The Sun.
London, England, 1828-05-06 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.
SUNDAY, MAY 4.—High Water 14 ruin. past 2 o'clock,.
wind N.W.—Arrived the Franklin, Taylor, from Savan-
nah; Bachelor, from Charleston; Osprey,
Calcutta; Unicorn, Owen, from London.
Private Signal—Me,,srs. Thomas Lee and Co.
Hotritran, MAY S.—The wind throughout last night
was light breezes and variable, with much rain.
Signal Station.—At 6 a. In. a ship off,_ No. 215, per.
feet.. ,At '7 a. in.," brig off, No. 240, General Brown,
both outward-bound, for Charleston. 11 a. mu. brig
With three Bags tip ; the upper flag was 6, supposed 66031;
she 'had yellocv sides, port 3, a head, and a stern boat--out-
ward bound. 2-p. m., a schooner ott With three flags up,
the two upper 80. supposed 301, outward bound, the had
yellow sides and ports, a head, and a stern boat.
Arrived at Savannah, the Antiabella, Baird; Clausman,
Snowden; and Thomas Naylor, --, from Liverpool;
Francis, Peabody, at Charleston, from Liverpool.
Telegraph' Office, Ma,' 4.
Passed Holyhead, outward bound, at 6 a. m., No. 215,
perfect, A. S. At 7a. m., No. 240, General Brovin,
B. B.

Passed Point Lynas, outward-bound, 2d, at 6' p.
No. 728, the Lark, B. barque. Three pilot-boats off Lynn*
Yesterday.
Ten a. al. passed Holyhead, inward-bound, No. 19, the
Lancaster, B.S.

Passed Point Lynas, outward-bound, 2d inst. at 7. SO.,
supposed to be 484, Fanny Connell, B. schooner.
Private signal, east of the Floating, Light, Wright, Tay-
lor, and Co., for the Franklin, frhni Savannah. B. B.
Bachelor, from Charleston, S. and C. Turner.
Fight a. m. the Mariott, from Charente, for Live, pool,
passed Holyhea—Wind W.N.W. light breeze.

EAST INDIA.
BOMBAY, DEC. 22, 182'7.—Arrived 27th ult., the
ship Hannah, Martin, from China, Sept. 10; Sineapore,
Oct. 20 ; Quilon, Nov. 20 ; and the- ship Milford, Jack-
son. from Bengal, Oct. 31. •
28.—Tamerlane, from Greenock.

22.—Hon. Company's sloop of war, Amherst, LieuC
John Sawyer, from. the Persian Gulf,
DEC, 4.—The ship Upton-Castle, Captain WilkeJge,
from England ;
.and ship Vibelia, Stephenson, from the
Cape of Good Hope: • Passengers ' per Upton Castle
Mrs. Col. Russell and child; Misses Spencer and Smith;
Lieut.-Colonel Hickes, 7th NJ., died at sea; G. W.
'Esq., C.S. ; aptain Farquharson, N.I. ;
Lieut:
Woodhouse • Messrs. Ovens and Forbes ; Messrs. St. Clair
and Rook, Cadets of Artillery ; Mr. John Ross and native
Delimit. 'Passengers per Vibelia :—Mr. Flosare, C.S. ;
Capt. Uolroyd, Mr. aud•Mrs. Pugh, two servants, and 11
lascars. •
which ap.
.G.--trig Comet, BrUce, from Greenock, July 21; slip
Cambrian, Illyth, from Ciiina and Sincapore,
9.—:-Brig Skylark, --, from Madras ; paspsainse(geirs,s,, Nverl,rd.
cider, frots
Cheer, M;. Beaton, Mr. Crockett and family, and the
Rev. Mr. Clutter.
M.... The Portuguese brig Letitia, from Demerara ;
shpde:ipdr:bioptodsieeyieiQnpunliariokt.,plefran7o.nsis;Lo p.
on ,s
041 J
lut
,2D7une,c
ship
London, sailed from tha Downs Aug. 5, Madeira, Aug. 18,
and Cape of good Hope Oct. 22-.. passenger, Mr. iieukan.
15.—Ship Helen, Langley, from China.
W.—Brig Britannia, from London. •
20.—. Ship Duke of Bedford, from Muscat.

Advices from Port-au-Prince, of the 11th o
March, state that tranquillity had been completely re-mta
blished in St. Pomingp.

00 Wecinvsday a- 'Arty of gentlemen and ladies
from Bramhope, near Otley, who had gone to pass the day
at Bolton-bridge, after viewing the delightful scenery of
the place, came to the Strid, rendered menu:treble by the
fate of youngßcunttt.e, usually called the goy of Egremont.
There the waters .of the Wharf suddenly contract them-
eelyes to a rocky channel, only four feet wide, on the mar-
gin of which a young lady 'of the party, in her 19th ) ear,
the only daughter of Mr. GEORGE Pow, of Gray's-inn,
ph
0.,t1h accomplished touchedtis f) biljwecree. tbaintlielifl,vg9l43l:lllittehmaenpvdt ih°titoe'
london, was passing, when her foot slipped, and she was
precipitated into the foaming 'stream a little 'above the.
Strid, On observing the accident, to which his attention,
wae pilot by the piercing shriek. Of the ladies, Mr. JJ'A't
I)i4ti?; of Adelinghans, threw off his coat, and intrepidly
manceneofputirie-
Plunged heidleng front the rock, with the hope of rescuing
the young lady from her impending fate, anti so nearly had
describe :
water eepaitlted them, and she sunk to rise no snore. It
was in vain that he remained in the water nearly an h,mr,
swhnnaing awl diving by turns in hopes of recovering t 4
the jury re..
body, which was found on the following morlinngl washed
through the cavity of the rock ;OP the broad Water. The
feelings of the party,
tlie were beyond description. In the course of the day
taunrneindquaessterwdasict
This b. au-
an! and accomplished young lady, whose melancholy fate.
held by
lA'ycclildrentßalalr drNo'venwOhe,n'.
hav prod4",i a deep sensation in the neighbourhood, is the
grand-daughter of Mr. POOLE, of Pudsey, attorney-at-law,
and her remains will be interred at that place.—Lecle
Mercury.