The Sun.
London, England, 1836-04-15 00:00:00

SHIPPING.-(THIS DAT.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.
DOWNS, APRIL 14. —Wind N. N. W.—)
Arrived, and Pnrcti;
cceded for the River, the Sandwich, Hall, from IVlns
t ro
ro,
Flinn, Collard, from the Mauritius; Robert and Hearh,:
the Mediterranean ; and Atlas, Pearce, from Dublin• and
down from the River and sailed the Hannah, Clough, .
Dove, Love, for Quebec ; Rosalind, Arrowsmith, for Antigat;
Caroline, Williams, for New York ; and Legatus, Anti for
Bathurst. The Thames, for New York, and Brothers) iy
Antigua, remain. the Gil'
ISLE OF WIGHT, APRIL 14.—Arrived off port
more, Lindsay, from Bombay. i ed the
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 14.—Wind W. N. qhiP
Navarin, Schaner, from Dantzic ; and his Mei estY' 5 -
P . from Cork
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 13. —Wind W.—Arrived the TantivY'
Avis, from Zante. Ar-
FALmouTu, APRIL 13.—Wind W, strong breezes.--m,,
rived his Majesty's ship Nautilus, from. Lisbon—sailed cle
3d inst. Off port the Navarin, Robertson, from A." %ebe
BRISTOL, APRIL 14.—Arrived the Astrea, Brock, St• dris.
MILFORD, APRIL 13.—Arrived Hope, Guthrie, Alexan
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 13.—Arrived Cecilia, Bay, Copenhag:c
HOLYHEAD, APRIL 12.—Arrived off port the
—, from Barbadoes. ain),
CLYDE, APRIL 12.—Arrived the Clarence (late I‘.
from Sierra Leone. k and
DUBLIN, APRIL 12.—Arrived the Protheroe, Araroc
Dublin Lass, Silk, from London.
CORK, APRIL 12.—Arrived the Woodland Castle'
from Barbadoes; and Elbe Packet, Crofts, from London.
HULL, APRIL 14.—Arrived the Henrick and oh Robert' .rer4
• and e
and St. Johannes, Holdt, from Memel H b "
from Odessa. narbadiae,

The Success, of Falmouth, bound to London, foundered .fr
miles S. W. of Beachey Head. into
The Mayflower, Henley, from Liverpool to Exeter, PP" •th
Holyhead, with bows stove, &c., having been in contact scl
the Tecumseh, bound to New York. Quebec,
The Bassarthwaite, Mitchinson, from Liverpool to ,„
struck on a rock at Scilly the 7th instant, bilged, and suneil
The Ocean, from London to Tobago, on the 4th instantao
in with the Lisbon Packet, saw only two men on deck' w
in trying to save them lost the boat and four of the erFrig,
hid to by her all night, but did not see her in the
This intelligence was brought by the Hope, arrived at 31"

On Wednesday morning the most piteous 111°3:
were heard to issue from the house No. 5, MiddleseX-113..e:0s
near the Yorkshire Sting°, Paddington. Several Pe`,.rics
ventured up stairs to ascertain the cause, and heard theb:cto
of some young children locked up in a miserable and con-
garret. Information of the circumstance was sPeedilY oof
veyed to the parish officers, and in a short time Ready 404
the inspectors, with assistance, forced open the door, ono aria
three poor children, the eldest not above six years of agew
the youngest only twelve months, extended on the floor, tho
out covering, and reduced to mere skeletons. It apPearts tier,
they lest their mother about six months ago, when the '4,-tc
whose name is O'Neil, being a drunken, dissipated challieath
completely neglected them, and soon after his wifq,ndsl
sold off every article of furniture in the room. On P"-000r
night last he absconded, having previously locked up the I re'
little creatures without food, in which dreadful state thdoro
mained until their situation was discovered. They they
promptly removed to the Marylebone Infirmary, *o36j-, t re-
received every attention, and the two eldest were likrlio:cis-
cover, but the youngest is in such a dreadful state 01eepter.
tion for want of proper nourishment, that no hopes $1"
tained of saving its life.
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THE SEA.—From the great depths eat ex,'
been actually ascertained in some places and the gr„,, s con'
tent of sea in which no bottom has been found, I'o.lllbolt
elude that we are under the estimate when, includols, Sven
and shallows, we allow one mile in depth for the wholeiotity
this gives us a most enormous quantity of water--a %wed'
which, estimated in tons weight, which may, be coutiti of
about horse-loads for draught we have the enure clueni,eenor
sea water, with all its saline ingredients, amounting tr'd toe-
mous weight of 600,000,000,000,000,000 (six InledrebetWeen
sand billions of tons.) Of this enormous quantity, dots,
three and four per cent. consists of different saline inglailabler
and the rest of pure water ; so that water in the sea 11„04
for the purpose of animal and vegetable life, the water
springs and rivers, and all other purposes for which uu,clreti'
needed in the economy of the land, amounts to five 'of Salt'
and eighty thousand billions of tons; and the quantity f toss'
at least of saline ingredients, to about 20,000 billions °
—Robert Mudie

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with strong silver edges and handles. A set of four Pleas; or
Dishes and Covers are offered, complete, for Nine Gen Guinea;
Set with richly ornamented Edges, Handles,
The handles take off the Covers, so as to form eight 1).. sod
required. /pith,
T. COX SAVORY'S, Working Goldsmith, Silvers
leeteti
Watchmaker, 47, Cornhill, London. be se
lee
A variety of Second-41and Silver Watches may
from, all price Two Guineas each, warranted.
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&c., for Tenioo o,

B IR TIIS.
On the 11th inst., at Tunstall Rectory, Suffolk, the I°ll °'
errau iatif of S.
R . Fd, of a son.
On theG 13th inst., at the Forest, Walthamstow, the
-
T. Danvers, Esq., of a on.a
I°°l'
On the 14th inst., in s
Upper Harley-street, the lady ° f
Pepys, Esq., of a daughter.
the
MARRIED. -rite. to
On the sth inst., at Charlton Sir John Ogilvy,,,— i oiStlffell
Lady Jane Elizabeth Howard, third daughter of the Dar'
and Berkshire. . onoola?
On the 12th inst., at Sausthorpe, in the county 13! park, t'°f
Henry Williamson, Esq., of Portland-terrace, Regent siteeter °
Janetta, only child of the Rev. Charles Bracken
Aswardby. t •
°or Graball
On the 12th inst., at Dacre Church, Cumberland, :NAN-% f..... 41,
to Maria, youngest daughter of the late Edward Oa
Dalemain, in that county. 1, WaltnestilS
On the 12th inst., at Southweald, Essex, A11e..eae,11,0010,,,--.o :
Esq., fourth son of the late R. Walmesley, Esq., °1 '-,,her,P-1?-
Lancashire, to Harriet, eldest daughter of the lateJ. L"-- ag•
of Hampstead. „b! gear of T-
On
Lienisete.s,teart, LthouHghalrtroireotugHlia,ndßieicyh,ard, only bter t'''
Wiloa(l)renn'er, Esq., of the Elms, Loughborough. onlY claug
„ Es+.
,Thro..9 , 0
On the 2d inst., at St. Mary's Lambeth, Thovn,,_"'',.„l GIP '
of Dublin, brother to the late Deputy Counnissary-LoTkirobtor
to Anne, relict of the late William Hobson, of
°
Esq of SteP Y
square. OW
tre
On the 31st ult., at St. Bride's, John Irving, .' L. .-
green, to Bell Amelia, youngest daughter of the late
v .to Sarah'
of Banksie, Shwark.
On thed 11thout ult., at New York, William Dawson, "'Sq. Vlscard
daughter of P. A. Jay, Esq. gr. - 1 b,
On the 13th inst., at St. Mary le Strand Church, f gr. BAP
Picard Hall, of Maidstone, to Ann,yo-ungest daughter °
G.
Jones,
of the Strand.
On the 13th inst., at St. Mary'-, Cheltenham, 1/I.f Clarnce-
Esq., of Finsbury-circus, London-, :o 'Miss Coombs, °
poo-
square, Cheltenham. rq, istoPber f N-
son, njeuttn,h.cE,slE,l4B.tg,h.,;ifnocsfta.Lm,iambteerShN,to..euisGie.ig,lretoso'vse,ll.Charmy,beyrortunelgle,
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9th inst. aged 80,
caOrtnaret_ Lord
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On the • agedof
t6h4e,letifgahrrailetEoarrilfeofofiZon. v .
oliott,
of
Esq., of Gelling, ' 11.14'
On the Bth '
lanodn. to Nottinghamshire. '
inst., Philip, infant son of Captain
• Nares,
the Prior only 00
y, Abergavenny. the
On the •
llth inst.; in Paris, aged 7, Robert Bruce,
of Sir John Kingsmill. 3 1/fr.
CasperthSeh Frances, the wife of N •
aged 7 'pig'
0 n the 9th inst., in Esther-terrace, Holloway, .n.ok of
John Coward, formerly one of the Cashiers of the J.'
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of G • ' • ,
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7a6t. Lewisham, aged 75, 1. Job°
Essex-court,
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I.lr. Williarlll:ll:6tier'
of
Pci''
uort7,tlTi
Temple. Blackheath,
16, Weston-place, St. Pa
Samuel fullY'
On the 11th inst., at Streatham, Surrey, _ of
son
the infant
On the 12th inst., at Kidbrooke, Blackheath, nt,es.
C. Sutherland, Esq., of I‘lineing-lane. gr. W.
a.bll4iel
On the 11th inst., at 55, Houndsditch, aged 07, pi ti,
Regent s-pa. ,
On the 12th inst., in Sussex-place,
Gostling, Esq., aged 79. 11. B?ire. ~'lot'
On the 13th inst., at Grove Park, Notts, .A.; 56, enry •
On the 14th inst., in Highbury-place, as
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Esq., of Warwiek-lane. Pig'
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