The Sun.
London, England, 1842-07-15 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING

LONDON, JULY 14.—Wind this day at Noon, W. to N.W.
DEAL, JILT 13. Wind, S. W.—Arrd. Andromede, Elliot,
Sydney ; Cato, St. Vincent ; Eliza, Gailon, Grenada ; Asia,
Newfoundland. The Princess Royal, for Falkland Islands ;
Sarah Crisp, and Harriet, for the Cape ; Patriot, Mogadore.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 13.—Wind S.W. to W.—Arrd. Fer-
dinand, Havre to Guadeloupe.
COWES, JULY I3.—Arrd. Trad Ferry, Chase, Baltimore,
and sailed for Antwerp. The Wanderer, Hoar, for Ramsgate,
has come in here with loss of bowsprit, having been run into in
Yarmouth Roads.
Orr THE WionT.—Ratter, Havannah, for Antwerp.
TORBAY, JULY 12.—Sid. Emma (with convicts), Van
Diemen's Land.
Fattiouxu, JULY 12.--Wind W. to W. S.W. ,fresh breezes.
—Arrd. Raja, J. Bull, Odessa. Arrd. off, Mary Bell and
Caglifaeri, do. •ld. Sophia, Teneriffe.
PENZANCE, JULY 12.—Arrd. Brothers, Rochdale; Vihelia,
London to Rio, with loss of top-gallant-mast. The Pomona,
from Malaga to Rotterdam, has put in here with mast sprung.
SouTHAmrrow, JULY 12.—Arrd. City of Glasgow steamer,
Boxer, West Indies.
LIVERPOOL, JULY 13.—Wind S.W. to W., moderate.—
Arrd. John Brooks, Lockhart, and Elizabeth, Robinson, La
Guayra ; Mary, Hawkins, Demerara; Campbellton, Cockton,
Rio de la Hache ; Cruickton Castle, M'Millan, Savannah
Francis de Pau, Mobile; Shenandon, We,t, Philadelphia;
Cosmo, Quterbridge, New York. Sid. Southerner, New
York. Arrd. off, Georgiana steamer.
DUBLIN, JULY 11.—Sid. Wanderer, Hinds, St. Lucia.
LEITH, JULY I I.—Sld. Marquis of Douro, Singapore.
SHIELDS.—Sid. Brackett, Nixon, Rio ; Swiss Boy, Boston;
Cyrus, Quebec.
GHENT, JULY 12.—The Racer, Lamborn, in coming into
the harbour, got ashore and foundered—crew saved.
The following has bean received at Lloyd's :
NOTICE 1O MARINERS.—SWEDISH LIGHTS.
H ydrographic- office, Admiralty, July 6, 1842.
LIGHT ON HULL Poiwr.—An open coal fire, on a hill ad-
jacent to the present Lighthouse, will be substituted for this
light, till a new tower be constructed, on which will be shown
fixed lights from lamps.
FALSTERBO LIGHT.
A temporary light from a large lantern will be shown from
the Lighthouse on Falaterbo Point, till the requisite alterations
are completed for subsisting a fixed light from lamps, for the
coal fire hitherto in use at this Lighthouse. The temporary
light will be much less conspicuous than the former coal fire,
but it is expected that the new light will be shown in July,
1643. A new tower, with a revolving light, is to be erected at
Mumps Tange, four miles to the northward of Falkenburg, in
the Cattegat.

THE ANTI-CORN-LAW CON-
FERENCE.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
Ssai,—Allow me through your valuable paper to sussurate to
the great Conference now assembled in London, to call a
general meeting of the Anti-Monopoly Associations ; by so
doing they will link the chain together, and I feel convinced
they would cheerfully subscribe to the support of those patriotic
men, who are so nobly fighting for the people's rights, and who
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should be called the representatives of the ople.
EDE NULIS.
14, Old Rutland-Itreet, Mite-end, July 13, 1842.

The Town Battalion mustered very strongly yes-
terday, and marched to the Greve d'Aaette, where they were
reviewed by the Governer. General Napier was present. He
was dressed in plain clothes; an olive frock coat, white hat,
Ire. He is a tall, military-looking man, and has altogether the
keen, decided, intellectual expression. which one would look for
in the author of the as Peninsular War." He seemed highly
pleased with the appearance of the battalion, and we ourselves
heard him and the Governor remark upon the excellence of the
light company in particular.--Jersey Gazette.
Moujallard, the man who was condemned to death
by the Court of Assizes for the Vaucluse, for the murder of his
mistress, was executed on the 4th instant, in the market-place
of Carpentras. He died with courage and resignation, in the
presence of an immense congregation of the people.
THE KNIGHTSBRIDGE COMPLETE SUFFRAGE As-
SOClATlON.—Wednesday this Association held a meeting
at Thornton's Coffee-house. Mr. Stempson was called
to the chair. After the transaction of the ordinary busi-
ness, Mr. Westcrton opened the discussion on the fol-
lowing question—" What are the best means for inducing
the middle classes to join the suffrage movement ?" The
usual objecti.ins of the tradesmen who abstained from
joining were stated and replied to by Mr. Westerton,
when, on the motion of Messrs. Giffard and Watts, the
discussion was adjourned to next Wednesday evening.
Colonel Ferguson and family, the Compte de
Bodzig, Captain Kinlock, and the Rev. Mr. Devey, arrived in
town yesterday morning, by the General Steam Navigation
Company's steam-ship Wilberforce, from Antwerp.
Lord and Lady Povverscourt and suite embarked
at the Brunswick Wharf, Blackwell, yesterday afternoen, on
board the favourite steam-ship Rainbow, Captain Fife, for Ant-
werp. As usual, the wharf was crowded with a host of fashion-
ables to witness the departure of this ship, the accommodations
of which are much admired. She went off really like walking
the water, so steady and yet so fast, Her passengers nearly
100 in number were, with few exceptions, en route for the
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