The Sun.
London, England, 1836-12-01 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTE

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liEs'/3ELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUS-
TOM-HOUSE, Nov. 30.
The John, Airill!on, fron: Jersey ; Minerva, Maale, wry-
hr* ; Abel Gower, PenderZon, Sydney; Jean Baptiste,
Bernaftli Ch'erbourg; Cutoberlan,i, Bradfield, Seville; Bo-
bcats Anchor', iipilVeston, Schierl.
ENTERED OUTWARDS P.PR. LOADING.
The Flora, Lirnehousc, tuf Tobago; ,riannibal, Roberts,
New York; Ocean, Niorfee, Anavor ; Sam.
Davison, Sydney. h and Elizabeth,
IG°.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CA:
Tvds,
The Ilopevvell, Parent, for Jamaica; Maria An n,
Morfe,
Guernsey; Emilie, Roome, Ilamburgh; Ocean,.
Antwerp; Iberia, Middleton, Gibraltar ; Gratitude,
Tortola; Simon Taylor, Shaeler, Jamaica. potter,
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAS T.
The Ceres, Randall, for Sierra Leone ; Maria Dorothy,
Gallo, Eisineur ; Anna, Pitcairn, Teneriffe.

ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, Nov. 29.
Tip: Ruby, Farrant, from Lisbon; St. Anne, Neill, Jersey ;
Elizabeth, Scott, 13ahia ; Victoria, Candler, Charleston ;
Bridget, Crosbie, Calcutta; Berkley, Johnson, Quebec;
LI inda, Bombay.
ENTERED FOR LOADING.
The Watkins, Whiteside, for the Cape of Good Hope ;
Matilda, Row, Havana ; Lady Stormont, M‘Minn, Maran
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ham; Trinacria, Lagana, Messina; Hardie, Ritchie, St.
Vincent's; Bailey, OARED CL OUTWARDS,
The Rainbow, Oakley,
SA for Smyrna.
ILED.

The John Stamp, for Bombay.
TELEGRAPHED.
Put into Holyhead, the Cybele, for Pernambuco. , East of
th Ftin Light, inward bound, the Victoria, from New
Yeorkloa. Ing the New Channel, inward bound, the Hioda,
from Bombay ; Birlay, Quebec.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
Arrivals at Singapore.-The Sultana, June 29, from BO
bay, and sailed July 1, for China ; the Aurelia, July 3, from
Bombay, and sailed July 6, for China; the Helen, July 4,
from Bombay, and sailed July 5, for China ; the Charlotte,
July 4, from Bombay, and sailed July 6, for China ; the Eg-
ham, July 4, from London and Rio ; the Amelia, July 5, from
Batavia and Rio ; his Majesty's ship Raleigh, July 5, from
Penang, and sailed July 8, on a cruise ; the Golconda, July 6
from Bombay and Malacca, and sailed July 7, for China; thn
Glenelg, from Bombay, and sailed July 7, for China; the
Sagurnay, July 6, from Liverpool, the Cape, and Batavia and
sailed July 9, for Manilla; the David Clarke, July 7,
'from
Calcutta, and sailed July 8, for China ; the Fattel Sanir,
July 7, from the Pedir Coast and Malacca; the Hasmoady,
July 11, and sailed July 12, for China; the Stormajee Be-
majee, July 12, from Bombay; the Sir A. Campbell, Julys,
from Calcutta, Penang, and Malacca--the latter vessel br ou h. t
in the cargo (intended for this port) of the Mariners. Captain
Pattison, which had obtained a full cargo at Penang, end
sailed for London previous to the 18th June; the Henry Clay,
July 12, from Boston and Batavia.
Departures from Singapore.-The Ranger, J: ;b'
28, for
Malacca and Penang ; the Pascoa, June 28, for Ctijna ;
Red Rover, June 29, for Calcutta ; the Friends, July' 8, for
Manilla • the Minerva July 8, forM China
aret ; tGrahe
ham, RichaJuly rd iZeI
If
Y-
nolds, Manilla;
9, for Sdney ; the arg
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for China.
Arrival at Calcutta.-The Mary Ann Webb, Lloyd, frog)
Liverpool, in 94 days, from the Lizard.
Arrivals at the Mauritius.-The Eleanor, Aug. 19, from
Calcutta; the Onyx, Aug. 21, from Madras.
Departures from he Mauritius.-The Apprentice, Aug. 4?
for Madras ; the Ganges, Aug. 7, for Madras ; the Quatrep
Freres, Aug. 10, for Bourbon ; the Africanus, Aug.. 12, or
Tamatare ; the Augustus, Aug. 14, for Calcutta ; the Are-
turas, Aug. 18, for Ceylon; the Belzoni, Aug. 21, for Cal-
cutta ; the City of Edinburgh, Frazer, was to sail on the 28th
August for Madras.
Arrivals at Sydney (New South Wales).-The Ilenry
Tanner, and Wm. Lockerby, May 18, from London; the
Surrey, May 17, from Cork ; the Ellen, Dixon, May 21, from
Hobart Town ; the Elizabeth, May 21, from London ;
the,
Ringdove, May 22, from the Sperm Fishery ; the Abeona an
Criterion, from Hobart Town.
Departure from Sydney.-The Thomas Lewis, May 21, for
the Sperm Fishery. Passenger per Andromache, from Eulw
bay, Mrs. Larkins.

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Early on Wednesday morning a keel, coal laden, James Al°
strop, master, sunk within the breakwater jetty, and another,
belonging to 'Messrs. Pearson, of Thorne, James ,Hu ma
ere? ster,
went down at the entrance of the Old Harbour. The
escaped, but bath vessels were damaged, and lost part: of the°.
cargoes. In the course of the forenoon a keel was sect: nthe
ett.
Goxhill, Lincolnshire, bottom up, which proved to be
Economy, of Grimsby, R. Raddins, master, coal laden. vvi"
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are informed that she sunk, between Goxhill and New 1-10le
land, just at day-break. The master and his wife,
with a litt
child, got into the boat, saved their lives, with' what clothe!
they had on, and took shelter in a farm-house at Goxhilh_
The vessel afterwards capsized, and floated. The cargo: of
course, was lost. A keel, called Henry, of Leeds, Whit°"_
master, for Hull, coal laden, went down near 13rough,. on
Tuesday night or 'Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs.
ker, with six children, and a man whom they bad hired a
Goole, were all drowned.—Hull Observer.
Mr
Last week a flat-pole cabbage was drawn at
George Laity's, Trerose, Mawnan, which weighed 391bs•
some ounces ; and there are several approaching to nearly
the same weight.—West Briton. Whit%
A considerable degree of excitement was occasioned
in the quiet town of Chepstow on Monday, by a warrant
being issued against a lady of gay and elegant appearance °
residing at Mount Pleasant, on a charge of felony. 11
person who keeps the house denied that the fair one re"
sided there ; but the officers, after watching for tvrentr
four hours, were ungallant enough to take advantage of an
opportunity of entering the house, and forced their NOY
into the lady's bed-room, regardless of her being in boo
o'b,
and with the greatest minuteness searched every corner
the chamber, their scrutiny being rewarded by the disco'
very of a quantity of gentlemen's wearing apparel quit',
new, and several diamond and other rings and jewellery 0'
all sorts, concealed on the top of the bed. The officers
carried off their prize, lady and all, to the great dismay °
an elderly gentleman, who felt most acutely the painful se'
paration, which was not greatly relieved by the presence
of his lawful wife, who had been actually waiting the wboll
night with the officers, in order to see her frail lordl3
master, and withdraw him from the fascinations of his "
sweet Susan." It appears that during the Gloucester
races the lady had taken up her abode at the Bell DTI;
where the temptation of carrying off the property fort Mrs,
her possession, and which has been identified by W'e° o
Marsh as hers, was too great to withstand. She has be;
conducted to the ancient city of Gloucester, there to P
a visit to the worthy Mayor. She was dressed with grey
splendour.—Hereford Journal.
A reward of 1001. has been offered to any pers°l
who may give information to lead to the apprehension
the incendiary who, on the 12th ult., set fire to the ot.
buildings of Mrs. Godfrey, at Tixover, Rutland.

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BIRTHS.
On the 27th ult., the Lady of J. Cugnoni, Esq., of a daut,ahtf,cii
On the 26th ult., in Charles-street, Berkeley-square, the I"
of W. B. Bayly, Esq., of a son

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MARRIED.
On the 29th ult., at St. George's, Hanover-square, Alt,' :,,I. of
D. Scripps, of 'Mount-street, to Emma Elizabeth, only daug"—
Mr. Rice, of Mount-street. Thom
On the 29th ult., at St. James's Church, Piccadilly, ,-- pog-
Brydges Evered, eldest son of the late C. Evered, Esq., m Ater
home House, Shepton Mallet, to Adelaide Jane, youngest claur
of the late D. Ximenes, Esq., of Rose Mount, Sidmouth. f Wi•
On-the 29th ult., at Ingatestone, J. -Howell Blood, Esq., 00,is, of
thaw, Essex, to Harriott, eldest daughter of the Rev. J. Le
Ingatestone. Tho.
On the 29th ult., at Christ Church, St.
Marvlebone, Phu sari
mas Edmonds, Esq., of George-street, Hanover-squate,se°Aace,
Eliza, daughter of Thomas
New-road, Marylebone.
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DIED.
On the 20th ult., in Berkeley -square, Clara, wife of Ton"'
Thornhill, Esq.
On the 25th ult., in Torrington-square, Josephs Renrietta.,otUth
Du
kin,
of the late J. W. DM Esq.
On the 27th ult., in Grosvenor:place, ll
Camberwe, Richard
man, Esq.. aged 90.
On tile 2sth tilt, in Burton- street, Burton-crescent, John 31413-
tosh, Esq., aged 89.

_ MONTHLY MILITARY OBITUAl?Y: oar
Lieutenant- Generals—Swayne late R. Irish Art., Paris;
dyman, E. I. Comp Scrv. '
I. iNcrloajmoir•-Generals—F:lShiramT.. B. St. George, C.B. and K. C•11' 'l.l
don; Geo. Vise. Forbes, Col. of the Longford ; I‘l,Leeul
Lieut.-Colonels—Ncwhonse, R Inv. Art. ; Handasyde, 11j,
Steel's flee. Corps lace 22 Dr. ; Stapleton, Unatt. ; .1. COT"-
E. I. Comp: S '
.._ erV.
Captains—Weir, 29 F., lost in the ship "Doncaster," on pair
from the Alauritius ; Conry, 49 F. Ilazareeban :; Bengal ; ~,-:
2 W. I. Reg. ; Alacdonnell, Afr. Col. Corps,g'Ganitlia : DrY"'":
h. p. Staff Corps, of Cay. ; Von der Wense,-h. p. For. Vet. 130. '
M'Donald, late 6R. Vet. Bn. ; Torkington, h. p• IL M. id ''
Lieuteuants--Richardson 6 F., on board the " Childe flare i
Bras ; Boyton, 63 F. Madvr.as23; Ar:l.u:Er'nl.nae.:'vY.ol-:npiliaiti.tor°•rtnt.ns'4.'
on passage from Bombay • 'Campbell, ‘-'6 F., Ghazerre, 13e;gustll
Euphrates ; Viney Dnrnford,Gien 4RI.
Lloyd, 39 F. Madras ;
Wales ; King, 57 F., Cannamore, Madras • Sty ford, 62 F''' the
111°u:h.: N 141::
:;4:.:
uhan h.
h. p. Kingston's Levy, Greenwich ; AFlrilson, h, 13. 11, Al4' riv°
Efrdo.iintibNiurogr York •Chass.
pld Lieutenant—Hamilton, Ceyl. Rif. Reg.
It'h; Atmligegriien.as.,.l: P.
aymaster J ' Btosorab, °I.I ...
Gar.Quartermasts—Steele, h. b. 35 F., Willcove, Cornsv t _.
ker, h. -.
l' 3 ae Rn , Assist.-Surg. Poole, 32 F., on intssag.v

London:
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of Illiddlesex.—Thur*day, December 1, 183(1.

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