The Sun.
London, England, 1837-09-26 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING•

Arrivals.—The Henry Porcher, Hart, from Bengal, off Pir
mouth—sailed from Calcutta April 10, and St. Helena I:ld-
gust 2; Eden, Mullison, from Batavia, off Dartmouth.--sa4
May 27, and St. Helena August 9; Madras,
Bombay, at Waterford—sailed May 0; Dart, Ormston, fru"-
Madeira, in the Downs—sailed Sept. 7. 3,
Arrivals at Madeira.—The Wellington, Liddell, Sot;
from Portsmouth, and sailed Sept. 6, for Madras; tlttir.,
Hunt, Sept. 4, from Cork, and sailed Sept. 5, for the lua-11.
Dixon, 1.%'
tius ; Tigris, Stevens, Sept. 6, from Cork, and sailed Sept
6, for Ceylon; Briton, Harrington, Sept. 6, from Ports
and sailed Sept. 6, for the Cape ; Barretto Junior, SeP"
from Portsmouth, for Madras and Bengal.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
2,13'
The Exmouth, on the 20th ult., in lat. 11. N., long.
W., and Batavia, Ann Lockerby, from in lat. 27., kulg. 3'"

by the Eden, Molson, arrived off Dartmouth.
Active, Dartmouth to Newfoundland, 12th inst. lat 48'
long. 15., by the Abbertina, arrived off Dungeness. `,iii,
Oxford of Glasgow, 26th ult. long. 57. W. ; Ocean, , e
ter ford to Qu.:bce, 30th ult. lat. 47. long. 49. ;
George, Leith to Quebec, out 17 days; Caledonia,.
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Quer
Greenock, 12th inst. lat. 58. long. 12., by the
Packet, arrived at Montrose.
Rochdale, Liverpool to St. Vincent, Bth inst. lat. 42. long•
35., by the Nestor, arrived in the Clyde. bor.
The Supply, from St. Petersburg to London, was on s
near the Nore Light last night.
The Eleanora, Vierow, from Brest to Memel, sprungl
leak, and foundered 4th inst. lat. 54. long 3. E.—crew save
The Argus, Smith, from St. Petersburgh to Newcastle,
has put into Carlscrona leaky, and must discharge, bay'''.
Poo f
been on shore at Oland.

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A serious accident happened to Mr. Foster, hunts'
man of the H. H., on Thursday, while cub hunting, °P
Ellisfield Down, near Herriard, by riding into an old sal'
pit, his horse falling on him with such force as to break
two or three of his ribs ; and on the same morning, while
saddling, the whipper-in was so severely kicked, that it is
expected he will not be able to hunt again.
MR. BULWER'S NEW NOVEL.—We are request
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is now ready, and may be had of the publishers
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Messrs.
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Also, the
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and at the libraries throughout the kingdom.
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The petition agreed to at the meeting held at d
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portant towns in this neighbourhood following the noble el
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On the 2*)(1 inst., in Pereßy ./s/tir
e7e' it
,/
Bedford-square,lock Daniel, of a son.
On the 22d inst., Mrs. E. L. Morgan,
I ell-hill'
Horn'
On 11 usvr
sey, of a son.
On the 20d inst.,, of Brockley
- the wife of W. H. Jackson, Esq.
House, Kent, of a son
On the 22d in-t • *
s., in Upper Brook-street, the lady of J. Ba.
Esq.,f
o a son, still-born
On the 23d • . * lnst., in Upper Brook-street,the Lady Ashley, al'
(laughter. Mrs. AfOrt-
the
.Onn the 22d inst., at Great Henn Rectory, the Lady of
H Dund Y
as, of a daughter. OOP
On the 04th . • - inst., in Gloucester-place, the lady of Afajor Pa
12th Regiment, of a son. f a
On the 23d •
inst., at Kensington, Mrs. John Perceval, o
daughter. W F•
On the 24th inst., in The Close, Salisbury, the Lady of •
Webber, Esq., of a son.

MARRIED.
On the 2lst inst at St. John's, Margate, Kent, Charles G:vsirinci
nen, Esq., of Doct.Ors'-commons, London, to Cecilia, Y"ngesilall,,
only surviving (laughter of the late Sir C. Goodge, of Goodge
Leicestershire.
terOonfojtyhaaeml 2Hess.ith inst., at Hampton Court, Colonel Sir James geriff
hßiseyllnett, K. CAL , Aide-de-Camp to the Queen, and Equerry_..°
gch,anmespsbtellile,
EDukesq of Cambridge, to
otoorEliza,
On the 23d inst., at St.' George' , Hanover-square, Ann 5,
Henry Lenthall, Esq., son of W. .J.sLenthall, Esq., to Ann, -
cond daughter of J. Mann, Esq., of Fulham. 1304;01,
On the 21st inst., at St. Mary's, Marylebone, Edward
Marian
Esq., son of E. T. Booth, Esq., of Norwich, to Miss
Beaumont, of Portman-square.
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