The Sun.
London, England, 1836-10-07 00:00:00

SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, OCT. 6.—Wind E. S.E.—Arrived the Maltlin,tl
transport from Leith, and remains in the Downs. Sailed 1119
Majesty's Ship Athol, and the whole of the outward boll
for their different destinations. Arrived from the
River, an
proceeded, the Dryade, Heard, for the Cape and the MOP;
tius ; Prince, Bretell, for the Mauritius ; Emma, Haddon,
L°
Memel, and Elizabeth Saunders, Blair, for Liverpool. ira
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 6.—Wind S.E. to N. E.—Sailed PI"
Majesty's Ship, Scorpion, for Plymouth, and Grotius, Page'
for New Orleans. Arrived from Sheerness His Maies*' --
schooner Dolphin, for the coast of Africa. PLYMOUTH, OCT. s.—Wind N. E.—Arrived His Yrajesq..
ships Bellerophon, Vanguard, Emerald ; his Majesty's briN
Beagle, from a cruise; Charlotte, Lefevre, for Labrador, an
his Majesty's ship Hercules sailed for the coast of Spain.
FALMOUTH, OCT. s.—Wind S. S. W. to W. S.W., 111°"e•
rate.—Arrived the Howard, Bailey, from Liverpool, loll;
and part of the cargo thrown overboard. Sailed the Packe
Lyra, for Lisbon.
BRISTOL' OCT. 6.—Arrived the Elizabeth, Toigt, fib''
Newfoundland.
BEECHLY, OCT. 6.—Arrived the St. Mungo, Griffiths, fro''
St. John's, New Brunswick.
CLYDE, OCT. 4.—Arrived the Catherine, Hyman, Joust"
Conic, OCT. 4.—Arrived the Williams, Williams, from
John's, New Brunswick ; and Judith and Esther,
---• fr°0
Newfoundland.

KINSALE, OCT. 4.—Off port the Amelia, Dick, Jamaica'o
BASCASTLE, OCT. 4.—lt is feared that a steamer has bees
lost in this channel, as much wreck has been driven on 1112()T ;
amongst which is a gaff, about 14 feet long, painted black, w.lbe
pieces of linen-drapery, boxes quite new, marked on one of to
covers " Cork, per Steamer," and a piece of wood, supposed
to be part of a paddle-box.

N
ARRIVAL OF THE LORD WILLIAM BENTI
CIC.•
,*
Intelligence was received at Lloyd's this morning
of the ;f rival of the Lord William Bentink at Bombay on the 15t"
June, from Sydney—crew and passengers all well.

The Howden, of Goole, was wrecked on Long Sand.--Isl4
of the cargo saved.
The London, -, from Limerick, has arrived at the Riper
St. Laurence, with foremast sprung. ith The Percy, for Honduras, has arrived at Matandy Iv.,
damages, having been on shore, and must discharge to repal

Last week, Mrs. Seymour, of Trevince
maiden lady, of 86 years of age, was burnt to death as she sa
0
in her parlonr. It is remarkable that apprehensions bad been
entertained that such would be her fate as she had twice :a-
fore set fire to her clothes whilst reading, and a servant W.
retained to be always with her to guard against such a are,„-
ful event. This domestic had not been out of the r°°,i3ii
quarter of an hour, when returning with the footman iv
found their mistress's clothes on fire, her person dreado,'
burnt, and in a state of suffocation from which she never: re
covered.

Though the mania for Joint-stock Companies r.; 039;
terially decreased, there are still a good many of theses ekew.
in progress of formation. One striking difference is., that
stead of being besieged by applications for shares, brit few are
applied for by men of property, and the concoctor3 of them oi
compelled to resort to various devices to have. 'them taken itt
their hands. A curiosity in this way has 1).e..1 handed ak°o
to-day in the City. A member of the stock Exchange 'Lie
had never applied for shares at all, received a note from
secretary of a particular undertaking to state that he could 1!..°
.
hold any in his own person, as they were all reserved for a P'
ticular class—the members of the legal profession ; but st
gested his finding out some friend who belonged to it, in wink..
name the shares might be placed for his advantageoleo
ing a rule for the distribution of shares, and then pointing ° v.
a mode of breaking through it. In this state of things OP•
comfort is that no great harm to the arise public
undertakings.-- Times. can ise from

It appears by the accounts from the South of Ire"
landthat operations are carrying on with increased virou r.
by
O'Connell's Bank, and that the end in view is the excl. ils'°
from circulation of the paper of other banks, and the sub stitcti;
tion of their own. As the priests generally lend their as oi stall s
di
freely for this purpose, and the paper itself is in go( it crlas.
there, it is gradually attaining to a larger share in tilt s cite her
don. The plan is to induce the holders of the note of (A nj
banks to exchange them for those of O'Connell's Baal; st
then to send them in immediately to be exchanged for goer
the bank from whence they were issued. The ne joessarY the
sequence of this is, to produce some iemand for gold Oho,
part of those banks which arc thus run upon. At , present, lly
ever, it has not gone on to an extent likely to be, total.
felt here.— Times.