The Sun.
London, England, 1833-01-25 00:00:00

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" Wimbledon, Jan. 22.
" Dear Sir,—My sister, Miss Eden, bees me to say that
she is much pleased and flattered by the kindness of those
Gentlemen who hare done her the honour to propose pre-
senting her with a vasty, upon the occasion of the late ac-
cident at Hampton Court. It would be a memorial of a
melancholy scene so painful to her feelings that she wishes
me to decline it for her with her beat thanks; :grid she
begs me to add that she will always retain the most grate-
ful recollection of the generous intention.—l remain, dear
Sir, very faithfully yours,

" ARTHUR EDEN,

" William Ewington, Esq.
30, Halfmoon-street, Piccadilly."

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY,

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, JAN. 24.—Wind E.S.E.—His Majesty's ship
StteHite, sailed this morning to :the westward ; and at
noon his Majesty's ships, Stag and Flora, with a French
frigate, to the eastward, en a cruise. The Britannia
shamer, with troops, for Portugal, towing, and smack,
passed through, from the river, at 1 a. m.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 24.—Wind E.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 23.—Wind E.—Arrived the Eliza.
both, Andrews, from the Mauritius. Sailed, Oct. 15,
the Minerva, from St. Michael's; and the Ruby, Far-
rant, from Palermo.

LIVERPOOL, JAW. 23.—Arrived the Lowell and the
Gloriat, from Charleston ; the Duke of Athol, from Chi.
rents ; the Leopold, from Ostend ; the Garland, from
Alacaio ; the George Clinton, from New Orleans; the
Industry, front St. Michael's : the Isaac Hicks, from Sa-
vannah ; the Countess of Airlie, and the George Canning,
from London. The Ajax, from New York, is supposed
to have arrived off the port.

The Rose, Wallis, bound to Liverpool, is totally wrecked
on Bayshannon Bar—part of the cargo and materials
saved.

The Hendrica Elizabeth, Mirracks, from Smyrna to
Rotterdam, which was detained at Gibraltar, and libera-
ted by the Admiralty Court, under the orders in Council,
of the 2d ult., put into this port on the 21st inst., for
supplies, has been stopped by the Collectors of Customs,
under the explanatory order, in Council, of the sth ult ,
having on board a few cases of opium, go its' wool, and
some other trifling articles, which are not in their nature
perishable; and she has been ordered to the quarantine an-
chorage.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Abberton, Shuttleworth, frotnlras, has arrived
off Fowey, sailed Sept. 30, and from St. Helena Dee. 5.
The Childrens, Durochier, from Madras, has arrived off
Fahnouth, sailed Oct. 16.

ARRIVALS AT MADRAS -His Majesty's ship Imogene,
Blackwood, from Malacca, Aug. 16, with troops, and
siiled Aug. 17, for Masulipatam ; Tropique, Roy, from
Bordeaux, Aug. 20 ; Resource, Warren, Aug. 21, ano
Ahherron, Shuttleworth, Aug. 24, from London ; hi,
Majesty's Migator, Lambert, from Penang, Aug. 25 ;
Euphrates, Buckham, and Alexander, Waugh, Aug. 27.
from London : Royal William, Arbuthnot, from Malacca
and Penang, Aug. 28; Coromandel, Boyes, from Landon,
Sept. 16 Drongan, APKenzie, from the Mauritius,
Sept. 18 ; London, Wimble, Sept. 19, and Hindostan,
Redman, Sept. 22, from London ; Burrell, Metcalf, from
New South Wales, Sept. 22 ; his Majesty's ship Ina.gene,
Blackwood, from Trincomalee ; Lord Hungerford, Far-
quharson.