The Sun.
London, England, 1837-02-10 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUS-
TOM- HO USE, Fin. 9.
The Earl of Liverpool, Lomax, from Ostend; Alexander,
Tod, Rio Janeiro ; Lord Nelson, Frith, St. Aliehael's; Un-
dine, Smith, Amsterdam; Botley Wood, Cutler, Seville;
Corsair, Potts, Berbice; Tyro, Carter, Zante; Lark, Ste-
phens, St. Michael's ; Garland, Neville, Newfoundland;
Gipsev, Spiuk, Jersey ; Vanguard, Walker, Singapore.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.
The Lord Russel, Lish, for Palermo; Manchester, M.Leod,
Lisbon; Baboo, Brock, Calcutta; United Kingdom, Allen,
Jamaica; Australia, English, Rio Janeiro; Intrepid, Steuart,
Demerara; Mazeppa, Tate, Cape of Good Hope.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITII CARGO.
The Betsey and Sarah, Bloom, for Genoa ; Mary, Mangles,
Jersey; England, Bacon, Sierra Leone ; Edward, Robinson,
Pernambuco; Joven Matilda, Erezuma, Cadiz; Jenne Caro-
line, Bunmeyer, Antwerp.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST.
The Malcolm Brown, 'Wallis, for Cadiz.

ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, FEB. 8.
Arrived.—The Angelina, Bok, from Rotterdam ; Saguenay,
Stewart, from Manilla ; Livonia, from Trieste; Ranger, Do.
nald, from Naples ; Norton, from Marseilles;;, Mary, Hamilton,
from Halifax ; Plato, Rees, from New Y--erie I Arnold Wells,
Hawes, from New Orleans; Agenoria, Rednap, from Buenos
Ayres ; Alexander, Lockett, from Mobile ; Abercrombie, from
Cape Breton ; Trevor, Lund, from Sicily ;'Florida, Sherry,
from New York ; Alexander, from Mobile ;lean Wilson, from
Pernambuco ; Will-o'-the- Wisp, from Lisbon ; Nation, Wells,
from Messina ; Apollo, Ford, from Leghorn ; Vrow Jacobia,
Grimminge, from Rotterdam.
Entered for Loading.—The Gunga, Younghusband, for
Calcutta ; Adonis, Sloas, for Jersey ; Dolphin., for Jersey ;
British Heroine, Harrison, for Mobile ; Pauline, Perrie, for
Ostend ; Hercules, Marks, for Philadelphia ; Annette, for
Rotterdam.
Cleared Outwards—The Pocahontas, West, for Philadel-
phia ; Ann, Store, for Havannah ; Helen Jane, Macdonald, for
Jamaica ; Glasgow, Robinson, for New Yolk ; Nelson, lien-
lon, for Rio Janeiro ; Nimrod, Atkins, for Carleston ; Old
Torn, Ballcone, for Jersey ; Bee, Cornish, for Valparaiso ;
Elvira, Watson, for Hamburg ; Surprise, Harvey, for New-
foundland ; John Troughton, Jordan, for Charleston ; Grace,
Reid, for Virginia ; Arica, Forrester, for Lima ; Letitia, Swat-
ridge, for Gibraltar.
Sailed.—The Virginian, Watson, for New York ; Glasgow,
Robinson, for New York ; Nimrod, Atkins, for Charleston ;
Diligence, Pearson, for Malaga; ‘Vilton Wood, Stockdale, for
Jamaica ; Onyx, Hogg, for Charleston ; Neptune, Nagle, for
Barbadoes ; Wheaton, Fowler, for Adra ; Amity, Jefferson for
the Gulf of Mexico; Blake, Tlrompson, for Bombay; Mis-
chief, Downs, for Messina ; Coriolanus, Sampson, for Boston;
Emily, Kelly, for Calcutta ; John A. Robb, Rennett, for
Baltimore.
Telegraphed.—Off Holyhead, inward bound, yesterday, the
Oam, from Trieste.

EAST INDIA.
Arrivals.—The Mandarin. Donald, from Bengal at Liver-
pool, sailed from Calcutta, Sept. 2, Saugur, Sept. 8, St.
Helena, Dec. 2 ; the Frances Ann, Ramsay, from Manilla off
Cork, sailed Sept. 3, the Cape, Dec. 3 ; the St. George,
Crawford, from the Mauritius at Liverpool, sailed Oct. 30 ;
the Ellen, Yeoman, from Penang off Liverpool, sailed Sept.
1, the Cape, Nov. 19; the Vanguard, Walker, from Singa-
pore in the Downs, sailed Sept. 9 ; the Lynher, Hilberry,
from the Cape of Good Hope off the Lizard, sailed Dec. 6.
Arrivals at Sidney.—The Colonists from Liverpool; the
New Srove, from London, last from Cowes.
Arrival at St. Helena.—The Huddersfield, Hall, from
Bombay, and sail.' Dec. 20, for Liverpool.
Departures from Batavia.—The Dueburg, Sept. 18, for
Calcutta ; the Olivier, Van Noord, Sept. 18, for Soorabaya ;
the Dorothea, Sept. 23, for New York.
Arrivals at Samarang.—The Pollux, Sept. 14, from Ba-
tavia; the Stratfieldsaye, Sept. 15, from Batavia.
Departures from Sourabaya.—The Aurora, Sept. 9, for
Amsterdam ; the Mary Ann, Smith, Sept. 9 ; Egyptian,
Johnson, Sept. 10 ; Canton, Coles, Sept. 11, all for China.
Arrivals at Manilla.—The Falcon, July 18, from China;
the Mary Ann, July 21, from China, and sailed July 29, for
Sourabaya ; the Sanguenay, July 23, from Liverpool ; the
Friends, July 25, from Liverpool ; the Royal Sovereign, July
27, Lady Clifford, Aug. 4, Straid, Aug. 10, and James Pat-
teson, Aug. 12, all from China ; the Trio, Aug.. 15, from Sin-
gapore ; the Regulus, Aug. 31, from Liverpool, and sailed
Sept. 2, for China.
Departure from Manilla.—The Falcon, Aug. 8, for China.
Ships Spoken With.—The Lady M‘Nagliten, Jensteriek,
from Cork to New South Wales, Dec. 16,
in lat. 16. 30. S.,
long. 25. 30: W. ; the Bland, Callen, from Liverpool to Cal-
cutta, Sept. 21, in lat. 37. 5. S., long. 13. E. ; the Anna.
Robertson, Donaldson, from London to China, Sept. IS, in
the Straits of 'help ; the Anne Baldwin, Crawford, from
Liverpool to China, Sept. 26, off Anjer ; the Fox, Witty_
combs', from London to Muscat and Bussorah, Dec. 19, in lat.
30. S., lone. 22. W.

ABEL ALLNUTT.—The public will regard the ap-
pearance of Mr. Morier's new work of fiction as a curiosity
in every respect of the word, inasmuch as it is the first time
the author of" Hajji Baba" has written a story of which the
scene is laid in his native land. Abel Allnutt and his maiden
sister arc victims of one of the bubble companies, by the
utter failure of which their little property is sacrificed, and
they themselves reduced to penury. Like the immortal
Vicar of Wakefield and his family, they are simple minded,
unsuspecting people, and their singular adventures and
honest atruggle against their fate among the knowing ones
of London, both patrician and plebeian, furnish a picture
wherein the pathetic and the ludicrous struggle for
pre-emi-
nence.

The following gentlemen were called to the Bar, by
.he Hon. Society of Gray's Inn, on the 80th ult.:—Charles
Dawson, Esq. ; Richard Stevens Tripp, Esq. ; Francis
Godfrey, Esq. ; Robert John Hills, Esq. ; and Henry
Beaumont Coles, Esq.
A Bill, we understand, is about to be moved for this
evening in the House of Commons, as well as a petition pre-
sented, by Mr. Attwood, for the better regulation of tho
beer trade. We have seen the Bill, and we advise the Li-
censed Victuallers, not only of the metropolis, but of the
country at large, to examine its provisions, and to watch,
the efforts of those who intend to carry it into effect. In
a day or two we shall, no doubt, be able to lay it before
them. In the mean time, we may safely state that its ob-
ject is to place the beer-shop keepers—in other words, " the
untaxed "—on the same footing as those who are heavily
charged to the revenue of the country.—Morn. Advertiser.
Yesterday motning, about eleven o'clock, as a gen-
tleman, apparently between 30 and 40 years of age, was
walking along Boad-street, when, at the corner of Grosve-
nor-street, he was observed to stagger forward and catch
hold of the railway of an area for support. Several per-
sons ran to- his assistance, but before they reachool9l
sunk on the pavement, the blood flowing from 'no t
mouth. He was carried to the shop of Mess . :;';41)(..
Moo:•e, when he instantly expired. his yas at ii-j1N,1„,..\3t,
bated to the bursting of a blood-vessel. ""ititi—:-
papers re found in his pocket, from which • C-4- ire
.
name was Hall. The body now lies at t
Mount-street, Grosvonor-square, to be owne