The Sun.
London, England, 1834-08-12 00:00:00

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DEAL, AUG. I.—Wind W.—Arriverl from the riveritreu::
remain, the Catherine, Bell, for Trieste; John M‘ 01
ff:r Halifax ; Sandwich, Northworthy, for I.3urbou-; -Pla°3et,
the re,
for Quebec; and Autumn', Lambert, for Galway;
from Hull, for Plymouth ; Hope, Bowel!, from Riga, for
mouth ; and Severn, Brathwaite, from Bengal, for LondOrl'
PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 11.-Wind S. S. W.
PLymou'ru, Au°. 10.—Wind light and variable. fed the
FALMOUTH, AUG. 10.—Wind S. to S. E.—Arri
Cazique, Henry, from Valparaiso.
COWES, Aua. 11.—Arrived the Zanga, Donaldson'
-r
R iBo
R..TraGnirroo.x,
tie Ol'
AUG. 11.—Arrived of? port the Fortune,
from Calcutta—sailed 24th March. • fromLi vEapooL, AUG. 10.—Arrived the Margaret, Gra!,g' to!0,
Trieste ; Arcadia, Lo-v-ehnt?, from Finland ; Express, Pert the
from Memel ; Elise, Ramont, from Dantzic. Off Porbgt
Lord Althorp, from Calcutta ; Caledonia, from B°ll'
Lady East, from Batavia ; Courier, from Lima ; Gazelle' od
Mary Brade, from Bahia ; Cifton, from Barhadoes;
Augusta, from
CLYDE, Avo. 9.—Arrived the
John's, New runswick e'
Minerva. , Brown, frr I, el,
merara ; Mars, M'Aulay, from New Orleans ; and
Jotter, from Charleston. fret
PETERHEAD, AUG. 9.—Arrived the Eclipse, Sutter'
Greenland, with 2 fish, 27 tons.

The Westoe Seurr, from the Mauritius to Calcutta'
dismasted at Solomon Island.
the
The Renown, Gordon, bound to London, put back to
gae
Mauritius on the 3d of May, having experienced a l'e°l
on the 13th of April, in which she lost topmast, bowsPr'4" dis•
and shipped a considerable quantity of water ; cal°
charging, very much damaged.

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vat rbea,
Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at = dai
dated August 8 :—" The Eclipse, Sutter, arrived NI: the
from Greenland with two fish, 27 tons, and reports tlls)forP
Commerce, of this port, was clean on the 28thult. The d the
of this port, left the ice on the 27 ult., with three fish; a.,niencl,
Union, of this port, on the 17th, with two fish. The 1r.13011
ship, of Dundee, left on the 17th, with two fish ; and the ksijjpi
and Elizabeth, of Hull, left the ice clean. Nine foreig,
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had only three fish amongst them. It would appear 61
ships could not get where the fish were, for ice.

We find, by the letters received at Lloyd's from
that the cholera there is on the decrease. a the
GIBRALTAR, JULY 21.—Report of cholera cases a'n,. 01'
military and the civil population, from July 18 to 21
New cases. Deati
July 18 • 69

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-
Lady Byron and her daughter, Miss Ada via 'ter'
Fe at present sojourning at Harrogate, which favourite -
ing-place is now crowde with fashionables.
°lite
The Right Hon. Lord Lyndhurst, on his r the
Porn the city of Durham to Newcastle, paid a short visit t°
Earl of Durham, at Lambton Castle. t
tie
VISCOUNT RANELAGH.—The authorities %o,
War-office have received authentic information of the ox's-t
of this young Nobleman, whose name appears in the 115
Lieutenants in the 7th Royal Fusileers. iCk'
Lord Glentworth, eldest son of the Earl of Lint The
died on Thursday last, in the forty-sixth year of his ag,e:olo
Hon. Mr. Perry, his eldest son, is now heir to the r':state
and estates of Limerick. He had been in a declining te(l'
of health for some time, but his death was not anticiP3i
He was born May the 26th, 1789. His Lordship sca,:f
ried May the 11th, 1808, to Annabella, second daughtetj 0/11
Edwards, Esq., of Old Court, county Wicklow. P.' Lotll
Lady, who survives him, he has left eight children.
Glentworth was brother-in-law to the Colonial Secret'''.
Madame Tussaud, whose exhibition has given;nr
neral satisfaction, removes this week to Grove House, , for
berwell, where it will, no doubt, be liberally suplArtead cit"°
this is an exhibition that must be seen to be credited,
which must meet with success, affording as it does 50 b
entertainment both to the eye and to the mind. We

e:e.-y success.
re (,;I`l-
MR. BRAIIAM THE VOCALIST.--We
to be able to contradict the report of the death of tbistntei.
w
plished singer from cholera. There is not the s
truth in it.
SINGULAR ACCIDENT BY LIGHTNING'ig o,`
Tuesday night last, a sheep, the property of Mr. geas..,re;°'
Oxenwood, was killed in his fold, amongst a great 1111".1c' ose
others who were injured ; the electric fluid having struck
eye of the sheep, passing down the side of the neck',te
of
nating over the shoulder; the other eye was appare3i,,
injured.—Rcading Mercury.
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LAST CENSUS OF GREECE.—Populahom,‘,4o2 1"/
Towns, 116. Villages, 2,146. Villages in the Isles °
Archipelago, 33 inhabited.
ST. MoNANcE.--.There was caught here late,
Robert Paterson, fisherman, the largest haddock which 4,01
membered to have been seen by any even the oldest otapi
inhabitants. It measured 2} feet long-, and 14- in girth r°
the thickest part, weighing B:',,lbs.—Edinburgli Paper.
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ME TBO 11.—On Monday afternoon, about si% o'c'°gr
a fiery meteor, of momentary duration, but of splendifla,o
pearance, was witnessed from Dunblane. It appeared "'„t
broad belt of burnished gold dangling perpendicular)' re'
~ re'
considerable height in the atmosphere, and rellecting";
markable brilliancy the rays of the descending sun.
who witnessed the phenomenon at a public roup gr°l,l3ll'
crop in the vicinity of the city, it seemed as if a broad rib tv
of sparkling and varied lights had dropped from a roll t'le,/
clouds to become extinct in about a second of a minus
Edinburgh Paper.
CHOLERA.—The season having arrived 1001, 0,
among other pre-disposing causes to intestine c°T,Pillajer';'
we may rank the free and almost irresistible inuul is'
in fruit, the necessary consequence of which is 3.-g 0
creased demand for pure Brandy ; it may not be attili the
renew in the recollection of the public the knowledgeo°,7 apd
fact that, during the prevalence of the Cholera in 18" ~
1833, one of the greatest safeguards was found in the u-
Pap
BETTS' PATENT FRENCH DISTILLED BRANDY ; Which,
the acknowledgment of' many of the most eminent ilkeepell
men in London and elsewhere, was declared to exceed rialope
Brandy in its medicinal properties. One reason which
e, is
sufficed to justify this preference was the entire absol';•.tir
the Patent Brandy (as certified by several of the most u!:t
guished chemists), of those acids which are known to cltilet'
the foreign spirit; and which extensively counteract its ectiv
wise beneficial qualities. J. T. BETTS and Co.'s s°le,iere
blishment is at the Distillery, No. 7, Smithfield Bars', ad,
the Patent Brandy may be obtained, either Pale or CoL'aisi
in quantities not less than Two Gallons, at 18s. per NIP`
Gallon.