The Sun.
London, England, 1842-01-25 00:00:00

THE DUkE OF CLEVELAND.

This morning, after the departure of Sir Henry
Raiford and Dr. Chambers, a bulletbi was exhi-
bited, of which the following is a copy :
" His Grace Litt Duke of Cleveland has bad
another bad night, and remains very ill."
" Bt. Jamees•square, Jan. 25,184'2."

LLOYII'S SHIPPING—(THIS DAY.)
LoNDON, JAr', O.—Wind this day at noon N.W.
RAMBMA, JAN. 24.—Arrd. Venus, Gothenburg, for
Rip lVE:te. Sid. Gustav Frike, Cuba.
DEAL, JAN. 25.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrd. Caroline,
ilughes, Mauritius, Arid. from the River, and sld.,
Anna Eliza, China; Ernst; Rio; Duke Bronti, Jamaica;
Ann Carr, Trieste, with the rest of the outward-bound.
OFF Do ER; JAN.. 24.—Heroine, Barrett, Rio ; Leo-
pard, New brleans ; Teneriffe, and Wanderer, Tene-
rife Amalia, Odessa, for Antwerp ; Harvest Home,
Boyce, Calcutta. The Test, Brown, from Odessa to
Antwerp, was abandoned at sea 13th inst., in lat. 45.,
having nine feet water in her hold, and foundered on the
following day ; crew saved by the Amalia, arrived off
this port.
PORTSMO`UTH, JAN. 24.--Wind N.E. to S.S.W.—Arrei.
Ontario, London for New. York.
TOMMY, JAN. 23.—Arrd. Isabella, Portsmouth for
Van Diemen's Land.
FALMOUTH, JAN: 23,—Wind W.N.W. NV.; fresh
gales and squally.--Arrd. Exmouth; Norman, Alexan.
dria, with cargo shifted, loss of fore topmast; sails; boat; &c ;
Neptune, st., Southampton for Vigo ; Trefusia, Ancona:
PENZANCE, JAN. 23.—Arrd. ctdarine, Cuba ; Joseph;
Palms.
Tiv,
Sllt,o tojta,mattAivNtt,. , '
lli
-boajnd to
ex-
pected off ppm tiagt
with damage.l 1)
u The Fergus, leaY
Frgu' butbounds,
to Aya
'''Nculai has put buk dismasted, having been
'n Am
u into by an ;yrican ship, 22d inst., whilst Jong 10
in a thick fog Aleut 30 miles W, of HtiVlitati. Arid. Rosen-
dale, Friend, Bahia, sailed tti 3/4111., from Pernambuco 16th;
Agnes, NaBsithl Vernon, Robinson, Charleston; Thos.
P. Cope, Philadelphia; Avalanche, NeW York; Eliza-
beth Radcliff, Huddlestont; Lima; sailed Oct: G. Sailed
Jane Prowso, Valparaiso;- Australia, Bahia; Tit, Per-
nambuco; Charlotte and Barbadian; liamiticai Solway;
Barbadoes; Wanderer; Stt Lutia; Pat; Minim Haitinnah;
Racer, Vera Crui; Grace, Brown, Baltimore; Admit
tan& sued dreenock, Mobile ; Torolinta, New York;
Ent-au, Ditto; Matamora, Alexandria. Arrd. off•--B in-
dostan, Bombay. • •
OFF FoLKSToNEs JAN: MhtifitifiS.
POOLE, JAN: 24..—Arrd. George; Newfoundland,
with loss of bulwarks, &c., having bceilon her beam ends.
YAnkotAti, JAh. 21.—The Aldefsbha Utisiatd; from
London to Sunderland, got Oh Pallihg teach yesterday,
and has become a total wreck:
CROOKHAVEN; JAN: 21,.--Arril. TrhstY, Waterford for
Newfoundland; leaky; cargb shiftbd; nhd pumps ehbked,'
having
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ono
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T beam r
ae
iaep endsw thll2otshs
&c., during a heavy gale 13th inst. ionfsbt.l'd‘iln ion.
arks,

'---It ,now definitively arranged, contrary to the inten-
tion originally promulgated, that the splendid pack of
fox4iounds of the late Earl of Harewood will not be
transferred to the kennels at Bramham or Wother-
some, under the care of Mr. 'George Lane Fox, jun.,
but that they will remain at the kennels at ilarewood as
heretofore, and be limited tinder the direction of the
present Marl liarewoncl) On the day the late Lord
died the pack number d 54 couples, or WO dogs. Of
these 9 were six years old, 14 five years old, 17 four
years old, 21 three years old, 21 two years old, and 27
were young ones.---Leeds Intelligenixt%
Notwithstanding the recent tionVibilbli o! Ed-
ward* Squire lirbeddline., and Westceate, for horse-
stealing, hi the parish of Romfordi. and IA the two last
Sessions at'Chelnisfurdi of Rolf p and coasiiis; fbr high-
way robbery the ise.lft taiiali) upon which they have
all been transported, crime still MiltiPll4 9.14 the
increase in the Liberty 'of tiarerin&tkeAower. A
few nights since the lien4iiitnie bf MP) PAU tourer',
miller, Romforti, Was broken into; and 10 fowls were
stolen therefrom.. On Thursdir eveging last; daring the
and twooTaluable zunl a4d bthqi
Richard Newman, Esq), Of 1-lOrtichitreb; were entered,
temporary absence a the Li 4 11FOintses of
stgen • , And
night 7:1 sheep belonging to 110..TIsenry
on Friday
Gi 14. --
of Romford, farmer, was stolen from a field
situate near Lvuse,—Emexellerald.

CORN•LAWs.—In his Anti-Corn-law lecture
delivered at the White 1-tart Tavern, Bishopsgate• street,
yesterday, Mr. Sidney Smith stated that he had received seve-
ral communications recommending that the inhabitants of the
metropolis should avail themselves of the opportunity offeredby
the opening of Parliament by her Majesty, who it is supposed
will be accompanied on the occasion by his Majesty the
King of Prussia, to manifest to their Majesties the
hostility of the people of this country to our pre-
sent system of Corn-laws. Alr. Smith approved highly
of the suggestion, and he should be glad to find that
arrangements were made fcw carrying it into effect. It
would, no doubt, be deairable that her Majesty and the King
of Prussia, the head of title Prussian Loaque, should be ac-
quainted with the feelings e. 4 the people of Lngland on so im-
portant a question.
We understand the L .ord Bishop has received an
invitation, by command of her Majesty, to be present at
the christening of the.l'ir.c u 9flVales and at the Royal
dleuner.--Noruich lifero ury•
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