The Sun.
London, England, 1841-10-11 00:00:00

RUMOURS OP THE DAY.

A Tory Morning Contemporary states that it is re-
ported in the Ministerial circles that Sir James Graham
is destined to succeed Lord Auckland as Governor-
General of India.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, OCT. 11. —Wind this day at noon W. to S.W.
DEAL, OCT. 9.—Wind N.W. by W., light; 10th, S.W.
fresh breeze.—Arrived the Eliza M'Carthy, and Char-
lotte, Pocket, China; Abel, Tasman, Batavia, and sailed
- Amsterdam ; Jannet, Chalmers, Calcutta ; Ann
to- Duke of Bronte, and Acasta, Bombay ; Clau-
Murray, ' : Col ringto_n, Antigua. Arrived from
dine, Dominic,.- . ..
the West Indian, for Jamaica ;
the River and sake,:
s Tyson, Grenada ; Neptune,
liatmog, Antigua ; Thom.:
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.ork. Arrived from the
Bermuda ; Telurnah, New'River, the New York packet for
.v
ew Zealand ; Law-
rence, Trieste. Sailed the outward bond,except the
Earl Durham, for Calcutta ; Packet, Malta • Orbit, St.
John's, New Brunswick. Put back, the Alert, ;.fir the
South Seas ; Clorinda, Dominica, and several others.
0F77 ROMNEY, OCT. 10.—Arrived the Ruckus, Young,
from St. Vincents.

LIVERPOOL' OCT. 9.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrived the
Aden, Ponsonby, from China, sailed from St. Helena
Aug. 28 ; Harriet Scott, Beynou, and Crown, Kerr,
Bombay ; Matilda Rowe, and Elvira, Calcutta ; Helen
Hamilton, Maracaibo ; Chaos, New Orleans ; Arcatus,
Mobile ; Belviflere, Charleston ; Elizabeth Whitney,
New York ; Churruea, S'Auder ; Hastelina, Blake, An-
tigua, sailed 4th ult.; Sisters, Nassau ; Columbus, New
York ; Hercules, Quebec. Sailed the Harriett end Jesse,
for Charleston ; Rothschild, New Orleans ; Hope, New
South Wales ; Pilot, Cape of Good Hope ; Alciope,
Monte Video; Albion, Havannah ; Wilton, Trinidad;
Covenanter and Tecumseh, New Orleans ; Emerald,
Charleston Ace of Trumps, Azores ; Anne
and Fanny, Palmer, Constantinople. Arrived off
port the Robert Stride and Caledonia, Camel,
from Bombay; Gemini, Calcutta ; John Bently, Quebec.
The Marys, from Orkney to Cork, was abandoned off
the Saltees, 4th inst., in a leaky state—crew saved. The
Marys was bearded shortly after she had been aban-
doned, and only two feet water found in her hold, by the
Redbreast, arrived here.
RAMSGATE, OCT. 10.—Arrived the Cessnock, London,
for Demerara, slipped anchor and chain.
OFF DOVER, OCT. 10.—Arrived the Elphinstone,
Stewart, from Caioitta ; Union, Wardell, Van Diemen's
Dand, sailed May 29.
SOUTHAMPTON, OCT. 9.—Arrived the Braganza
(steamer), from Gibraltar.
COWES, OCT. 9.—Arrived the Caroline Amalie, from
Bahia; 'Phoenix, Buenos Ayres; Trea, Rio Janeiro, and
sailed for Hamburgh ; Brougham, London.
017 MARGATE' OCT. 10.—The John Keyes, Hall,
from Calcutta, for New Zealand.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 9.—Wind W.N.W., to S.W.
strong,—Arrived the Numa (transport) from Bermuda,
sailed 115th ultt The Numa, while laying to last night,
about twenty mile, scuth of St. Catherine's, the Kingston
from London, for Honduras, came in contact, the lar-
board spritsail arm was carried away ; it is supposed the
Kingston received little or no damage.
l'Atiturrn, OCT. 9.—Wind W.N.W., to W.ts.W.
Arrived the Donglastown, from Clyde, for Marseillesl
with boat stove, and loss of sails, bulwarks, caboose,
very leaky, bore up from Cape Ortegal. Alert packet,
Alexieo, sailed from Tampico, August 19, Vera Cruz,
2d ult., Havana 17th, with 336,599 dollars. Sailed
Dona Des, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Duke of
bridge, steamer, London, having received 800,000
delimit; on freight ; Fortitude, Hobart Town ; Eclipse,
South Seas ; Thunder, Singapore ; Sarah, Cape of
Good Hope.
SWANSEA, OCT. 8 AND 9.—Arrived the Heart of
Oak, Evans, from Flamingo ; Providence, Hicks, and
Michael, Williams, Cuba Ilienrietta, Kelly, Prince Ed-
ward's Island.
ItAnmou7n, Ocir. 7.—A foreign vessel, supposed a
schooner or galliot, was_ driven on shore yesterday,
water-logged, Mid on her beam-ends. Crew supposed
drowned. The stOrkeard bow of such a vessel washed
on shore this morning ; is about 14 feet long ; cover-
ing board of oak, has been varnished outside, with a nar-
row white ribband, black bulwarke, inside green.
YAnlionTri, OCT. 10.—The Venus, off Stetten, is on
shore on Seroby'Sand, but expected off, deck load hav-
ing been thrown overboard. The Amethyst, from Lon-
don to Hartlepool, assisted off, and will proceed.
CORK, OCT. B.—Arrived the Simeon Hardy, For-
syth, from Barbadoes, sailed 11th ult. ; Cecilia Large,
Moran, Jamaica, Off Cork the Ellcrsley, Schooler, St.
John's, New Brunswick; Eagle, Stephenson, ditto;
Troubadour, M•Dougall, Demerara; Robert Kerr, Bom-
bay, Sailed the James Wright, Keohnc, for Cuba.

SABBATH DESECRATION. Last night, a
meeting of the subscribers to the Tontine Readin
Room, was held in the room, for the purpose of
the Sabbath ? It appears that, last
decid-
ing the question whether it should be shu,etaorr oapreenciu dur-
ingisi
0- the room
rectorS. praying them to take stets dun, lined by 40 subscribers, was pfroersehtiatveidn:to the Di-
,Tvivccl:
shut up on Sabbath
the question having
decision on the matter ; I rectors came to no
been lateli lved to refer it en-
tirely-- to .the decision the subscribers. The
was, accordingly, held
meetin.- for this purpose • ."1; the Chair, when
last night, William Gilmour, Esq., I •-towledging the
, th
eTyhufebreusto,
a motion was made to the effect that, ae... ...,,r resolve
divine obligation of the Sabbath, the meeti...,. An
that the room should be shut up on that day.
amendment was then moved that the room, in accord-
ance with the practice hitherto followed, should be kept
open on Sabbath. A division took place, when the
amendment in favour -of keeping open on Sabbath was
carried
by about four to one. The attendance of sub-
scribers was large, and a deep interest appeared to be
felt in the result—Argus of Thursday.
'
YOUNG MEN S , A ...NTI-MONOPOLY ASSOCIA-
TION.—We are glad to,boar of the increasing success of
the above Association. To facilitate the enrolment of
members in all parts of London, • the Committee have
determined to organise. District Committees, a. public
meeting for which purpose :1411 be held at King-s
-cross,
next Friday evening, to brvfolto\ved by others in West-
minster, Islington, qoutloyo k el l. l., .r , ttn e sewhere in the
pletropolis.