The Sun.
London, England, 1837-09-22 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrivals at Colombo ( Ceylon.)The Numa (steam paae6
t)
Gee, April 18, from Cork and the Cape, and sailed Nig 1.,
on her return ; Eamont, Barstall, April 20, from Bombay
Sir H. Compton, Bolton, April 21, from China, and sailed for
Bombay ; Briton, Blanc, May 1, from Bordeaux ; Wes
Cumming, May 6, from the Mauritius.
Arrivals at Trincomalee.—Her Majesty's ship ConOli
Drinkwater, April 16, from Falmouth, Rio, and the Cas3c °
Good Hope.

Arrival at Point de Galle.—The Scaleby Castle, Morgan'
April 18, from Bombay, passed for China.
Arrival at Singapore.—The Harlequin, Cuine, May 2, from
London and Panang.
Arrival at Batavia.—The Margaretha, Barelam, May 20,
from London.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Elmouth, Warren, from London to Bengal, Aug. i"'
lat. 15. N., long 27 W., per Balfour, arrived at Liverpoole__T,
Passengers per Numa, from Ceylon (expected) for 017,
(sailed May 16)--Captain and Mrs. Forbes and two
Lieut. M'Alpine, Lieut. M'Neil, Lieut. Nash, Ensign Ha I
burton, Ensign Shields, Staff Assistant Surgeon Byest
M. D., one sergeant and three rank and file of her 51kleatYa
58th Regiment ; eight sergeants, two drummers, 107 rank an
file, 12 women, and 35 cliildren of her Majesty's 78th lig
Lander:.childrier.
b.

Between the 9th and 16th instant 14 packets ell;
tered the harbour of Boulogne, bringing 773 passengtrs:
and the same number took their departure with 909 r„.,
sengers. It is in contemplation to establish a regular eciur
munication by steam between Boulogne and Havre in CO
respondence with Paris.
STORIES OF SPANISH LlFE.—This new W°34
edited by Lieut.-Col. Cranford, of the Grenadier Guati:d„t,
is to appear in a few days. It is dedicated to Lord ll' f
Independently of the interest attached to vivid pictures
Spanish life and manners, the work will derive, we uo4,.er-
stand, additional value from an historical introduction 5
the Gallant Colonel, which has been prefixed to the
containing a succinct account of events from 1820 to
tl u; connecting the scenes of the stories with the histc"lb°6
the period. Much important information will doubtless
also derived from the introductory views of the social c" );
dition of the Spanish people, which is also subjGined--
subject, at the present moment, of great interest.
Two new churches are now being erected in °lel-
sea , one in the nursery ground at the back of litTeg,
place ; the other in Paradise-row, opposite the gardens
longing to the Apothecaries' Company. The Earl °I. cul
(!egan has generously given the ground upon which t
churches are to be built.
An article, dated Hanover, in the Franconia/I_
Mercury, says :—" There has been some conversatfr
about a demand made by our Monarch for the restoration
of the jewels carried by George I. to England, and tiere
set in the British crown. We cannot vouch for the e
rat
1. .ess of these reports, but we certainly do not thinwe,_:,
Queen Victoria can substantiate a claim to these,

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SUITES OP EAR-RINGS, NECKLACP„ -
BROOCH.—A •varying in price from
vane/ in the latest taste, vary
10/. to 20/. the Suite, are arranged in the upper Show Room for
the Prices of
selection. They consist of Pearls and other real Gems, Amethyst,
Topaz, and other stones.
T. COX SAVORY, Golds 'th Silversmith, and Watchmaker.
47, Cornhill. London. N. B.—nuA 'amphlet, containing a List se
Hatches,
had gratis,
or will be forwarded in answer to a post-paid app'lication-
Plate, Plated Goods,,Clocks, &cc. may be

B IR T.H S.
On the 21st inst., at Win lest House, Bagshot, the lady of
CapOtain F. Clarke, Ral Scots Gre -s f n
y aso • . n the 19th inst , inoy Chester-terrice,o Regent's-park, tne _ire of
J. P. Fearon, Esq., of a son.

MA It 121 Eh.
On the 20th inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square, James 10;
berly, Esq., of Gaines, Huntingdonshire, to Emily Hannah, tu
daughter of the late Lieut.-Col. the Hon. Wm. Grey. Ri-
On the 19th inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square, Henry Richard
chards, Esq., of Lincoln's Inn-fields, to Esther, daughter of Rich
Burman, Eq., of Chelsea.
On the 12th inst„ at St. Mary's Church, Lambeth, rrh°ng:
Alouseley, Esq., of Ellesmere, Shropshire, surgeon, to Rebec
eldest daughter of Mr. S. Knight, of Vauxhall, builder.
On the 20th inst., at St. Andrew's, Holborn, Mr. JallanddauDgibter
borough, of Friday-street, surgeon, to Mary Ann, eldest
of the lat Mr. John Wontner. Crd garriet
On the 19th inst., at Crovdon, R. J. Leeds, Esq., on.
%lane, youngest daughter of the late W. James, Esq., of

On the 18th nst t S DIED. 1 _
R.eA 1-, rd wiw"'
orou aget '4, l
Esq., one of th i e
senior olicers of thg e, late Corporatin, and chief
Magistrate of at borough in 1817, 1892, and 1831. •di a
On the 10th ithnst., at Clifton, Edward Thomas, youngest eh•
P.
On the Fentonl9,th in st E. jun., s ,
at Kil, of Dburn, ed 63 Anne, widow of R octors'-commons b ert
ag, C ourt's
Smythe, &sq., and last surviving daughter of the late Rel.
Fleming, of O Ford, ddlesex.
On the 19thl i d nst., in Y Miork-place, Portman-square, Edward F°l".
hill, Esq., aged 76,
On the 19th inst., at Kingston-on-Thames, Mr. Edvr. Woks'
aged 61. dt,
On the llth inst., at Groombridge, near Tunbrige Wells, x —en
1•
Thomas Jarrett, Esq., late of the lion. East India ComPanY,la
s '
Bras Civil Service.
On the 18th init.
Atkins, aged 76.

on the Marine Parade, Dover, Mrs. Sant

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