The Sun.
London, England, 1823-10-09 00:00:00

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DEIlt, OCT. B.—Wind W.S.W.—Came drrn fromtare
River and remain, the Rock, Tomkins' for kayal ; Chub*
liMarthy, Eldridge, for Sierra Leone I also, and railed, the
Betsey and Sophia, Garroway, fin Dominica; Arrived and
sailed for the River, the Surrey, Garbutt, from tiondurax ; West
Indian Packet, :Unlade, front Jamaica ; and Philip, Forster,
front Cuba.

FAt.Atuu T If, OCT. S.'W.—LArrivcd the Brutitsi
tioldridge from. London, for New York, put in in consequence
of several icartoys of aqua-fortis having burst, by which means
the vessel took fire: the vessel is discharging. Sailed the diary,
Fairclough, for St. Michaels.
l'onTst to uTlf. oeT. B.—Wind variable..--ArriVed the
Ellen, Douglas, from Sumatra, in )311 days. Majesty's
brig Redwing, from Cadiz ; and his Majesty's brig Cliamelion,
from a mire. Sailed the King George the Fourth, Prissick,
tier the Mauritius.

PL.Yrtcurit, 0 c*r. 7. —Wind NV. M. VV. rri Ved the Vigi -
lent, Church, from London for Barbedoes City of Edin.
burgh, Wiseman, from London for Calcutta, out, 14 days-..tin
the sth instant, being then as far AVest as Cape 14 iniaterre, the
vessel became leaky, making about 7 inches water per.hottr,
when they bore up, and front the leak decreasing on going be•
fore the wind, it is supposed that the principal and only leak is
in her stern-post; it will, however, be nedessary to unload some
part of the cargo, consisting of bale goods, &c. in order of to stop it.
The flura, firauard, from Rio Janeiro to Copenhagen, was
totally wrecked the 20th ult. near- 'nista ; crew and part of
the cargo saved.

EAST INDIA INTELLIGENCE.
The Resource, from Bengal, whose arrival off Dover *e
cloned yesterday, has brought home the following passengers
Capt. Wolen, Capt. Carlton, Lieut. Hetzler„Lieut.
liamson' Ensign Steward, Bengal Infantry; Lieut. Cochrane,
4th Light Dragoons; Cornet Bishop, 11th ditto; Lieut. Co.
ventry. 53th Foot; Assistant Surgeon Sivewright ditto ; Mr,
APCallum. —The Hannah, Cspt. Lamb, from Bombay, has
arrived in the Downs, sailed from thence the 3d June, and front
St. Helena the 17th August.
Passengers—Capt. G. Seaton, late Commander Lowgee Fa.
mily, Mr. Arch. Inglis, Mrs. Ann Inglis, Miss M. A. 1ng,11...,
Master Arch. Inlis ; Capt. W. Baker, 23:11 regt., L ;
Mrs. Captain Taylor, widow of the late Capt. Taylor, 20th re-
giment, N. 1., two Masters Taylor ; 311 r. T. C. Bridger,
shipman, Honourable Company's Bombay Marine ; Mr. C.
G. Ward, Conductor Commandant depot, died 27th June, at
sea ; four invalided stamen, Honourable Company's Marine.
Arrivals at Bombay :—The Honourable Company's ship
Inglis, Serie ; Farquharson, Craikshank ; Herefordshire,
Hope; the free trivia's, Pigott, Tomlin; and Melpomene.
Mowbray, from London.
Arrivals at Bengal Nona Company's ships 'Kent,
Cobb; and General Kid, Marne, from Louden* the free
trader Olive Branch, hind, from the Cape; and the Fcattrit
ship Nantaize, from Bourdeaus.. . •
Arrivals at Mad/int.—The Hon. Company's ships Kellie
Castle, Adams; and the free trader Eliza, Ward, from
London. . .

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Arrival nt the Mauritius.—The Hon. Company's ship Chas.
Grant, Hay,' with the Governor-General Sir Lowry Cole, front,
England.
Arrivals at St. Helena :—The Arab, Brown, from Batavia ;
Thames, Liston, from Bengal and Penang Caledonia, Cairns,
from Madras; Venerable, Dixon, from New South Wales
and Alexander, Macussen, from Batavia.
The Mariner, Herbert, from New South Wales, was at titt:
Bay of Islands, and sailed on the 4th ,Alay for Rio Janeiro.
The Mary Ann, Gardner, for London, was ut the Bay or
Islands the Bth May.
The Tuscan, from New South \Valca and New Zealand, vow
spoke on the south-end of Madagascar, with 200 tons of spern.

The Cornwall, Richardson, from Mocha to England, struck
on it bank re Cape Aden, the 420th March. and sustained con-
siderable damage. She put into Bombay the 26th May to refit.
The American brig (Irossack, Capt. Dix, was wrecked. the
117th April, on the west coast of Sumatra. Captain Dix came
passenger in the Sarah, Buckle, arrived In the Downs from thu
sandwich Islands.

The llereulest Vaughan, arrived at Madeira the 2d Sept.,
and sailed the Oth for fie Ono.
The Florentia,•Wimble, for Bengal, and the Albion, Best,
for New South Wales, were spoke with 23d July, hit. 31.:x.'
long. 30.
Carr or Goon. flort.—The Lady Campbell,'Betham,
was to sail for Madras and Bengal the 30th July.
SAtr.txaa Pito T V, CA Pu.—The Ann, Wrangles, for
Condon ; Mary Jane, Cormack, for the Mauritius; Margaret,
ilendmon, for ditto ; and Venus, Kilgour, for ditto.
.The Piggott, Tomlin, was to sail from Bombay fbr England
the 2.16 June.

The Arub, Brown, from Batavia, sailed from St. Helena for
lihe Downs and Holland the 14th August.
Pr wasto.— The Thomas, litivisitle, sailed than Penang for
China the 20th April,
Boa:GA-v.—Aire are sorry to say 4,000 boles of cotton weredestroyed at a fire in May last it Bombay.
The Cumbrian' Dirtier:l4 from the Cape of Good Hope,. has
arrived et Bristol: her letters were delivered yesterday, dated
the 19th of.rtily. •
flitstuar.—.The !Exmouth, country ship, was to sail Nun
Bengal to London direct, the Nth April. The Clydesdale,
:thickener, for Madras and Liverpoql, the 7tl; May ; and the.
Marquis of Hastings, Barclay, to London, the 12th Alm*.
The Royal Oeory,,e, Iliden, *in London, arrived at the New
Anchorage, Bengal, the 11th April.
Letters have been received from China, dated the With April,
via New York. The rebuilding of the Factory and the houses
at Canton was proceeding with rapidity.
Outward-bound Ships expected to sail Oar Wok :
For Madras—The Moira, llornblow, has left the River to
receive her pasitengers'at Portsmouth on the 10th inst.
For New South Wales—The Hibernia, Billies, with pas-
sengers, to establish the Court of Justice, and settittl, to ka"
Deptford on the 10th inst. ; and tie Adrian, Gordon, to leave
Gravesend on Thursday*,
For the Cepe—The Cklessa, Puddicombe, toad the Mods,
Rogers, from Gravesend.

A few days since a surgeon died from a wound
received while engaged in dissecting a stibject. It occurred at
Bath. A drayman picked up a large needle, and stuck h
the breawt smock frock. While afterwards ‘'ngsged in ii
labours, a cosk or something came against the drayinan, trait
forced the great needle 'into his person with AO ntuch
and to such a depth, that it could not be extracted, uor
otas the
auseld
wtlai es lißrtif;oprittrueiniAtityo, !moils puvreobsidenhti,soccw:ik. onethilitghhet,
death ; he soon becatue seriously ill, and no art could extract
the needle, or wave the individual's life: Alter Ida death, the
ossistantAurgeon wits dtsirnus of dissecting the body, and p,r»
titularly of ascertaining the stativn the needle which had WV-
dueed the mortification and death. {:.if course, the part surround.
ink the needle was the maid Important object of dissection t and
while engaged in dissecting such portion of the .body, the ut.
sistant.surgeon rather slightly trit his finger. This womul
could not be cured ;in two 'days the left BTui swelled consider.
ably, and in a day or two afterwards inortitication ensued, ter-
ululating in death.