The Sun.
London, England, 1837-12-25 00:00:00

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.

THOMAS INCHES, cattle dealer, Beech Hill, near Coupar-
Angus, Dec. 26 and Jan. 11, at twelve, at Wallace's Inn, Beech
Hill, near Coupar-Angus.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

ARRIV4LS, DEC. 23.—The Malay, Welsh from Ceylon, off
Dover. Sailed foom Galle, on the 27th of August, and St.
Helena, on the 30th of October. The Semarang, Meacom,
from Batavia, off Portsmouth, for Holland; sailed on the 31st
of August.
DEPAETURES !Rost SAuouß, (Bengal).—The Moulmein,
Sept. 16, for the _Mauritius ; the Paragon, Sept. 18, for Bos-
ton ; the Lady h`ayes, Sept. 18, for China ; the Daniel
Wheeler, Sept. 19, .for Liverpool; the Atlas Sept. 19, for
Bourbon ; the Warrior, Stone, Sept. 19, for London ; the
Sylph, Vial!, Sept. 20, for Singapore and China ; the Courier
de Bourbon, Sept. 24, for Bourbon ; the Anna Maria, Sept.
24, for Bombay ; the p hilanthrope, Sept. 24, for Bombay ;
the Jessey, Auld, and E lizabeth, Sept. 25, for Penang ; In-
dependent, Sept. 25, for , Bourbon ; the Sultan, Poole, Sept.
25, for Liverpool ; the A riel, Sept. 25, for Singapore and
China ; the Margaretha C latherina, Sept. 26, for Batavia ;
the John, Marsh, Sept, 26, for Liverpool; the Sir Edward
Ryan, Sept. 26, for Arracan ; the Moulmein, Motechane, and
the American, Sept. 26, for Singapore; the Earl Grey,
Jalbert, Sept. 26, for the Mt :111-4415.
BENGAL, Ocr. .19.—Vesse .ls proceeding down the River
Hooghley.—The Etlmonstono, for Bombay ; the Balguerta,
fer Singapore and China ; the Ruparell, for Bombay ; the
Artemise, French frig.l.te, for --; the John, Hepburn, for
Moulmein; the Ranko vn, Mandarin, and Emily, for Liver-
pool ; the Lonach, for t e Mauritius ; the Minerva, Brown,
for London ; the Isabella Cooper, for Liverpool ; the Antonia,
Pereira, for China ; the E Powis, for Mauritius ; the Bengal
Packet, for Singapore and l mina ; the Jean, Geddie, for Lon-
don. Ships loading for London—The Reliance, Hope,
Prince Regent, and Renown. For the Cape and London—
The Salcana, Perfect, and Coromandel. For Liverpool—
The Queen Mab. For Bristo I—The William Barras. For
the Mauritius—The Emerald 1"s le, Dona Pascoa, Eliza, Bri-
tannica, and Thomas Blyth. ,r China—The Bombay, and
Waugh. For Bombay—The Fl rtfield Say.
ARRIVAL AT KEDJEREE._The Elizabeth, Kelso, Oct. 9,
from the Mauritius.
ARRIVAL AT ME MA DRITII IV," -The True Love, Coulton,
from New South Wales.
MADRAS, OCT. I3.—The : dine rva, Ireland, is loading for
London, to sail the Ist of Novi slnbe r.

Her Majesty has been g ractousiy pleased to uecome
Patroness of the Royal Naval,ll. Military, and East India Com-
pany Life Assurance Society, 1 Waterloo-place, Pall-mall.
A Special .Turyman, on .his way to the Queen's
Bench on Saturday, was arrested for debt, but Lord Denman
immediately ordered his discharo
We know not what characi the Duchess of Marl-
lyn•ough would have given to tb Radicals, had such a sect
existed in her days, but it c ouLcl /las ve hardly been more unfa-
vourable than that she attributed. to t:ie two great parties that
then divided the State. Her tc mpt:r,!aow ever, was soured by dis-
appointment and old age, an d her description must, therefore,
be taken with limitations. 1 'he fc llowinx-r is an Extract from
her " Private Correspondent I,"h ttely published:—

" Both parties find fault with E Ich other; and for my own part, I
believe them both to blame in man y th ings ; but surely the Tories arc
the worst, and have always done ti nc 3 cost mischief. I believe there
are many knaves among them, but 't is certain the majority of them are
fools; and the principles that they p rofess are both foolish and false.
Many of the Whigs must be allowc d to have sense, and to be much
more capable of managing a govern). It ?nt than Tories. But the ma-
jority of them are knaves, and they ha ve shown, when they are in em-
ployment, that their chief aim is to 'keel their places, and raise them.
selves without any regard to the got ' the public."