The Sun.
London, England, 1828-05-30 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 28.—High Water 21 min. past 10.
Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Dee, Resin, from Demerara,
with sugar ; Clarendon, Clucas, from Jamaica, with ditto ;
Town of Drogheda, Owens, (steamer), from Drogheda,
with ditto; Thetis, Townley (steamer), from Dublin,
with the mail; Mary, JOrle'l, from Newport, with iron ;
Marchioness of Stafford, Mills, from Workington, with
sundries; Earl of Roden, Spencer, (steamer), from Dun-
dalk; Commerce, Bibby,
_(steamer), from Dublin, with
sundries.

Six ships and twelve brigs off, at seven o'clock.
Private signals--Mr. Roe's, for the Zante, front Zante ;
Messrs. Holliwell and Cc:4:s.
CLEARED OUTWARDS.-The W►n. Donaldson, Jamie-
son, for Christiania ; Charles Drew, Kelly, for Boston ;
John Heyes, Worthington, for Calcutta ; Salacia, Miller,
for Madeira ; Robert M'William, Dean, fur Antigua ;
Lord Whitworth, Tborntons, for Maranham ; end David
Ricardo, Lacy, for Lima.

Telegraph Office, May 28.
At 12 35—a brig east of the Floatiug Light, Smith awl
Co.)sevea brigs off.

Wind at Holyhead Weet, hreeze.—No. 535,
Zante, cast of the Floating Light, with a quarantine sig-
nal flying.

At 3 10—Two ships off Point Lynas, inward bound,
with pilots on board.
At 6 40—No. 260, Loyal Sam, British ship, east of
Floating Light, inward bound.

The recent disagreement in the Ministry has
caused a considerable sensation. A Bill appeared to have
been the ostensible cause of the rupture, some persons :bink
the real difference originated in the Catholic Question, and
many are of opinion that a dissolution of Parliament will
shortly ensue. It is much however to be hoped that this
will not be the case : at least the present inhabitants of this
place can hardly wish it, if they are to expect any thing
like a repetition of those scenes which occurred during the
late election, and which must ever occur where a strong con-
test is going on at Chichester.—Brighton Gazette.
FASHIONABLE CHANGES.—The Duke of
Rutland, for his seat, Belvoir Castle; Earl St. Germaine, in
St. James's-square, from Surrey; the Dowager Mar-
chioness of Exeter, in Privy-gardens, from her seat at Rite-
hampton ; Mr. Calcraft, M.P. front his house in Hanover-
square, for the Isle of Wight; Viscount Dungannon, in
Grafton-street, Bond-street, front his seat in Surrey ;
Captain Dundas, from Spring-gardens, for Brighton ; Mr.
and Mrs. Caldwell, front Brook. street, for Cheltenham ;
Mr. and Mrs. Cochraine and family, at Fenton's Hotel,
St. James's-street, from Kent; Sir William Parker, Bert.
at ditto, front his seat, Melford Hall, Suffolk ; Lieutenant
W. Kirby, R.N. at the Brunswick Hotel, Jermvn-street,
from Plymouth; Major and Mrs. Coles, from ditto, for
Herta; Count Perigaux, at Symmon's Hotel (late Jord-
dan's), St. James's-street, from Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs.
W. Dyke, at Cook's Hotel, Albemarle-street, front the
Continent ; Lady Chetwynd and Miss Chetwynd, at Ne-
rot's Hotels, Clifford and Cork-streets; Mrs. Stroud and
ladies, at ditto ; the lion. Long Wellesley, from ditto ;
Captain Gooch, R.N. front ditto; Mr. J. D. Brown, front
Baths.

ARRIVALS AT CHELTENIIAM.—His Grace
the Duke of Beaufort, 1.4 Comptesse de Sarly, Colonel
Graham, Lieutenant-Colonel Shewer, Rev. Mr. blarward,
Rev. W. C. Roberts, Captain Butler, Captain Anderson,
Captain Blanche, Captain Hewitt, Captain Irwin, Captain
T. 11. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs.
Gibb, Mr. and Mrs. Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton, Mr. an i
Mrs. Mills, Mrs. and Miss Neale, Messrs. Parkinson, T.
Scott, J. Smith, G. W. Griffith, Montague, Walton, Wile
king, Williams, Goold, W. Turville, Bartlett, Wade, Shut
Barnes, D. Gyley, Ord, Westwood, Saxon, Milnes, Pyrke,
Eccles, Saunders, Stone, Randall, R. Hunt, A. Lockhart,
Senior, E. Dawson, Wadsworth, Greetham, (Aced, Hum-
pliris, Morgan, Mayo, Hambury, Leclintere, Dawson,
Sewerby, Rochfort, Wills; Mistresses B. Grazebrook,
Longden, Crewe, Browne, M. Garratt, Phillips, B. Cole,
Robinson, W. Earle, Rose, Lavie, Jones, Cox ; Misses
Izon, Smith, Grace, Boscawen, Mordaunt, &e. &c

ARRIVALS AT BATH.—EarI of Lisburne,
Lord and Lady Farnham, Lord Valentia, Admiral Sir E.
and Lady Thornborough, Sir D. and Lady Forrest, Lieut.-
Colonel Colthurst, Major Sheraton, Captain and Mrs.
King and family, Captain Lucas, Dr. Moody, Rev. Mr,
and Mrs. Askew; Rev. Messrs. 'Wodeliouse, Napier ;
Mr. and Mrs. Napier, King, Cowderoy and family, Har-
per, Forde, Barclay, Nicholson, Jones, Parry, Douglas,
Armit and family, Wise, Bandy and family, Hittite!,
Jervois, Kennier, Clifford, Simmons, Taylor, Ilix ;
Messrs. Lucas, Tuberville, Darling, Symes, Hawker,
Phipps, Ainslie, Lovell, Bucknell, Ensor, Shawe, Taylor,
Templer, Sly, Simmons, Colthurst, Mitchell, Marsh, Mar--
sham, May, Nichols, Tyers, Tudway, Brookes, Wood,
Wolseley, Elden, Edwards, Bright, O'Reilly, Henley,
Griffiths, White, Tottenham, 2 Gundry; Mistresses
Weld, Ensor, Winchester, Masters, Bowdler, Baldwsne,
Bernard, Baillie, Franks, Veal, Waddel, Ball ; Misses
Baker, Ensor, Barnwell, ChiLcott, Bennett, Thomas,
Wickham, Winter, Williams, Lea, &c.

On Thursday night last the sea, for a con-
siderable time, had that beautiful phosphoric and fiery ap-
pearance, which is known on this part of the coast by the
name of " shell-burning." The steam packet coming in
during this time seemed almost involved in fire. The .4-
fed, as it has been described to us, was exceedingly beau-
tiful.—Brighton Gazette.

In this district the pears have been so much
injured by blight that the produce will be very short; the
apples will be a better, though a partial crop. The cater.
pillars have committed great ravages on many kinds oi
fruit-trees.— Worcester Journal.

The hops are looking very bad, and a consi-
derable increase of fly. The young wheats are generally
also very yellow, and appear to want dry weather..._
Brighton Gazette.
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The sight-seeing people never had so wide a
employ a fortnight, fully occupied
o'clocksvoiunldthemorning to six at night, only to
all that may be seen.
field as London offers them this season. It has been cal-
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LEEDS LEATHER PAlR.—Since our last
Quarterly Leather Fair there has, we are sorry to say, been
a considerable difference of opinion between the West Rid-
ing tanners, and those of the North and East Riding, as to
the propriety of establishing eight instead of four fairs an-
nually; the West Riding Urine's supporting the measure,
and the North and East Riding . it. •
opposing This ((in-
fliction of opinion, it is to be regretted, has caused an
angry feeling in the trade, hat which, we trust, will soot.
be allayed, when each party consults its reciprocal ;11-
terests. The first of eight fairs in the year was held ycs_
terday, in the South Market, and the quantity of Leather
exposed for sale was considerably mote than expected, and
nearly the whole sold early in the day, so that there now
remains no doubt of the continuance of this alteration,
which, we trust,
will be followed up with that success
which the importance of this branch of our commerce so
justly entitles it to.—. Leeds Paper.

CAUTION TO THOSE WHO HAVE TYE CARE
OF CIIII.DREN.—About a mouth since, the youngest daugh-
er of WM. CORDER, porter to Messrs. FULLER, of
Bridgewater, a healthy child of about four years of age,
was brought borne from school in a state of frenzy,
brought on by being placed in a dark closet; a brain fever
ensued, of so ~•iolrut a nature, that no endeavours of the
medical attendant could sabdue it, and on Wedne,day
morning the poor little sufferer was released limn her vio-
lent agonies by death.— Cheltenham cis, nide.