The Sun.
London, England, 1845-12-03 00:00:00

PUersburgh, 3 Ua...

Berlin —
Vienna, effee. flo. lO 9
Trieste, ditto
Madrid 36h
Cadiz
Bilbao V...
Barcelona

Seville —

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.

LONDON, DEC. !2.—Wind this day at noon, S.W., light
pleasant breeze, and fine clear weather.
OFF MARGATE, DEC. I.—Charlotte, Lanperty, Rio Ja-
neiro; John Hardy, Slaughter, Jamaica; Campbell, Brown,
Honduras.

OPF THE NORTH FORELAND, Nov. 30.—Favorite, Quebec.
BELFAST, Nov. 28.—Arrd. Constitution, Neill, Miraaiichi
Planter, M'Cullock, ditto.
Orr THE LONGSHIPS, Nov. 28. —William Pitt, New•
foundland

OFF ABERDEEN, Nov. 27.—Pacific, Anderson, MiraMielli.
LEITII.—Arrd. Commercial, Henderson, Valparaiso.
SHIELDS, Nov. 30.—SId. Magnolia, Johnston, Rio Janeiro;
Rokeby, Trotter, Bombay.
Gardyne, Halliday, Monte Video.
PADSTOW, Nov. 30.—The Noluna, Langford, from Resti-
gouche, in entering the harbour, grounded o❑ the Dunbar
Sand, but came off without damage, and afterwards in con-
tact with the Dewdrop, and lost gib-boom and part of
figure-head. The latter lost bow-sprit, &c.
HAnwn,m, I.—The Edwin, Gibson, of and for Lon-
don, from Shields, was assisted in here to-day, very leaky,
and with loss of mainmast, bulwarks, stanchions, sails, Ice.,
having been in contact with a loaded brig last night, below
the West Rock. Two vesels were passed in contact last
night, off Bawdsey. by the Hand of Providence, arrived at
this port.
DEAL, DEC. L—Wind W. to W.N.W.—Arrd. Mathilda.
Base, New York, for Antwerp; William and Mary, Allen,
Quebec; Sir John Falstaff, Rowell, Quebec. Arrd. from the
River for Fattel Razaek, Rundle, °den and Bombay.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. I.—Wind S. W. to W.N.W.—Arrd.
Swiss Boy, Portland, United States.
OFF TORBAY, DEC. I.—Elizabeth, Mediterranean, with
loss of bulwark, &c., and master and two men washed over-
board.

TonQuAY, Nov. 28.—Arrd. Messenger, Newfoundland.
STUDWELLROAD, Nov. 30. —Arrd. Donegal, Scott, Quebec.
JIOLTHEAD, Nov. 30. —Arrd. Aurora, Scott, Quebec.
BEAUMARIS, Nov. 30.—Arrd. Pearl, Atkinson, Cumber-
land. Ski. Irlam, Horphew, Barbadoes.
_ _

LIVERPOOL, DEC, I.—Wind N.W.—Arrd. Pearl, Camp-
bell, Tabasco, sld. 10th ult. ; Catherine Baland, Porter,
Jamaica • Serafin, Galdez, llavannah, sld. Ist ult. • Cham-
plain, Miller, '
New Orleans; Damascus, Bliss, New Orleans;
Rockall, Forster, New Orleans; Jessie, Ball, Prince Edward
Island ; Fanny, Montreal ; Aberdeen, M‘Grath, Quebec. A
large brig, apparently timber laden, was on shore yesterday
morning between Blackford and Lytham, being stripped.
BRoAnsTmus, Nov. 30.—The Express, of and from Stock-
ton to London, got on the Sunk Sand this morning, but as-
sisted off without damage, and proceeded.
LANCASTER, Nov. 30.—The Jupiter of Preston, bound to
Ulverston came on shore near Sunderland yesterday, but got
off next tide, and into dock without much damage.

DUNDEE, Nov. 29.—A schooner, name unknown, struck
on the Abertaz Sand, entrance of the river, early this morn-
ing, and foundered ; crew supposed to be drowned.
ALDBOROUGII, DEC. I.—The John Frederick Ord of
Whitby, was abandoned yesterday, after being in contact
with the brig Elizabeth, Wotham, and is supposed to have
foundered ; crew saved by the latter, which has taken extra
hands and proceeded to Yarmouth, with loss of bowsprit. &c.
POOLE, DEC I.—Arrd. Faith, Dunning, Newfoundland.
GLOUCESTER, Nov. 28.—Arrd. Whitwell. Grange, Smith,
lliratnichi. DEC. I.—Arrd. Speculator, Pearson, Honduras.
LYTRUM, Nov. 28.—Acrd. Jane and Esther, Whally, Que-
bec. 29. Ocean, Spray, ditto.
WATERFORD, Nov. 28.—Arrd. Susanna, Westbeach, Rio
Grande; Lavinia, Flaherty, ditto; Margaret, Parker, Cul-
lart on, Newfoundland.

LIMERICK, Nov. 28.—Wind N.W.—Arrd. China, Quebec.

FRIGHTFUL ACCIDE.NT.--.TWO HousEs KILLED.-
On Thursday afternoon, about three o'clock, as Mr. John
Lewis, of Malden, horse.dealer, was on his way on horseback
from Tilbury Fort to Brentwood, a man riding a second horse
belonging to him by his side, when near the Cock at Orsett
they were overtoken by Mr. W m. Stephens, farmer, of Bulphan
Fen, who was riding at a furious pace, and the horse, over which
it was evident he had no control, came in contact with
that upon which Mr. Lewis's man was mounted. Such was
the violence of the collision that the man was thrown from
his seat, but fortunately he escaped unhurt. Mr. Stephens
was also precipitated to the ground, and his horse rolled over
him. He was taken into Barrington's farm, and Inspector
Smith, of the police force, who was near the spot, with the
greatest promptitude obtained the assistance of Mr. Corbett.,
surgeon, when it was found that Mr. Stephens was much
injured upon the hip, and greatly bruised. The poor
animals fell a sacrifice to the casualty, the one rode by Mr.
Lewis's man expiring from the effects of the shock in about
five minutes; and Mr. Stephens's being so much injured
that its sufferings were necessarily put an end to with the
knife half an hour after the occurrence. The latter, it ap-
pears, from some cause took fright at Chadwell, near Grays,
from which time Mr. S. lost all power over hlm, the animal,
we are informed, actually clearing by a leap a donkey and
cart, which were upon the road. Mr. Lewis's horse is said
to have been worth about 12/., Mr. Stephens's 25/.—Essex
Herald.

SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING ABOUT INK.—The
New York Tribune states that account-books, cheques, and
other manuscripts belong inn t,►Croker aryl Warren, contnined
ia i;-on it:ive been IceoveßA, having cuff eyed no fur-
ther injury from the late great fire than the total erasure of
all the entries made in blue ink, while those made in black
ignk. were uniformly legible,

COURT CIRCULAR.
The Queen and Prince Albert walked in the plants..
tions of Osborne House on Monday afternoon. the
Their Ro) al Highnesses the Prince of Wales,
P-ire Si loyal, and the Princess Alice, were t.,llcen
carriage airing on Monday afternoon.
Colonel Buckley arrived at Osborne House on :‘loe..
day, and has succeeded Lord Charles Wellesley (Clot
Marshal), in the duties of Equerry in Waiting to the
Queen. Major-General Sir Edward Bowater also
arrived at Osborne House on Monday, and has sue;
ceeded Lieutenant-Colonel Wylde in the duties
Equerry in Waiting on Prince Albert.
Lord Charles Wellesley and Lieut.-Colonel Wylde
were
left Osborne House on Monday Afternoon, And
conveyed in the Fairy yacht to
eaSouthampton.
Yesterday morning her Majesty and her Re
df
sort took their usual early walk in the plsure roup
of Osborne Hou.
The Prince cfse Wales, the Princess Royal, and the:
Princess Alice were taken their usual exercise on the
5
beach yesterday morning.

WINDSOR, TUESDAY.—His Royal Hignness
_„0.
Alfred was taken a carriage airing yesterday &row '
accompanied by the Dowager Lady Lytteiton.
attended
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Icen
_,
by Baroness de Speth, left her residence,
l FrogenN,
louse, about eight o'clock this morning, to Plritle/
the Great Western Railway to town, en route "
tt, the
Court, Worcestershire, on a visit to her
QueenDo •
~ wager. Oil
Prince Alfred was taken out on his P°ll°'/
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morning. L and th.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of 1e117,,i- oft°
Duke of Cambridge left the Euston•squareterrnnraing
London and Birmingham Railway yesterdel olor
for the Droitwich station of the Birminglie° snorshire'
cester Railway, en route to Witley Court, Wolves— The,
on a visit to her Majesty the Queen DowseLth o°,
Royal Duchess was attended by Baroness de Plaoo`
Colonel Sir George Couper, Bart., and the '—
Cambridge was attended by Baron Knesebeclt. 000
A Cabinet Council was held yesterday ar,..ternot 00f:
three o'clock, at the Foreign-office. The ThisAl nor'
cleuch arrived in the forenoon in town from the 0°
tba
attend the meeting. Peel, al
The Ministers present were Sir Robert .oke
5.
Duke of Wellington, Lord Wharncliffe, the fy►
Buccleuch, the Earl of Aberdeen, Lord
James Graham, the Chancellorof oRf
it el 3 Exchietie '4l°
Ripon, Lorifu
Earl of Haddington, the Earl
Somerset, the Earl of Lircoln, and titoeniii Right
Sidney Herbert.
The Council sat three hours and a half. liadl/ile
The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for P 4-40
Committee-meeting yesterday. There were P'
arefalic:
Bishops of London, Ely, and Oxford.
Mr. J. Strettell Brickwood, Public Worksl)°,4,-gace'id
South-Sea House, had an interview with the vri-eoce
of the Exchequer yesterday, at his official rid Coohor
Downing-street. Mr. Higham, Secretary "726100", be
troller-General to the Commissioners for theoli
of the National Debt, had also an interview
Right Hon. Gentleman.
Dispatches were sent off yesterday evemPP,lbs
Colonial-office fur the Lord High o Comm
of
lonian Islands.

STRAND THEATRE (09
The Shaksperians have taken this theatre.4o or
performances, and they commenced their e,stngerlid
evening with the Merchant of Venice, Mr. ire
Camp
"if'
peering as Shylock. Now, considering that ra'iste,lo4
was for years the avowed editor of the &air
paper, and remembering, moreover, that his sloseoj/
two years since, at Covent-garden, in the ° willcV
Hamlet, was rendered memorable by a row, 0 i
not been equalled since the 0. I'. riots, it ossoa 9
been expected that his appearance at the Str,ilbe Jr
have given rise to great opposition. $t 011,
was crowded long before the commeneer°6 poot.
play, and the appearance of Mr. Gregory ii 4 sillifil
was the signal for a burst of groans, hisses. a" 00 ,r.
of unseemly noises ; these were immediateli alt o,'
in a most enthusiastic burst of cheering, tiliro efAO
evident from that moment that the supper! we r"
Gregory were in the majority. The minoritPticeit,
instead of gracefully succumbing after making sertilf,
test, chose to interrupt the performance, s° St 01.
raised of " Turn them out," which was 0550000.
verbatim et lite, atim, and sundry of the Ixeh; plat a'
the dissentients were ejected vi et armis. .1"-seeil6Aik
suffered to proceed tolerably quietly until the 0 OrAli
tween Shylock and Tubal, when the dissentie°ool9l
desperate rally. They were, however, agai'log
and an ejectment by summary process h 6 1.1'.41
served upon some half dozen of them, the
tgeep9
ceeded to the end without interruption. At . 0110
sion Mr. Gregory was called for, and 0% roil'
with three cheers, so that, as faithful rePOO3 ,
reofeel bound to state that his supporters `'e ,011
drowned his opponents. And now as to 311'97
right to claim the homage which is due to l,
capable of supporting the first range of Shahsi'm it
meters. Looking at his Shylock of last ni Dot o'4lo
prejudice—considering it as the Shylock, wall/
Gregory, but of Mr. Smith, or of Mr. Al3rit
010
fresh from the provinces—we should say t"" Id ij 00
most promising debiit we had seen for years' reeon/4
upon the Shylock of Edmund Kean (and wile.:Ct 0 ed:
actor find a better model ?), it was yet ;Leto! it.
vile imitation. It was evident that the,' hYlieoi
a just conception of his part, although'
young actors, he was rather too much '° eit, 40'
making points than upon infusing into titriStitt ;
that unity which is the distinguishing charsewos pi.
perfect artist. Time and practice would Ifooffj
Gregory a first-rate actor; and as it is, $0,.00 TO:
where, even among professional artists we su:'„rtol,
,10,
better Shylock—Macready's Shylock is infer/I le re
conception, and Charles Kean's is not Ws all 4.
power. With regard to the other charaeter9,:ofte
we will say of them is, that they were sal/r i
amateurs.
Ph',"
SUICIDE FROM DISTRESS.—On Monday bhe"pri,
Baker held an inquest at the City of Norwich P",febi,
Wentworth-street, Whitechapel, on the borlf "` $10.474
sell, aged 54, a comb-maker. The deceased Was,,.
Glasgow, and had formerly been in affluent 0105#0r
but from unforeseen difficulties he had of late ber'.° 0 ~bOl
reduced, and for some time past had obtained 6a-or.,
subsistence by hawking combs about the streets. 1,44,F
day night he was very depressed, and went t° 60415411
eleven o'clock, and on Friday, not coming 0,1,110
4,005
landlady went to call him, and found him hi '-'7,0, ii,
state. Mr. Hart, a surgeon, was sent for, w''',o 6 000)0.
arrival, pronounced him to be labouring under seeffeet,o
..,
poison. Antidotes were administered withont4,4o OP bit
expired at eleven o'clock the same night. Al'4l3oittr
two phials containing a few drops of laudanalmkia 0 A
poison, was discovered secreted between the s3c or
biaiti
bed. Verdict—" Temporary insanity."
I, eel) le,
OPENING OF THE PORTS.—It Will a 6 the ditof
advertising columns that Norwich is j0inin4,,,,,°0619
cities and towns of the empire in the genera
an immediate abolition of the corn-laws- /' i a ifc,',,,,,
twelve o'clock, is the time appointed ; and oe. oil" or
are persuaded, need be said, to rouse the citizen/I'f at A
to an effort worthy of the occasion, and w"t• obi:.
selves.—Norfolk N. rider
to
We understand that the indisposition uses t'eille'
Lord Granville Somerset has been labouring arove''' 110
attack of gout. His Lordship was sufflcientlY r •
ti°P t).
terday to attend to his official duties.
A_ bscrial) 0
THE BERNARD TESTIMONIAL.-- SU v" -e,ag
been set on foot, under the above title, to Pr° ibtbo
families of the gallant men who volunteered to
.0:0:fr
plague-ship the Eclair from Africa to England, urrite° ,
victims in the attempt. Mr. Bernard was the 6
went on board at the Capa de Verd Islands. Oa'
Advertiser. i„. i 1
._1 1 1109'
OPENING THE PORTS.—OH MOIVI, AN'ot m
SplPAc‘
meeting convened by the Mayor, was held at toe"
to memorialise the Crown for opening the Ports, pot,.
FOOTPADS.—As Mr. Wells, grocer, °I sestUtoiitijs
holt, was going from the Ipswich TurnPihs „posn of
Bergholt, en Tuesday night last, when nearly 744 tos_4ii
lodge there, the residence to Sir H. Hughes, /,,,faitatte,'o
accosted by two rough fellows, who de' then waol,
was going, and what he was after there, and cialoeld
something, which Mr. Wells interpreted into L. it•_, 06111
money, but at that time a light appeared at '-:i see, resyj
gate, and Mr. Wells immediately ran towards,: 'an° old'
made off. Mr. Wells was dreadfully alarmed' tiler " ,0
the house in great trepidation, but without fur atea )
tion.—lpswich Express.
..,,,,s OA toy,
IMPUDENCE.—At Lincoln a ruse •—.-- nor-e
ta a
ttl obtain levels across the grounds of a hostile Is'ottliio4o
sureyor held him in parley ; meanwhile his,. rein-A
_.' it.
formed the work, and then coolly told him b'sfaletty
no consequence, as the required survey was c°oolo 4
not stated how the parleyer was permitted to
it P"
—lpswich Express. 90 ob )
On Wednesday evening one of the 11.111 t e , r-,
lar in some way made his escape frorr• t°_,Lipfirlon:
ment, and doubtless perambulated the
.e 0 0,.#;
streets of Gosport during the night. The joie 'OO $0
at about eight o'clock, he entered the 00,' Air
kept by Mr. Gale. in a dirty and raggree-hre_r4
cloth cap and gold band around it. 11° fa Dii'e, tr;il
have two eggs and half a pound of 10133 0-0 6_,,, n
fast, and seating himself before the tarroro, frcoo7ol,
off his trousers, that were very 'nue° bo W 6400 vt.4l
he wanted a new pair. The landlord, lir 0,
_4OlO
the paper, requested him to put thew red P. 004 0
asked for some pins to pin up his tatiteolord "id§
and remained nearly half an hour. The '6.dea head 'lO
him an eccentric character, but had no i.le wen joi 1,14
lunatic. On leaving the Castle Taver", %to to Toe
way to the beach, and engagad a watern thrf,lloo 00
to Portsmouth, instead of which—whet-At 01",./erj,6601
or not we do not know—the boat lanaepeolsr. g v'tir
Beach, at which place the keepers from "doclgllla too ,
the look out for the runaway, who, aftedrio as 141' tid e,o,
about fur some time amongst the buil voile, tot
rials there, was taken without injuring 6,,lich be ' to
veyed in safety to the asylum from wit t liree
8
' taped.—Hampshire Independent.
4. having 6eogeits'
The man who was suspected 0., -k, 10 re ;prdi.:,,tir
the premises of Mr. John Cane, of Colnbr°,°„,,, yes""oo 'oo°
not being allowed to sleep in the barn,
ni 010 he
amined before the magistrates at Feltlrast I'l ' ,4 0
factory evidence having been brought an 0060
discharged. tier 13616*
_Esther
the
IMPORTANT TO APPRENTICES. d to $ pdee-,
married woman from Boxted, cornploilica, Jillie tfisb be
at Colchester, of the conduct of her aprosilo learn iflinaitt'
who had been bound to her by indenture, t
of 10/.,,e).,
coif
a milliner and dress-maker, at a preinla plicio 06
been paid by the lady of Sir RI 0 defel/ded't tlis
Owing to the disobedient conduct of tls canc.. to ~/
plainant wished to have the indentur
ed oat ber,_ois
• to pOt 00 ,t,
the indenture being produced, it sed 0 0-
defendant, was bound to complainant,
__ettt, so 00 Tii,
band, which rendered it an invalid instrue,lnch, treet-...001
case emirely out of the jurisdiction of the:, ea. hwe'dsla
reed woman could legally enter into sac' dto v' otoi 0 ,
boar' rec t, of
defendant, therefore, should have been 136011 pas
ofrice t,
to have made the indenture valid. Ths. ra to de ch 6 y 'Pi
the complainant to return half the prein''',o be 01011000
separate altogether, as there appeared , core Per Doe pre
their ilk :1, ' t, ,;ei.11,A7 r,li flidly reor''id thst ilaf tilfiVi
jetted to these terms; but, on being t,... whole, to,,
would in all probability be sued for tot' „areeci
mium, she offered to return 41., which WO "
gerald.