The Sun.
London, England, 1836-01-11 00:00:00

JAN. 9.

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The Isaac Hicks, Ingersoll, from New Orleans ; Pursuit,
Arthur, Cadiz; Perseverance, Minat, Antwerp; Bezaliel,
Marseilles; Mary, Quebec; Pacific, Morrison, St. Andrew's,
New Brunswick; Colchis, Knight, Savannah: •
ENTERED FOR LOADING, JaN. 8.
The Mariote, Story, for Charente; Minerva, M'Kenzie,
Charleston; Tuscan, Waye, Leghorn ; Friends, Cowie,
Ramsey; Lealdade, Romaco, St. Übe's; Clansman, Scott,
Charleston.

JAN. 9.

The Racer, Dunn, for Gibraltar; Earl, Hayti; Maundy,
Jones, Leghorn • Zante, Wensor, Naples, &c. ; St. Lawrence,
Chase, New York ; Orpheus, Bursley, New York ; Lord
Glenelg, Potter, Savannah ; Racer, St.-,Miehael's.
CLEARED OUTWARDS, JAN. 8.

The Jupiter, Webb. for Baltimore ; Louisa, Chalker,
Gibraltar; Richard Hill, Lask, Messina; Colchester, M‘Lean,
Mobile; Groenvick, Westerland, New York; Union, Van
Steene, Ostend; Caesar, Alexander, Pernambuco; Liverpool,
Johnstone, St. John's, New Brunswick.

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JAN. 9.
The Sportsman, Hutchinson, for Monte Video ; Ann, Sev-
right, Gulf of Mexico ; New Jersey, Barston, Boston ' • Herald,
Duff, Baltimore ; John Jay, Goodday, New York ; Liver-
more, Leghorn ; Boykct, Shutter, Bordeau ; Nimro, Gow-
land, Philadelphia ; Maritia, Starey, Charente ; Racer,
Sawyer, St. Michael's ; Energy, Flemming, Havannah ;
Linton, Gillman, Bombay ; A ssnock, Jones, Africa.

SAILED, JAN. 9.
The Broykett, Spotten, for Berbice; Mariote, Story,
Charleston ; Liverpool, Jilman, St. John's, New Rrunswick;
Union, Ostend; Colchester, M'Leon, Mobile ; Louisa,
Chacker, Gibraltar; Livied, Smith, Trinidad; Caesar, Alex-
ander, for Pernam.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The John M'Lellan from Bengal, in the Downs, sailed
from Calcutta Sept. 3, Saugur the 9th, and Table Bay the
12th, of Nov. ; the Imogene, from. Madras, off Liverpool ; the
Pilot, from the South Seas, off the Isle of Wight.
ARRIVALS IN TABLE BAY (CAPE.)-The Margaret, Oct,.
30, from Madagascar; the Euphrates, Nov. 1, from Bombay;
the Britannia, Nov. 2, from Mauritius ; the Cilicia Jane, Nov.
5, from Mauritius, and sailed the 11th for London ; the Ro-
berts, NOV. 5, for London, and sailed the 7th for Calcutta ;
the Olivia, Nov. 6, from Mauritius ; the Buffon, Nov. 7, from
from Bordeaux; the Giraffe, Nov. 7, from London; the Olym-
pus, Nov. 7, from London ; the Lord William Bentinck,
Nov. 7, from London ; the Prim, Nov. 7. from Marseilles ;
the Victor, Nov. 8, from Mauritius ; the Dennison, Nov. 8,
from Liverpool ; the William Thompson, Nov. 9, from Lon-
don ; the Integrity, Nov. 9, from London ; the Isabella
Cooper, Nov. 10, from Calcutta ; the Brian Born, Nov. 10,
from Liverpool; the Courier, Nov. 10, from London; the
Woodlark, Nov. 10, from Singapore and Mauritius.
DEPARTURES FROM TABLE BAY ( CAPE. )-The Eagle, Oct.
30, for Mauritius ; the Gulnare ,Nov. 4, and the Adams, Nov.
4, for London ; the Britannia, Nov. 8, for London.
ARRIVALS AT MADRAS.-The Drongan, Aug. 15, from
Calcutta, and sailed the 18th for Mauritius; the Enmore,
Aug. 10, from Liverpool ; the Eleanor, Aug. 19, from Cal-
cutta ; the Tropique, Aug_ 10, from Bourdeaux and Prnuii-
cherry ; the Sesostris, Aug. 19, from the Cape and London ;
the. Eliza, Aug. 19, from Bordeaux; the Thomas Granville,
Aug. 25, from London and Madeira.
DEPARTURES FROM MADRAS.-The Britannia, Aug. 15th,
his Majesty's brig Algerine the 15th, on a cruize ; the Lady
Clifford, the 19th, for Rangoon ; the Cavendish, Bentinek, the
19th, for Rangoon ; the Tropique, the 19th, for Calcutta ; the
Alfred, the 20th, for China.
ARRIVALS AT CALCUTTA.-The Edmond Castle, August
30th, from Mauritius, Covelong, and Madras ' • the Jessy, the
30th, from Penang ; the Tropique, the 30th, from Bordeaux
and Madras; the Fortitude, Sept. 3, from the Mauritius and
Madras ;'the Eleanor, the 3d, from the Mauritius and Madras;
the Britannia, the 3d, from the Mauritius and Ennore ; the
True Briton, the 3d, from London and Madras.
DEPARTURES FROM CALCUTTA.-The. London, Aug. 31st,
for London; the Bright Planet, Sept. Ist, for China ; the
Emma, the Ist, for Liverpool ; the Isabella, Cooper, August
31, for London ; the Jeune Edouard, Sept. 1, for Bourbon ;
the Robaste, the 2d, for Marseilles; the Sherburne, August
29th, for London, and put back leaky, with many of the crew
disabled by dysentery.

INSANE GENIUS.---John Collier, one of the sons
of Tim Bobbin, became insane, and died at Milnrow, after
having been for years an object of interest and commisera-
tion to all who saw him. His appearance was most strik-
ing ; he wore all his clothes the wrong. side out, or the
wrong side before. He was very grave and reserved in his
manner, and generally carried a large stick ; his feet were
upon-his shoes or clogs, not in them, and were fastened
With cords. He was a good portrait-painter,
and would
have given with a few strokes a likeness of any person or
incident which fixed his attention. He had an almost con-
stantd pain in his head, and it would seem that lie imagiinieis
his head was divided perpendicularly into
possession of
portrait, painted by himself, and now in the
two parts.. _
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