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ENING SUN.

:arts. We wish that we could say the same of the two
: tues on one bench of tho e noble brothers, by birth and
genius, Lords Eldon and Stowell; or of the statue of Dr.
Gocdall, for .Eton, or the Marquis Wellesley, for the
India House.
" We cannot," says a Contemporary, who witnessed
the scene, -"-avoid referring to the solemn, sight his
body presented in its winding-sheet on the night of *he
inquest. In an exquisite little gallery, built for him by
Sir Jolin Seane, who always was good when his limits
were cramped, lay the body of the great sculptor—his
eyes closed, his face calm, but with au expression
serene and solemn even in death. Above -were
wax-lights burning clearly, and all around a collec-
tion of the ,finest casts from the antique. The. 'Lao-
coon was at his head, the Venus and the Apollo
on his right and left, and around the room the
Ilissus and the Theseus, and other of the glories of
Greece, with one or two of Canova's own casts. This
was no get-up for the occasion—no manufactured pro-
priety ; but nothing we thought could be more appro.
priate, or more suggestive of thoughts suitable for so so-
lemn an occasion. He has left the bulk of his fortune
for the sole encouragement of native art. The terms of
the will arc not yet known, being as yet unread ; but
we believe .it is left, not for sculpture, but for competi-
tion pictures. Sir Francis, not unmindful of the long
and valuable services of-Mr. Allan Cunningham, for
e ght-and-twenty years the foreman of his works, Las
left him 2001. a year.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
A,Tivals—Providence, Jackson, from Singapore, in
,the Downs,. sailed 27th June, Anjer, 4th August ; Royal •
Consort, Westren, from Bengal, in the Downs, sailed
12th June, Cape, 26th September; Marmion, Dyet, from
Bengal, uff the Wight, sailed 28th June, Cape, lst Oct.,
St. Helena, 15th Oct.; Science, Rowland, from Mauritius,
in the Downs, sailed 12th September; Mary Catherine,
Rundle, from China, off Brighton, saild 6th May, Cape, .
•
9th Sept.; William Miles, Sampson, from Bombay, off
Swanage, sailed 4th July; Cape, 27th Sept.; James, in.,
Whyte, from New South %Vales, at Liverpool, sailed •
from. Sydney 19th Jane, Pernambuco, 3d Oct.; William
Strand, Potter, 'from Bombay, at Liverpool, sailed 13111. . •
August, St. Helena, 24th Oct. • Mary Bannatyne,
from Bengal, off Margate, sailed 22d July ; Mary Ann,
Ikey, from the South Seas, in the Downs, sailed from St.
Helena 10th Oct.

Arrivals at Sydney, New South Wales-Martha, Ist
July, from Newcastle ; Lady Raffles, Oshibrne, 2d ;
William Hughes,- Robinson, Ann Simpson, Frankfield,
3d, all from Port Philip ; British Sovereign, Spurlin,g,
3d, from the South Seas ; Sterling, Low, 2d, from Bos-
ton ; Sea-Horse, Ewing, 3d, from 'Hobart Town ; Co,
lumbine, Capes, sth, irons Hull ; Joins Knox, White,
6th, from London ; Abercrombie Douglas, 6th, from'
Hobart Town ; William, Le Grant(, 7th, from Launces-
ton ; Waterlilly, Johnstone, from Hobart Town; Black
Warrior, WoAbury, 10th, from Port Nicholson ;
lazes, Williams, from Boitrbpn ; Achilles, Neale, 12th,
from London ; Jewess,- Crews, 14th, from Port Philip;
Herald, Cuubro, 15th, irons Greenock ; Duke of Sussex,
15th, front Hobart Town ; _Giraffe, Wright, Mb, from
China ; Catherine, Somerville, 19th, rrom Newcastle,
and sailed on 'the-24th' to Port ; Terra Nova,
17th, from Greenock and Cape, and sailed, Aug. 22, to
'Manilla ; Dtmdee Merchant, Lakeland, 'l7th, from Ho-
bart Town ; .Georgiana, Stevenson, 17th, from Port
Philip, and Sailed, 18th, to India ; Malcolm, Malcolm,
20th, from Liverpool ; Volante, 20th, from Valparaiso ;
Countess of Donmure, 21st, front Loudon ; Australa-
sian packet, 22d, put back, and sailed again, 24th, to
Port Philip ; Sultana, Lyell, 24th, from Hobart Town,
and mailed, .27th, t 6 Singapore ; Portence, 24th, from
Bay of Islands ; Perseverance, 25th, from Entry Island ;
Piscator, from Moreton Bay ; Governor Philip, from
Norfolk Island; Isabella Anna, 25th, from St. Antonio
Ovalle, 28th, from Valparaiso ; Dorset, 29th, from Ade-
laide ; Maguct, 30th, from Olago ; Marian Watson, from
Hobart Town ; Comet, from Adelaide and Port Philip;
Lowestoft, 31st, from Launceston ; Euterp:ize, Aug. 1,
from Manila ; Charlotte, 2d, from Launceston;
Antoninus, 2d, frOm Liverpool ; Margaret, 3d, from
Benecarlo; Hobe, Wishart, 6th, from Hobart Town ;
Emma, Bth, from Port Philip ; Cadet, 9th, from Liver-
pool ; Sea Horse, 9th, from Port Philip, • sailed, 15th,
on her return; Bombay, 10th,- from Hobart Town, and
sailed 19th, to Moulmein ; Bertha, 11th, from the Cape
of Good Hope ; Lucy Ann, from the Sperm Fishery ;
Regia, 12th, from New Zealand ; Nimrod, from Bay of
Islands ;. Jupiter, 16th, from Launceston ; Australasian
Packet, from Purt Philip ; England, • 17th, from Port
Philip '; Fair Barbadian, 18th,' from Matilld; Fame,
from the Sperm Fishery ; Cacique, 20th, -from Colcutta ;
Anna Watson, from Valparaiso ; Heliellyn and Flora,
22d, from Valparaiso.
Departures from Sydney-Cheerful, 29th June, to
Manilla ; Naiad, 30th, to Newcastle ; Transfer, Ist
July, to New Zealand ; Avon, Ist, to 'South Sea ;
Charles Heartly, to Guam; Christina and Thetis, 2d, to.
Port Philip ; Catherine, 4th, to ; Yare, 4th, to
India ; Bright Planet, Bth, to New Zealand ; Sis-
ters, 9th, to Hobart Town ; Onyx, 18th, to whaling ;
Gunza, 11th, to Madagascar ; Frederick Stultz, to Ba-
tavia ; Venice, 12th, to Manilla ; Australasian packet,
13th, to Port Philip ' • Camden, 14th, to South Sea
Islands ; Caroline, 15th, to South Seas ; John Bartlett,
to Guam ; Ariel, 16th, to New Zealand ; Argo, 18th. to
Guam ; Beatrice, 20th, to London ; Sea Horse, 27th,
to Port Philip ; William, 29th, to Launceston ; Jewess,
31st, to Port Philip ; Caroline, to New Zealand ;
Ban-
dicoo;, to Hobart Town ; Integrity, Aug. 1, to India ;
her Majesty's shipa Embus and Terror, sth, to Bay'of
Islands ; Jeannette to. New York; Lady Raffles, 6th, to
Auckland; Diana, to Nen Guinea ; Orwell, Gth, tolndia;
Hannibal and Franktield Bth, to Manila ; John,
Knox and. Actress, to India ; Margaret, 11th, to. New
Zealand ' • Dundee Merchant, to Launceston--; 'Colum-
bine, and Guiana, to India • Sterling, to Manila ; Chris-
tina, 12th, to Port Philip ; 'howesto, 17th, to Launces-
ton ; Matilda, 20th, to Port Nicholson. The Cuba to
sail in 14 days, and the Australian and Giraffe in three
weeks, foe England.

Arrivals at-Mauritius—Peru, 12th August, from Ma-
dagascar ; City of London, 13th from Bordeaux, and
sailed 31st to Moulmein; Juliana, 15th, from Bordeaux ;
Maria, from Sumatra ; Dream, 16th, from the Cape,
and sailed .sth September, on her return ; Ernestine,
16th, -from Padang ; Lord Satunarez from Algoa Bay ;
Manure, from Nantes, and sailed 28th to Bourbon ;
Watkins, 17th,''from Fort Dauphin, and sailed Ist Sept.,
on her return ; Victor Jacquemont, 21st, from Nantes,
and sailed 7th Sept. to Bourbon ; Richmond, 22.1, from
Algoa IlayAnd • loading for London ; Eleanor, 24th,
from Timor, and sailed 31st to Muscat ; Olympe, 24th,
from 'Pondicherry, and sailed 27th to Bourbon ; Reli-
ance, 25th from Calcutta ; Deborah, from the Cape ;
Francis Ann, 26th, from Calcutta ; St. Lucie, 27th, from
Lon4beek to Rotterdam ; William Allen, 29th, from
Point Lame ; 'Mary Malaby, from Bourbon ; Porcupine;
31st, from Tamatave ; Bourbonnais, from Nantes,
passed to Bourbon ; Amphitrite, from Bourbon;
Hindley, September 1, from the Cape ; Phoenix, •
Shaw, Ist, from Rio ; Pioneer, Bargotte, from
Nantes ; Venus, Better, 2d, from Mozanibiquc ; Maria,
Louisa, . Taylor, 3d, faith Bordeaux ; Pauline, liuillant,
6th, from Nantes, passed to Bourbon; Cinq Freres,
Martin, 6th, from Nantes ; Black Nymph, nail, from
Singapore ; Mauricien, Le Lievie, 7th, from Rochelle ;
Tenasserim, Taplez, 7th, from Moulmein ; Caroline,
Hughes, Bth, from Calcutta ; Tanjore, W-Leod, 12th,
front London, and sailed to Bombay ;, Newburn, 18th,
from London ; Stratford, from Calcutta.
Departures from Mauritius.--Emma, Aug. 6th, Ta-
!Da ta ve Ballochan, 18, to Bourbon ; Swallow, and Thomas
and Joseph, Crisp, 24 to Calcutta -; Manchester, 24th, to
Maranset ; Reunion, Sept. 1, to Bourbon ; Ariel, 3d, to
Alga, Bay ; La Perouse, sth, to Bourbon ; Deborah,
7th, to Bourbon ; William Allen, to Manilla ; Poreu-
pin6, to Tainatave •eitlr Said, uni Pioneer, to Bourbon.

ENTOMBMENT.
'To
'REPORTED • LlVloNrGdina
town of Manchester was " h AND RIDICULOCS.—The
been w
by a
reptorrto:hvantinatemanishtaatde
boefeigi
dis-
coveredreat
TOUCH OF THE HORRIBLE
to have
excitement" (to use tin
sielrrisd
tatYn evening,
dr th e streets nnew
sfil:ta:lleprup.al:drass(o'f),t tiro
days, unable to anderin about in the main
measur,•s losiidis-e.
extricate himself, but that his moans and
cries of distress
living
pluyed to gec-61La:
was
streets,
.theat length been heard in the
authorities of the town were taking ac.ive
he sli 1
ou'L ntomb and 5.4 him at liberty, provided
rvive long enough. We have since he and
the fullowin
empty siime filth from an uninhabited house
in Dickinson-street,lt is s:ated that a man was em-
the 's • • . •
, eA ,1 in the sttea, when be was startled with a
putting it down the eye of
half-smothered 'cry, apparently from below, of a man
who said, • For God's sake don't put any more of that
stuff down here, or you'll smother me !" When the
man's alarm had sufficiently subsided, he ingaired
who the mysterious petition came from, and was an-
swered " Bill Gregson," and that he had been . em-
ployed repairing a sewer in Dcansgate two days before,
butthaving undertaken to explore the sewer to see if it
was not stopped up in another place, he had lost himself,
and been wandering about ever since. A policeman
ciming, up was told the satn3 tale, ani. he made it hi;
daty to report the caSe at the office. The result was, that
Mr. Shorland, surveyor, was commuui ated with, and
feelings of haManity overcoming more prudential inqui-
ries, nearly a dozen men w.re set to open the sower in
Dickinson-street. The story was the more readily bo_
lieveJ by the police from the singular fact that a man a
the name of Gregson was missing, against whom a sun,
tifiraotmin the housdi
mons h.alle.m issued. On opening the sewer we belie::
the men at once expressed a conviction that the whole
thing was a hoax. The sewer, it appears, 'does not eyi.,_,
three feet in depth, and is one of the line ofti2wers tbr0,7",,,,
which the Hier 'rib flows, and when opened was an- Yg".
John Tilbury',
' in water that, it was impossible any living being -- ''elt
have existed in it past a few hours. These faeithe°‘lll"
been related at the Police-office, inquiries of a facts leaving
kind were set on foot. It appears
which the man was carrying the filth
two painters employed, named Joseph and J
one •of whom, being a ventriloquist, had ohtlier were
singular power out of a pure "lark," to frighten this
for their ap-
the two brothers, we understand have been
ija about
2 utnit
companion. The affair, however, is
" lark" for them. Ii haseciolasit.gtehetbatotwlma:
likelyliii gthit
htieenli, theira
0 nay be premed
offence comes
to be no
of the police, and calsalienld:3:llupbc.irotoungdive
p againste ar a
titioema,nisfwe itr
comm. Act, at the
within the cognisance of ti‘ law._ —ail.
he
pAer.so.nsUsNeeikohtitgTrieliNieAf
ur
Insolvent°NET.—Amongst
pproaching sittings of the
we perceive the 11:11110 of Sir no issioners at Chester 4
nr
waring, Bart., formerly of Peo Y Attiziwaring Main-
master of the Cheshire f • _ ver Hall, and at one time
ox. hounds
The . Strasburoh
b papers state serious
mutiny occurred a few days that a sert
Home of Detention. The.since at Mannheim in the
selves- in a court, and severalprisoners barricaded them-
woundel before they submitted of them were severely
'ElderßthAeltiltunekcier Times.
to the soldiers and Um
police agents sent to restore order.