The Sun.
London, England, 1834-07-15 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING. led
The Avoca, from Singapore, has arrived off Margate, sailed
on the 3d March ; the New Grove, from Bengal, in the
Downs, sailed 22d January, and from St. Helena 12th *lc*
Arrival at Bahia—The William Bryan, from Hobart Tiovn,
sailed 17th May.
Arrivals at Bombay.—The Eliza Stewart, from the Clyde'
and Caledonia, from Liverpool, on the 4th March. d
Arrivals at Bengal.—The William Wilson, from Galle,
Edward, from Mauritius, on the 25th Febrnary ; the Victoirn
and Leise, from Bourbon, on the 26th ; the Research, from
Madras, on the 3d March ; the Bright Planet, from Mareamilis
on the 4th. s
Departures from Bengal.—The Edward Barnett, for gamra
and Ceylon, on the 24th February ; the Virginia and Sp the
for Madras, on the 24th ; the Angelica, for Macao, on ti`
on
2d March ; and the Sir Archibald Campbell, for Penang' °
the 3d March.
Arrivals at Manilla.—The Sanguenay, from Liverpool' 71.
the sth February, and the Mary, from South Wales, on the 18t h•
Arrival at Batavia.—The John, from Liverpool, °n't
13th March. •
Departure from Batavia.—The Perseverance, for Singa-
pore, on the 12th March. tbe
Arrivals at Singapore.—The Atlas, from China, °n..
9th February; the Caledonia and Water Witch, from Bog.e
on the 13th ; the Lady East, from Manilla, on the 16th ; '1„
Earl of Clare, from China, and Hind, from Siam, on the 240`,'_:
the Lucy, from Batavia, and Hannah, from China, on tPli
25th ; the Aurelia, from Point-de-Galle, on the 26th; 111
Harriet, from Mentz.
Departures from Singapore.—The Thetis, for Chien/e
the 7th February ; the Atlas, for Batavia, on the lath; the
Water Witch, for China, and Patriot, for Batavia, °°,,;th,
13th • the Hind, on the -26th, and Earl of Clare, on the """
for Vombay.
Arrival at Madras.—The Orient, on the 28th May. .0,
His Majesty's ship Despatch, Port of SISI
Trinidad, 28th May, 1834. pf
" Sir,—l send you, for the information of the rnerellin7d
Trinidad, the following bearings of a shoal on the south Is 64
of this island,---viz., from Heron Point, E. s, . Isles P°i!is
O.—N. ; Windmill on Chatham estate, N. The shoal li,ets
about four miles off the land, and you carry five fathoms t°
outer edge. I found three fathoms at low water inside of
and five feet at its shoalest part. It is-said to extend, fr°
east to west, about half a mile.—l am, Sir, &c. &c.
" GEORGE DANIELL, Comment"'
" Henry Scott, Esq., Agent to Lloyd's at Trinidad."
The Nehemiah, from Liverpool to Halifax, put into Cork
on the 11th inst., with loss of foretopmast, &c.
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SINGAPORE, MARCH 3.—The Correio de Manilla, w...t," a
this port for Manilla on the 19th November, had not Arrive
there on the 13th February.
MILFORD, JULY 12.—The Nancy, of Saltcoats, is dietri
ing, for the purpose of blocking her, and securing the kW.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE, Jul Lit;
The Sir Edward Banks, from Rotterdam; the putt P"4
Ostend; the Anna Cornelia, from Norden ; the Escape the
Active, from Dunkirk ; the Olympia, from New Orleans; ad
Caroline, from Quebec; the Lady Nugent, from Bonlbaf
Cape of Good Hope; the Avoca, from Marvao and Sips
pore; the Francis Smith, the London, the Antiew, the
Woodmanstern, from Jamaica ; the Buoyant, the DaPhile'soi
Queen, and Castlereagh, from Figueira ; the Pomona
Canadian, from Quebec ; the Naiade, from' Newstadt; •
adelf
Legarthe, from Gottenburgh; the Rosalind, front -- Af the
and Trinidad; the Tiber, from Trieste and Coperhaffeurese
Mary Pesta, from Liverpool ; the Perseverance, from
foundland; the Childe Harold, from Calcutta; the tis;
from Cadiz ; the Prince Regent, from Guernsey; theards,
Scott, from Smyrna; the New Brunswick, from St- fron;
New Brunswick; the Union, from Trieste; the Tyne', tb6
Newcastle; the Toronto, from Montreal and Quebec 'DOI'
Robert, from Monserrat and St. Kitt's ; the Countess 01
more, from Launceston ; the Nancy, from Pictou; the tbs
Clarke, from Jamaica ; the Wemyss, from Mogadore;.st.
Sophia, from Madeira and Calcutta; the Jordesoo, f[e,,,:1410
Vincent's; the Porcupine, from the River Gambia; tu"
Grove, from Calcutta; the Beaufort, from Quebec; tl;,eforP
lumbine, from Hamburgh ; the Royal George, fronl, Fog
tius and Cape; the Lavinia, from Villa Nova ; and we
Sisters, from St. Michael's.

ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, JULY If! e ihr
The London Merchant, for Rotterdam; the NepraUgh;
Cherbourg ; the Newton, for Elsinore and St. PetereuV.
the Duke of Wellington, for Guernsey and Jersey ; the,d,
Liam of St. Vincent's ; the Heros, for Calais; the WA'
for Algoa Bay ; and the William Joliffe, for Hamburg.

CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, JULY 14.
The Sic Soa Riade, and Friendschaf, for the flaligori'
Lustre, for St. Petersburgh ; the Pe-11yard Park, for - for
tius ; the Lawrence and Mary, for Grunswald ; the Flibri.v
Denmark ; the Goede Haab, for the Baltic; the Anne:
tina, for Norway ; and the Petit St. Pierre, for Gravel'A ,
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN CARtiOEs, JULY 14. (et
The Vrow Elizabeth, for Ostend and Bruges ; the TY! 'tlie
Corfu and Zante; the Iris for Gottenburg and StockhoW:rter,
Janet, for Hobart Town and Launceston ; the Charles C
for the Cape of Good Hope ; the Adventure, for Lisholl;001.
Josephine, for Antwerp ; the Vavourite, for Cadiz ; ibena the
tania, for Malta ; the Spanish Packet, for Cadiz
Sseptre, for Gibraltar.
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VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Agnes and Ann, from New Orleans to Clyde'
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19th ult., off Cape Florida. The Hector, from 1:511c1°
to Quebec, on the 30th ult., in lat. 53., long. 26. 'l'. .""g,,ls
ling Castle, from Lochindall to Quebec, on the 4th 035.
lat. 54., long. 12., by the Pane, arrived in the Clyde. Its Or
The Gambia, from the Cape, on the 19th May, b 7 t
prey, which arrived at St. Helena on the 28th May, jot,'
The Bombay Packet, from Liverpool to Bombay, in 0:,"
long. 25. The Eleonora Sophia, in lat. 3 N., long'''. _„
The Cleveland Aberly, from London to Bombay: wit
Georgia, from Liverpool to Valparaiso, in lat. 57
23 W., by the Harmonic, arrived at Rio Janeiro. ' • .1. PO
The Symmetry, from Liverpool to China, on the 7iu
in lat. 4. 11. N., long. 23. 24. W.

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There are a class of empirics whom the Arilet w.d c
call " Steam Doctors," from their prescribing hot- e.
Cayenne pepper for every complaint, from a cold ba
se
throat to the yellow fever.
A few days since, a sheep passing dog 1;
street, rushed into the shop of Mr. Gilbert, Carver and .1
where a large looking-glass was standing on the fl°`lol,l
animal seeing its form in the mirror, made a bolt toilo/
companion in appearance, and smashed the plate to
Norwich Mercury.
L., CO:0:
HIGHLAND CRITICISM.—A niguien", +he
master was lately expatiating on the superiority Of
guage of the Highlands over that of every country, 704
natural digression, came to remark on the glaring inac 450
as he conceived them to be, of the English tongue.,
rietyt,,,,
to prove his many and grievous charges against Pr°l34, fro
took the word Hypocrite, by way of illustration.. . &item
said he, in the accent of Mull. " you call a man that.leS
to his religious profession a Heepocreet, and a vi°ll3,o ,11000
character you call her a Heepocreet to(, ; now," said tu
Donald, bearing back his head with an air of- digll4ll
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might have done for the great lexicographer himSe
man be an Heepocreet, both common sense and the g—
the noun tell you that the woman ought to be called A
creet."
BIRTHS.
On the 13th inst., in Grosvenor-place, the lady d ("rd
Kemmis, of a son. Is 4/
On the 10th inst., in Walker-street, Edinburgh, the 0,
Stewart C. Bruce, Esq., of a son. ,
On the 14th inst., at the Piazza, Covent-garden, Afre' pie
Robins, of a daughter. Y
of Ta, • ,
On the 13th inst., at Rochester, the lad Francis 0
ill
rnarez Savage, Esq., of a son. On the 12th inst., at Tunbridge Wells, the lady of cob)sag,
of Wimbledon-common, of a son. e
On the 12th inst., Mrs. John Moyer Heathcot_,e 0(1
On the 12th inst., at Maidstone, Mrs. Georße PoYreie
On the 12th inst., the lady of C. J. Cook, .bs(l, °' ads of '
On the 14th inst., the lady of Samuel Fisher, Esq.! . ,/
well-common, of a daughter. tielk!
On the 11th inst., at Lewes, Sussex, Mrs. iv4.l
daughter. itAjo
On the 14th inst., Mrs. S. W. Rowsell, Cheapside,4o.,
On the 14th inst., at Biggleswade, Mrs. John N.
daughter.
MARRIED. 11 0
On the 10th inst., at Newry, Thomas Shuldhal2 „ of 0
Esq., 6th, or Royal Warwickshire Regiment, eldest 57,,,uer
dierGeneral O'Halloran, C. 8., Bengal Army, to *
daughter of James Waring, Esq. PletlP
On the 14th inst., by special license, the Count de ob!
Elizabeth Anne, daughter of the late Rev. Wie4hee,,
Howard Hartley, of Bucklebury House Berkshire, 311"
Gloucestershire. ,
sr
On the 10th inst., at Tong, Shropshire, Thomas o
(grandson and heir of the late Thomas Gilbert, EsEl.9ardobi
Bencher of the Inner Temple, of Cotton Hall, Stallion
Mary Anne Moss, youngest daughter'
of the late W.l
Esq., of Chetwynd House, in the county of

D IE • ce
On the 13th inst., in Sussex-placeD.
, at the resido
in-law, Captain E. C. Fletcher, the Right Hon. Lady
relict of the late Lord Teignmouth.
11°P
On the 13th inst., in Harley-street, aged 13, the
Sydney Smythe, second son of Viscount Strangfora, • the
On the 9th of March last, at Tengaragoong,
_AN i
Java, David Alexander Fraser, Esq., in his 47th Prea:d, ico.
e
On the 7th inst., at Poole, Dorset, John Goss°, n'ti
On the 12th inst., Sarah, the wife of Jolm To° -
Broom House, near Manchester.
On the 13th inst., in Great Surrey-street, Bi
Charles Holehouse, Esq., in his 77th year. .4h es" je
On the 13th inst., in Chatham-place, in her lOnsard,..4
Luke, youngest daughter of the late Mr. T. C. Hag the
On the 13th inst., at Bath, John Hayes, Esq., °' -
change, aged 32. 'Ott
On the 11th inst., a Mint-home, Chipstead, SO'
Matilda Ranken, daughter of the late Adolphus lisilibbher d
On the 10th inst., at Sydenham, in his 34th r'sr'"
Hayes, Esq., of Clare-hall, Cambridge. f the IS° e`
On the 12th inst., at Hackney, Alice, widow 0
Lewin, Esq., aged 77. I ida'Flace'ololl
On the 13th inst., Henry Chitty, Esq., 0f..3 -
ware-road, aged 34.
On the 12th inst., at his Chambers in the Alban)'-
foe
David Wilson, of the East India Company's seryl.enhethe
On the 9th inst., in Eaton-street, Pimlico,
the late Mr. John Robinson, arred 53. fiepeeirt
On the llth inst., Anne, wife of Mr. Samuel
burn, Middlesex.

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