The Sun.
London, England, 1836-09-03 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE•

107
VESSELS ENTERED INW!,RDs AT THE CO'
TOM-HOI"SE SEPT. 2. ri;Jet
The William Jo Middleton, from Calais ;
Bridge, Rotterdam ; Ontario, Iluttleston, New York ; "°,1,59,
Trevethan. Palermo ; Charlatta, Wells, Calais; Daunivel•
Perder, Calcutta; Elizabeth Hill, New Orleans; .;
lesley, Eden, St. Andrew's ; 'Highlander, a"r, Foster, Alar j 0
of
Branch, Currie, Teneriffe; Asia, Cann, Quebec ; liarba-
Clancarty, Williams, Rotterdam ; Tropic, Phillips'
4-
does; Planter, Field, Jamaica; Persian, Opton, Sydney
ENTERED OUTWARDS, SEPT. 2.
The Neptune, Hawks, for Ostend ; Green Una, di
Guernsey and Jersey; Earl of Liverpool, Lozasis °ste 11-to;
Batavier, Dunlop, Rotterdam; London, P
"nuu, Retter
Harlequin, Middleton, Boulogne ; Princo?,3 Victoria, Carp L,.
0
Antwerp ; lonia, Thomas, Corfu; Transit, Wrightson. Tr
bon and Gibraltar; Dart, Orenton, Madeira ; London,. •
ner, Jamaica ; Lord Hawkesbury, Overton, Ostend. 9.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, FEPl•bii,
The Fortune, Lister, for Sydney • John EA, C°rol,
Lomax, Ostend; Booming, Smith Oporto ;
Hamburgh ; Medora, Piko, New X
-•"°4 ; F.arl of Liverl)—b,
Mould, San Sebastian I Fortune '-
Lister 4dney._
CLEARED OUTWAP7is 'IN BALLAST,
The Cressimus, Memel; Free Gebroeders, u" b;
de Roos, W
um; Blenheim, Wilson, St. Petersburg
Syrene) I-Jectoin, Ratta. Castleresg

ARRIVED AT LIVERPOOL, SEPT. I. cock,
The Rose, Stewart, from St. s,N. B. ,
John ' B• De set K rau
Rotterdam ; Superb, Cook, Jamaica; Expedition,
do;
Dantzie ; Barton, Anwyl, Barbadoes ; Christina, ArnstAer
Zcelus, Dordt ; Minerva, St. Thomas's ; Nimrod'
nell, Bahia.

ENTERED FOR LOADING, SErr, 1.
(meth
The Meg Merrilies, Penrice, for Africa; St. Anuois
Hommack, Antwerp; Elmore, Swainson, Gibraltar; 'co,
Victoire, Vibert, Jersey ; Spermaceti, Bartlett, Rio Jan
CLEARED OUTWARDS, SEPT.far
1. The Edward Thorn, Wylie, for St. John's, N. a.,•
'itYoh
gheteu, Christiansand; Eliza, Paeton, Hamburgh_! -York;;
Neilson, St. Petersburgh; Louisa, Trueman, New
Louisa Frederick, Storenson, Hamburgh.
TELEGRAPHED. Robert
Wind W.—Off Holyhead, outward bound, the --oon
Quayle, for Sierra Leone; Oporto, for Oporto ; Jobn a'
for New York.
Ur
Off Holyhead, inward bound, the Tacitus, from NO
leans ; Swallow, from Pernambuco. •aas;
Off Point Lynas, inward bound, the Ann, from An
Nimrod, from Bahia ; Barton, from Barbadoes ; Nimrod,
New York ; Somerset, from Bridgwater.

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LAUGHABLE ACCIDENT.--The ott.-
of some of the Paddington omnibuses is truly lamentabl%eci,
seems to show the necessity of the new Companies. Ants re,
dent, dangerous in itself, although highly ludicrous in The
sults, occurred during the forenoon of Monday last' mark'
driver of one of the Paddington omnibuses, not over rect..*
able for its stability, had occasion to alight near King:),P. doh
and for that purpose drew up, according to custom, at f~s,
of the well-known public-house, in order that he rflig,'„'"W,.eeceir
himself with a " drap o' summut." The sudden
000'
sioned by the stopping of the vehicle produced a corresP. 06
ing shock in the interior, and the consequence was °so' it 4
planks forming the floor of the omnibus gave way, all °OOO
an elderly lady. and a gentleman endowed with rather e, to
than the usual quantity of flesh allotted to the human 11%14
fall through the boards on to the ground beneath. Fortuntbeit
the omnibus was stationary, and they were rescued frofa_oo
perilous situation uninjured, with the exception of the dew?
their dresses had severally received. They walked aWnotte
apparent good humour, leaving, however, the conductor
his fare, and the omnibus minus its deal boards.
Aire
INGENIOUS METHOD OF RAISING TH-
-On Wednesday night the following novel and sue,„cll°
mode of obtaining sufficient cash for supper and 10dglool
exhibited by a young man in the garb of a son of r'edr sn
who, between ten and eleven o'clock, ran up puffier:l,or
blowing like a smith's bellows to one of the ranks 10
side, and, hailing the driver of the cab 1,356, got as qui,lat be
-
lightning into the vehicle, at the same time desiring t"
might be conveyed with all possible expedition to 'rubella,"
square for Mrs. Day, a midwife, whose prompt atte°,oo/
upon a tradesman's wife in Wood-street was indispen,
necessary. In a very short time they arrived at their
ney's end, when the " fare" alighted, and, turning into *e sti#
ms
jacent court, said he should bo back with the old ladlo7e,
twinkling; he, however, in the course of a minute or t‘„W tbe/
turned alone, and apparently much distressed, saYintact
he knew not what was to be done in the dreadful efflerraisaf
as Mrs. Day's box was unfortunately detained by the la; iii;t
for half-a-crown, the amount of a week's rent due, yi 010.
she positively refused to permit it to be carried 0 ft'
everything was made quite correct. The cabman being„ Oat
mily man himself, and feeling for the situation of theitbos.,
in 'Wood-street," exclaimed, " D—n it, she shan't go,"0 bi"
the old woman, however !" and generously drew I,r° Or,
pocket the required sum, which he handed over to tPee. be'
posed messenger, who took the same direction as her°l4se'
to the chagrin of the driver, neglected to make his sr ,
*nee again.
d utoa-tif
Among the improvements which the national 1t
calls for is undoubtedly the abolition of the import Oct
foreign books and journals, and of the stamp duty on tb
gian journals. These two duties, ilkhich ort bring in a vfloce
sum, are in truth extortions to thee advantage of 16- COT
and consequently of the degradation of the people'
on Ser;
nuing to levy them would therefore be really a stigniscasteto
glum, we therefore hope that the next Session the bee' sod
will shew itself in this respect equal to its vocation,
the civilisation of the age.—Brussels Paper. t eY
PRUSSIA, AUG. 24.—There is a very frequerll,ol
change of couriers between Paris, Berlin, and Pet:, It
The important events in Spain seem to be the causessilij,
thought that the French Cabinet now sees the riededoetb
interfering' in Spain, but writes first to come to an tin DeV
of bo
ing with the other constitutional powers. It is said %
at Berlin and Petersburg great disinclination is felt °
of intervention.—German Paper. r the
A wonderful productive yield of what gr°°,,-atP'lt.
unenclosed highland field of Cottenham, in this e°,oveei-ti
longing to Mr. Charles Cole, basket maker, was huero3
Friday last. A half acre, all but twelve poles, 1t
coombs, 1 bushel, and 1 peck. Also three fourtuL.b cee-
,o
produced 3 eoombs, 2 bushels, and half a peck; e""
a.•
weighing lt3 stone 91b.—Cambridge Journal.
A
A MERMAID ON TILE KERRY CO-si•5i•
(I,:
rare and extraordinary a phenomenon as a mermaid Ics,ll't 11sts O°P;
the present summer, frequently made its appeara°
beigh, in Castlemain Bay, in this county. It often; b
p, as,4
reek, distant about 300 yards from the 'shore, and b'e-ty
distinctly seen by thousands of people. The face, n,c
and hands, strongly resemble those of a human being'
Ecening Post,

OP PLATED DISH COVEItS'O°II‘
STRONG SILVER EDGES, may be selected froll!
Patterns, price 20/. the Set, at T. COX SAVOleili3O 1,004116,
Goldsmith, Silversmith, and Watchmaker, 47, C°llll°. f 161
The Set consists of one cover 20 inches diameter, one 0
14, and 12 inches. pt
f sl
N.B. The SHOW-BOOM contains a large varieq o _ wit iO,
Silver-edged Plated Goods. A Pamphlet given gra,tis;d 0°"-
of Prices .of Silver Spoons and Forks, Silver Plate, I la•_:,/y
Watches, Clocks, &c.

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BIRTII S. of
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wife
On the 31st ult., in Curzon-street, May-fair, the , 0
fli
Wilson, of a daughter. .
Baer,
On the 29th ult., at Blackheath, the lady of J. or
~.„, L°
or son, still-born.
On the 30th ult., at Ramsgate, the lady of the Be/. v.._,,P
ley, of a daughter.
_f 0007
On the 31st ult., in Bloomsbury-square, the wife ° 01''
a'Beekett, Esq., of a son. ,reeop
On the Ist inst., at Black-wall, the lady of Henry u
of a daughter.

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MARRIED. -01 13r°C,i'
On the 31st ult., at Ufford, Suffolk, the Rev. vicare 01,40'
Lonae, youngest son of the late Rev. John Longe, i;jet cia'iotk•
denhlm-cum-Crowtield, Suffolk, to Anne Margaret, ~-,e' 's, ',Of°
ter of A. Nicholson, Esq., of East-court, Charltoa i'lgt 0,
cestershire, formerly Captain in his Majesty's 2d 'leg° •rolli
011 el
Guards. Arr. cdnu
On the 30th ult., at Wollaston, Northamptonshire, ,A,li.. 0.-
Howell, of Tottenham, to Sarah, youngest daughter c't ustlo
Somes, of Wollaston. h 110 k," ~,, d
On the Ist inst., at St. Pancras Church, nic-if .00-poot.'
t,erofofCthhaerlolatttee-s
jtorehent,CPlaorrkt,lanEdsn-place, (-1 of '
tptCoh°liOafisunkel
Juliana,
Esq.,
youngesttilt ult., a t
daughterVauxhall,
en
jLaumc
ians',. 'EGsf:quir' :...,.°efrr ti:s.l,llls4—ell
Vauxhall.
DIP D lf 118trietc
fourthOn tdhaeunght stterulotf. , Maria, the wife, and on the 20th 9.llorritio,
D. Key, age(l
On thc 30th ult., Richmond,' Mr• Jos .if •
t., at Surrey, •
aged 7a.v sitl'lb
On the 31st ult., at St. Mary Abbot's-terrace, .-en Jed
On the ‘) Esq., - 23. _Sth ult. ,at Stamford-bill, aged 76, Mrs. Wall .1:001'
formerly of Stoke egton
On the Ist inst thennfant•son of C.
sell-square. •'
Mr. J. C. Ifowett of Moswall-hilisi Go_
lotOten. ## of ".
Exeter. mr. Tabor, %sql3.'sriw,_,.ct,
..e..,
On the 30th ult., Matthew Cowper, Esq., of Soisiutrthe” r.uslo:
f Afr*
' fe 0
ptlahcee2,4Lthamulbte.,tha-gneldarss2h,.Mr. Samuel Cannon soil)
On the 3lst ult., aged 3,), Hannah Abigail, v" .
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Bond, of Soho-square, Liverpool.

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