The Sun.
London, England, 1838-12-13 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

On Saturday evening an inquest was held in Gra of
Inn on the body of Edward Wright, tsq.
barristerteri
Verulam-buildings, Gray's Inn-square, who expired the
suddenly on the previous morning. It appeared fret°, of
evidence that the deceased, who was about fifty 3707,0 r
age, was sitting at breakfast, and had just taken UP 8,1,),:i0re
paper, when he suddenly fel back in his chair, and I"- JP
medical assistance could be obtained life was extinct. 00
had been suffering from gout and rheumatism for same
time, but had been in better health and spirits on the
vious day than for some months previously. Ver"-rie.
" Died by the visitation of God." Deceased wasunnor so
ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON 1)0
BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY.--We learn that the trai° ig,llol
left Birmingham at half-past seven o'clock on S&tn'tbo
morning met with a serious accident soon after leaving by
Harrow station, from the bursting of the engine-PiPe'
which it was unable to proceed on its journey for a
derable period. The engine which had sustained 0%0
jury proceeded as well as it could to town, with the ',rd
of procuring another, and the train was left on the rat Dot
until the next arrival from Birmingham, which wet so
until half-past one o'clock, a.m. For half a mile, it °PP:
the train had been off the trams, and, as was found 'l4
spection during the delay, large pieces of the iron `:ers
were broken off the edges of the trams. The passPf';oir
were in great consternation, and expected, from the 011
tact of some other trains, that they should be 50'00
injured. Happily, however, from the arrival of the teal
mentioned above, their fears were to a considerable Oho
allayed ; for, notwithstanding the disagreeable mode lifrool
was adopted—namely, that of propelling the traind ieft
which the engine had been detached, and which
e's,
bill' it
for town in a dilapidated state—they arrived
Euston-square between three and four o'clock. olv
A HANDSOME DIVIDEND.--A Brighton spot
proprietor has inserted, in the Herald, the followingooi
very intelligible notice to his creditors One th.7.../1
shillings in the £ will be paid to all the creditors of- 04
amounting to 101. and upwards, and all debts under
will be paid 20s. in the X."
O- Y'eEdav

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isce.;,i

in ueeday evening an explosion of gas took PI 4',0
.he Crooked Billet public-house, Portugal-street, Lir.)c to
-
I.nn-fields. Mr. Smith, the landlord, was proceedar he
light his gas on the first floor, when on opening the di!olf
was suddenly repulsed by the explosion within, which bate'
pletely ripped the plaster from the laths and laid 601, roeu
Many of the windows were broken, and the report altitirf
the neighbours. Happily for the inmates no further
was sustained.

FLAT GOLD WATCHES, NINE 1-1.1.11
—,- to k, watch
EACH.—Some fine horizontal flat Gold Waistcoat ds, sft
e
jewelled in four holes, silver dials, hand to mark the gl, Sr
double-back to the cases, warranted to perform coffee"'
Guineas each ; or with gold dials, Ten Guineas each.
A. B. SAVORY and SONS, 144 °
Watchmakers, No. 9, Cornhill, London, opposite the
England.

A QUANTITY OF SECOND-HAND frosm—S•Si.v,'
41.
-
SPOONS and FORKS are offered for Sale, price • b
to 6s. 9d. per ounce, at T. COX SAVORY'S, Goldselitch'urcP'
versmith, &e., 47, Cornhill (Seven doors from Grace
street), London.

BIRTHS. --------
olg° At Copenhagen, on the 24ththe lady of the Rev' dile°
Stevenson, Ellis, M.A., Chaplain to the British Mission ell
004
dents, of a daughter. °
On the 10th inst., at Magdalen-row, Prescott-street, ;
man's-fields, the lady of Andrew Cohen, Esq., of a see- Field, e
On the 10th inst., at Clapham-common, Mrs. George of
a daughter.
the
In Keppel-street, Russell-square, on the 11th inst., , •
Fitzowen Skinner, Esq., barrister-at-law, of a son. Doctsro
On the 11th inst.; Mrs. Hudson, of' Bennet's-hill,
I,
commons, of a son.
of the Se
On the 9th inst., at Kinwarton Rectory, the wife
of
11. Seymour, of a son.
WV
In Shandwick-place, Edinburgh, on the Bth inst., the
David Robertson, Esq., of a son.

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MARRIED.
Rice Robert Hughs, Rector of Newborouh,
On the sth inst., at Llangrisliolus Church, Anglesq, tile-cona
sun of the late Sir William Bulkeley Hughes, of Plascot, t° e 0
lotte, second daughter of the late Very •
my Rev. John
AngleSeal_ OW
warrett,
V;
of Bangor.
On the 10th inst., at Rumsey, Essex, the Rev.
mester, ALA., Rector of Little Oakley Essex, to Arab ~e1„17 in tb
(laughter of Nathaniel Garland, E - ' • h 1 tow 11G" '
.„
sq., of Mic ae s
Willis'
same county, and of Woodcote-grove, Surrey.
On the 10th inst., at Stoke Damarel, Devon, Oliver
Lang, Esq., to Louisa, eldest daughter of Thomas Briggg'Wilih;
On the 11th inst., at the Chapel of the French Ernbass' 'of t'"
aughter
Lonergan, Esq., of Cadiz, to Jane 3 second d
lary,
Pg.'
late Robert Butler, Esq. in, Rho
On the 11th inst., at Richmond, Surrey, Edwin Martia•or
2Sth Regiment Madras Native Infantry, third son of kilq_.___....."
Martin, to Mary Anne, daughter of the late F. Aieldn• •I'
Gel eidee

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DIED,

On the 23d ult., at Boulogne-sur-.Mer.
Liverpool-street, King's-cross, former]
aged 39. 39. y
of VW
e 4th inst., at Geneva, Ed warcel onlyf re
son
At Brighton, on the 4th inst neaagredl7,_OlY_raP.ia Maria, 0011
Rogers, Esq., of Stanage Park, Ludlow.
of
child of the late Burton Rland,'Esci of Waterford. late
At Bath, on the 9th inst., Henry..N' orcott Ward, r'sq"
At hgeo.l2.,si,dtgli,ree, ,fa•;:)utthssdeaixn.usgth.
Church, Swallow. gal
Lambeth' scot°
stre,teetar.t
01%f litlhtoen
RCeovt.tagDer,
.Sio3urotlvim,
At '
oodmansterne S9th
Bart., of Hill Hall and Horham Hall, Essex, and Attleburg
thr
Norfolk, Commander R. N , aged 57. obe
On the 9th inst. in Gerrard-streetl "4
°I
, Soho, age(
relict • , odor
urrey, on the inst, Sir John II psi►P
of Giles Wac'elin,ir late of Silver-street.
Ephrailn •Ij
On the 9th inst., in Cavendish-place, Brighton,
Esq, abed 76. 04.
be°
aged 85. SteP
At eadogan-place, Mary, relict of the late John Turtono
John
On the 9th inst., in Rodney-street, Pentonville,
of
Barandon, Esq., aged 6'2.
On the 9th inst., in Trinity-square, Mr. William
Tower-street. of thesoloit

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of bEddleseK.—Thursday, December 13, 1881.

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Arrival.—The King William, ;Thomas, from Bombayod
Penzance, for London, sailed July 23, from the Cape of L"
H Arrivals at China (previous to the 21st).—Tbn vol;
Younghusband. and John Bull, Ormond, from Liver
Fort William, Melville, and St aluby Castle, Morgan, j).
Bombay and Singapore; Mary Ann Webb, Lloyd, fr°llibtott,
verpool and Calcutta ; Brooklyn, from Valparaiso; Lee'
Hart, from Manilla.
Departure from China.—The Red Rover, Patterson' d
are
21, for London; Parfield, Jacob, and Selina, Luckie,
chartered for London. Freight 5/. and Si.los. ,front
Arrivals at Batavia.—The Sirius, Hughes, Aug- `l' Fac-
Bourbon ; Diamond, Besset, Aug. 6, from Samarang; the
tory, Jansee, Aug. 9; General Chasse, Halkerna,
Neerlands; Koning, Sehaap, I. C. S. ; Van SpeYk' w 19,
from Sourabaya, Newenberg, Batavier, Scharper, Aug'
and Vlashandil Nil, all from Rotterdam. A„f. 6,
Departure from Batavia.—The Potomac, White, ""P
for Samarang. r° 3 f
Arrival in the Loire.—The Brave, Lesgrand, Dec.
Bourbon. 16,
Arrival at Boston.--The William Grey, Bartol, 14°/'
from Calcutta.
Ships Spoken With.—The Caroline, Woodin, fr?,,t,b/
don for Hobart Town, Oct. 12, in lat. 8., long. 23' ""
the Clutha, arrived in the Clyde ; Friends, Arnold, fr°viviteit.
verpool to Singapore, Sept. 30. in lat. 31., long. 20. Bens"
Passengers per Bussorah Merchant, Moncrieff, fro. Cep,
—William Crawford, Esq., B. C. S. ; Mrs. Thornhill, t,
tain Thornhill, and two children, Mr. Saffray and tWO ,
pean servants.