The Sun.
London, England, 1836-12-02 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE•

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUS-
TOM-HOUSE, DEC. 1.
The City of Hamburgh, Hart, frcna Hamburgh ; Samuel
and Julia, Payne, Jersey ; Lysander, Currie, Calcutta ; Twee
Gebroeders, De Roos, Wercum ; Clintba, Fisher, Singapore ;
Cottinghani, Short, Quebec ; William, Hamabio, Calcutta ;
Christiania, Wilkie, Riga; Erin, Allen, Guernsey; Blen-
heim, Brown, Bombay.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.
The Dart, Black, for Ostend ; Lively, Hinkin, Guernsey;
Attwood, Strannack, Rotterdam ; Earl of Clancarty, Wil-
liams, ditto ; Atalanta, Campbell, Cochin ; City of Glasgow,
Fairbairn, Hamburgh.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.
The Barbara Gordon, Ritchie, for Tobago; Fortitude,
Fowle, Barbadoes ; Judd, Jackson, Antwerp; Johanna Ton-
der, Anderson, Christiania ; Alfred, Ledstone, Jersey.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST.
The Prince of Saxe Coburg, Lodd, for Rotterdam ; Reward,
Fall, Jersey ; Jean Baptiste, Delamer, Cherbourg.

ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, Nov. 30.
The Harmony, Metcalf, from Africa; Nyverheid, Levens,
Ostend ; Berbice, Grayson, Berbice; Catharine Mitchel,
Stewart, Gibraltar.
ENTERED FOR LOADING.
The Freeland, Jones, for Africa; Heath, Cooper, Africa;
Eleanor Laidmans, Greve, Calcutta ; Chieftain,
WPeilliam
ters,
Genoa; Wilmot, New Orleans; Porto, Oporto ;
Russell, Bruce, Pernambuco.
CLEARED OUTWARDS.
The Hibernia, Wilson, for New York; Hirondellc, Mat-
thewson, St. Michael's; Victoria, Parker, Barbadoes; Royal
Mint, Scott, St. Michael's; Maundy, Jones, Leghorn; Ade-
laide, Perrian, Leghorn.
SAILED.
The Mcdora, Budd, for Charleston ; Elizabeth, M'Donald,
Demerara ; Allegheny, Michaels, Philadelphia.
TELEGRAPHED.
Off Great Ormshead, inward-bound, Town of Ross, from
Quebec.
Off Voel Nant, inward-bound, the Nailer, from Africa; the
Berbice, from Berbice. In the New Channel, inward-bound,
the Reliance, from Bombay.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Bridget Cooshir, from Bengal arrived at Liverpool—
sailed from Calcutta the 3d and Saugur the ith of July, and
St. Helena the 15th of October; the Hinds, Lowthian, from
Bombay, at Liverpool ; the Onyx, Nicholson, from Madras,
off Margate—sailed the 19th of July, Mauritius the 23d of
August.
Passengers per Parkfield, from Bombay, arrived at Liver-
pool.—Captain J. Clarke, late 22d Bengal N. I. ; Captain
and Mrs. Graham ; Ensign Watkins, 4th Bengal N. I.
Surgeon Donoughoe, R.N. Per Exporter, from Bengal
(expected).—Mrs. Anwyth and child, two Masters Sweeten-
ham. Per Recovery, Johnson, from Bombay and the Mau-
ritius.—Mr. Cookney, Mrs. Cookney, Mr. and Mrs. Eller, Mr.
Neil, Dr. R.N., Mr. Toodman.
Arrivals at St. Helena.—The John M'Lellan, Macdonald,
from Bombay ; Sumatra, from Penang.
Arrival at Calcutta.—The Crown, Ponsonby, July 22, from
Liverpool.
Arrival at St. Jago (Cape de Verds.)—The Wave, Gold-
smith, from London, and sailed 29th August, for Hobart Town.
Arrival at Bahia.—The William Inglis, Oct. 3, from Syd-
ney, and sailed 6th for London.
Ships Spoken With.—The Herefordshire, Isaacson, from
London to Hamburgh, on the 21st September, let. 24. S..
long. 15, W., she had spoken the Triumph, Green, from Lon-
don to Bombay, in lat. 2. 30. N. ; the Brooks, Brier, from
Liverpool to Bombay, Sept. 20, off the island of Palma ; th
Tigris, Stephens, from London to Ceylon, Oct. 3, in at.
B.e
22. N., long. 22. 14. W.

The Honourable Captain Cecil Forester, and other
fashionables, stopped some days at Willey Park (Lord
Forester's scat), on their way from a shooting excursion
in Scotland.
W
HENRIETTA TEMPLE. -- e understand that
nearly the whole edition of this new novel, by the popular
author of " Vivian Grey," has been required by the London
booksellers alone, on the first day of its publication.
M'Adam, the Road-maker, as full of years as he
had long been of honour, expired at Moffat on the morn-
ing of Saturday last, the 26th Nov., in the 81st year of his
age. Mr. 111‘Adam has left a widow and two or more
sons by his first marriage, upon one of whom was conferred
the title of knighthood, which the father declined on ac-
count of his age and growing infirmities. In manner and
address no man could be more agreeable ; in place of being
a mere road-maker he was a man of science generally, con-
versed most intelligently on almost every subject, kept pace
with the advancing knowledge of the age, and composed
with all the accuracy of a professed litterateur. From
Government he received, in two different instalments, ten
thousand pounds—a very slender reward, indeed, consider-
ing the vast utility of the improvement he originated. Ho
was not rich ; but he has left behind him what is better
than money—a name which is as familiar as a household
word.--Du*ies Courier.
Lord William Bentinck on Saturday passed through
Glasgow on his way to the Oat of Lord Belhaven, at
Wishaw House, Lanarkshire, and it is his Lordship's in-
tention to return to Glasgow on Tuesday, to meet his con-
stituents, agreeably to the promise made in his address to
the electors ; and likewise to receive the freedom of the
city, unanimously voted to his Lordship at the last meeting
of the Magistrates and Council.
Among the names of gentlemen called to the de-
gree of Barrister by the Honourable Society of the Mid-
dle Temple, on Saturday last, we recognise that of Mr.
Johnson Neale, the author of " Cavendish."