The Sun.
London, England, 1836-11-21 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUS-
TOM-HOUSE, NY. lg.
The Earl Bathurst, Kennedy, from'' Hamburgh; Indian
Chief, Hart, Memel • Navarino, Murray, Quebec; Lively,
Hinkin, Guernsey; Leak, Hutchins, Newfoundland ; Orlinda,
Leez, Oporto • Rosaline, Healas, Bordeaux ; Abeona, Giles,
Singapore ; Friends, Tonkin, Faro ; Peace, Brecon, Antwerp.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOWING.
The Princess Victoria, Brocke, for Antwerp ; Arno, Wil-
liams, Cadiz ; William Jolliffe, Middleton, Calais; Charles,
Thomas, New Orleans; Wharfingcr, Cousens, Rotterdam.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.
The Batavier, Dunlop, for Rotterdam ; William Jolliffe,
Middleton, Calais; Princess Victoria, Brocke, Antwerp;
Wharfinger, Cousens, Rotterdam ; Sarah, Barry, Evans, Can-
ton ; Perseverance, Gobert, Calais ; Cater, Merrells, Dun-
kirk ; Hebe, Willis, Tobago ; Eliza, Gallon, Grenada ;
United Kingdom, Allen, Jamaica; Will-o'-thc-Wisp, Clark,
Lisbon.

CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST.
• Th• Vessery, Rees, for Workum ; Wave, Cumming, Me-
demblik ; Provens, Snoll, Norway; Phcenix, Drasch, Memel.

ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, Nov.
The Mariner, M'Youchie, from Honduras ; Niagara, Rigby,
Paraiba ; Lez, Senegal.
ENTERED FOR LOADING.
The Paragon, Smith, for Antigua; Atlas, Antwerp; Por-
tia, Clark, Antona; Barbadian, Hutchinson, Barbadoes;
Aurora, Turkan, Hayti; Scipio, Wylie, ditto ; Harkaway,
French, New York; Jane Walker, Lindsays, ditto ; llibernia,
Wilson, ditto; Falcon, M'Minn, Odessa; Formidable, Mac-
kay, Singapore.
CLEARED OUTWARDS.
The Kensington, Curtis, for Philadelphia ; Harries, Wilson,
Maranham ; Helvellyn, Cleaves, Sydney, New South Wales;
•Sussannah, Watson, St. Thomas's ; Mary Jane, Fishley,
Buenos Ayres ; Matchless, Falkner, Marseilles ; Hope, Cock-
bain, Calcutta ; Flower of the South, Corleld, Derbyhaven ;
Abeona, Drake, Darien ; Jong Vrow Elizabeth, Rotterdam;
Fenwick Keating, M'Kenzie, St. John's New Brunswick;
Aries Johannes, Dordit.

LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS.
Tins DAY —"Statistical Society
TUNSDAY .......Zoological Society (Sciontific Bus.) p. Eight.
Medical and Chirurvical Society
WEDNESDAY ...IViedico Botanical eociety ........
Society of Arts
.Royal Society p. Eight.
Society of Antiquaries
Royai Society of Literature Four.
Royal Academy (Anatomical Lect.) Eight.
The father of M. Tillers died a few days ago at
Carpentras, in the Vatieltoe.

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An alarming fire broke out this morning about 6
o'clock in the City Road at tl:e extensive premises of the
City Saw Mills near the Canal Basin. With the aid of
ten or a dozen engines, a plentiful supply of water, and a
most efficient force of firemen and police, the steam engine
and saws were saved ; but vast damage was done to one
wing of the building, where the fire raged with fearful
rapidity.—Since writing the above we haw received the
following, which we have much pleasure in inserting :
" Messrs. Esdaile and Margrave present their compliments
to the Editor of The Sun, and beg respectfully to request
that in his notice of tl4 fire that has this morning occurred
at the City Saw Mills,' he will be kind enough to state,
on their authority, that the damage sustained will in no
degree suspend the operations of their works.—City Saw
Mills, Nov. 21, 1836." _ _

At Drury.lane to-night Mr. Booth, after an eight
years' sojourn in America, re-appears in his favourite cha-
racter of the Duke of Gloster, in Shakspeare's tragedy of
Richard the Third; and on Thursday he will sustain Sir
Giles Overreach, in Massinger's play of A New Way to Pay
Old Debts. To-morrow Mr. Forrest will repeat his per-
formance of Othello; on Wdlnesday, King Lear; and on
Friday, Damon,in the play of Damon and Pythias. A new
play, by Sheridan Knowles, called The Wrecker's Daughter,
is in rehearsal at this theatre, and will be presented in the
course of next week. Miss Huddart is said to have a part
in it of very deep and powerful interest. Warde, Cooper,
and the author himself, have also important parts ih it. A
new grand ballet, called The Devil on Two Sticks, under
the superintendence of M. Anatole, is in active prepara-
tion, and will ha produced, with tbo greatest splendour of
dress and decoration, in the course of a few days.
The coming of age of Lord Fitzallan, eldest son of
the Earl of Surrey, and grandson of the Duke of Norfolk,
was celebrated on the ith inst. on the estates of his Grace
in Sussex, Nottinghamshire, and Suffolk. Lord Fitzallan,
in company with Mr. Sackville Lane Fox, has returned
from a visit to the Duke of Leeds, at lioraby Castle.