The Sun.
London, England, 1837-11-16 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING

mil,
At Liverpool, sailed July 7, and from S:. Helena, Nov. Ivi;
Arrivals,—Nov. 14.—The Frankland, Webb, front Delon
Tarnerli,ne, M.Kellar, from Benl, off Brightor, sailed Jun:,
30 ; Albettqn, Shuttleworth, from Bengal, off fortsr"u,t
sail,d July 21, and from the Cape of Good Hope, SePt. 24;
Velocity, Hall, from ftladag.ascar, in the Downs.
St. Helena, Sept. 16 ; Courier de Manille, Gee
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Batr.via, at Bordeaux, 7th inst., sailed from the Maur)"„11;
Aug. 9, Cope Sept. 6, and passed St. Helena Sept. %`',
Jenne Eliza,
.Lav;,illant, from Batavia, at Ilavre, 10th i9s‘.
sa;l:•d July 22, and from St. Helena, Sept. 93. 15,
Arrivals at St. Helenn..--The Jupiter, Gglbreath, SeP.t. , .
silled from
from ilengal, and sailed same day for London ; her .N13.171):d3
s!,ip Scout: Cralgie,.Sept. 15, from the Cape. and 3‘clorn
Sept. 16, for Ascension; Africa, Skelton, Sept. 15, from
t.;.eylon and the Mauritius, and salia Sept. 16, for
1 Kersvvell, Haswell, from the Cape, and was to return•
Arr:vals at Calcutta.—The, Warrior, Stone, July 16, 6'lll
Liver S. • F
, pool ; Sir E. Ryan, July 18, from Moulmein.
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Depattures from C-alentta.—The Blakely, Snipe, .• •
or Ci;ira; the Patriot, Robinson, July 17, for Penang, Mi
Dauntless, Pinder, for London; Dorothea, Fairhurst, and
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Indus, Macfarlane, for Liverpool ; Andromeda, Latimer,
;he Mauritius ; the Hibernia, to sail
ibernia, Gillics, for London ; Charlvc:
1-11rtley, for the Mauritius ; Elvira, for Liverpool;
July 20, Junga ; July 24, Ranger, Jellard, and the Mary Anne'
Webb, for Liverpool.
Arrival at Madras.—The Royal George, Richards, Jull
from South Australia.
Arrivals at. the Mauritius.—The Earl of Powis, ;
Thomas Snook, Baker; and Belzoni, Salmon, from Calcutta;

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Departures Suzafrom the Mnne, Aug. 8, fauritromius.—The Bordeaux.
Thalia,
Aug.- eden'
9, fir Moulmein ; Sir 11. Taylor, for Madras; r. •
Monarch, Aug. 10, for Pondicherry; Time, for Algoaaid
Petite Suzanne, fur Bourbon; John, Wheelan, Aug. 1
°bin.
the Sarah, Sadler, Aug. 12, for Calcutta ; Edward,
son, fur Pondicherry.
Arrivals at the Cape of Good Hope (in Table Bay). la-
Orient, White, from Portsmouth ; Catherine, Rose, from A
dras and Calcutta;. Agrippina, Rodgers. an
b?rts, July 15, from London ; Transit, Cobern, July 16, file
Mauritius ; Galatea, Tayt, July 16, from London ; G;ze„).
( American), Henderson, July 16, from Boston ; Ocean, 80yL,,,
July 17, from Marseilles; Boyne Richardson, July 21,
Indeinniq, Re;
London to Bombay ; Lynher, Boyne,
from St. Belle:
Courier, Dixon, from Ascension; her Majesty's ship 131 be
Wickham, from Plymouth, July 5 ; and Bahia, Aug. 25.
Royal Wiliiarn, Frazer, July 20, front Portsmouth, upon rotil;he
ing the Point on Tuesday evening, at 7 P. M., struck on 'd
rocks near Greenpoint Reef ; a part of the cargo was °len*:
and no lives lost. She will become a total wreck. In Sinl°,lo
Bay.—The Andromeda, Hicks, Sept. 19, from London, '
Van Diemen's Land.
as-
Departures from Table Bay ( Cape).— The KerswelWl,
well, Sept. 15, for St. Helena ; the William Nicol, Al-
Sept. 15, from Sydney ; Resource, Smith, Sept. 16, for, ;
goa Bay ; Friends Goodwill, M'Donald, Sept. 16, for ta.r°
zolls ; Catherine, Rose, Sept. 19, for London ; Orient,
Sept. 22, for Calcutta ; Malabar, Dunlop, and Senator, grin
lay, for the Mauritius.
Arrivals at Table Bay—( Cape of Good Hope),—The Se-
Arrivals
nator, Grindley, Margaret, Wilkie, Resource, Smith. an
Haswell, Haswell, from London; Meg Merrilies, Skr,innerf:
from Calcutta and Mauritius ; the Courier de Manille, ye?.
fry, April 3, from the Mauritius, arid sailed the 6th, Jos.
Bordeaux.
Arrivals in Table Bay (Simon's Bay).—The Valley
field'
Stewart, from London, and sailed the 6th of September, Or
Algoa Bay ; the Platina, Coltish, Aug. 26, from Woolwich,
and sailed the 6th of September for Van Diemen's Land; he
Majesty's ship Larne, Blake, Aug. 4, from Plymouth to Lis'
bon and Madeira, and sailed Aug. 31 for India.
Arrivals at the Mauritius.—The Sterling, Burnett, Prince
George, Chalcott, Rapid, Capie, Porcupine, Laing, George
Canning, Winn, and Charles Carter, Christen, all from lA,ewa"
don ; Catherine Rose, from Calcutta and Madras, and sai l
for London; Miranda, from Rio Janeiro; Belzoni, Salmon;
from Calcutta ; and African, Skelton, from Ceylon, and sailed
Aug. 10, for London.
Arrival in Algoa Bay (Cape).—The Time, Pybus, Aug'
25, from the Mauritius.
The Maria Louise, from Memel to Hull, has put into OW
dahl leaky, pumps choked, and must discharge.
Departure from Colombo ( Ceylon.)-7 he Barossa, Lard
June 24, for Trincomalee, with the 58th Regiment on boar
Ships Spoken With.—The Rapid, Cassie, from the Blau'
ritius to the Cape, in lat. 32. 2. S., long. 36 3. E., I;o'n°
carried away the head of her foremast, but requiring no s
sistance ; Strathfields, from Limerick to New South Wr,a.in,„'
in lat. 7. 2. N., long. 21. 8. W. ; Druid, Ainsworth, Trn`"
Bristol to the Mauritius, in lat. 9. 41. long. 23. 8. W.
Passengers per Atherton, from Bengal.—J. B. MarriageA'
Esq. ; George Todd, Esq. ; W. Drake, Mr. Lambert, an"
one servant.
Passengers per Francis Smith, Edmonds, from Bengal (ex-
pected).—Mrs. Hill, Miss Hill, A. Frazer, Esq., Hugh Scott'
Esq., Rev. J. Heberlin, Captain V. Steward, Mr. A. Fee"
and Mr. Lacosin.
Passengers per Mary Ann Webb, Lloyd, from Bengal (c''
petted).—Mrs. Dunlop, two Masters Dunlop, Kelso'',
Esq., and one servant.
Passengers per Lysander, Currie, from Bengal.—Mrs.
H. Brett and child, Mrs. S. Brett, Ensign G. Brett, 41,t
Native Infantry.
Passengers per Catherine, Rose, from Bengal and Madre°
(expected).—From Bengal.—Lieut.-Colonel Mackerill, her
Majesty's 44th Regiment; Captain Chichester, her Majesty.s
16th Regiment ; Ensign Seymour, her Majesty's 49th Re n"
meat; Cornet Staples, 7th Bengal Cavalry ; Dr. Bell, Ben"
gal Civil Service ; five invalids, and two discarded soldiers;
From Madras.—Mrs. Woodford and two 'children, Mrs. 01
Dr. Dodd, Mrs. Horne and two children, Captain Ncave and
son, Captain Conway, Captain Erskine, Captain Stock, Car
tain Leslie, A. Moorat, Esq., Mr. J. P. Williams, Mr..l°ll
Pratt, her Majesty's 63d Regiment; Mr. John Miles, he
Majesty's 45th Regiment; Mrs. Barber, Mr. George Towel'
and Mr. James White, for the Cape.
Passengers per Lord Lowther, Vincent, from China'l
Samuel Anderson, Esq., F. P. Cockerill, Esq., Captain as
Mrs. Grant and family,
Passengers per Wave, Goldsmith, from Manilla.—Mr.
Mrs. Castle, infant, and servant; Mr. Coleman, Mr. C°l"
Der, and Mr. Rowe.

MARRIED. , Jell°
Oni.the 7th inst., at St. Pancras New Church, Antnenbffiva,
Canham, 8.A., of Trinity College, Cambridge, to Caroline ""
daughter of the late 3luzio Clementi.
On the 14th inst., at Sunning-hill Church,
of Cowley-street, Westminster, to Frances Amelia, yowigef orsr-
only surviving daughter of the late John Jackson, -I'2:sq" °
field, Berks. . pesjutl.;
On the 14th inst. at All Saints', Edmonton, James Soat
_ounge
Esq., of Artillery-place, Finsbury-square, to Elizabeth, i
daughter of the late H. Kolle, Esq., of Upper Clapton.
DIED. the Big
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At Grey's Howe, near Maidenhead, on the 11th inst.,
only
Hon. Jane Lady Lindores, aged 78. ard' al
At Weimer, on the 14th inst., aged 15, Robert sari_ Genet
child of the late Colonel 41. Gordon, many years .Adju ~,
in the Bombay Establishment. . *run
John Stablef,,tf:sock;
On the 13th inst., aged 52, Mr. James Cowie, of St• '
ro
le Grand, formerly of the Foreign Post-office.
On the 12th inst., at Danbury Park, Essex, aged 11, °iislllll
,eci 81'
youngest daughter of J. Round, Esq., M.P. .hire, - 7 (tool
On the 28th ult., at Graftun Lodge Northampti)n'i, of Gra
John Roper, Esq., for nearly 50 years ;gent to the Du°
Joel'
in that county. Mr.
On the 10th inst., in Upper Marylehone-street, oof
it 5°
Bicknell, aged 73. v purges
On the 13th inst., Theophilus John, aged 14, -,.°4, 00'
E. H. Desoignes, Esq., of Golden-square, St. Jallitini.ll°ll.
On the 13th inst., at Broom-house, Fulham, t-- _...,
Sulivan.
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PEDESTRIANISM. - Townsend completed "
hundredth mile at three o'clock yesterday, and aPPearr
very well. The roads are fast improving, and every attest
tion is being paid to him by persons on the road. gild;
deal of money is being laid out on the match ; the 0"
are against the pedestrian.
Information was on Tuesday given of the destructs to
of a cottage or summer-house in an orchard adjaeePt
SJley.place, Lloyd-square, Clerkenwell. It appeared t"'
about two o'clock in the morning an explosion of an alar,T;
ing nature was beard in the above direction by Penal, '",,;
inspector of the G division, who was at that time ab°-
half a mile from the spot, and before he arrived there 00
neighbourhood was a scene of confusion and terror, as nv
merous individuals were running about in a state of nudity.
Penny found the cottage a heap of ruins which were burniarl
rapidly, and on making examination he ascertained beYo°
a doubt that its destruction had been caused by gunpowder.;
and as soon as it was daylight he discovered where the trail
to the combustible matter, which the miscreants had plaeauf,
in the building, was laid, and also picked up a note, Of wi,:iit
the following is a copy, in the garden :—" Received " f
Jack West the sum of 71. Ios. for the Hon. Society 0/
Know-nothing Cogers. Yours, GUY FANVICES.-"P'S.
will trouble you for the interest hereafter." A labourert
we understand, has been in the habit of sleeping in the Pl"ci
but fortunately he was not there at the time of the egP
sion, or his life must have fallen a sacrifice. It is calcol3te
that it took about 31bs of gunpowder to complete the dui;
bolical act, but by whom it was perpetrated remains a P
found mystery.
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BIRTHS. WI
On the 28th ult., at the Vicarage, Stokenham, Devon, the
of the . Smith, of a dauhr. -a riitr'
On the 9th inst.,P in Bruton-street,gthe lady of N. . • - B
E sq.,daughter.
On th 11th inst., the wife of J. J. Wilson,
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square, surgeon, of a son. laaY
On the 12th inst., at Great Carlton, Lincolnshire, the
the Rev. S. Forster, of a daughter. Af Jo"
On the 14th inst , in Woburn-place, Russell-square, ''''''''
Mellor, of a daughter. r a $
In Cumberland-place, on the 14th inst Lady Colcheste ,
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daughter, still-born. the 1$(11
of George Vandeleur, Esq., of a daughter. Esq.,Nortliarne°°-
At King's Newton Hall, Derbyshire, on the 11th inst.,
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