The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-11 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING•

The Jane Blain, M‘Alister, from Bengal, off Dover, "-it.
from Calcutta May 22, from Saugur June 4, and fr°lllel'.„,o,
Helena Aug. 21. ; Eleanor, Laidmans, Mackie, from Bune
at Liverpool, sailed from Calcutta May 29, from Slog" froal
6, and from St. Helena, Aug. 24 ; Pyramus, LivesaY, Rio
New Zealand, off Plymouth , sailed May 8, and from
Aug. 7." A from
Arrivals at Calcutta.—The Ruby, Warden, MaY, 2Dora'
China and Singapore ; Haidee, Messter, May 25, 'NIL
bay ; Belzonia, Salmon, May 26, from the Mauritius.
Departures from Calcutta.—The De Javaan, MeYej'' .Ito";
21, for Batavia ; Maria, Jones, May 22, for Madras ; JO, cor
Galbreath, May 26, for London; Jessy, Auld, May 2`iegi
Penang ; Fattay Salem, Gillett, May 27, for Bombay ;
Merrilies, Skinner, for the Cape. era-
Arrival at Launceston (Van Diemen's Land).--The
sader, M'Donnell, April 25, from London. I ming?
China, May 2.—Ships Loading.—Tne John IrLe-
Black, for the Clyde ; John Dugdale Scott, for Jane
Departure from the Mauritius.—The Juliana, Moore,
10, for Cainulctta. 1.1010
Arrival Algoa Bay.—The Mazeppa, Tate, July 17,
Lon
Arrival at Ascension.—The Courier, Dixon, from lArtd°7,
Arrivals at Anjer.—The Wave, Goldsmith, and BrilliSsnie
Rodgerson, from Manilla; Mary, Walker, from China;
Charles Malcolm, from China. Valli'
Departure from Bombay.—The Earl of Balcarrast
June 7, for China. g Ca'
Arrival at Lima.—The Premier, Were, May 31, d°tt
quimbo, and sailed June 3, for Calcutta.
Arrival at Paraiba.—The John Dugdale, Scott, from
in-
gapore.
Arrival at Batavia.—Fairlie, Ager, June 3, from Woe'

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Margaret, Canney, from Cork to New South WT,BI-„ ,
with convicts, March 26, by the Cora, Nelly, arrived at SYcirld
Passengers per Fortune, from Sydney.--Mrs. Lister
child, Mrs. Boatwright, Mr. and Mrs. Forrester and two 13110
dren, Mr. Staunton, Mr. Connolly, Mr. and Mrs. ICII°Wg.
and child NI, Mrs. Ashton, Mrs. Baker and child,
_ essrs:grs.
and P. O'Brien, Mr. Murphy, Mr. Peagle, Mr. a:ld
Peters.

PASCAL BRUNO.— The work about to rnak...,,elY,
appearance, edited by Mr. Hook, is a tale, we undersila-0,
of a very extraordinary kind. The hero, Pascal Br the
was unquestionably, both in his life and his death,:
still
most romantic of that class of free-handed gentry w"; 4tie
illustrate the Calabrian Mountains under the " taking 7--
of banditti; and this tale is said to embody the chief PBt.r,
sages in his stirring life. By permission of the publiser
Mr. Colburn, it is being dramatised, from Mr. Hook's '-
nuscript, for one of our principal theatres.
Two fatal accidents occurred on Saturday 10 „dt..
Goodwin's colliery, Nether Birchwood, near Summere°,7.
s-
in A boy named Dooley, aged nine years, fell down the
in the morning, and was dashed to pieces ; and, in the r,-
en
noon, the roof of the Mint fell in upon another boy' ewi:cy
years old, named Maskery, who, together with a don'
was crushed to death.—Derby Mercury.
Mrs. Gore's new novel of " Stokeshill Place; fit,'
the Man of Business," seems to have attracted more ,a
tention than any novel that has appeared for a long tle,
past. • All critics concur in yielding it the highest Vali,'
In these volumes we have another addition to the Cls° ip
of the contemporary literature of fiction. They posse° 0,
an eminent degree all the characteristic merits of the
thor. In shrewdness of observation, in power of Pert; e,
ture, they are without a rival. We observe with satists
tion that a second edition is already on sale.
I look upon a President or any other man in bi-grile
office, jist as I look on a juryman. What his notions 11,6
afore he takes the oath, and what his notions are arter
t is
verdict is brought in, aint nigh so important as when bnly.
in the jury box—he is responsible then—and then _
If ho has notions contrary to the natur of the oath hrielay
obleged to take, and goes on a jury with two faces, heLere,
escape here, but he will want more than two faces ",
• „ha.,
arter. A President in office has nothin to do Wituik had°
had said afore he took the oath of office—and folks
retry
ought to keep twitin him about it ; it would be ia 'to 5
matter for a lawyer in court, when pleadin his "
.1
e„s6° $o•
jury, to put his eye on some juryman and say, was
and-so, you remember last October, when you ann. .es,
talkin over this matter ; you said then my side of the (I,u
tion was right,—now do you see that you stick to it.a'
00,t
don't know what would be done in these parts—hl4 out
of
know a man in all Downingville that would not hoP „.sa
a jury-box, and thrash any lawyer for saying 50, if the
Would
warn't more than for ten dollars, and Squire Joslin a
lend him a hand if he had to ajurn the court for it, aniifu gig
President's oath no tighter than a juryman's oath?''
Downing's " Second Gun

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LADIES' BEST GOLD CUAleiglls'
The weight is given by comparison with the weight of Socceirdots•
being more easily referred to than if stated in ounces Inworked
The quality of the gold is warranted equal to any that is
into articles of this description.
Price of the Cable Pattern, or Matted Ring X ' 0
£ s. d. 7 7 0
Same weight as 3 sovs. 4 4 0 Same weight as 6 ga. 5
8 0
Ditto as 4 sore. 5 5 0 Ditto as 7 sovs.
9 p
Ditto as 5 sore. 6 6 0 Ditto as S Ws. _st e
Price of the above Patterns, with bright star ornaments .
X.
every link. ' £ '' 0
s• 8 0
Same weight as 3 sots. 5 5 0 Same weight as 6 sou ' 0 9 A
weight
-sots. - v
Ditto as 4 sows. 66 0 Ditto Pattern. id,
as i , 10 10
Ditto as 5 sovs. 7 7 0 Ditto as 8 o's.
0
THE NEW FLAT GOLD WATCHES. £7 7
.
The price in gold cases, with vertical movements ......
Ditto, with well-finished horizontal movements, in double- 0
bottomed engine-turned case, jewelled, silver dial' a 9
warranted................................................. .•• '

T. COX SAVORY'S,
Working Silversmith anal Jeweller, 47, Cornhill, Lond_one•nds4
N.B. The Horizontal Construction is particularly recon'''

for its superior aceuracy,

BIRTHS. 0131'
On the 7th inst., in Cumberland-street, Portman-scluar '
K°tt 13st
W'
m. Hey Parnell of a son.
On hen 7th inst., alt the Grove, Tooting, Mrs. Arthur
clay, of a son

EsudbOmseiolcintuhdeento7lytuh. inst., at St. George's Church, d
MARRIED. e, ao
Hanover-squarsoierre
Grafton-street, ,ale, of
izi e, Esq., Avocat at the Cour Roy Do
to Julia Hamilton, eldest daughter of A. B. Granville, 0'
etrhkeeießya_vsgaruiaarneChapel, Warwick-street, .rar,„
On the 7th inst., at Putney, J• ohn Ronde ~ to
Susan. youngest daughter of the late M. Turner, Esq. _ jobe
On the 6th inst., at the Collegiate Church, Manchesnabetb,
li Esq;, a Ful'l3°'
Attwood Beaver, Esq., of Choriton Abbey, to Charlotte EDI
eldest daughter of R. Christie, Esq., of Ardwick Green. , _ vq.,
On the 7th inst., at Wootton, Ket, Ponsonby Peacor,ocke,
of tht. 2.5 th Regiment, ne hew of Lieut -General Sir N.V. Fr:,dgeb
K.C.H. and K.C., to Isapbella Louisa, daughter of Sir J. v"
of
of Wootton Court, Kent. e EA'' 0.
On the 6th inst., at Houghton Regis, Thomas Donnf i3rigiito
Pentline Court, Glamorgansbire, to Mrs. Rob. Pagel_r•ck Afa.e,
On the 7th ,at Clifton Church the Rev. Fre or;1 choie
rice, to Anna, younger daughter of thelate Lieut.-Gene
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Barton, of the t2d Lite-Guards.

DIED.
On Tuesday morning, in Gillingham-street,
vere and long protracted affliction, aged 34, Mary Ann, t 1.1,8„, of tbe
wife of Mr. Peter Arnull, lately, and for many years, editor
Hull Packet " newspaper. Jecall
On the 4th inst., at Brighton. aged 66, Hann wife °states a
Perkins, Esq., formerly of Newhuryport, of the United
North America. Richard Lang-
On the 9th inst., in Blackheath road, Greenwich,
Pimlico, aft
be re
lac
v 65
ford, Esq., formerly of Enfield, Middlesex, aged 78. , PP'
On the sth inst., at Hadley, Middlesex, Joseph Nuturib'
in his 88th year. ids Si°
On the 9th inst., in Bedford-place, Russell-square, Mati iciog
s..
rtmwai,rti,3=T:itsaziZe4r2c.)f the late R. Smart, Esq., °f
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