The Sun.
London, England, 1837-12-27 00:00:00

LAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrivals in Si.ron's Bay (Cape of Good Hope).
L' Heroine, Cecilia, Oct. 6, from Rio to Hobart Town ; Henry
aVell.a.lay, Williams, "Oct. 16, frain Sheerness--and
sailed
Oct. 27 for New South Wales; Barrossa, G,-ey, O. 22,
from Ceylon far Co:h. The
M:livals in Algca Bay.-The Charlotte, Brown, Oct. 6,
from London ; skerne, Rice, Oct. 19, from Table Div.
"epirtures from Algoa Bay.-Th.l Valley field, 'Steuart,
Oct. 2, for Trinco ralee ; Resource, Oct, 11, for Kuyana
Emma, King, 0ct..19,.f.r Maurieus.
Depertute from t'imon's Bay.-Her Majotty shipLcaercti,
Bosaaquet, Oct. 7,-for AScensioa.
Arrivals at Mauritius.-The Augustus, Carr, from Bor.,
Beaux ; Henry Tanacr, Hogidson, from Madras for London._
ArtiNails at St. lie:etia.-The Alciope, Connor, Nov. 2,
from Polo Penaog-anti sailed Nov. 5, for Leehoin; Esther,
Douglaa, Nov. 5, from Calcutta-and Faded Nov. 6, for Li-
verpool ; Ocean, Pcupon, Nov. 6. and Phil•nthropc,
Javesr
Iron Batavia-and sailed Nov 6 for liordaaux ; Arab, Je'n-
-n ,v, Nay. 9, 't\-ora whalMg--and sailed Nov. 13 ; blirau, a,
HOparr, Nov. 12. from Maulitius-end sailed Nov. 13 for
Londoo ; Edward Barrett, Proudfoot, Nov. 14, from Cal-
cotta-and sailed Nov. 15 for London ; Hereford,•Reaburn,
Nov. 14, from Calcutta, and Ros,endale, Friend, Nov. IS,
from Calcutta-aod both sailed Nov. 15 for Liverpool,;
Maria, Rcinlies, Nov. 15, from 13a:avia-aad to sail Nov. Iti
for Amsterdam.
Ships Spakcn with-The Heywood, Jones, from Llanclly
to Boa,bay, on the 15th of October, by the Wellington, sr-
rived at the Cape ; Wil!i -m Clarke, from Liv,rpoul to. Bom-
bay, on the 29. h of November, in lat. 33. 50. N.. long'
17. 15. W.
Pas.:engers per Hindostan, from Madras :-Mi's• Clerk'
Mrs. Hollett. Miss Clark, Major Simrnonds, Pr. Sturnock,
Surgeon. White, Capt. Colman, Capt. Chapromere ; Licuts.
Edward C Mon and Bishop ; Ensign Burgoyne, Mr. Hallett,
and five servants. On the 22d Lieut. Jerringhant fell off the
pcop a..d was drowned, though every exertion nas Wade to
save him ; ship going eight or nine knots an hour.
Per Achilles, from Ceylon:-Mrs. Fen,ick and Mrs.
Carson ; Dr. Langstaff; Myttirs. Fenwick, Carson, Park'
arid Mitchell, two children, and six servants.
ArrivAi in Tahle Bay (Cape of Good Hope.-The Ligo-
&et-, Tyler, Oct. 7, from Breede River; the Couch, Be"'
Oct, 8, from Kuysora ; the St. George, Williams, Oct. 9,
from Bristol ; the Diadem, Walker, Oct. 9, from the Mau-
ritius ; L'Orma, Coire, Oct. 10, from Havre ;
the Jupiter,
Ramsay, Oct. 12, from Bengal ; tha Mary, Rodain, Oct. 12,
from Rio Janeiro ; the True Briton, Black, Oct. Ifi, from
Portsmouth in fifty days; the Lady Emma, Hurst, Oct. 16.
from London; the Sesostris, Sales, Oct. 16, from Ports-
mouth ; the Lucullas, Lafourcade, Oct. 19, from Bordeaux;the Cornwall, Bell,and Carnatic, Brodie, Oct. 19, from
Portsmouth ; the Warrior, Brown, Oct. 19, front Newcastle;
the Thomas Grenville, Thornhill, Oct. 21, from London ;
the Wellington, Liddell, Oct. 21, from Portsmouth and
Madeira ; the London,' 11,11, Oct. 22, from. Bordeaux; the
Fox, Withleombe, Oct. 29, from Mozambique ; the Elvira.
Simpson, Oct. ,29, from Calcutta.
Departurei from Table 'Bay (Cape of Good Hope).-Ille
Gilmore, Lindsay, Oct. 9, from Bombay ; the Addison, •
Parker, Oct. 12, for Fairhaven ; the Ocean, Boyer, Oda 12.
for the Mauritius; the St. George, Williams, Oct. 12, for
Calcutta; the Lejuper, Browse, Oct. 13, for New South.
Wales; L'lrma, 'Coire, Oct. 13, for Calcutta ; the Transit,
Cohern, and Tickler, Ellis, Oct. 13, for the Mauritius; the
St. Helena, Long, Oct. 13, for Algoa Bay ; the Ulysses,
Cantos, Oct. 14, for Whaling; the Jupiter, Ramsay, Oct. 15*
for Demerara ; the Regent packet, Houghton, Oct. 17, for
Mussel Bay ; the Diadem, Walker, Oct. 18, for Rio; the
Agrippina, Rodgers, Oct. 19, for the Mauritius; the Lady
Emma, Hurst, Oct. 20, for South Australia; the Dorothy
Gales, Moore, Oct. 21, for the Mauritius; the True Briton.
Beret, Oct. 21, for Madras; the Indemnity, Roberts, Oct.
2'2, for the Mauritius • the Courier, Dixon, Oct. 22, for Cal-
cutta; the London, Ball, Oct. 23, for the Mauritius; the Li-
gonia, Tyler, Oct. 24, for Breede River; the Cornwall, Balls
and Thomas Grenville, Thornhill, Oct. 25, for Calcutta: the
Carnatic, Brodie, Oct. 26, for Bombay; the Kuysna, Find-
lay, Oct. 26, fur Algoa Bay ; the Rapid, Cassie, Oct. 27, for
the Mauritius.

Arrivals.—Dec. 25, the Hiridostan, Redman, from Madras,
in the Downs, sailed Nov. 3, Cape Nov. 1, and St. Helena
Nov. lIS ; the Achilles, Duncan, from Ceylon, off Dover,
sailed from Galle Sept. 3, Mauritius Sept. 26, Cape Oct. 21,
and St. Helena Nov. 3. Dec. 26. The William Metcalfe,
Philipson, from Bengal, in the Downs, sailed from Calcutta
Aug. 8, Saugur Aug. 16, Cape Oct. 25; the Adelaar, Smith,
from China, off Portsmouth, for Rotterdam, sailed Aug. 4,
Batavia Sept. 22, and St. Helena Nov. 15.
Departures from Saugur (Bengal).—The Eliza,, Clarke,
S: pt. 12 ; Drongon, M'Kenzie, Sept. 14 ; Baboo, Brock, and
Protector, Buttenshaw, Sept. 14, all for the Mauritius ; the
Laming, Morge, for Bourbon ; the Cecilia, Beckman, Sept.
Is, for —; the Will Watch, and Sultana, for —; the
Vansittart, M'Queen, Sept. 14, for China.
Arrivals at Sourabaya.—The Brothers, Towns, and Richard
Bell, Rogers, Aug. 31, from Sydney, New South Wales.
Arrivals in the Straits of Sunda.—The Sarah Birkett,
Aitken, Sept. 4, from Liverpool for Singapore ; the Emma
Math*, Sept. 16, from Singapore for Hamburgh ; the
Adelaar, Smith, Scpt. 16, from China, and sailed Sept. 22,
for Rotterdam; the Maria, Banks, Sept. 18, from Batavia for
Amsterdam.

Arrival at Singapore.--The Harlequin, Clienne frog'
Manilla.

Arrivals at the Mauritius.—The Apprentice, Dadenbead,
Sept. 19, from the Cape ; the Marie, Salez, Sept. 19, from
Bordeaux, and sailed Sept. 20, for Malabar Coast and Born-
bay ; the True Love, Coulton, Sept. 20, from Kocpang ; the
Cove, Palmer, Sept. 20, from Marseilles ; the Bride, Porter,
Sept. 22, from Calcutta.

Departures from the Mauritius.—The Herefordshire, TWO.
son, Sept. 16, for Madras ; the Jason, Sept. 16, for Marsailles;
the Carnatic, Richard, Sept. 21, for Rangoon; the Henri
Tuke, Sept. 24, for Boston.

TOM SHUFFLETON.—Mr. Liddell figures before
the public this week—we cannot say she the character of a
correspondent with the Sunderland Board of Guardians, anent
the alleged destitution of innocents anti the " dark rumours" of
'murders most foul" of prattling babes by unnatural mothers-
He shifts the pretended events to which his accusation referred
from 1837 back to 1834—which we take to be an admirable
exemplification of his capacity for shuffling. We doubt
whether Lord De Roos could have excelled it. But as the
Board cf Guardians have declared their approbation of the
mid adopted at the last-mentioned period, and many of
them were members of Parochial Vestries to whorl
Mr. Liddell has transferred the ignominious charge, it
follows that the ingenious gentleman has only leapt
out of the frying-pan into the fire. Even in this
view of the matter, the insult to the former admi-
nistrators of the Poor-law is not less flagrant—the imputation
on the character of the town of Sunderland is not less gross
and outrageous—than that which Mr. Liddell has been truly
reported to have cast upon both in the manner which it has
" pleased" him to deny. But setting this part of the transac-
t on aside, the guardians pin their slippery corrtspondent to
the " dark rumours," and seem resolved to allow him no q_iar-
ter as regards these. And here again our" esteemed and cs-
cellent friend" appears in his native colours. It would bardif
be credible, did not the fact appear on unexceptionable *tab&
rity, that though a fortnight has elapsed since the Guardians
called upon him for such a full and absolute withdrawal of that
part of the calumny as should satisfy the libelled parties--the •
Board of GuardianA, the inhabitants of the Borough, and tb:
demands of justice—he had not, up to yesterday, condescend!
to take any further notice of their remonstrance ! But
•Liddell's affection for silence conies too late. Ila%ing spoken
to vilify, he must speak to atone.—Durham Chronicle.

------- •T. COX SAVORY, GoldsmiLb, &c., 47. COrnltil:l
London, informs the Public, that he offers DESSERT FRUMP
KNOTS and FORKS, with plain ivory handles, silver ferruvlri ,
plated on steel blades, at Three Guineas per dozen pair, or t
solid silver blades, at Eight Guineas and a Half per dozen Pair.
N. 11. Carved ivory handles at 13s. 6d. extra per dozen paw

BIR2'IIS.
o
On the- 24th inst., at Waltbamstow, the Hon. Mrs. G.° r"t
Massey, of a son.
On the 23d inst., at Blackdowne House, Sussex, the lady °f
Logan, Esq., of a daughter.
1" On the 21st inst., at Sutton Mandeville, Wilts, the lady of
Rev. W. Knatchbull, of a daughter. re I,
On the 22d inst., at.Highgate Lodge, the lady of T. M. We
Esq., of a daughter.
On the 21st inst., Mrs. Tegart, of Pall.snall, of a son. loft
On the 14:h inst., in Chester-street, Grosvenor-place, the
of H. Whittaker, Esq., of a daughter. °f
On the 15th inst., in Upper Gloucester-place, the la";'
F. Gostling, Esq., cf a daughter.
f t"1",
.ta the 3d of September, at Mex:eo, the lady of W. de
Eq., Consul-General for Saxony, of a son.

MARRIED. 7‘fr.
On the 19th inst., at St.J - Mary's,„ag
Kingston,
_riar3, es-
Prince, of Norfolk.

.'rirt . etorfolk-house, Southsei, to LeinioraCamilla,
.daughter of the late Rey. T. F. Davison, Treasurer and Prey
dary of Chichester
inst ~ Cathedral.
On the 19th at Chatham, Francis Augustus Halliday,
Y,
Rc~ al Marines, to Catherine Mary, youngest daughter 01 t
C. 11. White, Rector of ShaWen, Hants. George
On the illst inst., at St. Mildred's, liread-street, third
I.)ii4, solicitor, of Stowmarket, Suffolk, to Ellenor Fraiice ,
daughter of J. Ormiston, Esq., Broad-street, Ctß__2.l___,sid'/-

'On the 11th inst., at N ./) ThE.D.
net Peacock, son of H. Cel, Esq.
otting- ill-square. aged 6 months, Dow,
._rOn the 13th of October, on his passage home from Berbice, 31r'
m. Hawker, of her Majesty's Custom.= oldest son of W. Hawker'
Eiq., late of Orchard-street, Portman-Square, and Charing. Kent'
surgeon, aged 22.
of °Tontttiljat,',Ai7istleSsLra.h Kendall, Nrife of Joseph Dodson, Esq"
On the 14th lust , in Salisbur3-street Mr. Benjamin Virtue, of
ftothcelnthe, son of. the late Stephen'
Virtue,' Esq., of Knotidishall,
Suffolk.
On the 17th inst., aged 13 months, Charles; ond.ly ly son of Mr. O.
Gi,James.
On the 15th illst., at's-street Mile-end, aged 58, Mr. Joseph
Webb, of
Watinig.street.Jonathan
Oil the 16th inst., in Eastgate-street, Chester, Mr.
Wilcoxon. •
Ann, eldest daughter of
On the I9th inst., at Alburv, Surrey,
the late C. W. Glynes, Esq.. :tied 28.
On the 17th intr., Mary Maxwell, relict of Captain A. Suthoner;
land, of Alelina.place, Lambeth, and daughter of
the late Col e.
.1. Sutherland, of Uppatt, Suthcrlandshire.
Ott the 22d inst., at her son's, Great Queen-
/nu-field', Mrs. Harvey, aged 67. eldest
On the 29th inst., at the Rectory, Siston, Mary Anne,
daughter of the Rev. Pelly street, Lincoln's

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