The Sun.
London, England, 1836-12-08 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUS-
TOM-HOUSE, DEC. 7.
The Alliance, Proome, from Seville; Antelope, Dart, St.
Übe's; Emerald, Giffard, Seville ; Amy, Christie, Lisbon ;
Unity, Stevens, Villa Nova; Adrena, Jones, Berbice; Eliza,
Barnes, Jersey; Unicorn, Mullens, St. Petersburgh ; Sisters,
Ramsey, Demerara ; James, Clark, Riga ; William, Chris-
ton, St. Petersburgh ; Wilhelmina, Stehr, Altona; Kent,
Tune, Boulogne; Gevige, Brown, Demerara.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.
The Navarino, Dale, for Guernsey; John Bull,
GCorbin,
Hamburgh ; Madona, Reggeiro, Naples ; Prince eorge'
Chilcott, Mauritius; Betsey Black, Anderson, Malta.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.
The Florence, Cundy, for Para; Joseph Fenton,, Hender-
son, Leghorn.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST.
The Concordia, Armsted, for the Baltic; Johanna Wilhel-
mina, Leitz, Elsineur; Hygea, Thomsen, Norway.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Mary Ann, of St. John's, from Cork, 27th ult., with ,
loss of maintopmast and mainmast-head, by the Elizabeth and
Ann, arrived at Cork; James Turcan, Calcott to Liverpool,
Oct. 5, off Rodqucs ; Minerva, Liverpool to Demerara, in lat.
40., long. 15.

ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, DEC. 6.
The England, Waite, from New York ; Courier, Price,
New Brunswick ; Nelson Wood, Stockdale, Picton ; APII"
chester, Roddock, Pernambuco; Ann and Jane, Bcrbice
Pekin, M'Donald, Quebec; Chester, Tait, Quebec.

ENTERED FOR LOADING.
The Rising Sun, Steel, for Dunkirk ; Mazeppa, Brockle-
bank, Gibraltar; Mclanto, Toole, Leghorn; Ruby, Farraut,
Lisbon; Ocean Queen, Carnie,Rio Janeiro:

CLEARED OUTWARDS.
The Irlum, Dixon' for Barbadoes ; Febo, Palermo; Man-
chester, Drenning, City Point ; Jarrow, Hoare, Demerara ;
Lady Normanby, Odessa; Amelia, St. Thomas's; Rival,
Winnfield, Rio Janeiro.

SAILED.
The Emma, Cole, for Genoa; Warrior, Lister, LEbon.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
Arrived the Mary Bibby, Cumming, from Bombay, at Li-
verpool, sailed 25th August, St. Helena 25th October.
Arrivals at St. Helena.—The Pantoer, Lodwood, Oct. 25►
from Manilla, and sailed Oct. 25 for Amerka ; the Ferrate,
Sloan, Oct. 24, from Mocha, for Baltimore ; the Jacobus, Lau-
rens, Oct. 24, from Batavia, and sailed Oct. 25, for Rotter-
dam; the Sumatra, Silver, Oct. 24, from China, and sailed
Oct. 25 for Salem ; the Ann, Griffiths, Oct. 25, from Bom-
bay and Mauritius to London. The Sumatra reports the Eng-
lish ship Martha, Viner, and Earl of Balcarras Hine, had ar-
rived at China, the former from Liverpool. The Hindcio, of
Belfast, Captain Driscoll, from Liverpool to Bombay, was to-
tally lost about thirty miles to the southward of Bombay. , The
chief mate and one man drowned; cargo partly saved. Re-
ported per Mary Bibby.
Arrivals at Bombay.—Tbe Waverley, Aug. 17, from Mo-
chi; Eliza, Aug. 17, from Zanzmar ; I. W. Dare, Aug. 180
from Busbire.

Departures from Bombay.—Tho Princess Victoria, Aug.
12, and Ann, M'Alpine, Aug. 15, for Calcutta ; Inglis, Aug.
15, for China; Rookman, Finlay, Aug. 25, for Calcutta;
Adelaide, Aug. 25, for London ; the Europa to sail Aug.
28, for. Liverpool; Hashemy, Aug. 25, for China ; Hugh
Lindsey, Sept. 16, for Bussora.
Arrivals at Calcutta.—The Bisson, July 23, for' Nantes and
Bourbon ; Indian Oak, July 25, from the Mauritius ; Sophia,
July 23, from China and Penang ; Crocon, July 23, from Li-
verpool ; United States, July 23, from Boston • Magnet, July
27, from Liverpool, Rio, and Covelong ; dalla Merchant,
July 27, from Cochin ; Trident, July 28, from the Mauritius;
Ripley, July 28, from Liverpool;; Harrison, July 29, from
Bourbon ; Emma, July 29, from the Mauritius ; His
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Ma-
jesty's ship Wolfe, July 29, from Madras ; Mary and Susan,
from Boston ; Asia, Pearson, from London and Madras.
Departures from Calcutta.—The Minerva, July 21, for
London; Orestes, July 22, for China; James, Tuscan, and.
Dart, Wheeler, July 27, for Liverpool.

NEW WORK, BY THE AUTHOR OF " THE
MUNSTER FESTIVALS,'P " THE COLLEGIANS," &C.----We.
are repuested, to state that the new work by the author lit
" The Munster Festivals," &c., intitled " The Duke of
Monmouth," is published this day by Mr. Bentley, New
Burlington-street, who has also just published " Lionel
Wakefield, or the Life of an Adventurer," by, the author of
" Sydenham." Agents for Ireland, Mr. John Cumming',
Dublin ; for Scotland, Messrs. Bell and Bradfute, Edin-
burgh ; and may be obtained of all booksellers.
The following letter has been sent by M. Stapylton,
Esq., to Mr. Haxby, solicitor, Easingwold --" Myton Hall,
Borobridge, Nov. 29, 1836.—1 have only this day received
your letter soliciting my vote for you to be the clerk to the
Easingwold Poor Law Union. I beg you will excuse my
inquiring whether you are or are not a member of the poli-
tical:party denominated the Tories ; as I consider that party,
from the conduct of thirty-six of their leaders lately at
Northallerton, to be rancorously hostile to all the just, the
moral, and the constitutional principles which have enabled
the King's Ministers to restore prosperity to the agricultu-
ral as well as to the commercial interests of Great Britain.
It is not my intention, in any district where I have a vote,
to be the means of bringing into official stations under
that Act any person who, in addition to his other qualifica-
tions, does not also avow his approval of his Majesty's pre-
sent Government."

.....
THE WALPOLE LETTERS.—The public will
learn with much pleasure that the Very valuable series of
Walpole's letters to George Montagu and others, forming
necessary companion to those addressed to Horace Mann,
are Just ready for publication in a concise and cheap form-
The distinguished character of Walpole as a letter writer i 5
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The son of old Sir Robert had also this advantage, that he
came prepared, not with the bare historical knowledge of
the preceding age, which must usually satisfy others, but with
a minute and private history, both of men and things,
that made it almost equally familiar to him with his own
times. This was the knowledge Walpole himself delighted
in, and this is the great and unrivalled excellence of tits
series of correspondence, which we hope will find a place in
every good library.
SERIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—A very serious
accident happened upon the Newcastle and Carlisle Raik
way on Saturday. Some coal waggons having been run en
to the cells at Corby, the men had neglected to adjust the
switches, and the Sampson engine, with the thorough train
going to Carlisle, was in consequence carried off the railwaY,
and fell over the cells, dragging with it the tender and two
waggons laden with grain. The men on the engine reversed
the engine, and did all in their power to arrest it, and pro'
videntially jumped off and saved themselves. A man at the
cells at the time was severely hurt, and is since dead. On re-
moving the grain waggons the bodies of two boys were found
both dead. It appears the boys had secreted themselves
under the cover of one of the grain waggons to avoid paying
their fare, unknown to the guard, and in'the fall had been
killed. None of the passengers in the carriage, of when'
there was a considerable number, ieceiVed any injury"'
Tyne Mercury.
On Thursday, in Sugar-house-lane, Aberdeen, the
mother of twin infants left them locked in a room till she
would go for medicine to one of them which had been for
some time unwell. On returning and opening the door,
she found the ailing child lying before the fire, burnt black:
and almost lifeless ! The poor infant was instantly carrica
to the Infirmary, but life was extinct before it reached the
Hospital.—Edinburgh Courant.

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BIRTH S.
On the 4th inst., at Paris, the lady of the Right Hon. R. Cutlar
Fergusson, of a son and heir. 31.3 ry
On the 6th inst., at St. James's Park, the lady of W. ix.
ten, Esq. of a son. Ems, of
On the sth inst., at Dulwich, the lady of Robert Snow,
a daughter.
On the 6th inst., in Bedford-place, the lady of Francis F. itcige-
mont, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 4th inst., at Heekmondwicke, Mrs. Henry de Paiva, °f
a daughter. 44, ad/
On the 2d inst., at Newby Wiske, near Northallertont I
of W. I3utson, Esq., of a son.
At Islington, Mrs. W. 11. Butterfield, of a son.
On the 3d inst., at Loppiugton House, Salop, the lady of Iles.
Dickin, Esq., of a son and heir.
On the 3d inst., at Stoke, near Guilford, the lady of Captain We-
therell, Royal Sussex Militia, of a

•MA R1111;D.
On the 6th inst., at St. Mark's Kennington, Crawfurd Cross-
man, Esq., of the Bengal Army, to Elizabeth Henriette Cragg9'
only grandchild of the late Colonel BengalAstillerP

DIED.
viaOrkit:tz!giee,2l,26d9t.ilt., Thomas Meller, Esq., late of Lant street,
On the sth inst., Henri Platt, Esq., at Colney Hatch, Middlesex.
On the 4th just., tta, second daughter of H. P. Sperling,
Esq., of Norbury Park, Surrey.
On the 3d inst., at Brudenell-place, New North-road, Mr. Jebn
Middlemiss, aged 79. South-
On the 3d inst., Rebecca, wife of C. Mackenzie, Esq.
On the 326th tall
in Commercial- road, Lambeth, Mr. Juireg
Forrest, late merchant in Edinburgh.
On the sth inst., in Cavendish-place, Bath, Frederica, relict of
R. Glyn, Esq., second son of R. C. Glyn, Bart., of Gall,
Dorsetshire, and daughter of the late H. Harford, Esq., of noon
Place, Berks.
On the 4th inst., at Micklehani Rectory, Surrey, aged 29, Eliza-
beth Jane, wife of the Rev. Alfred Burmester.
At Lee, Kent, Mrs. Rush, aged 77

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