The Sun.
London, England, 1834-11-01 00:00:00

MONTHLY MILITARY OBITUARY.

GENERAL—Sir H. Warde, G. C. 8., Col. 31 F., Alresford,
Hampshire, Oct. 1.
MAJoa—Gillespie, late of R. Mar., July 25.
CAPTAINS—Hunt, h. p. 83 F., France, Sept. 17 ; Barrs,
h. p. Unatt., Dinan, France, Oct. 2; M. Burton, R. Mar.,
July 24.
LIEUTENANTS—Hinde, 4 Dr., Bombay, April 19 ; Hut-
chinson, R. Air. Corps, on passage from Sierra Leone,
Sept. 5 ; G. Stewart, h. p. 1 F., Aug. 10; Winckelman,
h. p. Wagg. Tr., Sept. 27; Keily, h. p. 60 F., London,
Sept. 24; M`Daniell, h. p. 67 F., Sept. 25 ; Parnall, h. p.
83 F., Sept. 10; Miles, h. p. Rif. Br., Swindon, Wilts,
Sept. 6 ; Atcherley, h. p. 1 Prov. Bn. Mil., May 27 ; Leo-
pold, late 7 Line Ger. L., July 11; J. Evans, late Art.
Drivers, Oct. 19.
SECOND LIEUTENANTS, CORNETS, AND ENSIGNS—PidCOCk
h. p. 21 Dr., Aug. I ; Cliffe, b. p. 93 F., July 25; Perry,
late 6 R. Vet. Bn., Sept. 15 ; H. Lyte, h. p. R. Mar.,
Oct. ; Quarry, h. p. R. Mar., Aug. 22 ; Harris, h. p. R.
Mar„ June ; Stone, h. p. R. Mar., July 25 ; Sam. Campbell,
h. .R. Mar., Aug. 15.
ADJUTANT Davidson, late 4 R. Vet. Bn., Calais,
Sept. 29.
QUARTER-MASTERS—BinIey, 1 F., Dublin, Oct. 2 ; How-
croft, h. p. 2 Life Gds., Sept. 12; Newstead, h. p. Norf.
Fen. Cay. Aug

CHAPLAINS—Cane, h. p. 128 F., Oct. ; Fisher, h. p. 131
F., Sept. 23.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT—Dep. Insp. Gen. of Hosp. Sir J.
D. A. Gilpin, Bath, Sept. 30; Staff As. Surg. Geddes,
Canada, Aug. 5.

COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT—Dep. Com. Gen. J. J.
Moore, Preston, July 3.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE
CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCT. 31.

The Harlequin, Corbin, from Calais ; Fortuna, Bernitt,
Harlingen Hussen ; Navarino, Paynter, Gijon ; Nonpareil,
Allen, Smyrna ; Flaimtom, M'Donald, Riga ; Haabit, Guyse,
Kioge ; Anne Maria, Israel, Prastoe; Gustave, Schievallian,
Dantzic ; Active, Snell, Malaga ; Vonebuck, Dixon, St. Pe-
tersburg ; Petit St. Orient, Mulin, Gravelines ; La Confi-
anan, Dien, Berlin ; Union, Hayd, Berlin ; La Bellone,
Lavalle, Berlin ; Victorins, Voss, Memel; Don Juan, Yates,
Denia ; Straton, Rae, Denia; John Cullen, Huper, St. Pe-
tersburg.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, OCT. 31.

The Cuba, Wyllie, for St. Lucia; Maddison, Wood, New
Orleans; Brocklebank, Stranack, Ostend ; Belfast, Middleton,
Calais ; William Jolliffe, Downie, Hambro.'
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, OCT. 31.
The Earl of Liverpool, Lomax, for Rotterdam : City of
Hambro', Wittingham, Hambro'; Charles Brooks, Bell, St.
Vincent's; Brocklebank, Strannack, Ostend 7 • Union, Head,
Havre; Lord, Goderich, Dauleny, Grenada; Neptunus, Pie-
ters, Antwerp ; Ann, Sickling, Hambro' ; Weichel, Lang,
Stettin • Adda, Simpson, Jamaica; Eden, Franklin, Deme-
rara; Commerce, Durig, Brussels ; Vrow Fremengina,Bream,
Amsterdam; Ocean, Falconer, Genoa.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, OCT. 30.
Lugertha, Eliason, for Norway; Trine, Wass, Elsinore ;
Governor M4K.ean, Freebody, St. John's, N.B.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES AT THE
SCOTCH WHARFS.

The late stormy weather, which has been attended with con-
siderable loss of property, and not a few lives at sea, has pre-'
vented the arrival of several smacks at the respective wharfs.
HOARE'S WHARF, OCT. 29.—Arrived the Rose, Bruce, from
Stettin, with a cargo of staves and linseed ; experienced a
dreadful passage. Whilst off Borcorn, on the 25th instant,
she took on board the master and crew of the brig Charlotte,
from Jacobstadt, to Leghorn, consisting of twelve persons, that
ves3el having been dismasted, and unmanageable.—The Manly,
Captain Benzie, from Limekilns, with a cargo of coals. Re-
ports having seen a number of dismasted vessels on the east
coast.—Oct. 29. No departures or advices.
DOWNE'S WHARF, OCT. 28.—Arrived none.—Sailed, at 10
A.M., the Inverness and London Shipping Company's smack
Hero, Captain John M'lntosh, for Inverness, with a general
cargo of merchandise. Oct. 22.—Arrived, 10 A.M., the Mon-
trose and London Shipping Company's smack Osnaburg, Cap-
tain William Keith, from Montrose, with a full average cargo
of canvass, provisions, &c. Sailed at 10 P.M., the Peterhead
and London New Shipping Company's smack London, Cap-
tain Robert Martin, for Peterhead, with a general cargo of
merchandise. At nine A.M., the Dundee, Perth, and London
Shipping Company's powerful steam-ship Dundee, John
Wishart, commander, for Dundee, with a considerable number
of passengers, and an extensive valuable cargo of merchan-
dise. No advices.

ABERDEEN STEAM-PACKET WHARF, OCT. 28.-- Arrived,
8 p.m., the Queen of Scotland steamtlhip, Commander Pear-
son, from Aberdeen, with passengers and a general cargo.
LEITH AND GLASGOW WHARF, *OCT. 27. Arrived, at six
p.m., the Royal William steam-ship, William Chaplin, com-
mander, from Leith, with passengers, and a valuable cargo
of merchandise. Oct. 28.—N0 arrivals or departures, and no
advices. Oct. 29.—Arrived, at 11 a.m., the London, Leith,
and Glasgow Shipping Company's smack Eagle, George Todd,
master, from Leith, with a good cargo, principally consisting
of thirty puncheons of whiskey, and a great quantity of Edin-
burgh ales, &c. Oct. 29.—Sailed none, and no arrivals.
LEITH AND BERWICK WHARF, Oct. 28. Arrived, at 10
a.m., the London and Leith Old Shipping Company's smack
Sir William Wallace, John Tulloch, master, from Leith, with
a general cargo, principally whiskey and Edinburgh and Leith
ales. This vessel had a very quick passage, having sailed from
Leith only on Saturday evening last. At 6 p.m., the London
and Berwick Shipping Company's smack King William, Cap-
tain William Dalgleish, from Berwick, with a general cargo,
principally provisions. Oct. 29.—Arrived none. Sailed, at
11 p.m., the London and Berwick Shipping Company's smack,
Stately, Captain Andrew Farmer, for Berwick, with a general
cargo of groceries, &c. Oct. 29.—N0 advices.
The late gales, which appear to have been general along the
coasts, have prevented the arrival of several vessels. The
crowded state of our columns prevented us giving the arrivals
and departures on Tuesday and Wednesday. The following
are the arrivals and departures yesterday :
DOWNES WHARF, OCT. 30.—N0 arrivals or departures. Ad-
vicc.—The Dundee, Perth, and London Shipping Company's
steam-ship Perth, owing to the violence of the late destructive
gales, did not arrive at Dundee until the evening of Sunday
the 26th instant. The practical knowledge of Captain James
Kidd, her experienced sailing-master, and her own qualities
as a sea-going steam-ship, nearly, if not altogether, approach-
ing those of the powerful and splendid steam-ship Dundee,
Commander John Wishart, are a sufficient guarantee that no-
thing but the violence of the late storm, which now appears to
have been general, occasioned the procrastination in her ar-
rival at her destination, viz., the very much increased of late
years and still rapidly increasing flourishing port of Dundee.
Mr. Clirehugh, the steward, continues to give great satisfac-
tion to passengers generally.
MILLER'S WHARF, OCT. 30.—N0 arrivals. Sailed at 1,
P. M., the London and Edinburgh Shipping Company's Smack
Trusty, Captain Rehren, for Leith • and the Aberdeen and
London Shipping Company's smack Bon Accord, • Captain
Robert Duncan, for Aberdeen, both with general cargoes of