The Sun.
London, England, 1851-08-16 00:00:00

OVERLAND MAIL

INDIA.
By advices from Trieste, of the 13th inst., is
are informed of the arrival at Suez of the Indian 014
The Haddington left Calcutta on the 3d of Jell'
and arrived at Suez on the 4th inst.
Her dates from Bombay are to the sth of Jell
The mail which left Bombay on the 7th of June
have returned to Ceylon on account of bad weather'i,
It was reported that orders had been given for t;
surrender of the northern ptovinces of the Nizon'
satisfaction of the sums due to the East Ind
Company.
There were rumours of an outbreak in Casbaler6
Three vessels bad been wrecked, viz., the' Pars!
Merchant, off Madras ; the Belgian vessel Phile
mane, in the Hooghly; and the Cheban, off BstaTio
The Engliih vessel, Sons of Commerce, bad be ao
wrecked near Aden, and a portion of her ere
murdered by the natives.
Commerce was dull.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH )
MARSEILLES, AUG, 15, 1 IT', 0
The India mail has arrived with intelligence ir%
Calcutta to July 3 ; Bombay, June 7 (thea 11180
which was detained) and July 5 ; and China, Jne 2
Exchange at Calcutta, 2s. lid. to 2s. lid•
and,
At Bombay money is more abundant. ExcliP-P
from Is. 1141. to Is. llid.

THE MOORS.
(Tee de)
Although the moruing of the 12th inst. (,---°the
last) was dark and lowering, yet by ten o'cl°e'ooo
weather cleared up, and a large number of spoll od,
were out on the moors in Northumberland, Cumber
and Westmoreland. Several parties were pretrisiop
cessful. On the Earl of Lonsdale's preserves, 0,.,°"10yel
and Birbeck fells, in Westmoreland, the Hon. v,°-/Afr.
Lowther, M.P., Captain Lowther, of the Guaratwed
J. Miles, and Mr. H. Spencer, of Whitehavenf'" 00
respectively nine, eight, six, and four brace esch'o
ie
these tells the grouse were very wild and congregl'asete
packs containing from 60 to 80 birds each. The me
party on Wednesday were more successful on tbe,tbs
fells. On Rodrip Fell, near Alston, Cumberland' 600
four following gentlemen shot 71 brace ? the
birds—namely, Mr. T. Fetherstonhaugb, 01
IA
College, Kirkoswald, 26 brace ; Mr. J. Ricbgri4Astr
of Penrith, 20 brace ; Mr. R. Tinkler, of bee.
grove, 15 brace ; Mr. J. Leming of Igkil°,llol
ter, 10 brace. On Mosedale Moor, CuroveA":oo,
Mr. E. W. Husell, of Delemain, and General 941)1.1;415
of Cockermouth Castle, bagged respectively 18 6,,"
00
brace. Mr. P. Musgrave, Eden-hall, and Par,ltbi
Ouseley Moor; Mr. H. H.aboru and party, on Mown-ii
Moor; Mr. W. Marshall, M.P., and Messrs. G. tads'
Marshall, on the extensive moors in the barony °' aYe
land, in Northumberland; Mr. H. Howard, of Grerof
Castle, and party, on Matterdale Moor, in the alieoo'
of Greystake; Mr. J. C. Spedding, Penrith, anctrii,
R. and F. Parker, of Yanwath-hall, on Feboy •etini
Westmoreland, all enjoyed most excellent ortlibe
have sent considerable quantities of birds down 14.13-0110‘
moors, but the precise number bagged by these ge
men was not ascertained. Birds on the moors iOOO,
north of England are more numerous this season oss
they were last year, and altogether much pint/40.00
finer birds. On some moors on Tuesday last theiroti
very wild and hard to come within range, beteg i°oo
into large packs. Grouse in the north are sellivi
a brace.