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

-1.11.1.147 AND POLICE.

A proclamation, offering a reward of 2007. for the
apprehension of the murderers of James Scully, Esq.,
has been issued by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
His Excellency offers a free pardon to any accomplice,
not being the actual murderer, who will prosecute to
conviction the persons c mcerned. Two other out-
rages have taken place in King's and Queen's counties,
for discovery of the perpetrators of which two rewards
of 801. each have been offered.

I.ITEILAW7 IND SCIENTIFIC.

Fonthill Abbey, oa which Mr. Beckford expended
such large sums, and which excited the envy of the
Prince Regent, is now in ruins.

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Saturday appears to be the day now peremptorily
fixed for the departure of the Court to Windsor, and
the usual orders have been issued for the necessary
preparations to be made for the Queen's leaving Wal-
iner early that morning.
The Marquis of Northampton arrived in town on
Tuesday from Castle Ashby.
The Earl and Countess of Jersey have been seeing
company since their return to Middleton Park. Lady
Lyndhurst, Count Karolyi, Viscount Ipswich, and
Hon. Captain Villiers, &c., have been among the guests
at the Hall.

Lord Fitzroy Somerset arrived in town on Tuesday
evening from a visit to the Earl and Countess of Mor-
nington at Deal Castle. Lady Fitzroy is recovering
from her recent accident.

Lord and Lady Willoughby d'Eresby arrived on the
Terrace, Piccadilly, on Tuesday, from Dover.
Sir Charles Dalbiac, who arrived in town last
week from a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Rox-
burghe' at Fleury Castle, near Kelso, has since gone
to Brighton.
The Earl of Belmore, with the Countess and family,
are staying at Castlecoole for the winter.
Viscount and Viscountess Dillon left town on
Tuesday for Brighton, to pass the winter there.
Mr. Asheton Smith has taken the Marquis of An-
glesey's seat, Plasnewydd, in the island of Anglesey,
for a term.

Count Pahlen left Mivart's Hotel on Wednesday, for
Trentham, to visit the Duke and Duchess of Suther-
land.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Wednesday Prince Albert visited the Beacon of Re-
fuge, on the Goodwin Sands, accompanied by Captain
Bullock, who erected it there about two years since.
His Royal Highness afterwards inspected the works
of the South Foreland Lighthouse.
An extensive and destructive fire occurred at Kings-
wood-hill, near Bristol, on Tuesday evening, when
the warehouses and retail shop of Messrs. Budgett
were totally burnt. The stock consumed consisted of
refined sugar, cheese, coffee, and flour to the amount
of 1,5001. The firm is insured in the Phoenix and
other offices in upwards of 8,0001.
Some women and seam6n created an enzeute at Bou-
logne on Tuesday, from labouring under a misconcep-
tion that a sailor, whose conduct was very irregular,
had been severely treated by his officer, he having
been put in irons for his conduct. It appears that he
had chilblains on his feet, a circumstance unknown to
the captain, which caused great swelling and pain, and
which led to aggravated reports, causing the disturb-
ance in question.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS DAY.)
LONDON, DEC. I.—Wind this day at noon, S. to
S.W., light airs and h tzy.
DEAL, Nov. 30, A.m.—Wind S.W., P.T.,
W.N.W., moderate.—Arrd. Europa, Claman, Bata-
via; Queen, Quebec. Sid. Stratford, Mauritius;
Magnet, Grenada; Wellington, New York. Almost
all the outward hound.have sailed. Arrd. Calcutta,
M‘Kennoul, St. John's, N.B. ; Priam, Monte Video.
PORTSMOUTH' NOV. 30.—Wind W.N.W. to
W.S.W.— Sld.Zenobia, Owen, Calcutta.
OFF THE START, Nov.2B.—Pekin, Jones, for Hull,
out 37 days. _ _

MirmoßD, Nov. 29.—Arrd. Trident, Gourlay, Tat-
magouche ; Luna, Whitehead, Richebucto ; Pembroke
Castle, Stanebury, Quebec.
WtvENnoE.—The barge Shrimp, of Maldon, has
been brought in here, having been fallen in with off
the Black Deeps, abandoned.
'Li v ERPOOL, Nov. 30.—W in d S. S.W., light.—Arrd.
Meg, of Maldon, Poleasdale Calcutta; Great Wes-
tern (steamer)' Hoskin, New York, left 17th inst.
Sld. Cornubia, Alaranham ; Bolton Abbey, New Or-
leans ; Huron ,Charleston ; Margaret Ann, Newfound-
land; Saucy Jack, Africa.
Comc, Nov. 28.—Sid. St. Lawrence, Baltimore.
Off port, Delhi, Valparaiso.
KINGSTOWN, Nov. 29.—S1d. Dauntless, —.

Hum., Nov: 30.—Arrd. Independent, Bombay.
PORTSNIOUTII, Nov. 30.—The Anna Catharina,
Bleinkoward, from Lisbon to Gamin Carlby-, which
put in here the 22d: ult. leaky, has discharged her
cargo, and been placed on the slipway to repair.
COWES, Nov. 30.—The Anthony, Mugge, from
Shields to Marseilles, has arrived here leaky, and is
coming into the harbour to discharge. The Elizabeth,
Jansen, from Singapore to Hamburgh came into the
harbour this morning to discharge.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 29.—The Fox, Bowen, from
Portsmouth to this port, upset in a squall and sank;
crew saved.

LITTLEHAMPTON, Nov. 29.—Two casks of cider,
marked B 8, have been picked up to the eastward.
The following has been posted at Lloyd's :
Hydrographic-office, Admiralty, Nov. 20, 1842.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
LOUISBURG LIGHT ON CAPE BRETON ISLAND.

The following information has been received by
liar Majesty's Government :
" A lighthouse has been established on the eastern
side of the entrance to the harbour of Louisburg, 60
fathoms in shore, in lat. 45 deg. 54 min. N., and long.
59 deg. 50 min. 10 sec. It stands on the site of the
old French lighthouse (which was succeeded by a
beacon), and shows a fixed light, visible at sea from off
Cape Portland, to the south-eastern extreme of Cape
Breton. The lighthouse (which is a square building)
is painted white, with vertical block stripes on either
cile. in order to distinguish it froml;&ithouses, and to
render it conspicuous when the back land is covered with
snow. The following remarks may be of service
to vessels bound to Louisburg. When coming from
the eastward they should bring the light to bear W.
by N., or more northerly, before they run for it ; and
if coming from the westward, it should be brought N.
by E., or more northerly, in order to clear Green
Island and the Ledges, which lie three-quarters of a
mile S. by W. W. from the light. . When in the
entrance of the harbour (which is nearly half a mile
wide), with the light bearing. N.N.E. two or three
cables distant, steer W.N.W. for half a mile, to avoid
the Nag's Head, a sunken rock on the starboard hand
bearing W. by N. from the light. The north-east
arm of the harbour affords the safest anchorage. The
light of Louisburg bears about S.S.W. W. from the
revolving light on Scatari Island. The bearings are
magnetic."