The Sun.
London, England, 1836-10-17 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE C
TOM-HOUSE, OCT. 16.
The Fanny, Thomas, from Malaga; Cholmley, rson,
Archangel ; Sarina, Oliver, Guernsey ; Delight, ;
Honduras ; Alert, Palmer, from the sperm whale Co.
Resolution, Craig, Charente ; Mark Breeds, Robins, ,no •
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stantinople; Jane, Wood, Oporto; Kent, Tune, Boulob
Harlequin, Middleton, ditto.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, 0CT,%,1:c6.
The Chieftain, Pritchard, for Hamburgh; Princess ,`,ly
toria, Brocke, Antwerp ; Hibernia, Gillees, Calcutta ,•letoo
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Phcenix, Baynton, Jamaica; William Jolliffe, Mir
Calais; West Indian, Turner, Jamaica; Catherine, Rose,
Calcutta.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, Oc.r. 15'
The Chieftain, Pritchard, for Hamburgh ; Batavier,
lop, Rotterdam ; William Jollife, Middleton, Calais; ,ger;
ance, Wallis, Malta ; Tyne, Mauter, Ostend; Krelist
nesey, Matanzas ; Navarino, Gale, Guernsey; Her,
v'Asp
lant, Calais ; London, Person, Rotterdam ; Neptune, 11„in,a8..
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Ostend; Queen Adelaide, Fox, Havre • Caleaonia, ".
tingham, Hamburgh ; Severn, Wauke, iombay.
CLEARED OUTWARDS N ALLAST, Oar. it.
The Sultana, Scott, for Denia I
Diadem, Walker, Pato'
Clementia, Wooten, Alicante; Five Gebroeders,
Worcum.

ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, OCT. 15. nag,
The Beverly, Lawson, from St. John's, N. B. ;
Brown, Onega ; Zeno, Lawson, Singapore; Lady "°'
Scurr, Quebec; Jane, Granby, Cadiz.
ENTERED FOR LOADING, OCT. 15. vp„rice,
The Bouansa, Been, from Arica ; St. George,
Africa ; Crusader, Wickam, Calcutta ; Morrison, lar'" ja-'
Canton ; Bellerfronte, Genoa; Chandos, Johnstone' ,
maica; Henry, Allen, Leghorn ; Juno, Cock, Malta; .t 1
Baring, Hoff, New York ; Formosa, Mitchell, New Orlesiej
Intrepid, Newfoundland ; Visitor, Wakeham, Oporto ; gone •
States, Turner, Philadelphia; Mary, Johnston., Sierra 10"
Numa, Lawson, Sierra Leone; Killigrew, Noye, Seville.
CLEARED OUTWARDS, OCT. 15, pet
The Portia, Searight, for Calcutta; Mary Warrall,
G Out'
Valparaiso ; Emigrant, Petre, for Savannah; Sportsman' stet,
chinson, St. Domingo; Loeme, Stettin; Mina, Goss, Self
tin ; Dalhousie Castle, Mobile ; North America, Hoxie'oo
York ; Alexander, Leeds, Baltimore; Matilda, WA's;
Genoa; Ide, Philips, Malta ; Nautilus, Buenos Ayres; et,
varine, Anderson, Trinidad; Snowdrop, Sraith, Constanor
nople ; Henry, Cunningham, Rio Janeiro; Caladonia,
~trgiv
an, Bombay ; Smyrna, Cornish, Malta; Mary Ann atlvir.
tilda, Major, Newfoundland; Providentia, Elsineur;
Pearson, Gibraltar; Commerce, Flemming, Canton;
Main, St. Mark's ; Rothschild, Lardly, Savannah ; vs'
Roah, Newfoundland ; Thistle, St. Andrew's, N.B.
SAILED. fot
The Richard, Thomas, for Jamaica ; Bootie, Nin"°"'der,
St. Thomas's : Carthage, Topham, Virginia ; Alexanope,
Stewart, Jamaica; Mary, Wheelwright, Barbadoeb ; prtins,
Hamilton, Pernambuco ; Superior, Lowth, Jel'
Finch, Elaineur; Margaret, Chelmer, Mobile; IntreP•.d, erah
ferson, Africa ; Belvedere, Baily, Charleston ; HesP

M'Donald, Demerara.
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Sir Hussey Vivian in his address to the electors to
the Eastern Division of Cornwall declares " it is 501e11,4
serve the Cause of Reform that I respond to your cal' ej
cause in which the men of Cornwall have always °tees
so determined a spirit ; and when the day of trial c°:".„0:
the same spirit will I trust be raised and lead to a til; to
phant issue. But it will be no triumph either to youe°not
me that I should obtain my seat by the loss to you 0' 'ire
most excellent County Member my friend Sir Williso d to
lawney. From the first moment that it was intinlutei
me that the step you have now taken was in agitation, 'wt.
swered, Sir William Trelawny's seat must not be el'4est
gered.' To this I steadily adhere ; let him be your
And 1°
consideration : and if in conjunction with him you
can succeed in returning me, (which in a short time /pi
will have no difficulty in ascertaining) I shall be most 11500
to place myself at your disposal. If on the contrary 9000
discover that the advantage gained by Lord Eliot by in
of an early and active canvass, is such as to render my
Earlll
pect of success a doubtful one, I claim from you 10' i,l so
intimation to that effect, that I may be at liberty shou",ir..
opportunity offer, and should circumstances make it de

able to me, to obtain a seat elsewhere." 0,
On Monday evening, about 9 o'clock a large bale
belonging to Mr. John Pount, of Buckland Newtt'on, eller
taining four loads of unthrashed wheat, l 1 loads °fbel
thrashed oats, the produce of Jour acres of barley
and five sacks of seed vetches in bags, was discoversdrbt
on fire ; and, notwithstanding every exertion was trit`eots,
the inhabitrnts at Buckland and the neighbouring yi"a'bie
the whole was entirely consumed, together with a srfs,
for eight horses, an extensive crib-house, pigsties, gri, bad
rious other buildings adjoining. Mr. Pount and farail
retired to bed, and the alarm was given by one of the; to
vants observing a great and unusual light. It is fettrept
unthras
have been the work of an incendiary, as the fire vi'lle°
seen was bursting from the internal part of the barn'
Sherborne Journal.
A numerous meeting of the Society for Pr°// or,
an Asylum and Relief for Aged and Infirm Fishforfil,Pdo
and Poulterers (especially calle.d) was held at Arlder,e4,
Hotel, Fleet-street, on Thursday evening, James g-erl'hiect
jun., Esq., in the Chair. The Chairman stated the °'''ged
of the meeting was to provide an asylum and relief for 14'or
and infirm persons of both trades, their Fives, or , ‘cgs'or
orphans. Several resolutions which dppeared high:ln-051f
ducive to the interests of the Institution were urisn'ln-go
agreed to. It was also unanimously resolved to soliciut
Alderman Harmer to accept the presidency. ThevirtTilis°
of the meeting were voted to William Hills and ';vicee
Stevens, Esqrs., for their acceptance of the office of yea
President of each trade ; also to the Chairman for antes the
able and impartial manner in which he had conclude.% „„a
business of the evening. The meeting then separate°
appeared well satisfied with the result of its proceedi.feci at
A REASON FOR DISSENT.—When I resit -blrs•
Runcorn, there was a woman, of the name °' lac
Johnston, who gave the best reason for preferring °°„aviag
of worship to another that I have heard. Mrs. 'ijojist
left the Established Church and gone to the ISi° I, she
chapel, was asked her reason for so doing ; t° which
replied, " That it was on account of her pie being e- as,
where
ready when the Methodist chapel came out ; -
when she attended the church, it was always overdo°
Majoribanks's Tour.

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BIRTHS.
On the 10th inst., at Edinburgh, the lady of the “
John Murray, f a son. rgeon, of it'
On the 15th inst, the wife of Samuel Solly, Es€l•9 su
the la"
daughter.
On the 15th inst., in Portugal-street, Grosvenor-square,
of F. B. Long, Esq., of a daughter. the bld/
On the 14th inst., in Gloucester-place, Portman-square'
of Count George S. Metaxa, of a son.
MARRIED. f Pin'e.
On the 13th inst., at Greenwich, Samuel, third son °of Islrs•
Blyth, Esq., of Langharn, Essex, to Phcebe, eldept daughter
Slann, of Vanburgh-fields, Blackheath. joeS
On the 13th inst., at St. James's, Clerkenwell, the Ret pariel
ofG uoNnvntihl
tmehrie,nogflt3ot htnhe..
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On the 14th inst , Thomas Ritchings Smith, ESC!" atoll'.
Inn, aged 65. . of 'Aril' ~
On the 26th ult., Maria, wife of Mr. E. Browning, -
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street, Golden-square. el‘rirel:
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On the 13th inst., aged 16, Henry Gurney, third s°° ° •-'
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Sheppard, Esq., of Upton,_Essex. 61 8194,,, of
On the Iltk inst., at Windsor-street, Islington, ag wry r
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Sarah Wisdoms, daughter of Mr. Thomas Wisdoms, •1 , ,'
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