The Sun.
London, England, 1829-05-27 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.
MONDAY, MAY 25.—High water three minutes
.r-,
four o'clock.--Wind E.N.E.—Arrived the Sagitei
Cummings, from Monte Video ; Alfred,
Egypt; Georgia, M'lntoeh, Londonderry ; Cordelist"—
Belfast.
CLEARED OUTWARDS.—.The Commerce, Barteeoio
St. Petersburgh ; Betty, Bains, for Nassau ; ALtiado,
King, for Valparaiso, Arica, and Lima ; Silas
Holdridge, far New York.

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SONTAG'S husband is a German Count, -.0
at the termination of her present engagement the -
assume her proper title.—Morning Paper.
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THOMAS MOORE, the poet, is now at -be
tenham.— Warwick Advertiser.
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IRISH ESTIMATES.—The Committee °-
House of Commons, now bitting on the Irish E4tilni‘i to
are, we understand, determir.ed to carry retrencbroepifica
this department of expenditnre into the very losvelV,
paid for by the public purse. This day Sir A. 13.:;„.tea0 r
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Bart.. Stationer to his ijesty ; Mr. Gatensox.
to his Majesty ; and Mr. STOKER, received suenro,,u'-`
to attend before the Committee, and were to sail for r•li;
land in the evening. The retrenchments to be t 5
the Post-Office, we understand, will be equal to 7.‘)•
made in the Customs and Excise a few years ago.--"m-
lin Evening Post.
On Saturday Captain Ross left Woolwich 1
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his steam-vessel, the Victory, with which he is 37:0
once more to attempt the discovery of the Norelk,'
Passage, but in this instance, it is said, the expedifileer
equipped entirely at his own expence. The steauer
employed in the Victory is on a wholly new prince 0.
being so contrived as to combine every advantage of Inv
power, with perfect capability as a sailing eelseL fixed
boilers used occupy so small a space, that they are r
between the engines; the consumption of fuel one-13114
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be adequate to all the purposes of difficult steam OsS;
gation, and a doub!e interest therefore in regard to
promotion of science now attends Captain Ross's pro'

voyage.
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WHAT'S IN A NAME.—An American ..Tet
of the 29th ult., received last night, contains the tbil°ll:
ing paragraph :-4, Married—At Fall River, Aft
Monday morning, Mr. ANDREW C. FEARING, 111ertf,
Boston, to Miss ALDIBOILONTIPHOSCOPHORINO tioir

of the former place."
CHELMSFORD PETTY SESSION'S, FRI.'-A-ft
to
MAY 222.—JOHN TERRY, MOSIAR MEAD,
MEAD, and Joint TILLEY, were put to the bar arj
rather a curious charge,—that of having broken, outfahr
the poor-house at Great Waltham, and wilfully and
ciously supported themselves by their own !about.
prisoners had, during the winter, been inmates of.theleat,
house ; about a week since, having obtained ernplaYale:ni
they requested permission to leave; this was refused,'
t;iji,
they in consequence absconded. Such an offence fingly ;
was not to be overlooked, and the constable al:-
over'.'
apprehended them at their work; " for," said licie,
seer, "we have supported them six months far their
pleasure, and we will support them the other six 0°- ip
for our own ; if we allowed paupers to leave the boal/e,,,..
summer, we should be deluged with them in winter.
The Chairman said this was rather a novel doctrine;
sides, he was not aware of any law to prevent a °rill;
working; this was doubtless an oversight of the Leg r.'
ture,—and, in this enlightened age, he should not he 6ii
eh,
prised at a pauper's appealing against a conviction WO°
an offence. The prisoners were therefore discharged.
The fine weather during the past and presillo
week, has altered the appearance of the country' ."-of
wonderful degree, and brightened up the expectatimoo,
the farmers. The corn and grass lands are looking f°
luxuriantly, and the prospect of cider from the Pr6"-...,
blossom is said to be more abundant than ever knave°.
Devonport Telegraph.
EXTRAORDINARY BIRTH.—On bit
at the house of her mother, Mrs. CLARKE, Spon-sty'
Coventry, the wife of FREDERICK Caatamcas,
of the 14th Light Dragoons, was delivered of foal': p
born children. We are happy to say the woman i 8

fair way of recovery.—Leamington 'Spa Courier. ,
On Thursday last a young man of the ill°10:
of JOHN NORBURN, a nail-maker, was murdered b,/,
brother WILLIAM. An inquest was held on the bey
Saturday, at the house of Mr. Hoaxsuax, the Gardfco.
Arms, Thorpe-common. It appeared from the et,
that there existed a family grievance ; and on the 07ot
question, Wm. NORBURN went to deceased and chsliefiv a
him to tight, and before quitting the shop he took aitliF
piece of hot nail iron, and thrust it into deceased's "she'
and twice into his liver. Deceased immediately lefg, ho
shop to fight, but before he had advanced sixty yard, re
fell down, and shortly afterwards expired. The Jurlosi
turned a verdict of " Wilful Murder" against Wiz':ito
NORBURN, who has since been conveyed to York Os' g ,)
await his trial.— Sheffield Courant.

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