The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-23 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

[FROM LLOYD'S.]
DEAL' MAacit 22,—Wind N. E.—A rrived, and remain
with the homeward hound, the Hope, Swan, trout St. Dothingo ;
Hope, 'Toilet, from Liverpool ; and the John, Glass, from
Dartmouth. The Latona and Crescent have each been supplied
with an anchor.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 22.--Wind N.E.--Arrived the
William, Vivens, from St. Michael's; and Mary Simpkin,
Cox, fro►u Youghall.
PLYMOUTH, MAncir 21.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived the
Louisa, Illampad, from Gibraltar.
FALMOUTH, MARCH.2I.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the Miry,
Quick, from Cork. Sailed the Harriet, liandey, for Vera
Cruz.

Arrived off" Dover, the Daniel, Allen, from the South Seas
and St. Helena.

The Ida, Schauer, Henrietta iVilbelmina, And the Neptune,
Bradenhall, from I)antzic to (Am-pool, were totally wrecked the
11th instant at North Ronaldshay ; ecews saved ; cargoes ex-
pected to be saved.

Yesterday 3 Court of Directors was held at the East India
House, when Edward lawford, Esq., was appointed solicitor to
the Company, in the room of Henry Smith, Esq., deceased.--
The following ships were taken up and thus stationed, viz.,
Lady Raffles, Florentia, Ahherton, and Rockingham, for
Bengal; Asia and Ann and Amelia, for China and Quebec;
and Lord Amherst, for China and Halifax.

ROY AL CouuccG TURATR We yesterday
in4pected this beautiful house, and felt great sa.
tisfaction at the taste displayed in the recent
alterations, additions, and ornaments combined
throughout, particularly in the boxes, the 'wi-
nds of which are painted a bright emerald
green, relieved with a, French white ; the styles,
cornices, and ornaments richly gilded, and the
seats covered with crimson cloth, to which there
are six new ones added ; the tiding divided into
pannels, a rich fawn colour, with green and
gold; the proscenium touch enlarged, and chews
off a very fine picture of Haechus wooing
Ariadne, with th© usual group of Cupids, &c.
This does great credit to the pencil of Mr.
Denson,- and engages the eye upon entering the
house; the orchestra so construced ns to enlarge
the pit, the gallery lowered five feet, with five
additional seats, which renders it equal to any
part of the house. The portico in front is the
length of the building, nod 18 feet deep, which
in bad weather will prove a salutary addition.
These, together with a promising hill of fare and
an excellent dramatis persona!, must attract the
lovers of rational amusement next Easter Mon-
day and during the season. Among the many
favourite performers engaged, are Messrs. Hunt.
ley, 11. Kemble, Itowbotham, T. Blanchard,
'Flemings, Young, Lewis, Buck stone, Goldsmith,
Mesdames Egerton, Young, Davidge, Weston,
Misses Watson, Poole, and a variety of super.
numeraries. The musical department under the
direction of Mr. T. Hughes.

. ST. AND!IEW'i.-011 Sabbath night or Monday
morning, the classroom of the Greek Professor
was broken into. Several panes of the windows
were broken, the door blockaded with forms, and
the Professor's chair carried off, broken down,
andt sea. Part of
was
ftohurioldwttatittire
Baths.--(Edinburgh th,b,ervor,
March %O.)

!lousy STEALING.---It appears from a return
made by order of the House of Commons, of the
persons convicted of horse stealing during 1823,
1824, and 1825, that the number amounted to
49,
of whom 10 were executed, 234 transported
for life, and 205 transported or imprisoned to
hard labour for various periods—of the latter,
three were females.

sut.:Ev.sTEALINGi.—By a similar return of per-
sconvicted for stealing of sheep during the
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same period, it appears that the number was 288,
of whom four were executed, 144 transported for
life, and 140 transported or imprisoned to hard
labour for various periods,