The Sun.
London, England, 1828-07-25 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, JULY 24.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the
Water Lily, Bruce, and Etheldred, Sutton, from Ja-
maica; Emerald, Storr, from Quebec; and Amelia,
Seruk, from Bergen. The Ceres, for Honduras, and
the Thames, for Philadelphia, have turned away.
Arrived from London the Salus, Thompson, for
Bilboa ; and the Earl of Egremont, Johnson, for the
Cape.
FALMOUTH, JULY 25. •Wind W.S.W.—Arrived
his Majesty's corvettes Pearl, Orestes, and Pylades,
from Cork, previous to the arrival of the Lord High
Admiral, and preparatory to sailing on an experi-
mental cruise, in company with the Prince Regent
and Britannia (first rates.) The Pearl bears the
flag of Rear-Admiral Sir C..Paget, who is on board,
and will accompany the Duke on his cruise.
ABERDEEN, JULY 22.—Arrived the Traveller,
Anderson, from Jamaica.
SHIELDS, JULY 23.—Arrived the Regent, Lodge,
from Miramichi ; and Lord St. Helen's, —,
from Pictou.

HULL, JULY 23.—Arrived the Maria, Headley,
and Clarkson, Ward, from Quebec; and Kitty,

from Pictou.

LIMERICK, JULY 22.—Arrived the Trafalgar,
Christopherson, and Priam, Redpath, from Quebec;
and Elizabeth, Wallace, and Endeavour, Johns, from
Oporto.
Doves, JULY 24.—Arrived off port the Prince
Regent, Hawkins, from Faro.

The Norwich, from Gibraltar to Havannah was
totally lost on the .sth ult., on Point Martinicos,
crew saved.

The Caroline, from Barbadoes, 10th of June, is
supposed to be arrived in the Downs.
Vessels spoken with.—The Agnes, from Limerick
to Montreal, on the 21st ult., in lat. 46. long. 55. ;
the Mercator, Wilson, from the Clyde to Halifax, on
the 21st., in lat. 46. long. 55.;. the Maria, —,
from Liverpool to St. John's, New Brunswick, on
the Bth instant, in lat.' 47. long. 43.; the Johanna,
from St. Domingo to liamburgh, in lat. 45. long.
39.; the Ann, from Jamaica to the Clyde, in lat. 45.
long. 35.

MADEMOISELLE SONTAG.—Among the nu-
merous copies of verse showered down last night on this
popular actress, was one in the hand-writing of Lord
EL LENBOROUG If. We have been favoured with u sight of
it : and really, considering that the author is an Ultra and
a Lord besides, it is not much amiss. One or two allu-
sions, indeed, to the gifted Poet's own curls, savor of
egotism, and might have been spared ; but what human
composition is perfect ? We may probably favour our readers
with a sight of this curiosity.

The Engraved Comic Sketch in BELL'S
LIFE IN LONDON, on Sunday next, will be the " Select
Vestry Dinner," designed by ROBERT CRUIKSHANIC.—
Price of BELL's LIFE IN LONDON, AND SPORTING
CHRONICLE, is only SEVENPENCE.

Mr. KEAN is playing in the country with in-
different success. He was announced to play at Taunton
on Monday last, but the afternoon being dismal and wet
he had what theatrical people call the box book fever, and
would not perform. On the following night, however, be
played Richard the Third to a respectable, but not
very numerous audience.
The Duke of NEWCASTLE has lost the
greater part of his fish from the Lake at Clumber : when
the shuttle was raised last week to let off the water, a net
was placed at the opening to intercept the fish, which ac-
cumulated so greatly as to break the net, and the contents
escaped into the neighbouring drains and streams. Num-
bers of persons availed themselves of the opportunity to fish
for eels, pike, carp, and tench, and vast quantities were
taken. —Lincoln Mercury.

The Bishop of LONDON was at Lambeth
Palace on Monday morning, inquiring after the health of
the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, at the time the Arch-
bishop expired. The Bishop of LONDON proceeded from
the Palace to the residence of Mr. PEEL in Privy Gardens,
to inform him of the event. Several moves among the
Bishops are spoken of in consequence of the decease of the
Archbishop. It is said the Archbishopric of CANTER-
BURY has been offered to the Bishop of LONDON, who, it is
understood, is not very anxious about it, as the only ad-
vantage to him will be the high dignity. In case of this
translation being settled, the reports are, that the Bishop
of LINCOLN will go to London—the Bishop of CHESTER
go to Lincoln ; and Dr. WELLEstIY is mentioned as one
likely to be the new Bishop of CHESTER.
PROTESTANT FEELING IN ENGLAND.—
We have conversed with a gentleman who happened to be
in the town of Shrewsbury on the 12th of July, on his way
from London to this country. He was much astonished
to observe during the day a procession of several thousands
of most respectably dressed people, apparently of the middle
classes of society, pass by the door of the hotel at which he
stopped, most splendidly bedecked with ribbons, cockades,
&c. of the brilliant orange and blue. This gentlemen
informed us that he inquired of the hotel-keeper the
meaning of the exhibition, and that it was replied—
Sir, a meeting and procession of the kind never before
took place within sty knowledge, though I have been
for forty years an inhabitant of the town. This year it
has been got up in consequence of the proceedings of the
Irish Papists, which render it necessary for Protestants to
unite to protect themselves and the Constitution against
their machinations and violence.—This, we can assure our
readers, is a fact. Our informant expresses himself in
strong terms of the numbers and respectability of the pro-
cession. The feeling is spreading widely in England.—
Dublin Evening Mail.

130 W-STREET OFF
Much(Es, of Battersea, was charged on a warrant with
ducking a boy in the Thames, for having cut away his
(Mr. H.'s) boat. The violence the boy received rendered
surgical attendance necessary ; and although he was proved
to be an urchin of the worst description, yet Mr. HALLS
considered that another mode of punishment should have
been resorted to, and held the defendant to bail.

DUBLIN REGATTA.—This Regatta went oif
the second day with great spirit, and %V B.S witnessed by
nearly all the fashion and nobility of Dublin. Is the
course of the day, however, an unfortunate man. no his
return home from Kingstown (where the Regatta took
place) fell over a rock and was dashed to pieces.
It is said that Mr. NASH is obstinate in not
allowing an entrance to St. James's Pack through the
opening between the new houses built on the site of Carl-
ton House gardens, and that he intends to set up the fouls
lain, with the temple over it. We are sorry for it ; And
it will be more injurious to Mr. NA SH than to any one
else. The houses which he has built there will ,:pparently
do him snore credit than any other of his wart s, and are
the finest private buildings in the metropolis. They look
especially well from the place which Mr. NAsks, by his
present plan, will prevent the public from approaching.

THE SERAGLIO.—This word signifies a
Palace. It is a collection of palaces, a mile and a half in
compass, enclosed by a strong wall, on which ure several
watch towers, where guard is kept by night and day. The
principal gate is of marble,
gardens which is called the Porte.—
The are very extensive ; the buildings are of white
stone, and crowned with gilded turrets and spires, and
shining in surpassing splendour.
A duel took place on Saturday night last, on
an island near the town of Newport, between Ricitaun
UlloNEt. and .1. STEWART, Esqrs., the former attended by
Lieut. liv-Lasn of the Royal Navy, and the latter by Lieut.
O'llAt.r.aaas of the 69th Regiment. After an exchange
of shots without effect, the parties were again handed their
pistols, when Mr. STEWART fired a second time without
effect. Mr. O'DosrEL, who reserved his shot, then dis-
charged his pistol into the sea, whereon the matter termi-
nated. The above meeting took place in consequence of
the strenuous exertions of Mr. RICHARD O'DONEL to pre-
vent such demonstrations of public feeling as might, and
probably would, lead to the excitement of party spirit.—
Limerick Chronicle.

SCOTT'S NOVELS.—It is very partially known
that the character of VARNEY, who occupies so prominent
a station in the interesting novel of Kenilworth, was drawn
from materials furnished by the Rev. Tnom.as PEACOCK,
of Denton, in the county of Durham, who was many years
known to the author of those celebrated productions.—
Greenock Adveiti,ser.

RUMFORD MARKET.—JuIy.2:3.
s. d. toe. d. s. rt. to s. d.
Beef '3 4 4 4 Veal ' 'I 8 5 li
Mutton '3 6 4 4 Pork
Lamb 4s. Oil. to ss. lid.
sualing Calves from l4s. to ;34)s ; Quarter old Pigsl63. to Ws, each.
Supply gOod, and triulc dull,