The Sun.
London, England, 1834-08-21 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

20.
VESSELS. ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE,A
Carolina Matilda, Osterman, from Far in De,nma:k ;
sterdam, Cook, Amsterdam • Pilot, Chalmers, Petersburg,
Prosperitas, Hinlen, GuSe ; 'Anna Maria, Mays, Amsterdatn.!
Tagus, Levan, Liverpool; Caledonia, Mearns, St. peter:
burg ; La Prosperite, Lindenstrad, Memel ; New Phcela
Barton, Madeira and Jamaica; Zwendy Gebrada, Stange'
Newstadt ; Jonge Jabarm, Eklus, Newstadt ; St. George!
Brown, Grenada ; Diligent, Brzza, Licetta and Palern
New Thomas, Crutchfield, Vera Cruz ; Kaltern, Broderic
from Guernsey ; Statira, Reed, Jamaica ; Agnes, DelnPsel'
H avanna.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, AUG• 20.
Python, Bueemeyer, for Antwerp and. Brussels; Alargar:at
Gray, Lisbon ; Waterloo, Strannack, Dunkirk ; jobannk`;
Waller, Grieswold ; London Packet, Niegert, Dantzig • Midi,
of Wellington, Gould, Guernsey and Jersey ; Sir W•
cote, Lankam, Genoa; Escape, Pope, Dunkirk; I°P7
Wilson, Barbadoes ; Glory, Hurst, Hamburg •;__ Colons d
Smith, Barbadoes ; Cumberland, Heely, New York ; 11°r
Byron, Trickey, Trieste ; Scaleby Castle, Brown, COW'
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGOES, AUG• 20. unn.
Fancy, Drummond, for Antwerp; Hope, Harman, l'srcic'
Santa Maria, Potter, Lisbon and Para ; Jane, 'nu.
Oporto ; Waterloo, Strannack, Dunkirk ; Woodmostern,
Taylor, Leghorn.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, AUG. 20. „er,
Baltic Merchant, Dumble, for Quebec ; Trefusis,
St. Petersburg ; Johanna, Swaintron, Blonburg ; Conferee'
.
a
ruce Classen, Feanely, Sweden ; Frederick, nderick, Moller,
Caroline Therese, Claudi, Baltic.

VESELS SPOKEN . N
Amphitrite, Elliott,S
of North Shields,WlTH
lat. 57. 13. •
4. 7. E. with loss of foremast, by the Christiana, Forster,3 4th
rived at Grimsby, Gloria Deo, Rio Janeiro, for HamburiP,oth
ult., lat. 8. long. 28. Maria, Bristol for Demerara, er.
inst., lat. 48. long. 14. by the Henry, arrived off P°lo,
Richard, Antwerp for Rio Janeiro, by the Peru, Grahams,
rived off Penzance.

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have the honour to state, for the iiSifoYrmßA'atjiovni'll9nt.gbe..
masters of vessels coming to any port in Greece from the
land, that unless they are furnished with a bill of health, t
will not be admitted to practique, and will be subject to
t 0
the expenses of the quarantine both on the vessel and 01/
goods they may have to land. I am, Sir,
(Signed) RICHARD WILKINSON, Consul o
Agent to Lloyd's.
Wm. Dobson, Esq., Lloyd's.

4.
Council Office, Whitehall, Aug. 19, 18c 0
SIR,—I am commanded by the Lords of the Counog
transmit to you the enclosed copy of a letter which,
Lord-
been addressed to Viscount Palmerston, has been by his 0 0
ship's desire communicated to the Privy Council, and I I! tbe
request that you will lay the same before the Chairman
Cominittee of merchants at Lloyd's, for the informat'°
those it may concern.

I am, Sir, your most obedient humble servant, E,
( Signed) C. GRE VILLI'
W. Dobson, Esq. Secretary, Lloyd's.
,534.
,"Florence, the 7th August, our
" 11.1 v Loan,—l am concerned to have to acquainlers
Lordship, that in consequence of the re-appearance of c
47" e iftbis
morbus in the United Kingdom, the Board of Health $ll
country have, for the present, suspended from precticiti weed
vessels arriving at Leghorn from the different ports soci
be
London and Yarmouth towards the North, and Lond°l6.ool
the Isle of Wight towards the South, together with those
the coast of Ireland. I have, &c.
° (Siomed) "G.H. SE YMOUR.
" Viscount Palmerston, &c. &c. &c."

UNUSUAL MORTALITY IN A FAMILY' r of
Wednesday last three of the children of Mr. Robert 0° 0011'
Groodramgate, in this city, were interred together at theeijest
Tiinity Church, in that street. They were boys,
being nine years and a half old, the second five years, arid one
third about a year. Two Of them died of small-poz
of scarlet fever, both disorders having attacked the
the a the
the same time. A few weeks ago another of the same
a girl of nearly three years old,* died of small-pox.
skireman, of Saturday.
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A shocking occurrence has recently taken 11-°;at
Nismes, department du Gard, France. It appears 'co&
young female, named Emile Dumont, the daughter of an
emelV
residing at Nismes, and who is represented as being Otr,ith $
beautiful and fascinating, had contractad an intirnaeY s't the
young man in the town, named Jules d'Assaut, eOO.
knowledge or concurrence of her father. The intimac!f3tber
tinued for a considerable length of time without
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having had any idea that it existed, but it was at lenghter t°
covered by him, and he peremptorily enjoined his daug netet
a
desist from any further acquaintance with her lover, ani bet
to see him any more. In vain did the young lady ireP bc'ebrl
father to consider her feelings, and the affection which $ toe'
to her lover ; he persisted in his determination, and thrall ow
that if she ever saw Jules again he would place her inoarwbic'
vent for life. The poor girl, finding her father inel 09"
submitted to her fate with apparent resignation; be'
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with some difficulty that she could procure permission f
rierrer
father to write to her lover to inform him that she trol,s,t,,
tbd
see him more. After she had so done, notwithstan°7ricm
strict surveillance under which she was placed, she cod thst:,
to have an interview with her lover, and it is supPsen the
finding the difficulties which presented themselves ts'idis'
union insurmountable, they determined, that as they c° °A set;
live for each other, they would at least die together' A, is be;
vant, on going into the room occupied by the young law The'
father's house; found her reclining in her lover's arnls't Oaf'
were both dead from the effluvium arising from a pot root',.i
coal, which they had lighted and placed on a table n tnerittes'
On anothei table lay a sheet of paper open, on which wa3 `c-rt qoe
in a female hand, " Mon pere, je ne puis soutenir le °bold!
vous m'avez distine." Underneath this was writtan Ina 014
hand, " Malheureux pere I vous avez tut votre enfant:h o ;
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tragical occurrence created a very great sensation in t,e e
of Nismes. The unhappy pair were both buried in °reti
in the principal cemetery, and their remains were foil°s,, we
an immense concourse of their fellow-townsmen, 'wb°
deeply affected at theii tragical fate.—Echo du Gard.
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IR THS.
On the 16th inst., at Moore Abbey, county of Kildare, the
Henry Moore, of a daughter.
On the 19th inst., at Highgate, the lady of M. Peac°' 13
of a son. vrig

On the 19th inst., in Red Lion-square, the lady of John
Esq., of a son, still-born.
of
MARR
On the 20th inst., at PetershamlE D.,e#
, Major-General Bu f
Southampton, to Eliza Catherine Bradshaw, daughter c'
ao
Bradshaw, Esq., of Petersham, Surrey. Geovo,
On the 12th inst., at St. James's Church, the Beif'resrs°
Comb, to Catherine Anne Pearson, relict of the late J•
Frsf,j
Esq.,
.of Great Marlborough-street.
toe, ne.:
On the 16th inst., at All Souls Church, Langbam-P' late
Bradshaw Smith, sq., to Mary Alice, daughter of the .10
Hensl:aw, Esq., formerly of Mare-hall, Essex. „
On the 18th inst., at St. Nicholas Church, , t
Henty, Esq., solicitor, of Brighton, to Matilda S.2.you°b' 5
ter of William Camfield, Esq., of Groombridge, Kent'
DIED. CPef,
hard
On the 10th inst., at New Steyne, Brighton, "t`c"-Su,t'ol'
Esq., late of Kensington-square, and of HorsteadrPlaee',viol the,
his 81st 3rear. He was one of the few Officers who s- onu sal
sduebfesaetquoefnCet
iluoinperlisßonamilleien'ts
odfetnaecarhmlyenfotubryyeTaiisppiono SultaTngeoll
the oel
Seringapatam. colccer
On the 14th inst., in Hollts-street, Cavendish-squarrelco
r
John Drigue Morgan, in his 74th year, late Inspecting
.(100
sof the Coventry Recruiting District, &c. &c.
On the 13th inst. Colonel Edward Bayley, 1ea,111,-,ll,,voriortel
(who was daughter Of the late General Coghlan) slur' (;,:-ot.-1'
On the 15th ult., at Gibraltar, Margaret, wife of
Turner, C 8., Royal Artillery.
On the 19th inst., Harriet, wife of Mr. T. Edmonds, bter
Bank. t ds'ig
• On the 16th inst., at Bedford-place, Catherine, ,uft,!
of Mr. B. W. Horne. noett, 701°
On the Bth inst., at the residence of Sir Francis and ° tlO
St. James's-place, Barbara Joanna, :aged nine monthi:;000/1351
17th inst., Mary Eleanora, aged two years and nil
of Or'
children of J. B. Trevanion, Esq. 500
On the 18th inst., in his 40th year, Thomas, eldest taell,
George Penman, of Royal Hospital, Chelsea. Geo, W
el
On the 11th inst., at Schleswig, in his 61st year, e
tlf
sie'
Esq., of Dover, Kent. t S°lltba° -K
On the 12th inst., aged 21, at her lodgings %sone r
Ann, wife of Wm. Beak, Esq., of Green-street, Gr Mrs.
London ; also same day, Sophia Anne, daughter m ,21%,
gea
aged 11 weeks.aj
Thomas,OntheyloButnhgeinststs.o,
ninofthiehComreasscecnht,apCinamanb,eErwsgel.l:ogrf%ls'iner'
lat One of
the 13th i
College, Oxford. ie,
nst., aged 55, Sarah, wife f of
Kennington-common and Fenehurch-streeto. s°ll
On the 13th inst., George Wright Beasley, Y° gsr
tid
Beasley, of xbridge. the Bev, of
On the 11th inst., at Heath Cottage, Beds'
Benson, M.A., in his 45th y •
ear.
Mr Juhn ics'
On the 18th inst., in Stamford-street, - /500 co
Crane-court, Fleet-street, solicitor, in his 71st Teorge's,
Philthe 26th June last at Epsom Estate, St'
ipintbatJlasqlauld.eil, Esq., in his 62d year, and the 4i th dihr
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