The Sun.
London, England, 1836-10-12 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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LITERATURE.—The publishers have done notbiTig:
for the public during the past week. The town is out of t091:1,
and, consequently, we have only announcements of vi°_,r
" preparing to appear." Mr. Colburn has issued a long
very splendid list from Great Marlborough-street, having 107
since vacated his throne in New Burlington-street, from
vibe°
in the palmy days of novelists, he issued orders innumerable-i,
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orders most cheerfully obeyed by the lieges over whose tt
vies he presided. Mr. Ward, the author of " Tremaine,"o
Landon, Mrs. S. C. Hall, Mr. H. L. Bulwer, Lady Morgan,
Charles Gore, Mr. D'lsraeli, Lady Charlotte Bury, and a rif
of other " worthies," have enlisted under his banner ; o'ol
their books be on a par with their fame, the reading world *1
have to thank him for many a rare treat.—John Bull.
From the report book kept by the London El'
Establishment, it appears that the number of fires which 111.,°
occurred in London within the last twelve months is six 11,
dred and forty-two. The property consumed by them is e
mated at nearly one million sterling, only one-half of ulch
was insured.

THE NEW NOVELIST.—It has for some time - h
e
the prevailing opinion that in consequence of the great
notinhe
sc.
of established favorite novelists, there was little chance
0' St
cess for any new writer. We rather think, however, that tie
author, or authoress, of " Violet" will presently show o
Leres
fallacy of this opinion; and we will further venture to AW
that before another month, " Violet or, the Opera Dancete
will be as much read as any of the works of the said old-00
Wished favorites. This prediction is not formed fron! °
knowledge of the extreme beauty and interest with
which tbe
character of the heroine is invested, all powerful as thetts,
but from a discovery which has just been
made in the foulibe
able world respecting the original of the hero, VArcy,
soot
heartless man of fashion. This discovery forms the chief soot
ject of conversation among the refined circles, but we a°
feel warranted, at present, in being more explicit. be
The operation of removing the cataracts from the
eyes of Lord Westmoreland, was performed last week by 11
Alexander, which required much skill, from the Noble Earsie
advanced age, who is daily getting better; but it will be s°l°
days before the bandages are removed. of
The shell of a wooden house, or lodge, at elleI, '', st:
the gates leading to the improvements of the interior 0' be
James's Park, has been just erected. These lodges are Oa so
made comfortable in the interior for the gate-keepers, an and
alarum bell attached to each. They are neat and plain' ,•00.
will be attended with very little expense in the construe°
They are not yet finished or painted. t
One of the Students of Medicine last sense s
no.
Edinburgh, was formerly one of the Imperial Guard of 04
leon Buonaparte.

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with Strong Silver Edges and Handles.—A Set of Four Leo.:
Corner Dishes and Covers are offered, complete, for Nine Gu'uow
or a set with richly-ornamented Edges, Handles, &c., for Teloes
noas. The Handles take off the Covers, so as to form Eight when required. T. COX SAVORY'S Working Goldsmith,
versmith, and Watchmaker, 47, Cornhill, London.
N. B. A variety of Secondhand Watches may be selected fr°°'
all price Two Guineas each, Warranted.

B 1117'H S. roe ?
On the 7th inst., in Upper Southwick-street, Clotford-te
Mrs. J. Liston, o
st f a daughter. L. a sow
On the 10th in., at Brighton, the Countess of Kinnoul, o'
On the 11th inst., Mrs. Scott, of Basinghall-street, 0fy......5f...—/

MARRIED.
On the 11th inst., at Stamford Hill Chapel, Upper IPtoP•
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Middlesex, by the Rev. J. H. Sharwood, B. A., the llev'lfar g 9
Riddle, Assister Minister of Brunswick Chapel, 0,, allA
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ret, eldest daughter of Samuel Sharwood, Esq., of f
Ramsgate.
On the I Ith inst., at St. John's, Paddington, :fie Rev elder
Boyd, M.A.' Vicar of Arncliffe, Yorkshire, to Isabella' f Base
daughter of George Twining, Esq., of the Strand, and °
Sheen, Surrey.
an-
On the I lth inst., at St. John's, Paddington, the Rev. h. onl,,
der Morden Bennett, of Cumberland-street, to Maria SarAli, and
child of the Rev. Josiah Pike, of Upper Seymour-street,
"
niece to Elizabeth, Dowager Countess Winterton. gear!
On the 20th ult., at Cranham, in Essex, the Rev. "---idauP:
Henslow, M.A., of Cranham Lod to Louisa Colin, ellsitrtillerl
ter of Lieut.-Col. F. Campbell, commanding the Royal
Captain
In Jamaica.
On the 22d ult., at Llamvenog Church, Cardiganshirei Can, Pcsr-
Deline Seymour Davies, Scots Fusilier Guards, of Pellaat,
marthenshire, to Mary Anne Elizabeth, daughter of the Jead, car'
W. Evans, R.N., and neice of Major Evans, of Ilighin
r.
diganshire. of Csi"
On the Bth inst., at Brighton, Joseph Kenworthy, Cass'
College, Cambridge, to Ann Maria, eldest daughter of "
Esq., of Ware, Herts.
young
ton, of Bishopsgate-street, to Susan Frances Blyth, Y
On the 10th inst., at St. Botolph, Bishopsgate, Mr- Jarr:,..l.4b:
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ter of the late R. Dalton, Esq., R. N. Pene, r of
On the 9th inst., at St. Andrew's, Holborn, Alfred ugh', e
of Havre, commission agent, to Eliza Hannah, eldest (a
the late Mr. Manfield, of Red Lion-street, Holborn.

11 On the ith inst., DIED. Mar of
the late Rev. T. Winst 1 D Principal'of St. Alba
n's
an eY• • D.,
Oxford. fte'
at Egham Hill, Frances, youngest daug gall,
On the 9th inst., at Ibstock Leicestershire, aged 79, the aotl
Spencer Madan, D.D , Rect ' f that )arish, Prebendary
Bth inst., at Elm Cott Q
Chancellr of the diocese of Peotr rob rough.' vs of
On the 10th .inst , at Petersham, one of the twin infant so
C. J. Bevan, Esq. .• marl
On the age, ueen sElm,. •
Anne Emma, eldest daughter of the late Charles T. Adam' f 3tr•
ife o
On the '•th •
• inst., at St. John's Wood-road, Dorothy, le'
Payne,
of Regeut-street, aged 64. relict of f-
On the 7ili inst.., at Speen iiill, aged 88, Charlotte,
SCkidtir• Esq., of IntitAuses, Bcrks. .„ of Oaf-
WI the 6th inst„ at Cheltenham, Win. Gordon, Ds+,
field, Herefecisiihire, aged 4t2, uel F°P
On the 9th inst., at Vennsbury, Wandsworth-road, Sam
' Chelsea
ticlF, Esq., aged ,'.,, -.1 Mr. Hod
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On the Bt.li inst.' in Cambridge-street, Edgewar e-r 0.4 -Islielinhou, of Grafton-house, Soho-square, aged 41.

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Qf AlidcUsAch—Wednesday, October 12, 1836.

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VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CU$l
TOM-HOUSE, OCT. 11.
The John Bull, Corbin, from Hamburgh ; Cherry, ,
ridge, flamburgh ; Transit, Wrightson, Malaga and Cadiz;
Beehive, Faunel. Jersey ; Emelie, Mascott, Calais; Palmyra,
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Gill, Ancona; New Ortley, Longman, Jersey • EcTr.,
Bachelor, Guernsey ; Mangles, Carr, Canton; Alert,,,,otas.
golle, Calais; Sarah, Welch, Guernsey; Caledonia, votl
tingham. Hamburg!' ; Libra, Englesman, Amsterdam ;
Adams, Guernsey ; Transit, Perkins, Quebec; Dawson, Dal"
son, Singapore.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, Oct ll*
The Harriet, Burrows, for Trinidad; Joseph Fenton, 11°11'
derson, Leghorn ; City of Glasgow, Hurst, Boulogv'e;
Thrasbe, Chartres, Jamaica; Attwood, Strannack, Hambe:igh;
John Wood, Woodruff, Havre; Goose, Grills St. Jobil%
Newfoundland; Brilliant, Nance, Baonne ; Unicorn, ,
Orana, Grand Canary ; Columbine, Pilchcr, River Gambia.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, OCT. 11.
The Britannia, Downie, for Hamburgh ; John Wood, ‘V°°cl
ruff, Havre ; Sir Edward Banks, Norwood; Rotterdam Tune'
P} begs, Cape of Good Hope ; Robert, Beadle, Stettin;
City of Glasgow, Hunt, Bculogne.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, OcT. 11.
The Edward, Mossey, for Barlluer; Minerva, Mares, Cherbourg; Horpurston, Stentors, Bjorneburg; Josephina, Wise'
Bjorneburg.

ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, OCT. 10.
The Mary Ann, Smith, from Marathon; Pilot, Da,vi'w
Constantinople,; Lucy, Bishop, Savanilla; Water Wr'te
Newby, Paraiba.

ENTERED FOR LOADING, OCT. 10.
moTnitiee Planter,video; Manning,unicorn, R
for Constantinople
New York ntinople ;Sirk ;
ster3,7letzti;
Winslow, New York; Norbury, Tate, New Orleans; Eugeilla'
Postman, Rotterdam.

CLEARED OUTWARDS, OCT. 10.
The Mary, Willis, for Trinidad ; Everetta, Skinner, Ss.
vannah; Horatia, Salmond, Havannah; Ricliebucto, Gang°n't
Savannah ; Intrepid, Jefferson, Africa; Favourite, Elsineur►
Oratavia, Gill, Lisbon.
TELEGRAPHED.
OW port, inward bound, the Sheffield, from New York.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING. I,
Arrived the Ranger, Guy, from Bombay, at LiverP-°
sailed 10th June, and St. Helena in August ; Mermaid, Crit:
man, from Bombay, in the Downs, sailed, 19th May, and -0
Helena 17th August ; Commodore, Fi;ner, from Ceylon, I
the Downs, sailed 24th May, and SA. Helena 16th August
passengers, W. Cooper, Esq.; Dawson, Dawson, from Ina.
nilla, in the St. Katherine's ock, sailed 24th March, Sing:
pore 2d May, Anger 30th May, Mauritius 23d June,
Helena 16th August ; Giraffe, Burn, from New SouthWales'
in the Downs, sailed 16th May, Rio sth August; GeTtii.'
Black, from Bombay, in the Clyde, sailed 30th May, and
Helena 18th August.
Passengers per Claudine, Captain Kemp, from gal
(expected) :—.Colonel Cameron, Cavalry ; Captain Sill,`;'„:
N. I. ; Captain Crozer, N. I. ; Dr. Brown, from see",":
Dr. Cheup, Artillery ; Lieutenant Ochterlony, Engineers
Lieutenant Mulley, H. M. 55th ; Lieutenant Taylor, IN.,'"b't
Commander Hamilton, Mrs. Colomel Sneyd, Mrs. Wr'Ago
and three children, Mrs. Rose and child (the former died
sea 2d August), three European servants, one native man
servant.

Departure from Canton.—The Ellen, April 26, for Liver-
pool.

Arrival at Anjer.—The Friends, June 11, from LirerlM°
Arrival at St. Helena.—The Claudine, August 27, Ir°
Madras (for London.)
Arrivals at the Mauritius._The Edward Robinson..! Jaffe
19, and the Shepherdess, June 19, from London ;
June 19, from Sumatra; Sir John Rae Reid, from Calcutta-
Departures from the Mauritius.—The boncaster, June 16,
for London ; Ermine, June 20, for Calc:atta; British Mouere"'
June 21, for Calcutta.
Arrivals at Singapore.—The Prances Ann, April 30, frcill
Liverpool ; Orissa, from Nev; South Wales (the latter vr""a
loading for London.)
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Arrival at Tejee, May 18, from Live'r
and the Cape.
Departures from Manilla.—The Mattakeeset, May 10,
Canton ; Brian Roru, May 10, for Liverpool.
Arrivals at F.;ydney.—The Thomas Lowrie, April 23. fr:
Hobart TOVIII ; Vanguard, April 27, from Batavia ; EgyPt'q't:
May 3, from Hobart Town ; Lambton, April 5, from
Leus; William, April 8, from Launceston; Marian Wet°.
April 8., from Launceston ; Macclesfield, April 12, from ChM",