The Sun.
London, England, 1836-11-17 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE OS'
TOM-HOUSE, Nov. 16.
The Sir Edward Banks, Norwood, from Rotterdam; Ocean,.
Morfee, Antwerp; Wave, Cumming, Medemblik ; City of
Hamburgh, Hart, Hamburgh ; Augusta, Delapay, Gravelines;a,
Alkmaar, Heath, Rotterdam ; Sarah, Jones, Teneriffe; Min
Mason, Guatamala ; Earl of Liverpool, Lomax, Ostend.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.
The Pera, Fennings, for Constantinople ; Prince: Buella•
nan, Malta; Chlrlotte, Daniels, Calais ; BromlMaldrey,i Browni
Trieste ; Margaret, Taylor, Tobago; Tapley, g, Cal'
cutta ; Ocean, Morfee, Antwerp.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.
The Ocean, Morfee, for Antwerp ; George M‘Lean, Free-
body, Capecoast Castle; Northam, Carter, Harlingen;
Charlotte, Daniels, Calais ; Europa, Lorctzen, Dram ;
tine, Sandford, Trinidad.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST.
The Lark, Miller, for Muscat; Elizabeth, Rich, Elsineur:
Ranger, May, South Whale Fishery; Julies, Michaels, Di'
near; Eleanor, Barrett, South Seas. Pales-

ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, Nov. 15.
The Royal Mint, Scott, from Denia; Lady Stormont,
M'Minn, Bombay ; Thomas Parsons, Africa; Wolf's Cove,
Quebec; James, Bell, Aricati; Luna, Bahia; City of Exeter'
Salon.
ENTERED FOR LOADING.
The Adelaide, Smith, for Batavia • Isabella, Smith, Buenos
Ayres; Hope, Swan, Barbadoes ; 'Adelaide, Perrian, Leg-
horn ; Friends, Falk, Monte Video; Matilda, Lawson,
Malta ; Release, Curtis, Naples ; Gazelle, Evans, Newfound-
land ; Peri, Vivian, St. Michael's.
CLEARED OUTWARDS.
The Columbus, Peyster, for New York • Sisters, Sutton,
Video; Burrell, Douglas, Sierra 'Leone ; Donald,
Potts, Berbice; Pauline, Kraft, Elsineur • Carena,
Genoa; Pearl, Stevens, Gibraltar. . Hayden,

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Dapper, Dickinson, from Bengal, arrived in the Downs,
and sailed from Calcutta June 15, and St. Helena, Sept.
the Orissa, Rankine, from Singapore, arrived off Portsrnoutheo
and sailed from Batavia July 3, and St. Helena Sept /7; t d
Mary White, Gavington, from Bombay, arrived off Cork, ell.
sailed July 3, and St. Helena, Sept. 19; the Sir John Bejes.„,
ford, Mitchell, from Bengal, arrived off Dover, and sailed ir°,l'o
Calcutta May 19, Saugur May 24, and Cape, Sept. 3; I"d
Jane, Finwick, from Calcutta, arrived off Liverpool, and 5.,,
June 13, Saugur June 20, and St. Helena Sept. 19 ; the 1"11°,1
net, from New South 'Wales, arrived off Swansea, and sal c
April 12, and Chili June 25.
Arrivals at Bombay.—The Sulimany, July 18, from ChiPa;
the Hon. Company's ship Clive, 18, from Suez and Mocha
Departures from Bombay.—The Sir H. Compton, .111'7,,hil
for Bengal ; the Eleanor, July 18, for Madras and Cf'.lol"—i.
the Lord William Bentinck and Hinda, July 11, t!ae forMk,
for London, and the latter for Liverpool—the Hirjela put
the
having been in contact with the Lord Williaw, Bentinck ;
John Adam, July 20, for Madras and Calcp:aa, 0
Departures from Singapore.—The Layton, May I`,'
Adelaide, May 23, for China ; the Jartl;.ae, May 26, for Ma'acit
Arrivals at St. Helena.—The Coarleston Packet, SePt&ie
from whaling, and sailed on the 15th for ditto • the Er.,c7
Sept. 12, from Calcutta, and sailed on the 13th for oll'ulr
the Alcide, Sept. 12, from Padang, and sailed on the 14t" e
Havre ; the Kyle, Sept. 14, from Calcutta, and sailed saw
day for Liverpool ; the Margaretha Catharina, Sept. 14,,:fr.,05,
Batavia, and sailed on the 16th for Amsterdam ; the
Sept. 17, from Bourbon, and sailed on the 18th for Marseir;;
the Nelson, Sept. 17, from Timor, and sailed for L°ll,,u°ti:
the George and Martha, Sept. 17, put back to lann.
Captain on account of illness, and sailed again for the wo;„,--
ground ; the Vrow Hendrika, Sept. 17, from BatavietLin
sailed on the 19th for Amsterdam • the Malay, Sept. IStL-0
Sumatra, and sailed on the 21st for Salem ; the Sason• '",11,t;
18, from Bourbon, and sailed on the 20th for Marseilles; 'fa
Levant, Sept. 18, from Manilla, and sailed on the 1901 I-
New York.

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Departures from St. Helena.—The Ellen, Sept. I" the
Liverpool; the Lord Hobart, Sept. 21, for the CaPe;
Nestor, Sept. 22, for London. ~
Arrival at Anjer.—The Saguenay, June 29, from
pool and the Cape, for Manilla. front
Arrivals at Calcutta.—The Kea° Castle, June 30,
Madras ; the Adolphe, July 4, from Bourbon and Mauritt7i.,
Departures from Calcutta..—The Helen, July 2, for oia-rto
tius ; the Virginie, July 5, for Bombay ; the Fergusso..n,
sail July 13, for China.
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Passengers per the Lord William Bentinck, from "" at
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(expected)—Captain Patterson, his Majesty's 6th Regiul—
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The following letter has been received at Lloyd's :--- ,
" Rio Grande, Aug. "124,
" The British brig Saripta, Bowell, arrived here Dec. re
1835, from Hamburgh, and proceeded to Port Alegre ; `eea
loaded a cargo of hides for Hamburgh, but has been de!gila%a
there ever since, in consequence of the stoppage of the in ci,
navigation, caused by political disturbances in this pro/111..,
It is now expected that the navigation inland will be free l';e,
short time, when she will be able to proceed on her 101A:0,
but unless she has facilities for landinr, and beating her coill
it is to be presumed that the hide will be materially injured
worm."

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MR. CANNlNG.—Fourteen days before his deatbh
Mr. Gallatin, the American envoy, spent six hours g?ro,
him, two before dinner, all in talking about political afra!lig
and much of Mr. Canning's own situation and confliq so
parties. Mr. Gallatin told him he could not lire amid .0 1
much business. To be Secretary for 'Foreign Affa'll,,nia 1
fact—First Lord of the Treasury in fact and. name—'o
not only Prime Minister, but sole Minister. Mr. CanPc;
explained, that Lord Dudley only took the place of Sec.; 1
tary for Foreign Affairs to oblige him, and pro teapot
But that he had been induced to come out of that °ls
to
with all the details of which he was acquainted, and ir•
take the Treasury, by having received a letter from ans4,,o
cient friend of Mr. Fox, who told him that Mr. Fox altdo.
regretted he had not taken that, as there lies the Pat-, s
age ; and, said Mr. Canning, although I might have pa
friend there, it is very different my asking a favour, ahre,
favour being asked of me ; and I am determined,
waving his hand with a most emphatic gesture of ambla;
to hold the reins while I live.—He lived fourteen da_.,..9-•;
He told Mr. Gallatin he had not been free from great P9O
since the Duke of York's funeral, when they kept 10.1
the cold damp vault two hours—nor slept a whole n',.ng
since Lord Liverpool's illness. Such is worldly hormurT-of
the best thing the world's possession does for us 1,--life
Matthias Bruen, quoted in " The Dissenter."
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PHYSIOGNOMY OF THE PUBLIC ME' "nd'
FuANcr.—The French, as a nation, ar..e far from 'OO
some, though brilliant exceptions exist ; and it strikas of
that they who appear in public life are among the ugl,l of
the whole people. Not long since I dined at the talhe
M. de —, in company with Mr. B. of New York., „or !
company consisted of 20 men, all of whom had plaYeu.tell 1
spicuous parts in the course of the last 30 years. I P°l-and
out the peculiarity just mentioned to my companion the
asked him if there was a single face at table which hau
placid, dignified, and conteVted look which denotes the ce
sciousness of right motives, a frank independence, f
mind at ease with itself. We could not discover °flea w'
have little doubt that national physiognomy is agate
national character.—Cooper's Residence in France. of
Last week an inquest was held at Nuan, eounctivol
Clare, on the body of Catherine Commone, who was I°t•-•"
dead at her cabin-door. The jury returned a verdia jt
$
Died from the inclemency of the weather while 41
of temporary insanity." we,
At the White Lion, White's-alley, Chancerrood
a young man, apparently about 2,-.; years of age, was ",k ea,
hanging by his handkerchief, quite dead, at three e'a'°"oala
Tuesday afternoon. From a letter found on him, it ‘.10,1,
appear that he was from Kendall, 1h estmorland ; Bs*
was found in his pocket.
On Monday last a little boy, named William, isb's-
ner, was sent by his parents , who reside at No. 4, otiotber
court, Water-lane, Blackfriars, in company with entbere,
boy, to school, on Garlick hill ; when they arrived.
the companion of the little fellow left him, and it beinbntlf
first day of his going, the neighbourhood was consecl ore
strange. He has not since been heard of. He is liveYod
old, pitted with the small pox, light hair, dark eyes,
t022±22211and... of
his parents.
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T. COX SAVORY, Goldsmith, &c., 47, r `-'4lll
London, informs the Public, that he offers DESSERT t_..rtilei!
KNIVES and FORKS, with plain ivory handles, silver ter' OP
plated on steel blades, at Three Guineas per dozen pair,
solid silver blades, at Eight Guineas and a Half per dozen
N. B. Carved ivory handles at 13s. 6d. extra per dozen

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BIRTHS.
On the 15th inst., at Albion-place, Hyde-park, the wife a tb,
Rev. M. Kinsey, of a daughter. :4--
of ''
On the 14th inst., in Hart-street, Bloomsbury, the w"
Hunter, Esq., surgeon, of a daughter. pooh
On the 16th inst., in St. Helen's-place, the lady of 11'
EsOn q., of a son. Pk'
the 12th inst., Lady Fanny, the lady of 0. B. Cole,
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of a daughter

MARRID. ticio
On the 15th inst,, at St. Michael's,E „
Highgate, the Rev" rti„geo
Henry Stoddart Say, of Braughin, Herts, g
to Axnelia, a 0,
daughter of the late IL Nixon, Esq., of the Grove, 11igh.,!,0,,
On the Bth inst., at Islay House, Islay, P. L. 13rooke,
Mere hall, Cheshire, to Julia Seymour Buccleugh, youngeo
ter of the late Colonel Campbell, of Shawfield.

DIED. isoldr
On the 14th inst., at Laleham, Middlesex, Mrs. Susan Del
aged 80.1
a
On the 13th inst., at Noel House Kensington, Major--,nand
the Hight Hon. Viscount Forbes, con' of the Earl of Granary
11. p. for the county of Longford.' H. iteff
On the 14th inst., Herbert Dudley eldest son of H. M. fla-
Esq., of Craven-hill, aged four s 'and a half.
wiisnont,hresql.3,tilarteincsta.p,
taatinLlazitghh-nstrraegeoto,nßs.urton-creseent, voini
On the 12th ~0 of
J. OBleiltheEslq2.t,hoifnßst.u, irulTsptipenareyßeedarford-place, Mrs•
Bell, w'u
-.'lM%?.:t Turnham-gyaen, Wm. Johnson, '`l'

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