The Sun.
London, England, 1836-10-28 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUS-
TOM-HOUSE, OCT. 27.
The Earl of Liverpool, Lomax, from Ostend ; Salvatore,
Scatto,les; Vrow Thalken, Hendricks, Emden ; Nep-
tune, Feven, Leer; Alexander, Maror, Drobak ; Bullfinch,
B lyth, St. Petcrsburgh ; Aurora, Dawson, ditto; Teesdale,
Bambrough. ditto; Eleonoria, Domeke, Dantzic ; Lacks,
Jansen, ditto ; Lady Nelson, Sterry, Groningen ; Olympus,
howl, Amsterdam Nymph, Edwards, ditto ; Ann, Martin,
Thrall; Princess Victoria, Brocke, Antwerp; Everesta, Elliot,
Archangel ; Union, Condeire,
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, OCT 27.
The Friendschaft, Danken, for Hamburgh ; Ramona,
Bridge, Rotterdam ; Nereide, Faillant, Calais ; Jan Bull,
Harnburgh; l3atavier, Dunlop, Rotterdam ; Dash,
Hawkins, Alexandretta ; Earl of Liverpool, Lomax, Ostend;
U,,ion. Clench, Malta.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, OCT. 27.
The Sir William Curtis, Howard, for Terceira; Armata,
'Hudson, Demerara; I\lory, Gordicr, Antwerp ; Harriet
Rockwell, West, New York; William, Hunter, Nantes;
Queen Adelaide, Pox, Havre; Tancred, Crosby, St. Lucia;
Sherry. Bowly, Barhadoes.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, OCT. 27.
The Edwards, Pocssy, for Illrfleur; Minerva, Moorat,
Cherbourg; Storpusten, Stenford, Bjorneburg; Josephina,
Wise, ditto.

ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, OCT. 26

37112 \rethusa, Whyte, from Barb2does ; Countess of Eons-
Groarn, St. Peters'ourol ; HtTpornenes, Guayaquil ;
Heroine, Bahia.
ENTERED FOR LOADING, OCT. 26.

The Stirlingshire, Brown, for Buenos Ayres ; Letitia,
Potts, Gibraltar ; Success, Elsineur; Enchantress, Black,
New York ; Lanark, Pennington, New York; Maria, Os-
tend; Monongahela, Brown, Philadelphia; John Stamp,
Young, Rio Janeiro; Samuel, Janrison, Savannah ; Albion,
Brown, Savannah ; Seagull, Foreman, St. John's, N.B.
CLEARED OUTWARDS, Oct.. 26.

The Calesha, Broadlev, for St. Thomas's; John Baring,
Hoff, New York ; Morrison, Ingersoll, Canton; Antmus,
Carl, Africa; Victoria, Williamson, Barbadoes ; Minerva,
M'Pherson, Bombay; Puella, Hardy, Gibraltar.
TELEGRAPHED.

W ind, S. W.--Ofd' Holyhead, bound, the Hobe, from
the Coaat of Barbary.

The mansion and adjoining premises occupied by
Lord Hill, at Westbourne-green, are said to have been pur-
chased by one of the Railway Companies for 20,0001.
MR. MIDSHIPMAN EASY.—The Monthly Re-
view speaking of this humnurous production of Captain
Marryat, the author of the popular novel, " Jacob Faith-
ful" and " Peter Simple," says We now close these
volumes—not that they do not abound with very many pas-
sages and scenes of equal force and fidelity to any we have
cited, exhibiting great variety of character, incident, and
colouring, but because our limits forbid us to go far into
them. Mr. Midshipman Easy's exploits in various lands
especially his Yarns for the Governor,' and the fine Ita-
lian tableau that is introduced will have many admirers.
* * Captain Marryatt is a Fielding
both on sea and land."
SPANISH GIRLS AT TREVlNO.—Whenever I was
on picquet at the hill-top, I used to pass the time in observ-
ing the movements of the peasant girls employed in carry-
ing up hods of mortar to the redoubt. None were above
twenty years of age, and several of them strikingly hand-
some, with fine olive-carnation complexions and large spark-
ling eyes, shaded by long, dark, and pencilled eyebrows. It
certainly moved my heart to compassion to see them filling
the hods with their delicate fingers, and toiling up the steep
ascent with a slow but elastic step. Nevertheless, they ap-
peared to be inured to the work and, aware of the fruitless-
ness of resistance, submitted to it with the greatest cheer-
fulness, ever and anon startling the mountain echoes with
reels of merry laughter. Sometimes one would pause, and
resting the hod on her knee, look up with an air of good-
humoured vexation, saying, "Much() trabajo, probrecita"
(much work, poor little thing), until disturbed by the Gla-
mourous demand of the Spanish sergeant for barro barro
(mortar). Occasionally, after emptying their hods,
two or three gathered together in a knot, gossiping with
one another, or with the Spanish soldiers at work, and, on
the first approach of the sergeant, would start off to their
duty with the speed of lightning, joking him on his severity
as they passed. At sunset, when the bugle from the town
sounded a cessation of labour, the signal was hailed with
wild shouts of delight that mocked the clearness of the
notes floating up the valley ; and, throwing aside their im•
plements, they darted down the mountain side with screams
of laughter, playing such joyous gambols by the way as were
a pleasure to behold.—Tmelve Months in the British Legion.
It is intended by the British inhabitants of Calcutta
to depute Mr. Turton, the barrister, to England, with a
salary of 2,000/. per annum, to carry the petition before
Parliament, and otherwise to employ his talents in further-
ing the wishes of his constituents. Mr. J. B. Macauley is
understood to be the author of the act complained of. The
expense to which the parties are willing to submit to attain
their object is a proof at least of their sincerity.