The Sun.
London, England, 1838-09-25 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING

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Arrivals, Sept. 24.-Dorothea, from China, at Cowes,
sailed April 20; Cockermouth Castle, Bell, from Ness
South Wales, in the Downs, sailed from Newcastle in April,
and Sydney May 13 ; Oud Aldblas, Strumphlcr, from Ba'
tavia, in the Downs; sailed May 23, St. Helena, July 28.
Arrivals at Sydney (New South Wales).-Cape Packet,
Cape, May 2, from the Sperm Fishery, out twenty months
with 1,000 harrels; Currency Lass, Leslie, May 2, from New
Zealand ; Lady Iklery Pelham, Ross, May 2, from Java ;
Joshua Carroll, Lindsay, May 4, and Ilenrv, Bunney, san"
day, from Hobart Town ; Siren, Bowden, May 5, from Laun-
ceston; Isabella, Moreton, May 7, from Moreton Bay ;
Diana, Harvey, May 10, and Lucy Ann, Richards,
May 12,
firm the Whaling Ground, with 500 barrels of black, and
300 barrels of sperm oil ; Alert, Taleido, May 14, from
Valparaiso; Orontes, Short, May 18, from London, Madeira,
and Cape of Good Hope ; William, Thom, May 18, from
Launceston ; Jeune Eliza, Girard, May 19, from Bordeaux;
Renown, Gordon, May 20, British Sovereign, Brown, Ml 3
22, and Ellen, Dixon, May 23, all from London.
Departures from New South Wales.-.-The Kate, Dixon.
May 1, for Port Philip_; the Harlequin, Anderson, May
for New Zealand; the Bee, Hunter, May 6, and the Edward
Cannon, May 6, for Hobart Town ; the Ann, Watson, Ma)
6, for New Zealand ; Grecian, Richards, May 9, for New-
castle and Singapore ; her Majesty's ship Buffalo, Wood.
May 13, for Plymouth, with spars; Justinia, Ross, May 19;
Diamond, Bissett, May 16; William Jardine, Crosbie, M 23
16; Moffat, Bolton, May 16; Captain Cook, Johnson, MO
16-all for Java. The Joshua Carroll, Livesay, May 16, f°'
Timal; Orestes, Smith, May 17, for Madras and Calcutta,
William, Watson, May 19, for Timor; Elizabeth, Pritchard`
May 20, for Calcutta; Minerva, May 20, for New Zealand.
Ships Loading at Sydney (New South Wales).-Thi
Ganges, Macdonald, for London, to load with oil; Spartan.
Bull, for London, to sail the 7th June ; Kinnear, Mallard,
for London ; Henry, Bunney, for
for Liverpool, May 27 ; Superb, for Liverpool.
Arrivals at Hobart Town (Van Dieman's Land).-The
Isabella, Sampson, May 4, from London and Portsmouth
Jane, Mils, from Leith and the Cape of Good Hope.
Departures from Hobart Town.-The Abeona,
May 2, for South Australia.
Arrivals at Madeira.-The Wellington, Liddell, and the
Carnatic, Voss, Aug. 28, from Portsmouth, for the Cap%
and Madras; Arab, Sparkes, Sept. 1, from London, ama
sailed for the Mauritius.
Arrivals at the Cape of Good Hope.-Her Majesty's slip
Scout, Ci'aigie, June 17, from Ascension.
Departures from the Cape of Good Hope.-The Eleanor,
Halderness, July 16, for London ; Jane Sheriffs, Manson,
the Mary and Jane, Todd, and the Diana, Dadman,
all for
London; Sesostris, Yates, to sail July 22, and the Agrippina,
Rogers, July 26, both for London.
Arrivals in Algoa Bay (Cape of Goad Hope).-The Lora
Saumanz, Simon, July 2, from Table Bay; her Majesty's
ship Volage, Smith, July 3, from Simon's Bar, and July 4,
for India ; the Apprentice, Cadenhead, July 5, from the Mau-
ritius ; Heba, Bov.vorth, June 14. from London.
Departures from Algoa Bay.-The Isabella, Porter, Joi7
10, for London.
Arrivals at Manilla.-The Pekoe, Gillies, April 11, from
China. The Caledonia, Liddell, was loading sugar for Eng,'
land on the 11th of April.
Passengers, per the Diana, Dudmon, from the Mauri',ini
(expected).-Caloain Darby, her Majesty's 12th Foot ;
Bosanquet.
Passenger, per th.., Jane, Sheriffs, from the Mauritius%
petted).-Mr. Gordon. d.
Passengers, per the Pa ket. Shirling, from Singapot e a..
the Cape.-Mrs. Shirling, Mr. Taalor, Mr. Porteus,
Roxburgh Castle ; Mrs. Bast, and Mr. Fitzar.
and
Passengers, per the Sesostris, Yates, from Bengal „8
fro 01 th°
Madras.-Captain; and Mrs. Pasquier, far the Cape ;;
dames Haines, es-
M.lligan, Lane, and Yates ; Capts. SharPers
antbeny, Charlton, lloc.lgson, and Thomas ; Lieuts. Fisher,
Turner, and Ludlow ; Mr. Crozier, Mr. Arrow, eight Cbil"
dren, and six servants.
Passenger, per the Galwea, from Hobart
Lawrence.
Pa,aena.ers, per the Brilliant, from New South Wales---j-
Palmcia Esq., Mrs. Palmer, six children, and servant; Pr
Wylie, R.N.
Passengers, per the Stirlingshire, from New South INT sled
-Mrs. Scallay, Mr. C. Walton, Mr. W. Taravalo, Mr. an
Mrs. Williltas, Mr. Daa son.
Passengers, per her Majesty's ship Buffalo, from T'le``.
South Wales-Chevalier Peter Dillon, Mr. Lewis.

The Bon Accord has arrived from Davis
end reports that the fishing was going en well ; he lefr t 1
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Ice 26th August, and spoke the following vessels:.—Abraham''
of Hull with 6 fish ; Susan, 14 fish, 165 tun oi/.; True! Vie'
14 fish ; Grenville Bay of Newcastle, 24 ;
Jane, 23 fish ; Lord Gambier, 26 fish, 220 tuns "_
Clarendon, cf Leith, IO fish ; North Pole, 10 fish; W
illia
and Ann, 6 fish ; Undaunted, of Bruntisland, 7 fish'
Alfred, of Bow'ness ; 19 fish, 150 tons Oil; El: lea ain
Swan, of Montrose, 5 fish; Caledonia of Kirkaldy, 11 &Lig
Chieftain, 10 fish ; Hecla wants 1 fish to be full; R eglie'
Ebert
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fish ; Advice of Dundee, 2 fish ; Alexander, 8 fis,h;
fish ; Friendship, 10 fish, 110 tuns oil ; Fairy, 5 fish ;
4 fish ; Princess Charlotte, 23 fish; Bon Accord, c if Abe,'
deen, arrived 17th of September, 16 fien, 165 ti ms Oil;
Neptune, 5 fish • Joseph of Peterhead, 8 fish ; Range r, 1 fish;
Traveller, 14 fish.
THE JEWELS OE MARIE ANTOINETT7..--Willl
reference to the announcement in the Rouen Journals that a
company of engineers has proposed to make an attempt to,
raise the Telemaque, which foundered off Quikbceuf 5(1 yea ;5
ago, and which, amongst other valuable effects,. was suPPOr ea
to contain a diamond necklace of Marie Antoinette, a cot •re-
spondent of the France makes the following curious staterr cot'
He mentions the existence of positive proof, to which .s
at
says, the attention of all Europe will shortly be called. tba,e
the necklace in question, and many other valuable erne oil'
belonging both to Marie Antoinette and to Louis SST::
together with considerable sums of money in double I' for
were buried near the Palace of the Tuileries shortly he ,e
the fatal night of the 10th of August. Messrs. Th jerrf ufi:
Ville d'Avray and Delaporte, the two assistants a' la COI!„,.
dents who attended the King when these treasures were I,t
terred, were massacred a few days afterwards, the fern'erAn
the Abbaye, the latter by the hands of the execuf loner• tea
individual who, by a singular chance, was made . acqvginisb
with these circumstances, offered, in August, 183 ,0, to forbriich
Count de M—. with sufficient indications of the a pot On
to make excavations. The Count, it is added, •he d the el;";,
vations made privately, and will shortly be comp gilled to°as,
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der an account of them before the tribunals. The diameerr
of Marie Antoinette, it is further stated, have since hi,
the:
distributed, for which reason, says the Corresp; Indent 01secC
France, nothing has been bought on certain en wasions, 0,1
the lapidaries of Paris recently complained of tl Podia
made abroad. The diamonds, which were too via knew ° be
be displayed publicly, or which were of te) high a value I° en
allowed to remain unproductive, are believed tei hav° !al
sold abroad. For this reason, the pears in brilliarits fort ol 3
o
the pendans in Marie Antoinette's earrings, and the dia. P:
occupying the centre of the Order of the Holy Ghost, b Ave
ing to Louis XVI., were sold in London in July, 1837 • etsii,
Correspondent of the France promises further, a to
on this subject as soon as the judicial proceed. ing
which he alludes shall have commenced. fotinj
Last week the body of a young female wr
solich
under a barge at Hoppe's coal wharf, Blackfrie teitee
had apparently been in the water for some days. It w
Pre" eioctr
't o the watchhouse in King Edward-street, Bridewe 11
to await a coroner's inquest. C.'
ORIGINAL RECIPE FOR CRAMP OR CH '"1 11 -
The white of an egg frothed, a tablespoonful of brt aulY 01411
wineglass of hot water, mixed and grate,:t plenti' lull): best.
nutmeg. It is infallible.—Cupid. (We are Oat 1 COelqiia
a.
that the recipe is infallible, for a Cupid with cramp ' "
would be like a grasshopper on crutcbes, or a butte "
stomach-ache.)
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POWERFUL MUSICAL BOXES, ); irs,,l4i
sfertl,
cases, 12 inches long, by 5 inches wide, each playing F•0•1.' ierei,
the mechanism finished in a very superior manner, are oith ie
Fivo Guineas each. Also a few of the sans. deseriplion ,corl ri
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Airs, price Seven Guineas each, at T. COX SAVORY `: ' 1..e9
Silversmith, Goldsmith, and Watchmaker, 47, Cornbi I, . v
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(Seven Doors from Gracechurch-street). one -cot,
N. B. The small musical boxes, Si inches long, 00°1 1 .at "
in tin cases, price 19s. each, or in compositiox shell 4 4::::„.„,•0
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BIRTHS. Cott,
On Friday, the 21st inst., Mrs. Robert Fl'Aeber, -' lailf
grove, Mile-end, of a daughter. ;,. the
On the 18th inst., at Hatton Hall, Nr,rthamptonsh '"e'
of the Rev. C. Paslev Vivian, of a son, ~, Les'e.
0 sore
On the 21st inst., at Hammersto:' h the lady of
On the 22d inst., in Olarsont t
less, Esq., of a
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On the 21st inst., Mrs. Robert
daughter.
Low in the Strand,
Lreet, Mrs. John Aif :I dell,',
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- MARRIED. - Rot Sgt
On the 11th inst., at Hodnet, Shropshire. the 110: ,t, el
Pennyman Hull, of Brazennose College Oxford, to Harr' jell'
daughter of Leonard Slater, Esq., Peplow Hall. n 114'
On the 19th inst., at St. George's, Southwark, ..1("k. •)irt,
Esq., to Miss Ellen Boucher, of `West-square, Sollthw,ar•ve (, stn'
On the 19th inst., at S. b h '
Simon burn, t t Rev., ilenrr .-"Yput d
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third son of the late John Carr, Esq., of Dunston liiili.',4,l‘ ,
to Eliza, second daughter of John Ridley, Esq., 'if '2"-- •
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Northumberland. c. in 5 ev r,ij
On the 20th inst., At St. Mary's Church, Trurrx, •-4,P,ta,. Col, on. -•
Smith Du Vernet, of thc Madras army, son of the '.'•-a, JO
Du Vernet, of the Royal Artillery, to Bliza Lay° ore• er-
daughter of Benjamin Martindale, Esq.,-, o.: Bruuswick-sq pot e,
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At St. Mary's, Lambeth, on the 22dinst , Lewis gel.' Ge—
son, Esq., of Brompton, to Marti)", second' daughter 0 ley
Monday, Es., of Kennington-11-ie.'_ 5,1 i a:
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On the 221 inst., at St. Pancra4s Church, Edward l'• secot
Esq., of Guilford-street, Russell-square, to Caroline,
daughter of Charles Ct.'ecton, Esq., of B df d-I or --
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On the 16th inst., at Dumfries, Eliza Barbara Glen'
(laughter of the late David Glen, Esq., of Dumfries. i
‘i'ard Ito,"
On the 20th inst., at Ford's-grove, Middlesex, "
.Esq., aged 73. if of Ge°rge
On the 2lst inst., at Stanmore, :Margaret, the w•-e
•to at"
Henry Hooper, Esq., of Bloomsbury-sqr,are, and daue'l
late Alexander Ross, Esq of Gibraltar. ,el.4laele
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Oa the 21st inst., 'Thomas I-Lindley, Esq., of Vlach"' •
Peotonville, and Gray's-ir.•4l-squprc. ' •
Trifcal
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