The Sun.
London, England, 1829-01-08 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

SIR,-1n your Paper of Saturday, a Whitby Ship-
owner has inserted a lung paragraph against the Coal-
owners, in regard to the Vend. I should recommend him,
'ete be resume the pen, to look over the Coal Lists fur last
year, and he will then see there was a surplus of ships every
market-day. sow, Sir, that is a death-blow to his long
story.

The truth is, that the Ship-owners are annoyed they
cannot obtain those high war freights, which enabled them
to grow fat on shore, and make their childien ladies and

gentlemen.

Your most obedient,

January S.

JUSTICE.

The Marchioness of Anglesea and Ladies
Georgina and Agnes Paget vi.,ited the Earl and Countess
of Errol this day. YVe are happy iu being able to state
that the noble Earl is quite recovered. ilis Excellency the
Lord Lieutenant is, we are happy to say, in the enjoyment
of excellent health. Ho entertained a large dinner-party
yesterday, at the Vice-Regal Lodge, Phaenix-park.—Dub..
lin Evening Packet.

Yesterday the despatches ;or Bombay and
China, by the ship Buckinghamshire, Captain R. Glass-
poole, were closed at the India House, and delivered to the
Parser of that ship.

DIED.—At his house, Upper Clapton,
Wednesday, the 7th inst., Mr. Charles Hutchins, math
years an inhabitant of Water-street, Strand, aged 70 years.
His death will be a severe loss to his family; for he fulfilled,
in their utmost extent, the various characters of a pod
husband, a kind and affectionate father, and a faithful friend.
We observe in the Cambridge news that Dr.
Butler, who has for many years held the situation of
head master of Harrow School, for which no man could
be better qualified, has lately given in his resignation.
The appointment of a successor rests with the governors
of the school.

A very extensive robbery has just been com-
mitted in the Church of St. Louis, at Cork, the thieves
carried off the host, and every valuable armament in the
place.
The son of Mr. Elias Stubbs, of North So-
mercotes, near Louth, who is only three weeks old, is
uncle to 27 individuals, and great uncle to one.

It is understood that W. H. Hyett, Esq., of
Painswick House, will, at the next General Election,
offer himself as a candidate to represent the city of Glou
center in Parliameut.

St. Louis earnestly counselled his intimate
friend, the Sire de Jainville, never upon any account to
argue with an infidel. " The only way," said his saintly
Majesty, " that a Christian can do in such cases, is to
thrust his sword into his belly as far as it will go."—Me-
rnoirs de Joinville.

NOTES OF A VOYAGER IN THE Du KE 07
YoaK Svaaama.—About six weeks ago I was in Ca-
diz, and them met with Washington Irving. A man
with dark, hair, about forty years of age, and middle-sized
—say five feet eight is heighth ; he is not handsome, but
bass good masculine face; there is nothing remarkable in
his appearance; and altogether, in conversation and manner,
he is a common-place man. Ile has no formality, speaks
without choosing his words, and is an agreeable man; but
not what any one could call a hero. He has been wander-
ing over the whole of the ancient kingdom of Granada ;
and it is a broad field, and, the soil is rich.—Morning
Paper.