The Sun.
London, England, 1837-01-21 00:00:00

SAILED.

The Bride* of Abydos, Carpenter, for Trieste ; Edmond,
Strong, St. John's, N. B. ; Le Bruxellois, Vries, Antwerp ;
Victoria, Candler, Charleston ; Cawton, Boyce, Constanti-
nople; Nostra Senhora de Begona, De Cucelicu, Corunna,
&c. ; Perseverance, James, Mobile ; George Canning, Har-
vey, Trieste; Ellen, Johnson, Balajp. ; Portsmouth, Marshall,
New York; Amy, Crowell, Savannah; Chester, Lawson,
Savannah ; Troja, Long, Trieste ; Prince Regent, Burt, Mo-
bile ; Cuba, Owens, Malta, &c. ; Mary Walker, Malta, &c. ;
Sultana, Ilrll, New Orleans ; Rhode Island, Schroder, New
Orleans; Countess of Lonsdale, Groom, Havanna; Friend-
ship, M'Cullock, Trinidad ; Experiment, Drinkwater, Nassau,
N. P. ; Chieftain, Peters, Genoa ; Edward Thorn, Zezard,
St, Thomas's; Farujo and Filhos, Roga, Lisbon.

TELEGRAPHED.
Signals will not pass ; dense fog all day.

EAST INDIA.

The Marin, Palmer, from the Mauritius, off Falmouth, sailed
on 16th of October; from St. Helena on the 26th of Nov.
Arrivals at the Mauritius.—The George Gardner, Mirth,
on the 9th of October, from Philadelphia ; the Manchester,
Hawks, on the 10th, from London to Java ; the Sobling, on
the 10th, from London to Madras ; the St. Louis, on the 1 Ith,
fl•om Nantes ; the Norfolk, M'Gildowny, on the 11th, from
London and Bordeaux ; the Solide, on the 12th, from St.
Malo's.

Departures from the Mauritius.—The Bachelor, Ellis, on
the 14th of Oct., for Madras ; his Majesty's ship Pelican, on
the 14th for the Cape of Good Hope.
Departures from Madras.—The Sivaßei; on the 28th of
July, for New South Wales ; the Elizabeth, Shepherd, on the
23d of Aug., for China ; the Catherine, Walker, on the 28th,
for Northern Ports; the Gol, on the 30th, for Calcutta; the
Navarino, on the Ist of Sept., for Calcutta ; the -Isidore on the
3d, for Vizagapatam.
Arrivals at the Cape.—His Majesty's ship Liveret, on the
22d of Oct., from Mozambique ; the Sophie, on the 22d, from
flamburgh ; the Comet, on . the 22d, from Algoa Bay ; the
Fair Barbarian, on the 23d, from Puttenberg Bay; the Courier,
on the 23d, from Mg-ea Bay ; the Kingston, Stiles, on the
28th, from Llanclly (to Bombay.)

Departures from- the Cape.--IThe Crescent, Shell};4 on the
22d of Oct., for t'llt;oa Bay ; the Friends, Goodwill, on the
27th, for Algoa Bay ; the Sea Witch, Iluson, for New South
Wales ; the Hercules, Rand, for Calcutta ; the John Marsh,
Clucas, for the Mauritius.

His Highness Prince Esterhazy is expected to com-
plete his final arrangements for quitting England about the
third week in March. His Highness's tour to the mansions
of the Duke of Rutland at Belvoir, and the Marquis of
Exeter at Burghley, were, we believe, farewell visits to
these noble persons. The contemplated marriage of the
Prince's youngest daughter, the youmr and beautiful Prin-
toss Rosa Esterhazy, is expected to be solemnized at Vienna
about Easter ; and the rumour is revived that a matrimo-
nial alliance is projected between the young Prince Nicho-
las Esterhazy and Mademoiselle de Pcnjon, grand-daughter
of Prince Talleyrand, Who has now attained her seventeenth
year. . .

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Charles Dibdin, in one of his entertainments, used
to relate a laughable story of Lomc Cornishmen whom he
met as be was travelling to the Land's-end, bearing music-
books and instruments Where are you going ?" said
Charles. "To church, to practice our music for Sunday,"
was the reply. " Whose music do you sing I'd" asked the
poet. oh ! Handel, Handel I" answered the men;
" Don't you find Handers music rather ?" said
Dibdin. " Yeas, it war at first, but we alier'd un, and so
we does very well with un now." This was conclusive ;
the " Bard of the Ocean" threw them a crown a piece, and
bade them drink the health of the author of " Poor Jack.'
—Musical World,