The Sun.
London, England, 1837-12-18 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY')

DEAL, DEC. 16.—Wind S. S.W. Dec. 17.—Wind S eel
Arrived the Olympus, Cowl, from Calcutta ; Crescent,
son, from Quebec ; Syren, Clifton, from Trieste ; Iberia' fro
Cadiz; and Braganza, Gray, from Oporto. Came down ire,,
the river and remain the Mary Ann, Cook, for Constal4,
nople ; Ceres, Randall, for Sierra Leone ; and Cuba, Gr
for Mauritius.
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PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 16.—Wind S. S. E. to S. S. W. De
17.—Wind S. S. W.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 15 AND 16.—Wind S. E. to S.
rived the Montreal, Skey, from New Zealand • Ajax, Thomr
son, from Palermo ; New Thomas, Sutherland, from Loudon
for Algoa Bay.
FALMOUTH, DEC. 15. —Wind S. S. E. to S. S. W. Dec. 16'
—Wind S. S. W. to W. S. W.—Arrived the Braganza steamer,
M'Leod, from Gibraltar, left the Sth instant, Cadiz the !it'll'
Lisbon the 12th, Oporto and Vigo the 13th, and sailed Or
London; Paquet de Bilbao, from Tarragona; and De H°ll
Mudge, from Amsterdam, very leaky, cargo discharging, 190119
to Trieste.

STANGATE CREEK, DEC. 17.—Arrived the Eliza Saun-
ders, Bully, from Smyrna ; Duke of Gordon, Longman, from
ditto ; Yarmouth, Holt, from Chesme ; Dean. Dean, and
Hector, Cross, from Constantinople ; Don, Wanteer, fn/
Messina ; James, Cole, from Denia ; Turenne, Barclay, from
Adra ; and Fontsnebleau, from Port Vendre.
GUERNSEY, DEC. 15.—Arrived the Osnaburg, Figser, fr°lll
Copenhazen ; and Ceres, Janson, from Nyberg.
JERSEY, DEC. 15.—Arrived the P. R. C., Briard, from
Arichat ; Lady Harvey, Alexander, from Cadiz ; Specula'
tion, from Gottenburg ; and Sophia Eliza, Faben,:Rostock.
BRISTOL, DEC. 17.—Arrived Thomas Crisp, Crisp,:Trieste•
BRIDGEWATER, DEC. 16.—Arrived the Aurora, Hicks, from
Minkel—lost part of deck-load, having been on shore.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. 17.—Arrived the St. Andrew, ThomP"
son, from New York; Eleanor, Spencer, from Demerara ;
Vesper, from St. Michael's ; Crescent, Dunby, from do. ;
Harmony, Brown, from Marseilles ; Liberty, Robertson, from
Lisbon ; Ellen Clare, Roberts, from Messina ; and Ellen,
Ritter, from Seville.

TireThEtry t—.•.:mtu&l, from Glasson Dock to Ayr; struck
on the Brest rock, near Gervan, on the 14th inst., and belged.
The Mary and Bell, Bell, of Whitehaven, was on shore neat
Dundalk on the 14th inst. •""

The steamer Johnson, of Perth, struck on a rock nest
Wirkworth on the 14th inst. ; upset and sunk —crew saved.
The Thomas and Mary, brought from Newport to Ne".
castle, struck on Hasborough sand on Saturday and sunk."'
crew saved.

The Globe, Wilson, from Boston to Leghorn, was totally
wrecked near Alicante, on the 24th inst.
The Selina, Hicks, from Newfounland, was wrecked on the
Oporto Bar on the 10th inst.

The Manuel, bound to Buenos Ayrep, was on fire at Malaga
on the 29th ult.

The Louisa Ann, Lebasque, from Cette, put into Fiore/
leaky and masts cut away—bound to Charleston.

The records of the ancient Pell-office of the Exehr
quer, now in the custody of Sir John Newport, have bees
under his direction and personal superintendence, arranged
chronologically in good order, repaired, endorsed, and cats%
logues made thereof. They consist of the entries of payment°
and receipts of money in all pecuniary transactions with the
Crown, from as early a period as the reign of King Richard I.
to the present time (including some curious household rolls);
in the former years they are entered on rolls of immense
length, and subsequently in books ; the books from the time
of James I. are pretty regular (although they commence
earlier), including the time of the Commonwealth. These
muniments, amounting to above 1,900 rolls and 1,500 I%ol°'
from being in a dreadful state of dirt and confusion, are 10°
arranged and open for public inspection and research, beidg
fully aware they will prove (as has already been the case inseci
veral instances) of great use to the historian, lawyer, an
antiquary.
ELOPEMENT.—Sunday a young lady, daughter of
a Government officer, in a town not many miles east of Exeter,
eloped from her father's house, in the evening, about seven;
with J. M., a druggist in a neighbouring town. As soon a,
their flight became known the father of the fair one proceeddia
after them, and succeeded in finding them at an inn in Exeter;
just as their supper was finished, and they were preparing f°,,.
bed. The parent took his daughter with him, after a litttut
resistance an the part of her lover ; and the young lady, 11°A
being of age, it closely confied ; but is determined, it is said'
as soon as she can get free, to have him, dead or alivee"
Plymouth Journal.
John Stewart Hall, Esq., of Stock Hill, cootie
Donegal, nephew to the Marquis of Drogheda, will shore,' bd
united to the Lady Helen Toler, third daughter of the Es
and Countess of Norbury.
DISTURBANCE AT MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL.-''
fracas, the consequences of which might have been ic0.1.1
serious, took place at this institution on Saturday evedlt4c
A respectable servant-maid had died of some complaint
which she had been admitted to that establishment. 051;d
by her good conduct durin:r her servitude secured the g 5,
will of her mistress that lady wished that she should berady
h
pectably buried, and had accordingly requested that her r-fe,
might not be given up. Her relations (who, we belled.
were low Irish), assembled at the gate of the hospital, deniaorl
ing the body ; and, when refused, commenced an attack to,
would have effected a forcible entrance, but for the dethe
mined and courageous resistence of Cole, the porter t°4ol-
- a powerful man, aided by other servants; they' i of a
ever, would have been overp t owered, had not the arrita 0
strong body of the E division of police (privately seat l°,llt.
the beginning of the affray,) quickly allayed the Wild,
Many o the unfortunate inmates of the hospital were dr`
fully alarmed.
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BILLS MORTALITY.—The apparent Neese'e
increase in the last bills of mortality is 3,002 ; this, bow ue-
arises from the fact that many of the parish clerks, wh(l 011
glect making their returns regularly, have sent in the arroca,
for this, the last weekly returns of the years. These ddis, be
nients. then, unless better managed in future, can ha' *'
looked on as quite accurate.—Examiner.

LADIES' GOLD WATCH
, 11.0 -
A variety of excellent and carefully finished Ladies' Seoolostor'
Gold Watches, many of them in accordance with the late!efli,
with Gold Dials, Jewelled, &c., are offered for selection,,sr'oo
Six to Eight Guineas each, at T. COX SAVORY''
maker, Gold and Silversmith, 47, Cornhill, London.
N.B.—Second-band Watches purchased in exch97,--------

BIR7'IIS. 00 ell' fo
On the 7th inst., at Orelton, Pembrokeshire, Ladi
daughter.
Dais, of
On the 10th inst., in the Harrow-road, Mrs. Allen
daughter. S. 34r.
()n the 10th inst., at Windmill-hill, Enfield, Mrs. N. ra'
tin, of a son.
On the Bth inst., at Ringstead House, the lady of Mr.
of a daughter.
On the 10th inst., in Harley-street, the lady 0., J' G. Puff'
Esq., of a (laughter. son. i
On the Bth inst., at Pimlico-lodge, Mrs. Elliott, of s

At St. Pancras Church,.aolnA tRh
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1/2Et,hDi
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to Miss Kiallmark.
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John
12th inst., at Effingham Church, William Edward,
ase:
to i. Rawlinson, Esq., of Wimpole-strcet, Cayendish-squhsro
Jane, eldest daughter of Mile S ' Eli of Effing
s tringer, Es Q.
Hili, Surrey. Georgeorge
On the 12th inst., at St. Nicholas Rochester Mr. ,
Grattan Cooke, stl''
Pope, chemist, to Sarah, third daughter' of Mr. Wm.' Clemen‘h
builder, both of that place. Tlarlei'
On the 13th inst., at the parish church, Mr. Andrew 11- - . b.,
son of Mr. J. Harvey, of Bermondsey, to Susannah, second daug
ter of the late Mr. J. Harvey, both of the same Plaf:_..--------
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the ith inst., Francis
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On ,- • n• t son of the late
Benjamin
Burton, Esq., of Gloucester-place, Portrna-sqnare ;
and on the 12th inst., Ann Grace, widow of the above Benjamin
Burton, Esq., aged 42. am, youn,,,es
On the 10th inst., aged 78, Ann, wife of J. Kiernan,
Esq., 01
liawbey-place, South Lambeth.
On the 7th inst., at
R. L. near Stockport, aged 23, A"'18
Jane, second daughter of R. L. Appleyard, Esq., of Montague-
street, Russell-squat C. of the
On the tith inst., at Loekeridge House, Barbara, relict
Rey. J. B. Watkics, late Vicar of Marshfield, in Gloucestershire,
aged 83. .Igherrieor
On the 20th of August last, at Ootacamund, on the Ni 0 _.:
Charles Edward Oakes, of the Madras Civil Service, fourth so
.0.:
the late Thos. Oakes, Esq., of Upper Seymour-stree, Port
square, aged 34.
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