. Indeed,
the continuance of the suit, considering the nature of the
'property involved (the King's Theatre), was little less than
a public calamity.
The VICE CHANCELLOR acquiesced in the necessity for
postponement.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.
THE BRUNSWICK THEATRE.

A Rule was obtain,d by ;11r, Mir.r.F.a., tome days! ago, to
show cause why the Inquest taken in this case should not
be quashed un two grounds, viz., that the Inquest was not
taken before the Cermier, and that the verdict was un-
certain.

The SOLICITOR-GENERAL now appeared to show cause
against the Rule. He said the Crawn had no desire to
retain the deodand ; but that the difficulty was, that if the
verdict was quashed, there would have been no inquest on
the sufferers.
Lord TENTEIMEN said that there was an inquest
de facto, whether it had been legal or not was another
question.
The SoLICITOrt-GENERAL said, that the objection to the
validity of the inquest was, that it was taken before the
Deputy Coroner.
Lord TENTERDEN sfad it did not appear on the face of
the inquest that Mr. 'Thomas was Deputy Coroner ; he
was styled Deputy SteArard and Coroner.
The SOLICITOk-GENERAL 'aid, that being of his Lord-
ship's opinion, the only, objection that remained was to the
uncertainty of the finding of the Jury, they did not state
by what particular part of the building the sufferers came
by their deaths, nor did they set any value on the materials.
Lord TENTERDEN.-That part of the inquest is irre-
gular, and must be quashed, the rest will remain. That
will satisfy you, Sir.
Mr. MILLER.-Ccrtainiy, my Lord. That quite satis-
fies me.

PRICES OF FOREIGN GRAIN.

(From the Illonitcur of Sunday.)
DEPARTMENT OF TILE INTERIOR.

Table of the Average Price of Wheat, per Hectolitre,
in various Foreign Markets, according to the prices cur
rent most recently received in this Office :
Places. Dates,

Price,.

London
Dantzic
Stettin May 15
Bremen April 15
Lubeck April 15 9 26
Hamburgh
Trieste April 30 .. . l3 92
Naples
Civita Vecchia.... April 30 lB 50
Leghorn
Geneva May 17 . 16 35
Nice May 31
Santander April 30 - l3 58
Barcelona April 30 22 59
Norfolk
France . , May 15 ... 2l 95