The Sun.
London, England, 1837-02-13 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUS-
TOM-HOUSE, Emu. 11.
The Gelida, Zouvrens, from Amsterdam; Alexander Adam,
Cargil, Lisbon ; Adelina, Bradfield, St. Michael's; Felix,
Ashe, Sierra Lcoue ; Flora, Veale, Cadiz; Euro, Yancooek,
Trieste; Eliza, Touse, Jersey; Edwards, Soppa, Darttzic ;
Neptune, Saul, Honduras.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.
The Reform, Knight, ror St. John's, Newfoundland ; Victor,
Ponrson, Antigua ; Norfolk, Geidowney, Havannah ; Duke
of Sussex, Fiorsmau, Madras; William Jolliffe, Middleton,
Gtlais ; Meridian, Focke, Baltitnore ; Etheldred, Whyte,
Jainaica;
.Fanny, Ginseng, ditto.

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.
The Dauntless, Pindar, tor Calcutta ; Reliance, Caselwood,
Demerara ; Concord, Cox, Lisbon : Scotsman, Williamson,
Jamaica ; Earl Bathurst, Kenneday, Rotterdam; William
Inglis, Triscott, Venice ; William Jolliffe, Middleton., Calais ;
Perseverance, Gobert, ditto ; Dart, Block, Ostend ; Cater,
Merrels, Dunkirk ; Rosendale, Friend, Calcutta; Hope,
Messurier, Rio Janeiro; Hoop, Boer, Amsterdam; Calpe,
Wrightson, Lisbon, Cadiz, and Gibraltar.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST.
The Wave, Cummings, for Medemblik; Dart, Pile, St.
Michael's; Albion, Ball, ditto; 17th May, Jagerson, Norway.

ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, 'FEB. 11.
The Waverley, Phillips, from New Orleans; Powhattan,
APCerran, Natchez.

ENTERED FOR LOADING.
The Panther, Sheppard, for Alexandria; Valetta, Cavelli,
Alexandre tta ; Portland, Ord, Cuba; Mary Ann Webb,
Lloyd, Calcutta; York, Sarabee, Havannah; Prospero,
Johst, Hayti; 'Warrior, Lister, Lisbon; Franconia, Wood,
New Orleans; Rival, Rio Grande; Britannia, Clark, Savan-
nah ; Dandy, Mayhew, St. Michael's; Yanstone, Jarvis, St.
Michael's.

CLEARED OUTWARDS.
The Lynx, Rider, for Lisbon; Rose, Ellis, St. Michael's;
John Linton, Dickenson, New York ; Dolphin, Jersey, &c. ;
Adonis, Slons, Jersey, &c. ; Pearl,-Mudge, Newfoundland ;
Concord, Jersey ; Clown, Ponsonby, Calcutta ; Mercury,
Pearse, Rio Janeiro ; Wilberforce, Wilson, Maranham ;
Ham Ackers, Nicol, La Guayra ; Westmoreland, Mann,
Bahia ; Harmony, Brown, Marseilles ; Redbreast, Millard,
Cape of Good Hope; Elvira, Gill, Calcutta; Terra Nova,
Barclay, Newfoundland ; Egidius, Den Duyts, Ostend ;
Phoenix, Picot, Jersey ; Dandy, Mayhew, St. Michael's ;
Yanstone, Jarvis, St. Michael's.

EAST INDIA. •
Arrivals-The Sangeunay, from Manilla, at Liverpool sailed
Sept. 15, Cape Dec. 10 ; the Trio, White, from Manilla, at
Liverpool, sailed Sept. 18, Singapore Oct 23, and Cape Dec.
11 ; the Tory, Reed, from Bombay, off Cork, sailed Oct. 16;
his Majesty's ship. Fair Rosamond, from the coast of Africa,
off Portsmouth, sailed Dec. 1, Ascension Jan. 1.
Arrivals at Singapore.-The Corsair, from -, and sailed
Oct. 2, from China ; the Thames, Hornblow, Oct. -, from
Madras • the Viscount Melbourne, Thomas, from Bengal;
the Red Rover, Wright, from Bengal, and all sailed Oct. 1,
for, China; the Ruben, Warden, from China, and sailed Oct.
5, for Bengal ; the Henry Wellesley, Oct. 5, and was load-
ing for London; the James Mattheson, Sept. 26, from Liver-
pool, and was loading for London ; the Arab, Sept. 30, from
Liverpool; his Majesty's ship Raleigh, Oct. 2, from Padang ;
Sycd Khan, Oct. 6, from Bengal ; the David Clark, Oct. 6,
from China, and sailed Oct. 9, for Penang and Bengal ; the
Bombay Castle, Oct. 6, from Benaal ; the Asia, Pearson,
Oct. 10, from Bengal, and sailed Oct. 12, for China ; the
Fanny, Oct. 14, and sailed Oct. 16, for Malacca ; the Charles
Stuart, Oct. 14, from Madras, and sailed Oct. 17, for China;
the Strathisla, Oct. 19, from New South Wales and Penang,
for Calcutta ; the Trio, Oct. 20, from Manila ; the Golconda,
Oct. 20, from China, for Bombay ; the Hero, Oct. 20, front
China, for Penang; the Lord Auckland, Oct. 21, from Cal-
cutta, for China and Madras; his Majesty's ship Raleigh,
Oct. 29, from Malacca; his Majesty's ship Wolfe, Oct. 21,
from Malacca ; the Sultana, Oct. 22, from China ; the Ma-
rion, Oct. 22, from China ; the Anna, Oct. 22, from Penang.
Departures from Singapore-The Syed Khan, Oct. 10, for
China; the Sarah Birkett, Oct. 11, for Liverpool; the Silas
Richards, Oct. 16, for New York ; the Ardascar, Oct. 16, for
Bombay • the Nelson, Wood, Oct. 12, and Alfred, Oct. 20,
for London.

Arrival at the Cape—The Molson, Dec. 9, from London.
Arrival at Teneriffe—The Honourable Company's steamer
Atalanta, Campbell, from Falmouth, Dec. 27, on the 6th of
January, and sailed on the 10th, after repairing paddle-boxes,
having experienced some bad weather on her passage.
Arrivals at Sourabaya—The Midlothian, Oct. 4, from Syd-
ney, 21st August. The Patriot, Law, sailed from Sydney
18th Aug. for Sourabaya. The Stirling Castle, Fraser, that
sailed from Sydney 15th May, for Singapore, had not arrived
on the 22d Oct.
Arrivals at Ascension—The Elizabeth, Passmore, Dec. -,
from Sydney, and sailed 31st for Liverpool.
Arrivals at China.--The Hythe, Draynor, Ingleborougb,
Ricketts, Lady Grant, Jeffreys, Castle Huntly, Jolly, and
Prince Regent, Bells, from Bombay; the Victory, Biden, Lo-
nach, Jellicoe, Marion, Richards, Malcolm, Eyles, from Cal-
cutta ; Inglis, Wise, from Bombay ; Kellie Castle, Pattalo,
and Orestes, Shettler, from Bengal ; Coventry, Pardu, flout
Madras; Judith,, Williams, and Fanny, Sheriffe, from Singa-
pore; Ellen Freaber, Crocker, and William Lockerby, med-
ealfe, from Batavia ; Alexander Baring, and Bussorah Mer-
chant, from London; Jumna, Robinson, and John o' Gaunt,
Robertson, from Liverpool and Batavia; Alexander, Pinne-
ger, from Liverpool, up to the Ist of October; the John
Bannerman, Ang. 19, from Bombay ; the Colon, Aug. 20,
from Manilla; the Lady Hayes, from Lombock ; the Henry,
Jurke, from Manilla; the Mary, Bullard, from Batavia; the
Hebrew, from Lomhock ; the Planter, from London and Ba-
tavia ' • the Splendid, Sept. 4, from New York ; the Marion,
from Calcutta; the Bussorah Merchant, Moncrieff, from Lon-
don; the Diana, Dudman, from Bengal. The country ship
Alexander, from China to Singapore, is supposed to be wrecked,
as her cutter arrived at Macao after landing eight Lascars on
the coast of Cochin China. This is the only boat out of
three in which the crew of the Alexander that came from the
wreck reached Macao. The circumstances relating to the
wreck are detailed in a letter from Captain Wilson, dated Ma-
cao, 27th August, 1836, add published in the Canton press of
the 10th of Sept. Extract from Canton Register. Hope
may not, we fear, be entertained any longer for the safety of
the missing ships. ilamoady, Marshall; Homasger Bomucjre,
Clarke; Margaret, Graham, Hamilton."
Departures from China.--The Covington, Sept. 1, for
Manilla and New York ; the Good Success, for Bombay ; the
Tartar, for Manilla.
Arrivals at Manilla.—The Inca, Harrison ; Solway, Proctor,
Canton.
Arrival at Bombay.—The Duke of Clarence, Oct. 22,
from Liverpool.
Arrivals at Batavia.—Tbe Strathisla, Oct. 18, from New
South Wales ; the Fanchon, Oct. 3, from Rio.
Departures.—The Constitution, Sept. 26; Caledonia, Sept.
29; Levant, Sept. 29 ; Ceylon, Sept. 30; Asia,. Sept. 30 ;
Neponset, Oct. 3 ; Emily, Taylor, Oct. 4 ; all for China.
The William Jardine, Mary Somerville, Arabian, Oct. 6 ; all
for China.
Arrivals at Anger.--The Fanny, Sept. 28, from Liverpool ;
the Richard Alsop, Oct. 20, from London ; the Albion, Oct.
1, from Liverpool.

A new paper has started in Glasgow under the title
of the Scotch Reformer's Gazette. The following extract
will show its principles :—" Oust TEXT—Vote by Bal-
lot—Household Suffrage—Triennial Parliaments—Re-
peal of the Corn Laws—Reform of the Lords—Jus-
tice to Ireland."

A New York paper states, " We learn that Messrs.
Davenport and Cook, of Saratoga, after three years' study
and attention, had perfected an electro-magnetic engine,
consisting of a stationary magnetic circle, formed of discon-
nected segments. These segments are permanently charged
magnets, the repelling poles of which arc placed contiguous
to each other. Within the circle stands the motive wheel,
having projecting galvanic magnets, which revolve as near
the circle as they can be brought without actual contact.
The galvanic magnets are charged by a battery, and when
so charged magnetic attraction and repulsion are both
brought into requisition in giving motion to the wheel—the
poles of the galvanic magnets being changed more than 1,000
times per minute."

Two females, the one 86, the other 58, were on
Monday, the 30th ult., found dead in their bed, in Occupa-
tion-road, Cambridge, and much excitement was occasioned
by a report that they died from starvation. An inquest
was held—Verdict, " Found dead, with no marks of vio-
lence."

PATENT LEVER W A•TC H ES.
With silver double-bottom cases £6 6 0
With silver hunting cases 6 16 6
This celebrated construction (the most accurate on which a
watch can be made) is offered, with the latest improvements,
i. e. the detached escapement, jewelled in four holes, capped,
hand to mark the seconds, hard enamel dial, and maintaining power
to continue going while winding up, at the above price, by
T. COX SAVORY,
Working Silver and Goldsmith, 47, Cornhill, London.
N.B.—Second-hand Watches purchased in exchange.

• BIRTHS.
On the ith inst., in the College of Glasgow, the wife of Profes-
sor Badham, of a son.

On the 12th inst., in Bruton-street, the lady of David Robert-
son, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 6th inst., the lady of Henry Barrow, Esq., of a still-born
daughter.

DIED.
On the. 7th inst., at Bicester, Oxfordshire, Robert Smith, of
King's College, London, aged 21, youngest son of the late Rev. J.
Smith, Vicar of the above place.
On the Bth inst., in Devonshire-place, the Rev. Stawell
Chud-
leigh.

on the Bth inst., at North Runeton, Norfolk, aged 34, Lady
Harriet Gurney, wife 'of Daniel Gurney, Esq., and sister of the
Earl of Errol.

O►► the 10th inst., at York-place, City-road, aged 89, Ann, re-
lict of the late Wm. Butler, Esq.
On the 9th inst., in Berkeley-street, Connaught-square, John
Bennison, Esq., of North Bank, Regent's-park,-aged 77.
On the 9th inst., Ann, the wife of William Ridge, Esq., banker,
Chichester.
On the Bth inst., Harriett, wife of W. Drew, surgeon, of Gower-
street, Bedford-square.

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