The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-14 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGF:NCE,

[PROM 1.41,0VD'5.1
DEAL, 111.Ancir 13.—Wind E.—Passed through front tba
River the William and Alfred, Allison, for Demerara ; and the
Neva, -, to the westward.
PORTSMOUTH, MA lien 13.—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived his
Majesty's cutter Scorpion, with the lugger 0. Ann of Hastings,"
detained on suspicion.
NA-mount, MARCH 12.—Wiad. E.—Arrived the Female,
Chapman, from Charente.

I.4u.s.tovTil, 111Ancif 12.—Wind E.—Arrived the Brian.
nia, Sutton, from Cadiz, in •14 days, for London; Bramin,,
Rawson, from Bilboa ; Sarah, Bunster, and Wtme,y, Nichols,
from London.
COWES, Al AEC n EL—Sailed the Fairfield, Worn, for New
South Wales; and the &oiler transport, for Plymouth.
141‘...Env00r., Mancit E.—Arrived the Dew...
~ from Oporto. Off the Port the John Reed,
and Mary Ann, , from OdesM • 4nd the
William Russell, . , from New Brunswick.

DISTRESSING SHIPWRECK.
Notes taken from the brig Blandford)i 10g,409ks on her
voyage from Newfoundland to Oporto
Feb. 9, 1020.—Blowing a gate Irmo the west, and scudding ;,
under a close-reefed main,topsail and foresail, at 9. 30. a.m.
we saw a wreck a-head, and from the appearance appeared trl
have been an American schooner, waterlogged, and nothing
standing but a part of a main-mast, of about 120 at 130 ton*
burden, painted cabin windows, green bottom, olive-green
bulwarks outside,
,painted with patent green inside, billet
head, with white mouldings. On hoard the wreck were three
men, having a Spanish jack suspended to t< pole, and part of
a naked human body lashed to the windlass, which appeared
to be their only subsistence for some time they appeared to
be in a deplorable state. We hove close to them, but in con-
sequence of a very heavy sea, and finding we were driving fast
to leeward, we took a reef in the foresail, vi,ith the hopes of
remaining is), them to take them off the wreck, but the sea
continuing to run very high, and the wind blowing very hard,
at 3 P.M, we lost sight of the wreck 1 at 6, the wind veered
to the N Mr., acrd blowing very hard, all hones of again falling
in with her vanished, and our own vessel being leaky, and muck
disabled from the severity of the weather we had experienced oz
leaving the coast of Newfoundland, with two of the crew unable
to do their duty, and the others much frost-bitten, we put
before the whirl tbr our own safety, and anchored in Oporto utS
the 2lth Feb. 1826.
"Our lat. 42. 4. N. " J02(.13 Sorra.
" bong. 34.10. W. Master of the brig Blandford.ll
Extract of a letter from Oporto, dated 20th of February :-...
" The above distressing account has just been sent to me by
the master of the brig Illatudford, and I am so well acquainted
with Captain Soper, that I am convinced he would have stayed
by the wreck could it have been possible."

Lord STOPPOIM, Mr. CAREW, and AILTIUUK
CUICIIESTER, are the candidates fur We4for4
on the next election.

RENIESENTATION OF THE CITY OF YOJIA.^-1
Yesterday evening a Meeting was held by the freemen of tbia
city at the George Inn, to concert measures for returning two
Members friendly to the Constitution, and decidedly tippled to
any further concession to the Boman Catholics. I‘Jr- Cattle
having taken the Chair, proceeded to state, that although no
Meeting had yet been called, several gentlemen had fop some
time had it in contemplation to find sonic one or other ‘e come
forward as a candidate for the representation of York, whose
feelings were in unison whit their own ; and two gentlemen
had been 'constllted—one was the son of Sir John Ilowthet, the
other Lord llotham—whose feelings and principles were such
as the free Men of York would he perfectly aatistital with, if
they would secure them as their representatives. "The best pos.
Bible feeling. was displayed by the freemen who were present,
on behalf of Lord Ilotham and Mr. Lowther, who, we under.
stand, are to he solicited to offer thenntelves.--irer4 arprejter
of Saturday.)
Sir 111:Nay WlLLonottuy, Bart., of Baldon-
house, thrn, has declared his intention, by a printed circular,
of cooltoootliol-r,,:almost immediately, a canvas for the represen.
tation of the .Borough of Wallingford.
GUIMSIIN.—This town presented a scene of
gnat gaiety on Friday week, in consequence of the arrival of
G. 11. H ENraott, Esq. of Minton Ilrtll, in this county, and
Cuanees Wool), Esq. of ilemsworth, near Pontefract, m
candidates for this Borough.
The intended departure of Mr. LAXIITONI
front England, on account of the delicate state of his health,
has excited an universal feeling of regret among all parties ;
but it. afilmis us great pleasure to be able to state, front the best
authority, that Mr. Lambton is not seriously indisposed as
many persons have been led to imagine. it would, indeed, be
a great loss to the country generally, and particularly to thiefpart of it, it' he were attacked by any fatal nutladY, Or MOOT
pelted to, live fir any eonaiderable period abroad, This,
however, we are happy to believe, is not the rase. aid there
is every remelt to expect that a winter's residence ip a milder
etiolate completely' renovate the Honourable Gentleman's
health. As we know that much anxiety prevails on this head;
we are the more particular in Rutting the fact. .111 r. Lambton
purposes returning home in the spring, and hopes that he will
then be able to resume and discharge his parliameptary &Wel
with that exemplary fidelity and attention which have alivey‘
marked his public conduct.--(Durham Chronlele.)
KENNEY'S new Opera, liennyoteski which is to
be produced for the first time on Thursday, at Drury Lane
Theatre, is very highly spoken of In the Dramatic eiteles. it
is founded on the Memoirs of iiNNIIYOWSKI,
.itsienn
tially different from any former play on the *tune inhjapt!
The music is by Alm KELer.
KimilLE, we perceive, has gone down.
to Manchester to perform for five nights. Us was
to snake his first appearance last night in the
character of Hamlet. Tn.night he plays Oda,
vian, nod King Charles, in Charles the Second.
nGUn THEATRICA.I. ADMI3iIONB,—A young
man was yesterday examined at iinwwstreet,
charged with having forged the name of Mr. C.
Kcsruta: to admissions to the Theatre. He was
reminded for further examination.

thtosg relates, that it wqs formerly one of the
many audacious practices of the Landoll thieves,
to cut holes in the backs of coaches for the per.
pose of stealing the large wigs which were thee
worn from the heads of the passengers.
A new portrait of his Cirace the Aftcuetsnor
of CANTERBURY has just appeared, in which, whatever ett
personal resemblance there may be, t is totally lost in thei
absurd and quizzical position of the figure—the whole giving
one much more the idea of a Quick Doctor or a Dancing
Master, than of the venerable and truly req.ectAbl4 head et
the Church.

The sale of horses, late the property of sir Win. Elferd,
sold by Messrs. Skardon and Symons, on Friday, the 34
of March, Mil, was attended bye greet number of persons.
The stallion, Milton, by Fozbury, fetched (141. the bay
filly, 381. ; and the gelding, Sir NVillisin's gig horse, 11151.
the two corteli horses, one 041 and the other 361,—snaking
srpn of 185).
(4,4 AP Wiss.,,-.4 few days singe, a fellow
of (Materna sold his wife to a chimney-sWe'ep
tar
r ileffdt,on'erhweitphoci))rer fwormoranhaavtiin):•Qttwher she tool:ochildrvn
to her }air companion.

At Northumberland Assizes, Mr. F. Richard-
son, of Gateshead, recovered 501. of the pro,
prietor of the llighflyer coach, for injury sus..
tained by its overturning, through carelessness
of the coachman.

The Bedford Assizes began on Tuesday last.,
Thomas Garner, indicted for kicking Elziabeth
Farmer on the body, so that she died, was found
guilty of Manslaughter.
Tligtodoro Moore (c9nvicted at last Stqffoed Asi
sizes of high treason—coining, but iudgmelit
spited until the opinion of the twelve Judi "v
was taken on an objection))
was sentenced (0
death on Friday, the Judges having decided thus
the verdict was Correct, and the indianwilt
fully
sustained. lie is to be drawn to the place of
execution on a hurdle.
James Dyer, for robbing on 0 highway James
the late Winchester
next. .4 t
arid boilifig him cruelly, wits
Becket, a labourer,
Asesnstiezieisc_edhteo
iesxteocisaulforner a,tll
Saturday
Salisbury the whole of the capitat CPnYicts we!,
reprieved,