The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-04 00:00:00

of her Majesty the Queen of WunTOP
BURG, who was expected to arrive in the courso
of the day. Among the illustrious personage
who are in readiness to receive her MAJESTY,
we observed the Duke of CLARERCE.

At three o'clock, when our Reporter left
Greenwich, her MAJESTY had not arrived, not
was it supposed that the tide would admit of the
yachts coming up the River until a late hour this
evening.

THE FUNDS-(THIS DAY).

CITY, Twelve o' Clock•

This day and to-morrow being close holidays at the
Bank and both Stock Exchanges, the Brokers and ape"
lators, as is customary, met on the Royal Exchange; the
first quotation in Console was 844 if, but some private 101'
gains were effected at 841, and one lot of 20,000/. 01° •
done at 841 for the call of more to-morrow; they are nos
84} if again. In the Foreign Funds some trifling busineel
has been done in Mexican Bonds at 68 ; and Colon*
bian at 81 ; Danish are quoted at 624.

Two o'
The price of Consols is 84} 1), but rather heavy ; Melt
can Bonds are a shade worse, at 681 ; the attendance
the Brokers and Jobbers is gradually on the decline, an
the business of the day seems nearly closed.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAB•)

FROM LLOYD'S.
Dr r.,
from the River, and sailed with the other outward-botla
vessels, the Lady Amherst, for the South Seas ; Vittorisf
Southani, for Batavia ; Matchless, Chamley, for Havanna/1
and David Scott, llPTaggart, for China. Arrived, 6°
sailed for the River, the Winehelsea, Everet, anti Marehi(/ •
ness of Iluntly, --, from China.
—PS:iLletritheurriineejsus"Chtiaiontdts3.oTWWailneed LIV-Auti°ralle .e7nd:
Bengal ; and Lady Rowena, Russell, of London, for Polo,
de Galle.

bridge, fromrl
IS, ojuutizi.r7l,l,2m.e_r
SHEERNESS, JUNE 2._-Arrived hie 'Majesty's ship Cato'
the Stanmer packet. America.
W. to W. S. W. —SaLlet!
Ltsratrom, JUNE 1 and 2.—Arrived the Rebecch
Reid, from Bahia—sailed April 16 ; Thomas Pelle, Elliott,
from Barbadoes ; Enmity, Johnstone, from New York;
Exchange, —, from Rio Grande ; Porter, Callen, frool
Jamaica ; Minerva, Robertson, from Oporto ; and 1-111.-
mony, Sharp, from Trinidad. Sailed the Danube, Barker,
fur New York.

LOWXSTOTT, JUNE 3.—The Fiona, Veaey, of Arundel,
got upon Neweotne Sand last night, but was assisted 06
without material damage.

The Cloldfinch packet was to'eail from Jamaica, on the
Bth of May.
The Majestic (steamer), from Liverpool to Greenock'
was stranded in Luce Bay on the 3d ult., but it Iwo e°-
pected would be got off.
The Edward, Parkinson, from Belfast to Bristol, wro.°,l,n
shore near Cardiff on Saturday--cargo discharged if"
damage.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING. .
DEAL, JUNE 2.—The following is a copy of a lets'
received from Captain Stewart of the Lalla Rookh,
vessel passed the Downs yesterday from Penang, and is Pr",
rived at Gravesend :

. _
The ship, Lalla Rookb, 99 days from Penang, 36 days-fro°l
St. Helena, with dispatches for the Ceinputy, sailed fry
Singapore, Jan. 23; left there, Hercules, Vaughan, oadil
for Antwerp, to sail in all February. Caroline dismasted -
laid up. Don Pedro I. Brazilian ship, and Coustancia, Spa", 7,
ship, waiting the change of the monsoon to precee".—
Manilla; and the Mary Ann bark, Spottiswood, thl
Straits of Malacca, bound to Singapore. Thu Jou'7,
Sibbald, at Malacca, with troops, to relieve the govt.;
there and at Singapore, and to proceed to Calcutta;
the ship Felicitas, Feb. 24, near Penang, with trnoe,°ll
board.

Sr. HELENA, APRIL 25.—The Marquis of Huntley,'
Captain Fraser, left the day before yesterday.. 'rho
David Scott was to sail on the morning of the 26th-
rived from Calcutta on the 25th the Lady Flora, CaPtaule
Freer. Arrived from China the Isabella.
The ship Dominica of London, was to sail for the Bra'
ails in a few days. , 'The Providence, Ardlie, left Pensni
the 22d of December, to touch at Madras for passenger::
had not been at Saint Helena, but was expected to touch
there.
MAY 20.—Lat. 34. N. long. 31 W. spoke the Algol' 1
can ship Grecian, from Liverpool to Charleston. •
An American ship ----- Capt. Rogers, was loading
at Rhio, in the Straits of Malacca, and expected to "ii
all January ; the Captain was at Singapore collecting
The Denim, Lady Melville, and Thames, were to 5
from China on the btu March.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY)

GUILDHALL. •
Mr. Alderman SMITH sat at one o'clock.
l'imcrocxxxs.—A lad named Greenaway, with another',
%MS charged by Johnson, .an officer of the Ward °I
Farringdon-Without, with having attempted toe
handkerchiefs out of the pockets of gentlemen as tbel
passed. Johnson saw them take one about halPri:--
out, and upon seeing him, whom they knew, they lets 1i
The Magistrate committed them as rogues and vagab°ll-Ag4:
for three months.
VIOLENT ASSAULT.—A ferocious-looking fellow, called
Edmondson, was charged- by Mr. Osborne, cabinet
maker, -Aldersgate-street, with having violently assaulted
him, And after having got him down, most brutally beaulED.
and abusing him.
.Edmondson was detained, and the parties bound over t°
prosecute.

• MR. CANNING'S ADMINISTRATION"°ij
Wednesday last a meeting of the inhabitants 0
Carlisle was held at the Town Hall, to cone;
tulate the King on his formation of the presecil'
Ministry, as also to inculcate the necessity oat
Reform in Parliament. An address to tit
effect was prepared by the radicals; but t'te
leaders of the meeting disapproved of it, and it 1g
supposed that two addresses, one with, the othecr
' without, the reform clause will be tramiloitYt
A,
to Sir James Graham, by him to be presented
to the proper quarter.
We are sorry to announce in our obitnallitt death of
the Lady of the Lord Bishop of Carlisle.
own health is of late considerably hnproved.......CarliSo
Patriot,
A Londonfea
Nrivd dwayesst.sixiineceer,
WMiner.aWnd .sGpiroidt fcreome,pao4, ttlit;
Strand, appeared before the Commissioners of Exciee),
answer to an information which charged him with 110 i.,;
a decrease in his stock of spirits snore than his peonl
ni
expressed. This office, according to an Act of Par."-,..
„i
ment passed in 1825, subjects Mr. G. to a penaltf,,,r
20s. for every gallon. The quantity, in this inetsrf
did not exceed eight gallons, which trifling difieiefry
t!
had occurred in a period of twenty days. Mr.
explained to the Court that, being in a large way of "11;
ness, he was in the habit of giving away a considel_?l,6
quantity of spirits, in glasses, to persons bringing or„eo
&c. ; that of course some was consumed by his own
and the men in his employ, and that breakages *tea_ r
quently occurred. These csreamstances, when emir:sip.
would account for the defalcation. Mr. Mayor's tf,".40,
licitor to the Board, urged in reply, that the Act of ir
merit was imperative ; that he entirely exculpate?,r sr
Godfree of an idea of fraud, but strenuously pressed, J°c.
conviction.—Mr, Godfree considered that, under the 0
cumstancee he had alluded to, it would be very bard Iv
him.—Tho Chairman coincided with Mr. Godfree• _wee
Court, however, ultimately decided that, as they h'io,
compelled to take cognizance of the offence imputed
and that he had never before had any irregularity
against him, mitigated the penalty to a fine of 20s. ofvosof
single gallon only, which Mr. GodfreeimmediatelY Pa"

'vaa diecharged from any further costs.
INTELLIGENCE IN A WASPev-Dr. ParVinairll
in his Zoonomia, relates an anecdote of apparent
tion in a wasp, which had caught a fly nearly es liirgfer
itself. Kneeling down, the Doctor saw the was') a'"" to
the head and tail from the trunk of the fly, and attent4
soar with the latter ; but finding, when about two fel7sii,
the ground, that the wings of the fly carried too nulePs.,„
and caused its prim and itself to be whirled about, v/nd
little breeze that had arisen, it dropped upon the Bloc
with its prey, and deliberately sawed off with its1001`"
first one wing and Oren the other : having p XlO
moved these impediments to its progress, the Walieto..
away with its booty, +u►d experienced no urther tig
tion from the wind.—See Dr. .13evaies molt farther.'
work on sees, recently published.
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