The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-30 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrivals.—The Victory, Blackley, from Bengal, off Cie
Clear, bound to Liverpool, sailed from Calcutta the 7th of June;
and Saugur in July ; Sauline, Saillant, from the Mauritius,ab
Rochelle, sailed the 24th August, St. Helena 26th September;
Jacobus, Ronnyn, from Batavia, off Dartmouth, for Rotter'
dam, sailed 26th July, St. Helena 24th September.
Arrivals at the Mauritius.—The Norfolk, MacGildovisqf
in August, from London, and sailed for Calcutta ; Augustus'
Carr, August 11, from Bordeaux; Edward Robinson, ?sr"
sons, August 7, from Pondicherry ; Caledonia, Labury. Au
gust 7, from Tamatave ; Edward, Cheyney, August 7, fro?
Calcutta ; Aigrette, Conseil, August 8, from Pondicherry
Jeune Evenor, Beniel, August 8, from Foulpointe • Manche!,
ter, Harris, August 8, from Tamatave ; Tamar, Bell, /We
c°l
8, from Launceston ; Mazeppa, Tate, August 10, from
'
Elizabeth • Solide, Cameron, August 11, from Berdelei'
Malabar, Dunlop, August 11. from Greenock ; Britaslo"
Leith, August 11, from Moulmein ; Susannah, Ridley, Avg,
11, from Calcutta; Lavinia, Clunes, Aug. 12, from Bombay'
Salus, Crickmay, Aug. 12, from Colombo ; Tarlof,
cade, Aug, 12, from Tamatave ; Maria, Kidson, Aug•
from Algoa Bay ; Waterloo, Cow, Aug. 13, from Calcutta',
caulk top-sides, and was to sail Ist Sept. for Lona,c)";
Thomas Blyth. Rowe, from London ; Kite, Noble, from ?Ifj'
gapore; Meg Merrilies, Skinner, from the Cape of G •
Hope ; Elizabeth, from Moulmein.
Departures from the Mauritius.—The Olympus, Carol, ie
August, for Calcutta; Argos, Lindlay, August 9, for BA,
bon; Donna Carmelita, Foss, August 8, for Calcutta;
Liam, Allen, August 10, for Tamatave ; Lewes, Cunning
August 11, for whaling; Salacia, Maw, August 12,
Adolphe, Moroon, August 13, for Calcutta.
Arrivals at Teneriffe. —The Barretto Timor, Fawcett...
1. from Cork, and sailed Oct. 2, for the Cape and Maurtll%;
Hope steamer, Cox, Oct. 11, from Cork, and sailed for t
Cape of Good Hope.
' Passengers per Waterloo, from Bengal (expected)--Lleet."
Colonel Mackenzie, Lieutenants Scobell, and Gibson ,•'
• 00.
From the Mauritius.—Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Douglas, , ,j,
Lloyd, Mr., Master, and Miss Chapman, three Masters 1001
three female and three male servants.

i'
NINE " HAPPY PAIRS."— hab
OnTuesdaythe ,of
tants of Stepney were much amused by the peoceedlier.
a wedding party, consisting chiefly of excavators, e sper
foo i
mongers, and others, the ceremonies having
eeloel,he
formed at the old church. As early as 'nine
church-yard surrounding the venerable edifice of St. vu 0
stan was filled with persons of the class mentioned ; and tea
young girls, few of whom could boast either of benutY.. a
",
neatness, were seen amongst the mob anxiously asctir'',.l.
the coming of their future lords, who, however, could nit'
be spared from their employ at the railro;ids till the lard
moment. About half-past eleven nine of those exPeS
arrived en dishabille from their labour ; the tenth Wag
sent, and his lady-love left the noisy throng;, who were
gratulating the other brides on their good fortunes in 11,
ing goou men and true, to wreak her vengeance on the
hearted man who had deceived her. The ceremony Wtbe
been gone through, the bridegrooms left their brides et
church door in the care of thir frietids, and hastened blft
to their work, for such is the imp•Jrtance of railroads wer-i
they supersede with those poor fellows and their emPleir
the most important duties of life. The brides andi.os
friends, however, adjourned to a neighbouring Public"'
to console themselves in the absence of their spouses-

• -;"77-01/
GREAT ADVANTAGE TO LARGE CONSUMER&
TEA.
TEAS at WHOLESALE PRICES, in quantitiel of
less than one pound, in tin cues of 61bs. net, or small aleso
12Ibs. and upwards.
To afford every facility to large consumers, to whom this of
tisement is addressed, not less than one pound of Tea or Colo tbe
made at, this establishment., as the small profits will not admit
usual division of quantities made by retail houses.
G. T. MANSELL and CO., WHOLESALE%
DEALERS, 2, Bucklersbury, Cheapside.

PLATED TABLE DISH COVERS, 15 Gt
silver
he Set.—A. B. SAVORY and SONS, Manufaettrc 1001;
smiths, No. 14, Cornhill, London (opposite the Bank of Diftoof
submit for choice in their plate rooms, many atterns of, aloto f
plated TABLE DISH CO V ERS, with Silver hard'ies allyceat °f
ings, and stout Silver shields for engraving the °fest or
Arms, price from 15 guineas to 20 guineas the set of ft/11'060P
N.B. A Pamplet of the Prices of Plate may be had
on
LADIES' BiST GOLDCH—A
eie
The weight is given by comparison with the. weight of Sllver
being more easily referred to than if stater( in
ounces 11.1ia
The quality of the gold is warranted equal, to any that is
into articles of thi. description.
0.
Price of the Cable Pattern, or Matted Ring ra'fX
s. d.
Same weight as 3 sous. 4 4 Same weight as 6 sous' 8:4 0
Ditto as 4 sous. 55 0 Ditto as 7 sous' 9
"
Ditto as 5 sous. 6 6 0 Ditto as 8 so/9.•
! gti s 00
ne v
Guinea dearer than
The following Patterns are O
but ca nnotg be made lighter than the weight of Six Seve,_,relteto'
The Cae Patt
The Chinese rl'tterti,
The Ring and Bar Patte.m. I The Victoria ra 0
THE NEW 2LAT GOLD WATCHES.
The price in gold cases, with vertical movements .........
Ditto, with well-finisted horizontal movement, in double- 0
bottomed engine-turned case, jewelled, silver dial, 9
warranted .
.....
T. COX SAVORY'S, . .•. •-••Dojo0'
Watchmaker, Silversmith, and Jeweller, 47, Cornhill, del
(Seven Doors from Gracechurch-street. ) ofoe'
N.B. The Horizontal Construction is particularly roc(
for its superior accuracy.
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BIRTHS.
rr
On the 27th inst., the wife of Mr. George Marsh P
of
Hart-street, Bloomsbury-square, of a son, still born. 4.►
On the 26th inst., Mrs. S. Shuttleworth, of Breaefr
o
gd
son.
sries '-
On the 29th inst., in Wimpole-street, the lady o• Cl 3
Moore, Esq., of a daughter.

tore,
On the 27th inst., at /slit'?
GR Ro.r/gEees .church.
i''tan aioro ieirt loci sli'
William Brodie, Esq., of Brodiee, in the county ot
„teo,
zabeth, third daughter of Colonel Hugh Bane Att. B olisri
On the 28th inst., at the Holy Trinity dburcu,',. rto, ;to
Joseph Radford, Esq., of Rose-bank, Tunbridge Wen si Ste'
Anne, eldest daughter of the late Richard Chinnock, an of
Henry S, Chinnock, Esq., of Michael's-place, BrolnPtnrh, E orl''oe
At Sholapoor, on the 22d of September, A. If• 'ei hf
th. .
the Bombay Medical Service, to Mary Ann, daughter -
Sgcti Captain Eaton, Royal Navy.
De nison,
On the 29th inst., at Woolwich, William Thomas .--e .a
er 1' ht el:. -
rt •1/1
Royal Engineers, to Caroline Lucy Hornby. second
d
Captain Phipps Horr.by, R.N., C. 8., Super;ntend
ent 0
jesty's Dockyard, Woolwich.
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Dop/E.ar:s.:le
At Ainslie-rlace, Edinburgh, , 00
.0n the 28th inst., at St. Le
Murray, of the Hon. East India on
V 0 es
Priory, Northamptonshire, .
Wykeham Martin, Esq
Ps aged 64.
On the 2W Inst at
On the 29th inst., the o,a p a
ns i
ez2a4s, telly,
ei ne
eswt.
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f,
Holland,:Diorc;:-f1:111e0::::
, of Leeds Castle, Kent, and
or
Brook-street. e Infant daughter of Dr.
, „ire,
and 91, mr. .,Bridges Farm, Kempley,
etbf
On the Thomas Phelps. Elisab
27th inst at Woodford, Essex, aged 73s
relict of the late Daniel Mildred, Esq ford, E "(1./
At Bath, on the 19th • - '
inst., Fleetwood antes
aged 43. of
On the 27th inst ,at H • Th Henington, Ecl
astings, omas s•, I
Glou.cesterss
Leadenhall-street. . 9,4
the.
the Manse of Kirkman, near Newton Stewart, on ,-,,stser'
inst., Abel Anthnny, second son of Robert Frederick ~
Esq., of Devonshire-place, London. Saab
,secoo3
On the 24th inst., at Peckham, aged 17, Emma Sar ..
daughter or J. Pimlott, Esq., of the Seal Office. Temple. ~._00.9
On the 25th inst , at Belle House, Standford River„ mite'
Mr. John Gingell, aged 75, nearly forty years salesman f ,f
el
chapel haarket. Saf°l3-1
At Greenwich Hospital, on the 25th inst., the Re ,Y. ,_, o
Cole, D.D., Chaplain of her Majesty's fleet, first $ Chapw
Greenwich Hospital, and Vicar of Sithney.

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