The Sun.
London, England, 1842-12-02 00:00:00

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LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS DAY)
Loxpox, DEC. 2.---Wind this day at noon, southerly,
light airs and hazy.
DEAL, DEC. 1:--Wind S.S.W., moderate.--Arrd.
Chance, Harris, Trinidad ; Salvatore, Teneriffe ; Bar-
bara, Banton, Bombay ; Maria, Crewa, westward. Al-
most all the outward bound have put back and remain.
OFF MARGATE, DEC. I.—Bengalee, Boodle, China;
John and William, Newfoundland.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. L—Wind S.W.--Arrd. Wil-
liam Harris, Rogers, Honduras. Std. Liverpool
steamer, Alexandria.
. PLYMOUTH, DEC. S.—Aral. Edward.
M'Kenzie, Quebec.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 1.--Strong breezes and squally.
—Sld. Niagara, •Sctiddoe Boston.
SWANSEA, Nov. 30.--"Arrd: 'GlouCester, Easter-
brook, Valparaiso.
MILFORD, Nov. 30.—Arrd. John Larch, Liverpool,
from China.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. I.—Wind 'S., moderate.—Arrd.
Lauriston, Jamaica. Sld. William Prowse, Valpa-
.raiso ; William Russell, Brazil; St. Thomas; Royal
Mint and I. o.' Jamaica ; Martha, Cuba; Swatara,
New Orleans ; Satisfaction, Africa. Arrd. off, Potter,
Ceylon. The steamers Prince of Wales and Royal
Victoria were in contact last night off the rocks, and
both received conSiderable damage. One man was
killed, and three persons severely hurt on board the
ViCtoria.
CORK, Nov. 29.—Arrd. William Large, Osmo-
therby, Jamaica; BroOke, Stirling, Cuba.
CASTLETOWN, Nov. 30.—Three casks of gin, of
about 140 gallons each, MarkedAarrii and Co. (z),
came ashore in this bay yesterday. -
RAMSGATE, DEC. I.—The William Hatnley, from
Newcastle to Guernsey, has been assisted in here,
leaky, having been ashore to the eastward of Dover.
DOVER, DEC. I.—About 100 casl4 of French wine,
marked H It 8 E, No. 10 d 13, have been picked up,
And landed on this coast.
YARMOUTH, ISLE or WIGHT, DEC. I.—The Mary
and Sally arrd. here from Seville, spoke yesterday,
about 2G miles S.S.W. of the Lizard, the Ockbrock,
for London to New Orleans, and took the mate and
one man on board belonging, to the Sophia, Kettels,
arrd. at Plymouth, which Vessel had been in contact.
SCILLY, OCT. 29. The Eleanor,' Clark, from
Odessa to London, which put in here 10th inst. leaky,
is discharging 'her cargo. The Iberia, Hall, from
London to Gibraltar, put in here 22d inst. leaky, and
is discharging her cargo at St. Mary's Pier, having
shipped several heavy seas, and experienced a heavy
gale at W. by S., and was obliged to cut away her
masts. The Hope, Guthrie, from Odessa and Cork
to London, has put in here leaky, and with cargo
shifted.
BRIDPORT, DEC. I.—A boat, marked outside Dal-
marnock, Alloa, has been picked up at Abbotsburg ;
a companion slide, 3 feet 3 inches square, with a brass
rim, apparentlybelonging to a steamer, painted 'wains-
cot inside, and black on the top, has been washed
ashore at this place. Several pieces of deck plank, of
red pine, about 31 inches thick, have also come ashore

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Nov. N.—Their Excellencies the Lord

Lieutenant and the Countess De Grey, with Mr. and
Lady Mary Vyner, Mr. Magenis, and suite, left the
Vicereg-al Lodge yesterday, on a visit for a few days
to Mr. and Lady Florence Balfour, at their seat,
Townly Hall, Drogheda.
The Government have sent down Mr. Nicholas
Kelly to take charge of the district of Skibbereen,
considering it expedient, on account of the recent de-
plorable affray in that place, to remove Mr. Gore
Jones to another district. 'Mr. Kelly went down to
Skibbereen on Saturday night.
On' Sunday an inquest was held before George Brad-
shaw, Esq., and a respectable jury, on the body of
the late James Scully, Esq., of Kilbeach, and, after a
lengthened investigation, a verdict of " Wilful mur-
der" against some person or persons unknown was re-
turned. The Earl of Glengall, Sir John Fitzgerald,
Messrs. Creagh, Scully, Keating, (Meagher. Chay-
ter, and several other Magistrates attended at the
inquest, and have since called a meeting of Magis-
trates for Friday next, at Cashel, " to take into con-
sideration the steps necessary to be adopted oh. the
melaneholy occasion of this murder." The deceased
gentleman was a Magistrate of Tipperary, the eldest
son of Counsellor Denis Scully, formerly of Merrion-
square, Dublin,, the well-known 'author of yworlc
called " Statement of the Penal Laws," and he was
brother to Vincent Scull,, Esq., Of if e Leinster cir-
cuit, who married Miss -Grogan, Of Harcourt-street,
Dublin, sister to the. Wernher.
The Lord Chancellor yester:ay dismissed the peti-
tion of Mr. John Devereux, in custody for ru mu g
away with Elizabeth Kennedy, a ward of the Coui t,
with severe reproof.
Mr. and Mrs. Kean, having been engaged for a
short period at the Theatre Royal, made their first
appearance on Saturday evening in the Gamester. The
house was crowded in every part, and nothing could
exceed the enthusiastinmanner in which these general
favourites were received.