The Sun.
London, England, 1842-01-27 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, JAN. 26.—Wind this day at noon, variable.
STANGATE CREEK, JAN. 25. --Arrd. Rienzi, Messina.
OFF MARGATE, JAN. 25.—Isabella Watson, M'Donal
China; Francis Lawson, Worts, with paulls of windlass
upset and loss of anchor and chain.
RAMSGATE, JAN. 25.—Arrd. Sommeren, Cagliari to
Stavanger with damage and loss of boat, having been
run into oil' Beachy Ilead.
DEAL, JAN. 25.—Wind A.M. S. by W. strong breezes,
P.3t. N.W. moderate.—Arrd. George Canning, Savannah.
Arrd. from the River, Devonshire, for Batavia; Caroline,
for Valparaiso.
Livnaroor„ JAN. 25.—Wind N.N.W., fresh.—Arrd.
Superb, Edington, Calcutta ; Copeland, Syms, Bombay,
sailed from St. Helena 15 ult. ; Bindostan, Lamb, ditto;
Emily, Guillet, Macao, sailed 14th ult. ; Manchester,
Smith, Paraiba, sailed 16th ult. ; Amazon, Philadel-
phia; Warren, Africa. Sld. Eliza, Africa. The Actaeon,
for London, and Mauritius, for Liverpool, were to sail
from Lima a few days after the 15th October. The
Russeland was to sail from Paraiba for Liverpool about
the 96th ult. The Charlotte, bound to Jamaica, came
off on the flood last night, and has been docked, appa-
rently withoLt damage.
Pm:mourn. JAN. 25.—Wind S.E. to N.N.W.—Arrd.
Rambler, Leghorn. Sld. Dido, China.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 24. —Wind S.S.W., strong breezes.—
Arrd. Don, Yalta ; Mersey, Leghorn. Sld. Neptune
(steamer), Vigo.
HOLYHEAD, JAN. 24.—The Trident, Flint, from St.
Domingo to Liverpool, was towed out of Porthwen
Creek this morning, but went ashore before clear of the
coast during a heavy gale, and has become a total wreck.
BRISTOL, JAN. 25.—Arrd. Recovery, Johnson, China.
Sld. Mary, Boston.
PORTRUSH, JAN. 22.—The Craigelhar, M`Duggan,
from Newport to Newry, sprung a leak off Milford
Island, and was abandoned by the crew.
Conk, JAN. 23.—S1d. Colonist, Barbadoes ; Aber-
crombie, Robinson, Deptford.
NEWRY, JAN. 23.—Sld. Brothers, St. John's, New
Brunswick.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING..
Arrivals—lsabella Watson, M'Donald, from China, off
Margate, sailed September 2d, Cape, Dec. 2d; Recovery,
Johnson, from China, at Bristol, sailed July 13th, St.
Helena, Nov. 28th ; Copeland, Sy ms, from Bombay, at
Liverpool, sailed Oct. Ist., St. Helena, Dec. 9th; Rich-
Mond, Farber, from Mauritius, off Foil:stone, sailed
Oct. 2d, St. Helena, Nov. 29th; Superb, Edington, from
Bengal, at Liverpool, sailed Aug. 18th.
Arrivals in Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope—WilSon,
Houston, previous to Nov. 18th, from the Clyde, and
sailed 18th, to New South Wales; Maid of Mona, Blake,
Nov. 23, from Plettenbergs Bay ; Louisa, M‘Donnld,
from Smyrna ; Columbine, Hahne. 25th. from .Algoa
Bay ; African Maid, Mace, from Sandanlia Bay; Hin-
dostan, Redman, 28th, from Calcutta and Madras ;`Mar-
quis of Hastings, Carr, 28th, and Mary Heartly,
30th, both from Calcutta.
Departures from Table Bay—Achilles, Nov. 19, to
Mauritius; Thomas Hoult, to Singapore ; Sir Charles
Forbes, 20th, to London ; Artemis, to Mauritius ; Eliza-
beth, 21st, to Singapore ; Cotnch, 23d, to Algoa Bay ;
Tapley, 24th, to London ; roshua Carroll, 24th, and
Byker, 25th, to London.
Arrivals in Algoa Bay—Susannah Collings and Juno
(steamer), Nov. 14, the latter from London to Sydney,
with damage.
Departure from Algoa Bay—Mazeppa, Nov. 18, to
Mauritius.
Departure from Simon's Bay—Prince Regent, Nov.
18, to Hobart Town.
Arrival at Pemambuco—Clifton, Cox, Dec. 4, from
Plymouth, and sailed 7th to New Zealand.
Departure from Bahia—Woodman, Dec. 2, to Bombay.
THE WILD MEN IN THE KIRK.—The
Town Council have, as we anticipated, by a large ma
jority, elected the Rev. Mr. M‘Letchie, of Leith, to be
assistant and successor to the Rev. Dr. Lockhart, of the
College Church. This occurrence marks, in a very striking
manner, the disgust which has been excited in the minds of
the rational portion of the community by the extravagant
doings of the wild clergy. Previously to the last Munici-
pal elections the 'Non-intrusionists almost equalled in
numbers their opponents in the Council ; and if we go a
little further back, we find them in a triumphant
majority, returning regularly an elder tl the Ge-
neral Assembly in support of the dominant party
in the Kirk. Such, however, was the feeling
engendered by the mad proceedings of the cletical
tyrants, that in November last their power was laid com-
pletely prostrate ; and we have now witnessed a minis-
ter elected from the Moderate side of the Church, by a
majority of 18 to 12, in the once priest-ridden but now
emancipated Town Council of Glasgow. We think there
is something like an evidence of re-action here ; and the
Council having now freed themselves from priestly thral-
dom, we trust there is little danger that the eonstitueney
will again permit them to relapse into their former state
of bolittage.— Calve ?V A 7 gas'.
THE HAIGH COLLIERS.—We 1)87
of his Lord-
)fetairlcle
,hat
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an arrangement has been made, on the par
of Balcarres, with the colliers in the emploY
It is said,
ship at the Haigh Collieries, near Lordship's
but we know not how accurately. un
n
etd reduction in their
agent
proh greed to waive the p P
wages, ided the men will le.°on°ssent to remain out till
urance of the frost, after
a full week after the disap
andstieaerfvwages
theya'Peh
which they might re s tia
they were recently rec oposi
that it IS
said, the colliers have c tdit,lseri ePid ea.r
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Lordship's stock of coal
Manchester Ggardian.