The Sun.
London, England, 1829-04-23 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.
04
TUESDAY, APRIL .21.—High water 31 min. E-40:
o'clock.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived the Benkal, "j!150,
from Bombay; Thomas Naylor, Trimmonsi-fron:34.
vannah ; Lady Elizabeth, , from the'SOuth .1764
Alert, Croker, from Sligo ; Mars, Clapperton,
Orleans ; Commerce, Bates, from Coleraine ; Fbl'u
from Dublin. for
CLEARED OUTWARDS.—The Flora, Rooderp.iiW
Rotterd ; Champion, , for New Orlear!s;
lypso, Lowther, for Prince Edward's Island; •
Nowell, for Boston ; Thomas, Coffey, 'Newfound.P4
Marshall, ---; for Elsinore ; Seaforth;
Demerara; Gleaner, Ball, and Maalaull, White, 017'
fourulland. sof
Holyhead—Passed inward-bound the Ceres, from'
Orleans, and Mara, not certain. frOs
Point Lynas—Passed inward the Lady Canning,' •
Jamaica.

Fe
On Tuesday night the chambers of Mr. D°A,
of Harcourt-buildings, in the Temple, were broker' °l—i3l
by some thieves, during his absence in the countrY!C.
robbed of a considerdble quantity of property of every "
scription. The villains gained an entrance by bCO4°F.C.
hole through the door with a centre bit, and then Wait"

ti e lock back.
OBSERVANCE OF TIIE SABBATH IN SCOT
LAND.—In Sir Humett REY DAVY'S Salmonia, there is the
,
following anecdote Once I was walking on Arthur
Seat, with some of the most distinguished professors 01
Edinburgh attached to the geological opinions of thelate Dr'
HUTTON, when a discussion took place upon the phenomena
presented by the rocks under our feet, and to exentrliff
principle, Professor PLAYFAIa broke some stones,
I assisted the venerable and amiable philosopher. Vie LI
hardly examined the fragments, when a man from s'cr° ;
who bad been assisting at a field preachitg, came "
tip o
t
and warned us ofT, saying, ye think ye are only stsrje,
breakers ; but I ken ye are Sabbath breakers, mad ye dear!'
to be stoned with your ain statics.' "
SERIOUS FRACAS AT WESTMINSTI
ScitooG.—A most lamentable instance of the hostile feet
ing in great schools has occurred within these few dal.!
Westminster School, in the melancholy fate of 14411-4
Ammo:4, a youth of considerable attainment' ;4„b 6',
War'
years of age, the son of an eminent tradesino iw
'dour-street, Soho, and whs hoarded at C
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c
k
's
't°
Dean's-yard. About a fortnight since, according' to ecj
best information, two of the King's scholars,
ClthOK and Alwasu, having cherished some gruel brad,
wards poor HARRISON, threw a large stone at his "ei".tit
whilst he was going to the school, which struck big'
great violence upon the back of his skull, and sent barn„ -
bleeding to Mr. PRESTON, the second master,
who
tioned the circumstance immediately to Mr. WILLIAIS:s:
the head-master, then too much engaged to notice tag
tentively. By the direction of Mr. PRESTON, wh°
indignant at such outrageous cow-filet, medical assidts,°o
was immediately obtained, and young H.aaalsot(
the
superintendence of his own brother, who
removed to St. George's Hospital,' in order to be underr
.t
R are s
present walking that hospital.. HARRISON,
t'l say, became %TITS,' and he was renioved to his father t
at No. 05, Wordotir-street, Soho, where he at preen%
remains, but is considered in great danger. Cll.OO ,g
MARSH, his assailants, who are about 17 years of
are still at liberty, and do not appear to be inapressed rtt it
the mischief they have maliciously done. 11.saalsoi(t
is stated, had got into the Little Dean's-yard, where, 1::0
cording to an understanding, or some custom, the
boys have no right to intrude.
is a surgeors_.

BIRTHS.
On the 20th inst. at Pantbourn, Berke, the 101°,1.
jamin Williams, Esq. Taristock-square, of is•Thoo,
On the 19th inst. at his house in York-place, 'Pia
man-square, the lady of Henry Charles Hoare, FA.
daughter.
On the 19th inst. in Kent, the lady of-Robertlo°'
Esq. of a daughter. of
In Rutland-square, Dublin, the Countess Annesw4,,, 1'
a still-born son.

MARRIED. b
Fi
On the 21st inst. by the Rev. W. B. Barter, at te
Clore, by special licence, the Rev. J. C. Stapleton Wild
Lady Harriott Elizabeth Herbert, daughter to the gsr'
Carnarvon.
On the 20th inst. at Holton-Beckering, Line q.
by the Rev. John Middleton, 13. D. James L. Rao4elln
of Clapham, Surrey, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter °'
Rev. John Hale, of the former place.
On the 21st inst. at Chalk, Kent, by the Ilenlir;
Joynes, Captain Henry Charles Fraser, of the '''.'ht
sfe(
Royal) Regiment,. to Emma Charlotte, youngest dob-
of W. . Doreill, sq. of the sam plac.
On the 21at1 inst.E the Hon. and Rev.e Charles ,6e,°,,,r•gf
Perceval, third son of Lord Arden, and rector of 1-'3',ltt
ton, Bucks, to Mary, only daughter of the Rev. rr!--
Knapp, rector of Sheialey, in the same county. 14°.
On the 22d inst. at Little Bromley, Essex, by th •tO
Thomas Newman, M.A. J. Porter Humphreys, Ittis
Mary, only daughter of B. Carrington, Esq. of tblo--
place.

DIED. &Of.
On the 21st inst. at Argyll-house, Lady Alice Cor
eldest diughtur of the Earl of Aberdeen.
On the 19th inst. at Thornlby, near Leyburn, the Right •Oftr
Hon. Morris Lord llokeby, of Armagh, and a 114,ffhio
aged 71. He is succeeded in his titles and estates 1!7
brother, Matthew Montagu, Esq. of Portman-squere'.4o,
On the 19th inst. Mrs. Mary Carpue, at Knight,l4,ol'
On the 21st inst. in Albemarle-street, Sir Brool'
Bridges, Bart. of Goodnestone-park, Kent, in thy..year of his age. betbr
On the 19th inst. at Clifton, near Bristol, OE4
relict of N. B. French, jun. Esq. ifs of
On the 21st inst. at Hastings, Elizabeth, the cr
Thomas Mills, EN. „e, V'On the 21st inst. William, the eldest ion of 114.' the
Crafter, auctioneer, Stamford-street. Blackfriare, 313 •
14th year of his age.
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