The Sun.
London, England, 1842-07-04 00:00:00

7NIXSCELLANEOUS.

Orange meetings-17di;;;;;Tonssiill;mtinue at Ennis-
killen and other places, notwithstanding Lord de Grey's " con-
ciliatory " letter.
The noble and amiable Marchioness of Waterford from the
latest accounts is, we are glad to learn, fast progressing towards
convalescence.
The will of the late Earl Fortescue, written by his Lord-
ship on a small ,heet of notepaper, has been proved at Doctor's
Commons. The personal property is sworn under 50,0001.
Jan-es Brogden, Esq., formerly. M.P. for Launceston, and
Chairman of the Ways and Means under the administration of
the late Lord Liverpool, died last week at his seat Friar's House.
Last week two men lost their lives in attempting to cross
Lancaster Sands. _ . .

The Queen's barge, the meat venerable and substantial spe-
cimen of boat-building we have of about 250 years ago, has
been brought down to Woolwich dockyard from Deptford, and
is now at the boat-house there, for the purpose of being re-
fitted. It is said to have been constructed for the use of Henry
Frederick, Prince of \Vales, sun of James the First, and the
.most accomplished Prince of his age, who died in 1612. It
was in this boat the remains of the immortal Nelson were con-
veyed up the river when the solemn and imposing spectacle of
his funeral took place.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, JULY 4.—Wind this day at Nocn, S.
DEAL, JULY 2.—Wind S.W.-, moderate.-3d. Wind S,W.,
strong.—Arrd. Sir Charles Napier, westward ; Liddell, Fred-
sham, Sunderland for Bordeaux, with loss of foremast, main-
topmast, &c., towed in by a steamer from Rye Bay, and has
gone to Ramsgate. Sld. New Pink, Valparaiso ; James
Cruikshank, Demerara; Wild Irish Girl and Coromandel
transports, Bombay; Vibelia, Rita. Her Majesty's steamer
Geyser, for Quebec, has put back, with several others.
DARTMOUTH, JULY 2.—Sid. Fox, Newfoundland.
PLYMOUTH, JuLY 2.—Sld. Blenheim, New Zealand. The
Swallow, London to St. Michael's, and the Grace, London to
Dublin, were in contact off the port, and both have received
damage.
PORTSMOUTH, Juts' 3.—Wind N.W. to W.—Arrd. her
Majesty's ship Vestal, Jamaica, sailed 21st May, with 229,492
dollars ; Ajax, Thomson, Palermo, sailed 14th April. Sld.
her Majesty's ships Hose and Vestal, Sheerness.
FALMOUTH, JULY N.W. to W., fresh.—Arrd.
Harmony, London for Bombay ; Aurora, Gallipoli, and sailed
for St. Petersburgh. Std. Tagus steamer, Alexandria. The
Little Nile steamer, from London to Alexandria, reported to
be lost oh' Cape Finisterre, has arrived at Gibraltar.
OFF DOVER, JULY 3.—lndepiendte, Bonston, Wivenhoe,
for Havannah.
CORK, JULY 1.--Sailed Indemnity, St. John's.
WIYENHOE, JULY 3.—A schooner, name unknown, from
Dantzie to London, with wheat, got on the Middle Sand in
the Swin, on Thursday night, and afterwards sank in deep
water, crew saved.
LiveirrooL, JULY 2.—Wind fresh.-3., Wind W.N. W.
moderate.—Arrd., Randolph, Galt, Singapore; Clarendon,
Grant, Bombay ; Winchester, Ferris, Charleston; William
Parker, Sewell; Mersey, Hamilton; and Helen, Stewart,
Quebec; Nautilus, M'Wood, Monte Video; Birkenhead,
Brown ; and Susan E. Stoxell, Bailey, New Orleans. Sld.,
Tremont and Ondiaka, New York. Arrd. off, Sandbach, sup.
posed Demerara.