The Sun.
London, England, 1837-06-12 00:00:00

SHIPPING riTELLIGENCE

ENTERED INWARDS AT TIIE CUSTOM-
HOUSE, JUNE 10.
The Leda, Tape, from Rlttorililrl; ; Fueliaris, Lund,
hristiviia; Strannack, Dantzie; G UStaVe,
'olgash ; Wvlze, Sehiem; William, Alaclovooci,

Dantzlc.

ENTERED OUT
The Ghika, Hunter, for Campeachv ;
ll,,tbn, Calais; FArne, Hall, Sierra ; Kent, 'T,tine'
,:),flogne ; Jeune Caroline, Bermev~er, w
er, Anterp ; John NNOOOt
Voudruff,
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.
The Batavier, Dunlop. f,,r Rotterdam ; Chieftain, Dournce,
Hamburgh ; Princess Victoria, Britten, Antv‘erp ; Kent,
Tune, Boulogne; William Jolliffe, Middleton, Calais;
F..illant, Calais ; Ovan, Morfee, Antwerp ; Hope,
Boxer, Rotterdam ; C.llynFo, Coward, So-I%lml ; George and
Wiry, Mauritius; Dart, Block, Ostend ; John Wco.a,
Woodruff, Havre; Maas, Blake, Rotterdam ;
nail, Dunkirk; Rebel,
Spriggs, Corfu. #
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST.
The Diana, Walters, for Memos; Eole; Lavalle, Gravc-
lines ; La Felix, Merlin, ditto; Catherine, Glasgow, Arch
angel ; Milton, Smelair, ditto; Henrietta, Weschurson, Me-
mel ; Driam, Patterson, Archangel. Pink, Whit-

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
Arrivals.—June 10, the Mary Ann, Tarbutt, from Madil!'
off Plymouth, sailed Feb. 7, and Cape April 6, the Tigris,
Fotherington, from China, off Holyhead.
Arrivals at the Cape.—The -Frances Charlotte, Well-
bank, March 30, from Portsmouth and Rio Janeiro; March La 1.4 y
31,
die,
March 30, from Bourbon ; the London, 'Lamb,
from Torbay ; the Alciosse, Bennett, March 31, from China
the Skerne, Rice, March 30, from Algoa Bay ; the Reich"
mood; M`Leod, April —, from Calcutta, and sailed Apl 7,
for
D L ondon.
epartures from the Cape.—The Robert Small, April 2'
Tigris, April 4, D..ke of Buccleuch, April 5, and Carnatict
April 6, all for London.
Departures from Madras.—The Alfred, Tolley,
Feb- 6'
for Pondicherry and London.
Arrival at Calcutta.—The Isabella, Brown, from Loud°
and the Cape.
Ships Loading at Calcutta, Feb. 10, for London.--Tbe
Georgiana, Thorns, to sail Feb. 14; the Royal Saxon, Re".
ner, Feb. 14; the Orator, Terry, Feb. 20; the Marion, Pope;
the Fergusson, Young, Feb. 20 ; the Bolton, Cooproston,
March 5. For Liverpool. The Syria, Cunie; to sail Feb.
14 ; Alexander Johnstone, Auld, Feb. 14; the Oriental,
Sales, Feb. 22. For Bristol.—The Victoria, Wilson, Feb.
16. For the Cape and London.—The Broxbournebury•
Chapman, and the Duke of Northumberland, M`Carthy,
sail Feb. M. For Bombay.—The Juliana, Driver, to 1'
March 1. For Bordeaux. The Oriental, Piganeau, to.so
Feb. 13.
Passengers per Mary Ann, from Madras.—Mrs.
Mrs. Baines (died at sea 10th April), Mrs. Minchin,
Crawley, Civil Service ; Colonel Ogiivie and Captain Mi
chin, Native Infantry ; Mr. Repper, Master Reece, Mr'
Baines, Miss Baines, Miss J. Baines, Miss Minchin, and tiro
servants. From the Cape—Mrs. Rowles, Master John Keck"
evick, Master B. Keckevick.
Passengers per Richmond, from Bengal (expected).--Mrs:
Macleod, Mrs. Ellis, Captain Sandy, Lieut. French, Lieu"
Shephard, Lieut. Morgan, Lieut. Cornish, Lieut. Su
land, F. Ross, Esq. ; Master and Miss Brown, Miss Ell*
Miss Cornish, Master Crump.
Passengers per Scotia, from Bengal (expected. )—Mesdanle°
Watson, Vamenin, Brandon, Beckett, Thomson, and Downes;
General Watson, Major Davis, Captain Brandon, Watson'
Esq. ;J. 0. Beckett, Esq. ; Lane, Esq. ; Dr. Downel°
Robert Lyall, Esq.

We are opposed, for reasons which we have ofte.o
stated, and which we believe are generally felt by the puled
at large, to the principle of courts of justice being support
by those who have the naisfortuae to be litigants, and there:
fore conceive all fees of Court to be inexpedient, except t.P.,
such a petty amount as may insure civility where there _l'
more than one officer to perform the same duties. The fed
charged in the Sheriff-Court offices have long been pecG"
liarly objectionable.—Scotsman.
Sir Everard Home, in delivering his introductory
lecture on the physiology of the blood, at St. George's lit's;
pital, explained a discovery made by him on the compooe°
parts of the blood, in the year 1818, a fact which is knee
but to a few of the profession. Sir Evcrard's new theory
that carbonic acid gas forms a large proportion of the blood
and that this fluid is of a tabular structure. The immortli
Harvey, the discoverer of the circulation, and Hewson so
Hunter, who have most studied the composition of the Vita
fluid, failed to make this important discovery; and should time'
the only test of truth, prove the justness of this new tbeorl'
Sir Everard will be ranked amongst the first physiologi,tsi
He asserts that carbonic acid gas exists in the proportion
two cubic inches to an ounce, and is given out in quantities
from the blood of a person after a full meal,
and very little
from the blood of a feverish person. Thelact of the appear-
anced of the tubes passing through every particle of the bloo
Sir Everard was led to discover by observing the growth of e.
grain of wheat daily through a microscope ; he then ""! „-
blob, and then a tube passing from it ; the blob was the Plc
-
of the plant, and the tube was formed by the extraction of cat.
bonic acid gas. Reasoning from analogy, he examined aet
bule of blood, and found it composed of similar tubes, tvbic"
he was enabled to inject under the exhausted receiver of &noir'
pump. His discovery will probably lead to important results.
THE STREETS OF LONDON.—When we first of
rived here from Paris, I was disposed to deny that the streert
of London were as crowded as it is usual to pretend. 340
opinion was formed too soon. What was then true is f 0
longer. London, or rather Westminster, in the height of tPe
season, and Westminster out of the season, so far as the rne,et
ment in the streets is concerned, are not the same town. Wr
I was here in 1826, I saw no essential difference between De:
gent-street and Broadway, as regards the crowd; but now that
we have passed the Easter holidays, every one appears to b:
at his post ; and so far from ever having seen any where eI6
the crowds of people, the display of rich equipages, the incest'
sant and grand movement that adorn and bewilder the street
of London, I had never even pictured such a sight in my I°lov
gination. They who have not been here at this season 01,t
year know nothing of the place. There is a part of the °"/:,
between one and six, when it is actually a matterof risk f°l.4-
pedestrian to cross the streets. I live near Piccadilly, wij'()
is not wider than Broadway, if as wide, and have occasion t t
cross it frequently. You know lam no laggard, and off n°,,
deficient in activity, and yet I find it convenient to make °';
first run towards a stand of coaches in the middle of the stree,
protected by which I take a fresh departure for the other
Regent-street is still worse; and there is a place at Chsritlbi
cross that would be nearly impracticable, but for a statue°
Charles the Second, which makes a capital lee for one on Ml',
As for Broadway ,and its pretended throng, I have been io ",
current of coaches, in what is called the City here, for an ITu.,
at a time, when the whole distance was made througilbc
jam as close as any you have ever seen in that street for
space of a hundred yards. Broadway will compare with t
ill
more crowded streets of London, much as Chesnut-street
compare with the Broadway.—C'ooper's England.
In consequence of the depressed state of the nial
facturing interest, the lace factories in Barnstaple are sell.
A great number of industriouS mechanics are out of et 01317„/,:
and have no means of supporting themselves and families; to
some time past their wages have have been barely suflicien
meet their daily wants.—Devonshire Paper.
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131 SECOND-HAND SILVER 3' WATCH!' .
4 A variety of some dozens may be selected from, price Two Game
2 each ; some rather more modern, Two and a Half Guineas caVbe
in
and an assortment quite equal to new, Three Guineas each. CO
oh whole have been carefully examined, and are warranted. T. ‘-' J.
of SAVORY, Watchmaker, 47, Cornhill, London. N.B. Sec
-' hand Watches purchased in exchange.
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On the 6th inst., in Brunswick-square, Mrs. James Pea`-he),

a daughter. ct,
nidi
On the Gth inst., at St. John's Wood, the wife of F. •vccl
Esq., surgeon, of Oxford-street, of a daughter, which only sun',
two days.
On the 9th inst., in Albion-street, the lady of Win. Macl=ol'
El., of a daughter.

MARRIED. f. Cs'
On the Bth inst., at Hurley, Berks, 11. P. Crellin, Esq.,
tharina Warrand, only daughter of d, Esq.
On the Bth inst., at Kensington `Church, Mr. Gloyne, of f
sington, to Anne, only daughter of the late Henry Papps,
the Island of Aollgua. 30119
On the Bth inst., at St. James's Church, Dover, the Res' ..is,
Puckle, B. A, of Brasenose College, Oxfotd, to Anna of
eldest daughter of R. Shearman, Esq., of Grange House, collo
Kilkenny.
On the Bth inst., at-East Wellow, Hants, Captain George ---c,/ficcr.
it. N., of Wilton-crescent, to Mary, youngest daughter of
Admiral Giffard.
On the Ist inst., at Fid,lown, near Besborough, county
Is
kenny, David. Cox, jun., Esq., of Coward, Yorkshire, to
Rogerson, late of London.

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DIED. , <r'
On the 6th inst., at Loraine-place, Holloway, aged ;ix Yelirf. (j,
months, and seven days. Henry Nuthall, s'xond son tf. '
Brightman, Esq., late of Calcutta, merchant. Sallii
On the 7th inst., in Hart-street, Bloomsbury-square, ithes
Letitia Weedon, aged-26. ii 6.
On the 9th inst., at Dalston, Wm. Staniland, Esq. age- BAsulf
On the Bth inst., at Woolwich, Dinah, wife of Mr.' G• 11.-31 at
builder and auctioneer, relict of Mr. J. C. Taylor, of his
jty's ship " North Star," aged 46. late,
es
On the 23d ult., at Guerney, James Campbell Barton, Esq''
Ciptain, 87th Regiment. of Mr.
On the Bth inst., Alice Catherine, youngest daughter
of
Elgood, of Wimpole-street, aged 7. jsi.p.,
On the 9th ult., in London, James Macintyre, Esq„
Newcastle7th -upon-Tyne. l'in'e'
On the inst., Mr. Robert Stephenson, of Church-rov,
on,
ill
house, aged 81. go
On the 7th inst., in Shacklewell-lane, Mr. Thomas
his 61st ear. P_ riaett'
On the sth inst., at Burlington, :Yorkshire, Marmaduke
]sq., abed 72. fiff, aged 65'.
On fie 7th inst , Mr. Wm. Mat. Catterton, of Rate ijaniptcoo
ithOd
dnn t l e
stthheexeB,
t2Ahdiri
nsi.sntAs. ?a,Ar
yal ti
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it lecchaotrlhieses:rdai
negnee:de3.6oBouf.n
geh e r son, l'''''''
~.t daughter of Mr. °
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f of j.
good, Wimpole-street, a.,cd 7 months.
On the 31st ult., at gan Sebastian, aged 33, s:"3l.l'::.lcall..rgi°n'
aCriatlilaenhdicasrt,dEalsiqgi,kt
daughter
Medical ewa 1. Inspector-,G e n eral of tbo lirlii.!are. on
On the 6th inst. aged 16, Ralph, liit'''tshi.:oonf3°;llec.n-t-141°141't 1
of the Wandsworth'-road. -

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of Middlesex.—Monday, June 12, 1837.