The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-04 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrival. -The Sesostris, Yates, from Bengal, off the NN ight,
sailed April 7, Madras May 10, Matnitius June 20, Cap% of
Good Hope July 23, and St. Helena August 12.
Arrivals at the Mauritius.-The Norma, Canaud, June 19,
from Nantes; Trois Freres, June 20, from Vohemar Bay;
Malay whaler, Barnard, June 20, from Zanzibar and Comoro
Island ; Exporter, 'Anwyll, June 20, from Marseilles Solo-
mon, Debray, June 20, from Bourbon ; Miranda, Hopper,
June 23, from London ; Deux Cousins, June 23, from Pon-
dicherry ; Trident, Moulinet, June 23, from Bordeaux ; Pros-
ser, Chelin, June 25, from St. Brandon.
Departures from the Mauritius.-The Avenir, Balais, June
18, for Bourbon ; Euphrasia, Paget, June 19, for Coroman-
del Coast; Palmer. Francis, June 19, for Batavia; Harriett,
Parsons, June 20, for Tiger ; Clement and Caledonia, La-
bury, for Tamatave ; Atlas, Gallett, for Bourbon ;
Teisseire, June 22. for Pondicherry ; Belzoni, Marin, June
23, for Madagascar; Argus, Findlay, June 23, for Bourbon;
Lady Wilmot Horton, June 24, for Seychelles ; Time, Pybus,
June 24, for Algoa Bay ; Saffron, Simon, June 24;
For-
tune, June 25 ; and the Edith, Sire, June 25, for Bourbon.
Arrival at Batavia.-The Henry Wellesley, Williams, May
21, from Samarang, and sailed June 3, for Sydney.
Departure from Batavia.-The Logan, Follansbee, May
20, for China.
Arrivals at Sourabaya.-The Argo, Billing, and Tamar,
Northwood, May 24, from New South Wales. La
Departure from Sourabaya.-The Blenheim, Spence, May
29, for Samarang.
Arrivals in the Straits of Sunda.-The Tyrer, Ellis. from
Liverpool, for China ; Regia, Johnstone, May 28, from New
South Wales, for Singapore ; Mary Dugdale, Harrison, June
2, from China, for Bristol ; Ruby, Randal, June 2, from
China, for Bombay; Clorinda, Hawks, June 16, from Batavia,
for Cowes.
Ships Loading at Calcutta (Bengal), May 21, and adver-
tised to sail.-The Waterloo, Cow, for the Cape and Lon-
, don ; New Grove, Johnstone' for London. May 20.--The
Calcutta, Bentley, and Lady Clifford, Grainger, for London"
May 25.-The Bassorah Merchant, Moncrieff, Justina, Young
and Kyle, Fletcher, Malcolm, Eyles, David Scott, Spence,
and Princess Victoria, Lee, for London ; Frankland, Webb,
for Liverpool ; Victory, for Liverpool. June 7.-The Re-
covery, Johnson, and Mary Ann Webb, for China.
Mauritius, June 29. -The American ship Libel'
MsDowell, from China to New York, was condemned here ell
the 25th inst.
Ships Spoken With.-The Sophia, M'Nair, from London
to Calcutta, Aug. 30, lat. 13 N., long. 241- W. ; all well.
Arrivals at the Cape of Good Hope.-The Frederick Hutt
Toby, from Calcutta and the Mauritius : the Reform,
mond, from the Mauritius.
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Arrivals at China 'Tlievious to the 12th of May).-Thy
Alexander, M'Lachlan, and the Vanguard, Stewart, fro
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Liverpool.
Arrivals at St. Helena.-The Lawrence, Gill, in Aug
ut
from Calcutta for Liverpool ; Cordelia, Creighton, from
China for Liverpool ,• Diana, Dudman, from Mauritius °
London ; Caledonia, Liddell, from Manilla for England ; Isa-
bella, Porter, from Algoa Bay for London ; Eleanor,
ness, from Ceylon for London.
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Arrivals at Kedgeree (Bengal).-The Larkins, ing,,asa
May 23, from London and Madras; the Bolton, Young, °I

24, from London and Madras.
Departures from Calcutta.--The William Grey,
May 13, for Boston ; the Alfred Jameson, May 19, for iiisl:l
don; the Havannah, Captain David Frazer, R.N., to
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31st ugut for Bmba.
Arrival s
in,
the StStraits of Sunda (Australia )....—The F°l-reS.
ter, from Manilla.
Ships Spoken With.—The Rhoda, Hurst, from Leuncest2l
(Van pierufn's Land), to London, in lat. 4 30 N., I°Pg.

W., all well, by the Belvidera, arrived at Swansea. put
The Hero, Oppenheim, from London to St. Helen' is
into Madeira on the 4th of September, reported to be leP
having experienced a severe gale in the Bay of Biscalo• as'
Passengers per Sesostris—Yates, from Bengal, "'-;r„r of
&c., Mrs. Haines, Mrs, Du Pasquier, Mrs. Milligan, g"-„,g.
Dr. Milligan, of her Majesty's 63d Regiment, Mrs' La-
Mrs. iiralq:
wife of Paymaster Lane, of the 62d Regiment,
Captains Sharpin and Daubeny, of her Majesty's 55th Cap,
ment, Captain Charlton, of the 74th Bengal Infantry, Cp°4l3;
tain Hodgson, of the 12th Bengal Infantry, Captain
the Op
quier, of the 17th Madras Infantry, Mr. Crozier, of
dras Civil Service Lieut. Ludlow, of the Madras Eng,inee..,,,
Lieuts. Fisher and Turner, ofthe Ist Bengal Native 1041107;s
Mr. Arrow, Captain Thomas, late of the Elizabeth, two Misses
Mr. Arrow, Captain Thomas, late of the Elizabeth, t° th°
' Milligan Master Milligan, Miss and Master Haines, t
Master; L serants.
From the ane,
Cape seven
—Mr.v Bivil, Mr. Glow, Colonel Hitrdiiig'
Engineers, landed at St. Helena.

The postage between Bristol and London has been
reduced to ninepence.
AN AMERICAN EDITOR'S OPINION 0.
VERPOOL. —Liverpool resembles New York more than
any
other city I have yet seen in Europe. More beautiful fern,a •
walk the streets here than you can see in London. t as
Bristol can never compete with Liverpool. They meY gethe
many steamers as will bridge the milky way, or go t°
moon, but Bristol will never be any thing else than one "
the ports of London. Liveapool, Manchester, Bieminghat
and all the surrounding towns form one city, nearly as cloievi
united as the ends of London are. I can go from Liveret;
to Manchester nearly as soon as I can go from one end of Lon" la
—London is one of its ventricles and Liverpool
to the other. England is the heart of the commercials e-
Nothing can change this state of things. • • During my
sojourn in Liverpool the editors have been very attentive to
me—particularly the venerable Egerton Smith of the MercurY'
to whom I had no letter. Soult is expected here to..n3orrfoca
They give him a dinner at the Town Hall. I amp winerligend
an invitation to dinner, and if I remain I will go, )returnse
Webb (Mr. W. is editor of the New York COufier) 1,
in the Great Western. Up to her sailing from this side,
see he has written nothing. How could he? He N _,l
the other.
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—no mind. He has been eating, drinking, and earousingutor,
over France and England—l have been engaged in -er
suits-IV'lmporte—l got admission for. him to Westin' sites
Abbey, and lam glad he saw the coronation.—Mr. Bennett
Letters in the New York Herald. all of
An inquest was held yesterday in the vestry
rod
otherl
St. John's, Horsleydown, on the body of a labourer :I hid
Wilkes. The evidence left no doubt that the deceas
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died of apoplexy, being at the time slightly intoxicated
A at the
appeared, however, that an application had been loess% half-
house of Mr. Whiskin, surgeon, of Horsleydown, who
past eleven at night, that some one should visit the mg",_ on
was then in a dying state, when that gentleman's assists:7,oe
being called from bed and learning that the patient was.. ,r 0 to
man, refused to attend, saying the messenger had thatpatients
be
the parish doctor. Mr. Whiskin strongly protested made.
himself was not aware that such application had been mood
The assistant (whose name did not transpire) vies slits isbn-
before the Coroner, and severely reprimanded for
manity. week
Doncaster races having interfered with the
ns, the
which the Magistrates usually hold their Petty Session three
meeting was postponed, consequently there have be three
full weeks without a Magistrate in the town;_ and w
no
I,elbeir
only out of the whole Bench,. have condescended to, sines'
shooting and racing to attend to about four hours' bu'it
the usual hour for attendance is eleven o'clock, faces'
after twelve before any of their worships could show toe"
—Lincoln Gazette.
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SIGNET RINGS.—A great Variety of thes,9„,,,elian'
and Fashionable RINGS, are ke t for Selection, with
Amethyst To •andother P
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can be
Armorial bearings may be referred to, or found, grat'VOßl,,,S,.:
engraved by an Artist of great talent, at T. COX Lou"-
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Goldsmith, Silversmith, and Watchmaker, 47,
(Seven Doors from Gracechurch-street).

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BIRTHS. e of ss
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On the Ist inst. , Mrs. John Glennie Greig, Leytonston ;in s
On the 30th ult., in Glocester-place, the wife of
herd, Esq., of a (-laughter, still born. Eirbir
On the 26th ult., at Ramsgate, the lady of Alexander
stone, Esq., of the Bombay Civil Service, of a son.
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W Ike, Ofl''
On the 28th ult., at Southgate, tke lady of Isaac
Orr
of a daughter.
A
roaOdn, theofa son.
lstinst., Mrs. Simpson, of Oxford-terrace, Edge
Ne,
William
On the Ist inst., in Park-square, the: lady of
Esq., of a ison. t, Belele'
On the 29th ult., Mrs. Barnett, Lowndes-stree
square, of a daughter. . s Jackson,
On the 28th ult., at Pimlico, the wife of Mr. Thom& ''
yodlel'
of a son. a
On the let inst., at Serjeants'-inn, the lady of Ed
t of °
Esq., barrister-at-law, of a daughter.
.§tree
On the 29th ult., Mrs. Hodgkinson, Upper Thames '
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daughter.
Ch axles
On the 30th ult., in Lower Berkeley-street, Mrs.
dlWaetioeoolggannnhnudtetel.htirhneeo'2fo:tha tilt., at Stradishall, in Suffolk,
four, of a son. T. Af.
On the 30th ult., at Court Garden, Great Marlow, Airs.
Henry<
MARRIED.
vela Ha
fray, Esq., of Beaumont-street, Regent's Park, to France
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daughter of William Rayner, Esq., of Stradishall-Ply
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On the 28th ult., in Park-crescent, Portland-place'd (laugh,
Harriet, the wife of E. W. Mead Waldo, Esq., and s'e°Patinelt
ter
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the 29th ult. at Julians, Herts, aged 13, 5"3.1' ofrouges
Upper Fitzroy-street, Fitzroy
On the 28th tilt., in Albemarle-street, i g IT.N.
John
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On the 28th tilt., at the Vicarage, Milton Abbot' V- o'4 L.
Vincent Alexander, the infant son of the it•V• St. in
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Yammick. . Boer, 42

E(orin:iblie:.2A9stshurualnte.e, .at Weymouth, Mr. Thomas -
On the 29th ult. at Throcking Rectory, J°ll° gay' sci.'
Ma-
gisootinatttelhleeef32l97ottihhncuhilte.y, Middlesex, aged 64. n.trace'
nit., 1 r. John Slater, of owe
aged 65.
at Derby, Lr. TipperL, agedr:24:ti°lliarn furl-
On the 28th ult., at Kinisland-crescent, the Rev-
ney, aged 87. William Fenton, °f
On the 29th ult., Catherine, the wife of ,„
Clapham-rise, and Wellington-street Strand, agea ' 'R.N.
On the 28th ult., at Bayswater, Dr. R• Itl`KaL"
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