The Sun.
London, England, 1863-11-02 00:00:00

SHIPPING—This Day.

Lo':,Tnorz, Nov. 2.—Wind this day at noon—South-
\Vest strong breeze, and cloudy weather, with rain.

(BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)

GRAVESEND, Monday Morning.
Arrivei—Chevy Chase, from Tonning ; Royal Tar, from
Patras ; Guass from New York ; Fortuna, from Lagos;
cist Lothian, 'from Snanghai; Winefred and Waverley, both from Calcutta; Star of China, from Foo-chow-Foo.
- Arrived, Nov. 2—Gardner, from Patras; Galeed, from
e,,ex'l4; Star of the East, from Patras, Deerfoot, from
-ten,e; Nary Jane, from Patras; Shooting Star, from
Quebec; Glengarry, from Berbice.
DEAL, Monday Morning.
Passed—Anne Cecelia, from Cephalouia, for Antwerp.
81,' Yas. blown a gale during the night ; now more moderate.
Wing appears to have ridden all well.

THE EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH has given the
Grand Cordon of the Legion of Honour to the King of th
Greeks.
cRING GEORGE OF GREECE has given away his
ost Order," namely, to the French Admiral who ac-
mpanied him.
lier Excellency Lady Bloomfield has arrived at
the St. George's Hotel from Vienna.
TUE HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Seven members of
ttit House of Commons have died since the proroga-
Parliament, namely, Ca pt. Johnson (Montgomery
burghs), Mr. Botfted (Ludlow),P the Right Hon. Edward
(WiEllice (Coventry), mt. pats (Barnstaple), Mr. Hope
ndsor), Mr. Langston (Oxford), and Mr. clover). Mr. F. M. Calcutt, member for Cla.re,ildietclt a(An-
daysbefore the prorogation, making eight vacancies bwy
death to be supplied during the recess. Three vacancies
have occurred by the elevation of members of the House
of Commons to the peerage, namely, Pontefract, Mr R,
Monckton Milins, now Baron Houghton; Tarnworth, Vis-
count Raynham, now the Marquis Townshend ; and West
-Worcestershire, Viscount Elmley, now Earl Beauchamp.
Three vacar,eies have been caused by official a
ppointments,
timely, Richmond Richmond (Yorkshire), Sir Roundell
Palmer to
e attotney•generalship ; Plymouth, Mr. R. P. Collier to
thethe solicitor-generalship; and Reading, Mr. Sergeant
4all .113Y,tt to be a baron of the Exchequer. Of these vacancies
have been filled but four, namely, Tewkesbury, Wind-
-801.) Oxford, and Andover.
A discovery of some historical importance has
Just been made in Paris. The bones of Robespierre, St.
and Lebas were found by 813E20 masons, who were
-daYitlg the foundation of a house at the corner of the Rne
of Kocher, in the Batignolles. It was there the remains
these men, who performed so remarkable a
Part iu the first Revolution, were deposited, the church-
card of the Madeleine being too full at the time of their
i,„e,etttion to receive any more corpses. Public balls were
disc for many
Yews at the place where the skeletons were
ult3covered.
LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS FOR THE
tWoutitgi
`'this Day—British Architects, at 8; En-
polo ,at 7. Tuesday—Photographic, at 8; Anthro..
:°'eal, at 8, " Superficial Convolutions of a Microcephalic
14 41V, by Professor J, Marshall; " Cist at Bur head,"
to: Roberta and Professor Busk; "Indian tribes of Van-
gicu'avier's Island," Captain Jacobs. Wednesday—Geolo-
aleM. " Ichthyolites from New S3uth Wales," Sir. P.
goatee gerton; Geology of Nile Valley, &e,," Mr.
tti4rT..hauprrsednagye---1; Chemical at 8, " Detection of Nitric
logical, at 814 trine,,, " Physiological Variations of Hip-
Dr. Thudicuhum. Friday—Philo-
C0N,4314)
CRAWLE-Y 144" ti PROSECUTION OF COLONEL
tended meeting oaturday evening a numerously at-
Spencer-street,
clr°," held at the Royal Oak Tavern,
steps to urge upon't4hwell-road, for the purpose of taking
*ecuting Colonel e,,eGovernment the necessity of pro-
Mojor Liffey. kr. for the murder of Sergeant-
effect were passed in the chair. Resolutions to that
THE REPRESNtt,t,
mayor of Wlnclsor h,„ lON OF WINDSOR. The
nation of the candidates
wiB tv"n notice that the nomi
morrow at eleven o'clock.
,r`i7ke place in the town hall to-
the following day (Wedneacia6 election will take place on
borough, numbering 619 p„s4, When the voters of the
tire candidates. The polling, wb',ievrill poll for their respec-
the will take place in three
booths, to be erected beneath
will commence at eight in the ahelter of the town-hall,
Moroi
four o'clock in the afternoon. At boorig and terminate at
Clewer and New Windsor, numbered toll No the voters of
1 to 206, will poll; while those of :New nwt.bo register from
tndsor, numbered
from 207 to 412, will poll at No. 2 booth
the Voters of New Windsor, from 413 and the rest of
their votes at No. 3 booth. The usual'e'sl9, will record
ribery and the using of undue influenee ta ili'll against
to vote for any particular candidate have been
i dsuce electors
ata
41, ayor. The election is likely to cause some excitement tin
14:. borough.