The Sun.
London, England, 1827-05-29 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS..(TIIIS DAY.)

These Sessions commenced this morning at the Sessions'
House, Clerkenwell-Green, and a great many cases of petty
assault went off, but none of them possessed the slighest
public interest.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, MAY 28.—Wind S.W.—Arrived from London,
the Cynthia, Lanhlater, for Palermo ; Priam, Smith, for
Quebec; Chanipion, Lock, and Crelia, Hudson, for New
South Wales; Malvini, Norfor, and Agenoria, Robertson,
for Trieste; Diana, Braithwaite, for Virginia; anct Ata-
lanta, Lockt, for Trinidad. •
.Arrived, the Ann, Foreman,
from Jamaica. , •

PORTSMOUTH, MAY M.—Wind S. S. W. —A rrlved, the
Layton, Luscomb, from London, for New South Wales.
Passed, the Robarts, Corbyn, from Calcutta—sailed from
thence Jan. 24, and from the Cape March 21.
FALmounr, MAY 27...r1Vi11d W. to S.W.—Arrived,
the Nocton packet, Morphew, from Halifax—sailed on the
9th inst.

GRAVESEND, MAY 27.—Arrived, the Prince Coburg,
Frith, from Tobago; and Brighton, Sabor, from New
York.

MAY 28.—Arrived, the Ann, Johnson, from Honduras;
Glaphyra, Jones, from Antigua; Woodman, Varl, from
Gibraltar Eden, Johnson, from Cadiz; and the Joseph,
Christopherson, from Bengal.

The Melville Watson, Purdy, from Jamaica, was driven
on shore on Sunday night, in Chale Bay (Isle of Wight.)
The Carolina Ann, Baust, from Belfast to New York,
was driven on shore early this month on Long Island, and,
it was feared, would be wrecked—crew, passengers, and

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cargo saved.
The Rob Roy, —, from Belfast, and the Perceval,
from —, were on shore about 40 miles below
Quebec on the 30th ult.

NORTH and SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE-HOUSE.
NEW YORK, MAY B.—Arrived on the 4th inst. the
Howard, Holdridge, from Havre; sailed, the 19th March,
the brig Day, Pierce, from Messina and Gibraltar; 13th
March, lat. 46. 55. long. 32. 20., James Dozery, a native
of Exeter, in England, was washed overboard and lost ; the
brig Seaman, Smith, in 45 days from Messina.
sth.—The ship Edward BOnaffe, French, from Havre.
6th.,--Ship Henri IV., Skiddy, from Havre, left 16th
April; 27th same month, lat. 43. long. 49., passed owe*
islands of ice.

Packet ship Pacific, Crocker, from Liverpool, from long.
48.- to 49. and lat. 46. to 42,, passed more than 100
islands of ice; water 34., air 36.

Packet ship Corinthian, Davis, from Liverpool, sailed
4th April ; ship Josephine, Cole, from Belfast in 20 days,
spoke, long. 47., British brig Cabinet, 26 days from Liver.
pool, for St. Andrew's.

- Ship Great Britain, French, from Liverpool, 9th April,
in lat. 40. long. 30., saw 14 islands of ice, some very large.
Ship Clematis, Lotv, of Boston, from Liverpool.
Bth.—British ship Dalhousie Castle, Walton, from Liver-
pool, sailed 16th April.
Ship Montano, Smith, from Havre in 41 days,
- Ship India, Jones, 29 days from Liverpool.
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Brig Martha, Edwards, 21 days from Amsterdam.
Ship Florida, Tinkham, from Liverpool, sailed April 16.

QUEBEC, MAY I.—Arrived, on the 31st ult. the brig
Quebec packet, Anderson, sailed 2d April, from Aberdeen.
May I.—the ship Bolivar, Crosby, in 19 days from
Belfast ; the brig Sophia, Neil, March 30th, from Gree-
nock ; the ship Brilliant, Barclay, in 26 days from Aber-
deen. Two ships have just arrived, but have not yet been
boarded. The above vessels met with no ice of conse-
quence ; they report several vessels at hand. Capt. Neil,
of the Sophia, reports that he this morning saw the Rob
Roy, on shore, at Le Islet ; also the Perceval, of Plymouth,
a little above St. Thomas's he further states that there
were about 12 sail of vessels at anchor at Crane Island, un-
able to weigh anchor. We fear from the severity of the
late easterly gales, we shall hear of some disasters.