The Sun.
London, England, 1837-11-03 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(TnIS DAV,:

DEAL, Nov. 2.—Wind W., blowing hard.—Arrives 0.-
Bachelor, itlos, Ceres, Randall, and Baltic Merchant, qh
roc
front Ouehrc ; Laig, Dunnett, from the Mediterranean,
outward bound remain apparently. well. mowing
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. Wind W. N. W. to W, the
hard, with squalls.—The Active, Manson, was knocked on t'itt
Head at Paulsey during the gale yesterday, is leaky, roc
strained and logged. Arrived her Majesty's ship Belvidere,
- from the Wcst Indies; QueLcc, llebard, New Y°11"...
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 2.—lt has blown a heavy gale Sinee.
las
YNCi.
terday evening, and now blows very. strong from
w.
—A schooner, said to be the Albion, Hopper, wasvvrecked
night on the Breakwater, took fire, and is destroyed.
FALMOUTH, Nov. I.—Wind W. S.W. to S.W., squall'''.
Put back the Thames, steamer, Dawson, for Dublin.
STRANRAER, NOV. 23.—The Zephyr, which was in Staa'
ness Bay waterlogged, has been assisted into a place of safet);',
PooLE, Nov. 2 —lt. has blown a hard gale all the wee'
from W. S. W. to W. N. W. with violent squalls.
STORN AWA T, OCT. 28.—The Charlotte, Varrnins, front
Onega to Liverpool, which sailed 25th ult., has put into
Lovvhill.
MARGATE, Nov. 2.—Arrived off port, the Granvill, Clark.
from Halifax ; Lady Lee, Stewart, and Levant packet, Can-
dy, from Corp.
RAMSGATE, Nov. 2.—Arrived the Margaret, Wake, Mac:
Cadle, bound to Alexandria, with damage, having been 111
contact with the Freak, Sonaut, for the Mauritius. „
NEWPORT, Nov. 2.—Arrived the Prince Regent, inci°re,
from Quebec.
LivEarooL, Nov. I.—Arrived the Winscales, Walmsby.
from Montreal. Off port, the Johnson, —., from De"
mcrara ; Renfrewshire, and Moudaga, —, from Quebec.

The Bywell, Bamfield, from London to Newcastle, Is::
wrecked on the Newcombe Land on Wednesday night; crow
and passengers saved. og
The Wart of Oak, from Rath-Walton, was on the shore
Strbmness on the 31st tilt., and much damaged. og
The Sisters, Hill, from Newcastle to Exeter, 'Paned ,
Swanage Ist inst., the master, five men, and a boy drove
The Cynosure, Bruce, from St. Petersburg to Slcanilo
after being on shore, bound to Liverpool.

THE FUNDS.—(THIS DAY.)
CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK ,
Money at present is very plentiful with the Bankers 1,1,
the City, and discounts may be obtained for two-and-a-hal'
to three per cent.
According to the accounts from Liverpool large spell"
Wiens have been entered into in Cotton, although it does
not appear that there is much doing in our manufacturill
districts.
We have numerous arrivals this morning of Amarical
Papers by the arrival of two New York packet ships °T.
the 10th and 11th of October, but they do not bring mile"
information of importance.
Consols closed yesterday at 92-1 to 93 for the Account and
Money ; opened the same. Exchequer Bills, 51 53 ; Inajt
Bonds, .53 55 ; Bank Stock, 211 212 ; India Stock, 26172
to 264 i.
Spanish Active done at 26, with Coupons ; Portug,ues°
Three per Cents., 22 231 ; Five per Cents. Poi tuguese,
32-.11 to 33.
ItALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols have been during the course of the morning at 921
for the Account, alternately buyers and sellers, at the above'
price ; Money, 921, with little doing ; Exchequer Bills lower,
53 51 ; India Bonds, 53 55 ; Bank Stock, 211; India Stock,
263 264.
In the Foreign Market no business doing to any extol;
Spanish Active, 19iT 20 with Coupons; Portuguese, 331;
Three per Cents., 22i ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Ccutst
531
Private letters from New York, received this morning, say
that affairs arc gradually improving.
The Share Market is very languid, scare any thing doing hi
Shares.
TIIBEE 0' CL 0 CI4
Consols for the Account, 94.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Aylesbury 811!
Lord Charles Bruce have arrived at Milan, from Mtlair
They purpose returning to town earlier than originally
tended.
A few days since a little boy named Rogers, who
se
parents live in the Bower-road, was watching a carpenter,
who, with a pair of compasses in his hand, was standing (11/1
a stool, measuring some work. The stool unfurtunatel
gave way, and threw the man to the ground, still holdinF
the compasses, one point of which struck the child in hlg
cheek, and was forced through the front of the upper i
into the mouth. Frightful as was the accident, we ,re
re
say the poor little fellow is in a fair way of rid.'
cowry. An inch or two difference in his position w°ll
have rendered the blow fatal.—Maidstone Journal.
A meeting of some of the principal creditors of tile,
firm of Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper was held at the Ha");
Tavern, Doctors' Commons, on Wednesday. The mectl
being satisfied of the integrity of Messrs. Gilbeit
Piper, and particularly with their conduct under their tbe'
sent circumstances, expressed itself of opinion that
are deserving of the confidence and support of their creole,
tors and of the trade ; and the drafted a letter of 'jeers
and deed of inspectorship was prepared, to be submitted to
a general meeting of creditors for their approval.
Whilst we were in hand with these four parts -of
the Institutes, we often having occasion to go into the
and. from thence into the country, did, in some sort, °Jr's',
the state of the honest ploughman and other meella-",:col.
Foe one, wl en he was at his work, would rnerri), si"g;et
the ploughman whistle some self-pleasing tune, and #ll,lt
their work both proceeded and succeeded ; but be
and
takes uron him to write cloth captivate all t! -e faculties
powers, oth of his mind. and body, and waist only be ettetof
,joy
to that which be colleeteth, without any expressi"eke.
toy or cheerfulness while at his work.—Sir tvark t';')
Yesterday an inquest was held at the Rising tja
Manchester-street, Beihnal-grem, on the body °' - bo
Eiizal ch Davies, a fine little girl, three years old, wing
was scalded to death. It appeared that on Sunday rrree,
last the mother left the deceased and two other cl downs
whilst she went down shire. In a few minutes sbe
alarmed by violent srcarns, and on entering the
.J
found the dee( ased child on the floor in the greatest a6r
The unconeous child had drunk some scalding 9te
clot
of the ke fe, which was on the hob. A surgeon wago.sthe
for, and applied proper remedies ; but notwithstandio cc,
child was seir'd with convulsions and died. Tho j`i.irl'ui of
marked on the necessity of parents being more watc2oo.o
their children. Verdict—" Accidentally scalded
An occurrence took place in- Dorset-street, Jf)attia.
to
on Tuesday evening, which had. well nigh proved
to
three valuable lives. A respectable clergyman w..t o,ber
teke tea with two ladies, his I;:!rishioners. Ameu,gyietoria
viands was cake made after the mOner of
the
'ehle over-
soda bread," but in place of soda, by aumc at 011 ""
sight, arsenic was used, and in such a quantity, e
.;0 i‘
analysis of one-fourth of the cake, there was feitintel, per'
suffering mech,
arsenic sufficient to kill sixteen persons. The t
though,
sons had medietel aid afforded them proinetlY, 00r their UV'
tiniate recovery. 105 °f
We regret to have to record the melancno y
even sanguine hopes are entertained or
two lives, by a fire which broke out on Thursday e_ver'ilght
last in Trafalgar-street. Alicia ten minutes r
la beer'
o'clock the wife-of a man named Wicks, lodging Ino faro
shop, having put her two children to bcd--the 0 thee
le of an° f
the other two years old—requested the wi _are o
lodger in the house, named Haryett, to take,,te ha
them, while she went out for a short
scarcely done speaking, when the children
rospa_ied by
to scream violently ; and the mother, accow u
ere sitting
Haryett, rushed up stairs. The childrenclotbre
close together, upright in bed, with their nt:iind oughts
and the bed in flames. Haryett rushed
in'
through hip
hold of both children, but one of them and in!:
arms, he gave the other to a person in the lefthebin:g
mediately returned, and rescued the one he 1 °
fire, we-ch wool
The neighbours assisted to extinguish the e._ the ro.
soon accomplished, Init not until the furniture burn .
was entirely consumed. A wood fire had bee IL"
end the it
in the yoom, at some distance from the bed,
tinie.verTbeard
bat b°'!
bed' re
appeared to to have begun at the foot of the
ignited could not be ascertained. ss
mediately conveyed to the County "
The children.„l:ree" theY
...osnGaotic.
died on the following morning.—Briel°3