The Sun.
London, England, 1855-10-05 00:00:00

Oct. 17, asd Nov. 7, at half-past ten, at the Birmingham
District Court. Bittleston, official assignee, Birmingham;
Robinson, Eccleshall, Staffordshire ; Wright, Bir-
mingham.

Jam May, manufacturer, Barnstaple, Oct. 18, and Nov.
21, at one, at the Exeter District Court. Hirtzel, official
Issig,nee, Exeter ; Stogdon, Exeter.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
John Walker, baker and grain dealer, Maryhill, near
Glasgow, Oct. 18, at two, within the Star Hotel,
Glasgow.

Patrick Wallace, coach builder, Perth, October 19, at
onP, within the Royal George Hotel, Perth.
James Mitchell, commission merchant, Glasgow, Oct.
17, at one, within the Buck's Head Hotel, Glasgow.
George Smith, manufacturing chemist, Glasgow, Oct.
17, at two, within the Globe Hotel, Glasgow.
Thomas Crooks and Co., warehousemen, Glasgow, Oct.
16, at twelve, within the Queen's Hotel, Glasgow.

COIII.SE OF EXCHANGE.—THIS DAY.
unsterile.,
....
.. ...... 11 18% Gibraltar ..............
three months .. 12 % Leghorn ...•...,.. .••30 10
Rotterdam
12 % Genoa .......... .... ••25 75
25 62
Milan ............ Brussels
.... ~ ~ ...... 25 62% Venice ........ • • ......
it'
.. .. .. ....
'Umber& •••• • • • • .... 13 9 X Naples ... ....... .. 433
Alton .. • • ...... ...... Palermo .... ...... .... 132
Paris-- • • ... —• • .... 25 40 Messina ... • 1321,4
Ditto. three months .. 25 70 Lisbon ..
Marseilles ... .... • • .... 25 72X , Oporto .........• ••• • • • 55
Bourdeaux ..... • .... Rio Janeiro ...... • • ....
Frankfort-on Maine .... 119% Buenos Ayres ••
Berlin ................ New York,6o days' sight
Vienna .......... • • .... 11 30 Philadelphia ..........
Trieste........ —• • .... 11 32 PRICES OF BITLIICN, PRIL oz.
Petersburg ............ 11 34 Foreign Gold in Bows X 3 17 9
Madrid .........., .... 49x Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 0 0
Lucia .... ..... • ..... .. 50 • Mexican Dollars .... 0 b 0%
Barcelona ............ New Dollars .... 0 0 0
5evi11e...... ........... Silver in bars .. - n 5 11,i

LATEST NEWS FROM MALTA.

The following naval and military movements at Malta
are reported in letters of the 27th and 28th Sept. :
Her Majesty screw steam frigate Horatio, having in
tow the Glatton floating steam battery, arrived on the
24th from England, Lisbon (which port they left 17 days
ago), Gibraltar, and Algiers.
The Telegraph steam transport arrived from Marseilles
on the 26th, bringing 265 English officerA, non-commis-
sioned officers, and privates of the Land Transport Corps,
Army Working Corps, and Ottoman Contingent, sent
out from England by the overland route, and left for
Balaklava on the same day.
The Alice Jackson steam transport arrived from Lon-
don with medical comforts on the 26th, bringing Messrs.
Bierney, Benney, Cooper, and Doyle, paymasters ; Regan
and Sturt, medical staff ; and Horton, Estridge, Mer-
ter, Whitehaven, and Watson, clerks of the commissa-
riat ; Mr. Campbell and Mr. Macgrath.
The Victoria screw steam transport, which took her
departure on the 21st for Constantinople, with ammuni-
tion and officers of various regiments and commissariat
clerks, returned to port on the 23d, by reason of damage
to machinery, which she repaired and was enablsd to
leave again on the 25th.
The Flying Childers and Britannia steam tugs left for
Constantinople--the former on the 25th, and the latter
on the 26th.
The Defiance steamer, from Liverpool, Scilly, and
Gibraltar, arrived on the 26th, bound for Balaklava.
The Lebanon steamer arrived from Liverpool on the
26th, bringing, among other passengers, for Malta, Capt.
Owen, and left for Syra and Constantinople on the 27th.
The Cleopatra, Sardinian steamer, arrived from Toulon
and Cagliari on the 24th, bring 50 French artificers, and
left for Kamiesh on the 27th.
The French steam-corvette Narval arrived from Tou- 50
lon on the 25th, bringing 29 seamen for the Black Sea 25
fleet and a naval surgeon ; she left on the 27th for the 100
21'
Piraeus.

The French steam-frigate Christophe Colombe left for
the Crimea on the 24th with 1,000 officers, non-commis-
sioned officers, and privates.
The American ship Compromise, from Genoa, with
ammunition for the Crimea, arrived on the 26th, having
on board seven Sardinian soldiers.
The French steamer HenrilV. arrived from Kamiesh
on the 25th with 124 invalids from the army, and left for
Marseilles on the 26th.
The English steamer Nicholas 1., in the French trans-
port service, with 104 military invalids in charge of a
surgeon, left for Toulon on the 25th.
The French postal steamer Vatican arrived from Con-
stantinople and Smyrna on the 26th, bringing among
other passengers for Marseilles, for which port she de-
parted en the same day, 234 French military invalids.
The Euxine and Alhambra, Peninsular and Oriental
Company's steamers, arrived from Alexandria on the
25th, early on the morning of which day the latter left
for Marseilles, with the overland India mail for England,
conveying, among her passengers, Col. St. John and
family, Col. Corfield, Major and Mrs. Ramsay, and Dr.
Kellie. The Euxine left at noon on the same day for
Southampton, conveying the heavy mails, and, among
other passengers, Major Hodson, Capt. Shans, Lieuts.
Barclay, Cornington, Hughes, and Pontcb, and Ensign
Chatfield.

Her Maje,ty's steam-sloop Medusa left Aith des,
patches for Tunis on the 25th.

Her Majesty's steam-frigate Fury having completed
her term of foreign service, left for England on the 25th.
The Earl of Shaftesbury, sailing transport, left for
England on the same day, conveying Surgeon Crawford
and 31 invalid labourers.

The Cape of Good Hope, steam-transport, left for
Spithead on the 250, conveying Lieutenant Gubbins,
38th ; Lieutenant Irvine, 55th ; Captain Kennedy,
R.M.; Surgeon Cullen, Rev. W. S. Davies, Mr. Hera-
idge, Mr. Bureton, Mrs. Eggles.field, Miss Anderson,
Miss Aplin, and Miss Bartlett.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's screw steam-
transport Rajah arrived from London on the 27th with
Ordnance stores and ammunition, and at the same time
the Ripon, steamer, belonging to the same company,
and now in the transport service from Southampton,
bringing for the Crimea the Hon. Lieutenant-Colonel
Foley, of the Grenadier Guards ; Lieutenant-Colonel
Berkeley, Captains Aitchison, Gipps, awl Knoliys,
Lieutenant Paynter, and 20'/ non-commissioned officers
and privates of the Scots Fusilier Guards ; Lieutenant-
Colonel Newdigate, Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Dunkel-
lin, Major Lord Bingham, Captains Lord E. Cecil, the
Hon. W. Fielding, and Reeve, Lieutenant the Hon. W.
Edwards, and Lieutenant Hall, Surgeon Skelton, and
208 non-commissioned officers and privates of the Cold- 18
stream Guards ; Quartermaster Cresdel, of the 13th it
Light Dragoons ; Captain Shawe, 34th ; Lieutenant 20
Baker, 48th ; Lieutenant-Colonel Hale, Lieutenant: 20
Brock, Douglas, Seyton, and Skinner, and 239 non- ?0
commissioned officers and privates of the 82d ; 304 non- 20
commissioned officers and privates cf the Land Trans• 20
port Corps ; five officers' servants, and six horses. 100
25
Her Majesty's steam-ship Rhadamanthus, having in
25
tow her Majesty's floating steam-battery Meteor, arrived
on the 27th from England, Cadiz, Gibraltar, Algiers, and 100
last from Tunis, accompanied by the Medusa steam.
sloop, sent out from Malta on the 25th to look out fur 100
these vessels which have been so long looked for. The 20
Rhadamanthns brings five supernumeraries for the fleet. 5
The French screw-steamer corvette La Place arrived
from Toulon on the 27th, bringing 442 officers, non- 5
commissioned officers, and privates. 5
The American ship Star of the South, in the French 20
transport service, laden with Government stores, having 4
on board one officer and one private, and having in tow 20
the American sailing ship Astoria, with a like cargo, ar-
rived from Marseilles on the 27th.
The Alice Jacksen steam-transport, with hospital 100
comforts, left for Constantinople and Balaklava on the
213th, conveying surgeons Ryan and Stent, Paymasters LOO
Denney, Cooper, Doyle, and Spriggs ; Commissariat 1-1(0)4°)
clerks Estridge, Horton, Mercer, Watson, and White-
head, and Messrs. Campbell and Macgrath. 20,
The Sardinian Government steamer Oaro, conveying 100
Major Piazenca, 37 other officers, and 414 non-commis- 9n
sinned officers and privates of the Engineer Corps., left 20
for the Crimea on the 27th, having in tow the American
ship Compromise, in the Sardinian transport service, 20
ammunition laden, conveying other seven soldiers. 20
The Lebanon left for Syra. and Constantinople on the 24,
27th, conveying, among other passengers, Capt. Owen,
v;
Lady Robins and servant, and the Rev. L. M. Hogg.
ho
The Cleopatra and the Sydney Hall steamers, from
the westward, and the Alma steamer, and a French 9,0
steam frigate, from the eastward, are just telegraphed. 16

LATE,,T FROM GIBRALTAR.

By the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam•
ship Iberia, which arrived at Southampton yesterday
with the Peninsular mails, we receive the following
i ems of naval and military intelligence from Gibraltar —The British steam-transport Alice Jackson, from Lon-
don, with medical stores for Scutari, and the Rajah,
from Woolwich, with shot, shell, &c., arrived at Gib-
raltar, en route to the East, on the 19th ult. The
Hansa, Alice Jackson, and Faith, steam-transports,
sailed for their destinations on the 20th. The BritiA
steam-transport Sydney Hall, with shot and shell from
London for Balaklava, left Gibraltar on the 21st ult.
Her Majesty's steam-ship Sanspareil, with supernu-
meraries for the Black Sea fleet, reached Gibraltar on
of Royal Artillery embarked on board the
the same day. 100 men belonging to Captain Christie's
company
Sanspareil for conveyance to the seat of war. Second
Captain Govan and Lieutenants Porter and Sandhain
proceeded with them. One serjeant and 30 gunners
were compelled to remain behind fur want of room. The
Sanspareil "led on the 22d ult. The Gibraltar Chro-
nicle, in speaking of the embarkation, says
sailed
" A finer body of men, to every appearance, could
:
scarcely be selected, many wearing two or three good_con.
duct badges, and no doubt they will prove a valuable acqui-
sition to this arm of the service in the Crimea. All of them
seem to be animated with the best spirit. On leaving the
Governor's Parade, where the men had previously been
formed in heavy marching order, an immense concourse of
spectators accompanied them' the
way the whole of
way until they arrived at the
New Mole-quay, where theßustler steam-tug was in attendance to convey the artil-
lerymen on board the Sanspareil."

The steam-ship Meander, with shell and wooden huts,
left Gibraltar for the Crimea on the 21st ult. The Ed-
win Fox, sailing transport, put into Gibraltar on the
20th ult., for water, fresh provisions, &c., with 153 in-
valids from different regiments from the Crimea, 1 con-
vict, 1 deserter, and 1 woman, in charge of Lieutenant
Scott, 55th Foot, and under the medical care of Assist-
ant-Surgeon Poppelwell, 13th Light Dragoons, The
Edwin Fox sailed the following day for Portsmouth.
The steam transport Hamburg, in eight days from Wool-
wich, with powder, shot, &c,, arrived at Gibraltar on the
22d. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Ripon, in five days arid a half from Southampton,
arrived out at Gibraltar on the same day, on her voyage
to the Crimea, with troops, &c. She proceeded the
same afternoon. Her Majesty's steam troop-ship As-
sistance, from Liverpool, bound for Balaklava, put into
the Bay on the 23d for water, fresh provisions, &c. The
Black Diamond and Jarrow steam transports, from Lon-
don, with shot and shell, reached Gibraltar en the 25th,
and, after coaling, proceeded to Balaklava.