The Sun.
London, England, 1836-11-23 00:00:00

CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST.

The Alexander, Marne, for Norway ; Johornar, Louisa,
Elsineur ; Caleb Argus, Laurence, Honduras.

ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, Nov. 21.
The Antigua Packet, from Antigua; the Annette, Woolf,
Archangel.

ENTERED FOR LOADING.
The Elizabeth, M'Donald, for Demerara ; Margaret, Henry,
Gibraltar; Johanna, Hanson, Hamburgh.
CLEARED OUTWARDS.

Le Schemes, Canstin, for Bordeaux; Industrie, Zelin, Os.
tend; Elizabeth, Brown, Demerara; C. R. C., Baird, Jer.
sey ; Sir Colin Campbell, Scott. Savannah.
SAILED.

The Agatha, for Rotterdam ; Kensington, Curtis, Philadel-
phia; Coeur de Lion, Robinson, New York; Cove, Crothy,
Newfoundland ; John Ormerod, Chapman, Oporto ; Emerald,
Campbell, St. John's, N. B. ; Mansfield, Ashlin, Africa;
Crusader, Dickinson, Calcutta ; Fortuna, Jenson, Africa ;
Ann, Pringle, Gibraltar; William Salthouse, Parr, Trinidad;
Lanark, Simpson, New York; Fenwiek Keating, M'Kenzie,
St. John's, N. B. ; Dorothy Gales, Moore, New Orleans;
Burrell, Douglas, Sierra Leone ; Jane, Bourness, Cadiz ;
Indian, Borthwick, Pernambuco ; Agnes, Cobb, Rio Janeiro ;
Vanguard, Stewart, Bombay ; Donald, Potts, Berbice ; Ca-
rina, Hayden, Genoa; Venture, Wilson, New York; Mary
Dugdale, Harrison, Bombay; Achilles, Memel ; Enchantres,
Donaldson, Berbice.

Thursday, Edward Edward Miller, son of Mr.
Miller, butler to the Bishop of Carlisle, in attempting to
wade the Caldew, on his way from Rose Castle to his mo-
ther's, on the opposite side, was carried away by the force
of the stream, and drowned.

The Cesarean operation was performed upon a
rickety woman, aged 43, already the mother of six chil-
dren, at Lille, in France, a few days ago. It was in all
respects successful. The poor mother supported the ope-
ration with wonderful fortitude, and is, with a female in-
fant, doing well.

The colliers belonging to a number of mines in this
county have given notice to their employers that they will
strike work, unless either the late extraordinary rise in the
price of coal be paid to them in additional wages, or the
rate reduced to the community to 10s. a waggon.—Glas-
go lu Chronicle.
M. de Chateaubriand has been requested to under-
take the superintendence of the education of the Duke de
Bordeaux. It is said that he was offered a salary of ten
thousand francs per annum, but that ho has not yet ac-
cepted this important trust.—Paris Sun.
On Friday evening, November 4, between eight
and nine o'clock, a child named Ann Brown, aged 9 years,
the daughter of George Brown, a printer, out of employ..
ment, residing at 30, Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, was run
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severe contusion in her side. The gentleman who was in-
side, on the carriage being stopped, gave the direction of
13, Stanhope-street, Mayfair," where inuiries have been
made, but found to be a false address ; and the father be-
ing in very great distress fuels very much the expense and
trouble he has been put to.
Speculation to a very considerable extent at present
exists in the article of hay in the various districts where the
price is lower than in others, and where it is purchased to
send it to those parts of the country where it is scarce, on
which the dealers obtain a large profit.