The Sun.
London, England, 1837-01-02 00:00:00

CLEARED OUTWARDS.

The Governor Troup, Alexander, for Savannah ; Cie ply,
Newfoundland ; Ellen Jenkinson, Irving, Lisbon.

SAILED.

The Greyhound, Brennan, for Halifax ; Trinacria, Larana,
Naples ; Corsair, Irwin, Barbadoes; Arundel, Watson, Con
tantinople ; Fairfield, Clark, Jamaica; Berkley, Johnstone,
New Orleans ; Governor Troup, Alexander, Savannah ; Ris-
ing Sun, Steel, Dunkirk.
The Thomas Tucker, for Antigua and Nassau, New P.-ovi-
donee, which went on shore on Monday, has been got off, after
discharging two-thirds of her cargo into lighters.
The Quentin, Leitch, for Philadelphia, and the Jul_n, for
New South Wales, have put back.

EAST INDIA.

The Java, Peters, from Batavia, at Cowes.

Arrivals at the Mauritius.—The Abeona, Sept. 1 t, from
New South Wales ; the Ellen, Sept. 15, from New South
Wales ; the Ilesrey, Sept. 16. from London ; the, Thalia,
Sept. 17, from Calcutta ; the William Wilson, Sept. 18, from
Calcutta ; the Jane, Sept. 18, from London, and sailed Oct.
8 for New South Wales ; William Banes, Sept. 21, from
London; Renown, Sept. 21, from Greenock; the RCF mrce,
Sept. 23, and Miranda, Sept. 23, from the Cape; the Orator,
Sept. 25, from Bordeaux ; the Cognac Packet, Sept. 25,
from London and the Cape ; the Silbert, Monro, Sept. 26,
from Bengal ; the Senator, Sept. 26, from London ai.d the
Cape; the Amphitrite, Sept. 26, from Nantes; the Bachelor,
Sept. 26, from the Cape ; the Nerbudda, Sept. 27, from
Bengal • the Carribean, Sept. 29, from Marseilles ; the
Kerswcll, Sept. 29, from the Cape ; the St. George, Sept.
29, from Calcutta ; the Cambrian, Sept. 29, from Llanelly ;
the Sovereign, Sept. 30, from Bengal ; the Eamant, Oct. 7,
from Bengal.
Departures from the Mauritius.—The New York Packet,
on the 11th of Sept., for Bengal ; the Indemnity, on tl 20th,
for Ceylon ; the Maniac, on the 25th, for New South Wales ;
the Helen, on the 27th, and William Wilson, on the 28th, for
Bengal; the Janet, Scott, on the 31st, for London; the
Maria, Morning Star, William Barras, Gloueester, Mary Bal-
mer, and Resource were loading for London ; the Emerald for
Liverpool, the Paragon for Bristol, the Renown for Greenock,
and the Ellen for New South Wales.

Arrivals in Table Bay (Cape.)—The Exporter, Oct. —,
from Bengal, and sailed on the 25th, for London ; the Tri-
umph, from Portsmouth, and sailed on the 26th for Bombay ;
the Purser, from Calcutta, and sailed on the 27th, for London ;
the Adams, from Llanelly ; the Rowley, from London ; the
Cheerful, on the 25th, from Algoa Bay; the Addingliam, on
the 27th, from Batavia; the Britannia, on the 2Sth, London.
Departures from Table Bay (Cape. )__The Cornwall, Bell,
and Broxbournebury, Chapman, for Calcutta ; the Carnatic,
for Bombay; the Wellington, on the 25th of Oct. for Madras.
Arrival at Singapore.—The Prince Regent, Biles, on the
25th of Aug., from London and Bombay, and was to on
the 26th, for London.
Spoken With.—The Janet, Scott, from the Mauritius for
London.

Dr. Lingard is preparing for the press a new edition
of his History of England, to be published in Monthly
Volumes, at Five Shillings each, illustrated with beautiful
engravings. The author has given the work a thorough
revision, and proves his facts in every instance by reterences
to additional authorities. The entire work will not exceed
twelve volumes. The labour given to the preparation of
this edition having of course occupied largely his time and
thoughts, the public may now hope, on its completiot, that
a continuation to the work will be begun. A History of
England from the time of the last James, written with the
original views, lucid narrative and great industry or Dr.
Lingard, would be a national object.

The Resident French Envoy to the Diet of Frank-
fort, Baron de C-, is said to be on the eve of returning
to Paris, and demanding his recall, in consequence of the
affront or alleged slight offered to his lady, the Baroness,
at a recent ball given by one of the principal bar,:ers io
the town to the Corps Diplomatique.

It is a singular fact, that a person named Bu:lock,
living in Brook-street, Derby, was last week safely de:ivered.
of her twenty-first child.

The NEW FLAT GOLD WATCHES,
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movements, for Seven Guineas each, or, with highly-finisl• ed hori-
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horizontal construction is strongly recomme,ided for
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BIRTHS.

On the 21st ult., at Geneva, the lady of T. C. Parr, Esq., of the
Inner Temple, of a son.
On the 31st ult., in Parliament-place, Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald,
of a son.
On the 30th ult., Mrs. Richard Lloyd, Holborn-hill, of a son.