The Sun.
London, England, 1854-10-05 00:00:00

NOTICE TO MARINERS

RESPECTING THE EXTENSION OF THE DOCKYARD MOLE AT
GIBRALTAR, AND A NEW REVOLVING LIGHT ON CAPE
CARBON, ALGERIA.
Her Majesty's Steam-vessel Beagle, at Sea,
Sept. 18, 1854.
Sir,—l beg leave testate that when at Gibraltar I was
informed that the Dockyard Mole is in the course of being
extended, and that a buoy is placed about a cable's length
from the present Mole Head, to point out the extent to
which stones are being laid down for that purpose, but as
yet no notice has been issued to steam-vessels that may be
going to that part for coal, and consequently coming in at
night may be attended with risk.
I have also to inform you that proceeding along the coast
of Algiers I observe a very fine revolving light on Cape
Carbon, revolving once a minute, visible at a distance of
25 miles, but which is described on the charts as being a
fixed red one, as well as in the " Book of Mediterranean
Li,4-hts," to which a note is appended " That it is to be
changed to a light of the first class."
As I suppose this has been clone, and the nature of
the light altered, I deem it my duty to call your attention
to the same. _ _ _

(Signed) P. E. Hong,
Lieutenant and Comma,ndir.
Rear-Admiral Houston Stewart, C. 8., &c.
QUARANTINE NOTICE.
Lisbon, Sept. 28.
The Board of Health has declared Ostend infected with
cholera, and " ausl.ected" all the ports of Belgium. All the
French ports on the Atlantic are to be considered " sus-
pected" of cholera from the 6th inst. Ayamont is " sus-
pected" of cholera from the 7th inst.
CUSTOM HOUSE, OCT. 4.
ENTERED INWARDS.—The Luzan, from Devna ; Goj-
stad, Hernosand ; Mathilde, Devna ' • Jantina, Archangel ;
Aquila, Antwerp ; Maria Christina, Santander; Katermer,
Archangel ; Falcon, Lulea ; Holyrood, Baltic ; Christine,
Konigsburgh ; Lambetha, Dautzic; Vrow Margareta,
Memel ; Providentia, Pillau.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Maria, for Stettin ; Sal-
vador, Konigsburg ; Julia, Lisbon ; Nyvern, Mogador ;
Freedom, Dunkirk, lannah, ditto; Venus, Cape Palmas;
Feronia, Canaries ; Countess of Leicester, Leghorn ; Nile,
Adelaide • Maria Christina, Santander; Miss May, Bos-
ton ; Nankin, Antwerp; Eksd Maria, Rotterdam ' • High-
land Mary, Falkland. Isles and Coquimbo ; Jane Clarke,
Elsineur and Memel.
CLEARED WITH CARGO.--The Semiramis, for Launces-
ton ; Volunteer, Gibraltar and Marseilles • Guadalete,
Gibraltar and Cadiz; '
Geerdina, Anasteidam ;Daniel Ross,
Hamburg; Neustra Senora del Carmen, Havro ; Donna
Anna, Bahia ; Jane Clarke, Elsineur and Memel ; Bertha,
Rouen ; Gentje, Amsterdam ; James Chadwick, Elsineur
and Memel ; Lady Chadwick, Elsineur and Memel ; Lady
Elizabeth, Antwerp ; Mary Ann, ditto - J. and J. Martin,
Dunkirk; John Bull (second clearance).
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
A ship, showing a blue signal with a white diamond in
the centre, bound east, Sept. 13, lat. 42, long. 67.
The Charlotte (British brig) bound west, Sept. 11, lat.
44 N., long. 62. W.
The City of Manchester, of Liverpool, let. 56 N., long.

21 W.
An English 74-gun ship, Sept. 16, lat. 45 N., long. 4G.

w. -
The Marylebone (American ship), Sept. 23, lat. 57 N.,
long. 16 W.
The Norastern, Archangel to Gloucester, Sept. 25., lat.
59 N. long. 7 W.
The Jane Morrison (barque), Sept. 20, lat. 50 N., long.
19 W.
The Storm Cloud, Aug. 19.

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Mr. Dinwiddy, confectioner, Peter-street. A well-
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worth of pastry, he put down a good sovereign in payment
and received his change. At this moment, another
respectable-looking person entered the shop, and, accost-
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doing. Upon learning that he had been having some
tarts he insisted upon paying for them, and, upon
being informed that they had already been paid for, he
said he was not going to permit that, as it was not likely
that he should let a friend come to Bristol to the ,
christening of his child, and then not be permitted the
pleasure of "standing Sam.'' Upon this he took some
tarts himself, threw down a shilling in payment, and
insisted that his friend's money should be returned to
him. The person who was serving at once gave back
the sovereign, and the " gentleman" gave her what
was believed to be the half-sovereign and 9s. 6d. which
he received in change. The friends then left the shop
together, and almost immediately upon their leaving it
was discovered that the half-sovereign which they had
handed back was a bad one, and that the shopkeeper
had been cheated of 10s.—Bristol Paper.
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