The Sun.
London, England, 1862-11-21 00:00:00

SHIPPING---THIS DAY-

(BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)
rning'
GRAVESEND, Friday .u.LO-- ra;
Arrived, Nov, 20—Anna Catharina, fromKonigsue
Leven, from Niuvetes.
Sailed, Nov. 21—Ailsa Craig, steJamer, from Malaga'
Glasgow.

DEAL,Anchored—Bremeda, from Bassein,
Passed—Melina, from London, for St. John's.
f 0 Frri Adamystl\eirocirnata.
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The intelligence of the premature death of be_r,
,„ loasp
Majesty's godson. the youthful heir of Kamehanlaulty of
of the Sandwich Islands, has just arrived. The first "-„-t'oe
Bishop Staley on his arrival at Honolulu was to be to bsrhio
into the Anglican faith the heir to the crown ; the btels
was to be the tutor to the boy for a few years, after !,,,-,00
time he was to receive the noblest education of a gen- to
at Eton School. He was taken ill of brain fever •at
19th of August, and on the 24th it was deemed eItP ti-160.
not to delay the performance of the ceremony a loPgs
In the absence of a clergyman, a dissenting rainister' al6
E. W. Clarke, performed the rite, using striet/DI.
church's baptismal servise. Mr.
Commissioner and the
Synge represented the Queen and Prince of Wales, ttil-iveli
other sponsor was Prince Kamehameha ; the naraesggior
P being " Albert Edward Kanikeanli Leio upa s,:yi the
hamelp." On the following Wednesday, the 2i '-'
prince died.
AIRDRIE.—MISS WILSON Or DUNDTVA.-•-... tee
reference to a paragraph which went the round of the Pops
last
week, on the authority of the Court Tournalf e dt°
that Miss Wilson of Dundyvan was shortly to be Irosr;.tig
an English baronet, we have the best authority for
that the only living daughter of the late Joh Wil.g- epri
Dundyvan became some years ago the wife of Sir de'
Chamberlayne, baronet. Miss Marshall, a niece of theii ll
lieC
ceased gentleman, has been staying at CheltenhaCheltenham%%e
aunt, Mrs. Wilson, and to this lady the rumour Plei

b a bTI rE SMITHFIELD
e fe
- CLUBCATT-LE
SHOW
day the first instalment of the machines intended %ogs
bition at the forthcoming Christmas show of the Sal-di 05
tChleusbeawrreivreedsaetvtehrael Agricultural-hall, Islington. lot 11
Howard's steam ploughing .Fo w
engine,ler'e patentT
h steamey w
erl)4l:teo°,ol3cc'
conveyed into the new building, which is now roarZieriet
pleted, and placed in their positions beneath the gyntrt-ir/CP
THE APPROACHING MARRIAGE OF TAEeeg to
OF WALES.—A banquet was given at Wick. last t `‘lrilteD,
n
celebrate the coming of age of the Prince of Wales, ())
the Earl of Caithness presided. In proposing the toAltiog,
the evening, the earl, who is one of the lords in salf
said—" When I saw that the Queen in Council 119 0004
tioned the Prince's marriage with the Princess Ale%
of Denmark, I wrote to him a congratulatory lettetr: anal
immediately sent me an answer by return of P°sf aps
though it is not right to make public the contents oce(
vete letter, I may, without any breach of confide OF
think, repeat to you a single sentence from that letter' „ere
Royal. Highness says :—' I beg to return my
thanks to Lady Caithness and yourself for your goods
and I feel now what it is to be really happy.' Os re life
Highness says further If I can maks the futtloteo'
and home of the Princess a happy one I shall be cc) litrig
appresc'ed
I feel doubly happy in the thought that my
marriage is one which has the approval of the nati°%; team
I only trust that I may not disappoint the expectation"
have been formed of me.' " t the
A Cabinet Council was held yesterdaY sip ser
official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury
- °
ing-street.
bO9r:
The Duke de Brabant has left Algiers "he Pr";
tcheeedTedangier steam c-rvette. His Royal Highness - Pe"
to Alexandria with the intention of visiting 13
Egypt.
The Malta Observer of the 13th Illstc)itsttehis.itli°l'wu c°41:91
General Sir A. Cotton had touched at the island on - oet?
to India to assume the command of his division in
gal. on t"
The King of Prussia arrived at Berlin
_i,ter.
16th from Potsdam to take up his residence for the "
The Queen is expected about the 26th. ;in til°
Queen Amelia of Greece has paid a v•11'
adeller
Queen of Naples at Augsburg. The latter bits :I.t, car
arrangements for passing the winter at the 17rsulol'
vent. of
ingl:bßeTwHeeTnFUtLenDaßadAYelleiveeenlDlZ‘k—,-latse*rd..,o7,:tofiadigosref.:
of 2, Carver-street, Stepney, was crossing 101_;og
et.u,
square, opposite St. Martin's Church, in elidesand f !if
J.
get out of the way of an omnibus, he slipPe°
He was taken to Char".dere
puansdseerd theeemwphleeteellsy oof v
earh
he aisvybloadd;,n brewer'srus
hiv hdirsi`Ya}clocto nle:
in a frizhttul manner. Doyle
agony. His case is
°
Lady
Hotel from Ireland.
hiloopseplietsasl.
abe xecl lr au ° iPa y has arrived at Ear