The Sun.
London, England, 1834-11-24 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT TI
CUSTOM-HOUSE, Nov. 20. Jason'
The Brocklebank, Strannack, from Ostend; Elbe' DO'
from Dundee; Attwood, Morfee, from AntwerP; fro°
Strannack, from Ostend; Ignes Mathilda, flYgesgAniratlect
Porsground ; Speedwell, Wincot, from Creek ; gillore;
Perry, from Dunkirk ; Monarch, Somerville, from calsii;
Vissera, Selswa, from Worcurn ; Union, Hedde, from 500,
Galena, Cooper, from Newcastl; Richard and Betsey, 130 t•
from Banderman ; Ann and Elizabeth, Tiltman, froal so.
logne ; Continuation, Blackman, from Jacobstadt ; Ell,,cl;tli
field, Thompson, from Glucstadt ; Brandy Wine cites;
Duck, from Oporto ; Duke of Norfolk, Hands, from St. +'
and Jane, Inge, from Newcastle. ov. °I"
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING' —WI
The Commercial Packet, King, for Rotterdaol ,cal*
Cordier, for Antwerp ; Hercules, Daniels, for sro-Dst3'
New South Wales ; Red Port, Gibbons, for °port° r Nef
vier, Dunlop. for Rotterdam ; Montreal; Chadwick, 1.,;e nice;
York ; Royal William, Smith, for Trieste and AO'
Columbine, Corbin, for Hamburg ; and Susan Pa
Brown, for Lasune.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, 14%;.013te'
The Vegesack, Balleher, for Bremen • Duke of ors;
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Harris, for Jamaica; Posthumous, Remington, for - pelle.
Henry, Kendal, for St. Thomas's and New Providenc_Fehthfor
Alliance, Peter, for Antwerp ; and Happy Return, b
Antwerp. Nov• 111.4
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST,.;I4; 0
The Lady Nugent, Forrett, for New South BALLAST`.;
Cubania, Young, for St. Jago de Cuba. •

EAST INDIA. 100C1°14.„,d
ARRIVALS AT THE MAURITIUS.—The Premier, foto;
on the 25th June ; the John, from Rio, the Trqi(l7'oo
Bordeaux, and the Matthew Plummer, from the (API,
27th ; the Alexander, from Calcutta, and Deux Sc'l:4; SOP"
Singapore, on the 30th; the Quebec Trader, fill"'
River, on the 3d July. T., rd,
DEPARTURES FROM THE MAURITIITS.—The /110 the
Calcutta, on the 19th June ; the Parmei, for Calcutta Or
23d; the George and Mary, for Ceylon, and the 11,e
Bourbon and Bombay, on the 28th ; the Fame, 011 (or Lie'.
aid the Java, on the 13th, for Ceylon; the Seppings',4.
lon, and the Duke of Kent, for Launceston, on the °ll
DEPARTURES FROM BOMBAY.—The Carnotte for ti.'.stlo
the 4th June ; the William, Turner, for the
SHIPS SPOKEN WITH.—The Cabotia, on the Bthd O7O.
from Liverpool to New South Wales, in lat. 8. N. lob, 0
W. ; the Buckinghamshire, on the 10th, from lAD; the
Bombay, in lat. 10. long. 25. W. ; the Larkins, " W.i
12th, from London to Madras, in lat. 8. N., ° 23.11 tbe
Cie Alfred, from Madras to London, off Algoa Bay'
10th August. o 0
C
ARRIVAL AT ST. HELENA.—The Pyramus, from
the 20th September, and sailed for Falmouth.
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COUNTESS OF HARRINGTON.—ThO P°Ariar.
this lady, when Miss Foote, and presented to her ti:s;rel'A
Green Hayne, is now for sale at a jeweller's in Rogef:e4
an
The picture is in a gold frame, set with emeralds, roul pre'
other precious stones. This was among the thewoo° whole
senis given to Miss Foote by Mr. Hayne, which in t said t°
cost him upwards of 5,000/. The price now' asked
be 100 guineas.
BIRTHS. St°l'el'
On the 17th inst., at Portsmouth, the lady of P. of
Es On 65th Regiment, of a son.
the 16th inst., the lady of H. Stafford Thosnrs°"'
0 0'
Fairfield Lodge, near York, of a son. e 0
On the 21st inst., at the Dowager Lady Arundelrs, th

Mrs. Neave, of a son.
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MARRIED. ,b 11°.in.
On the 18th inst., by special license at Halton Chapel, "tsrol_rai:
Arthur Lascelles, fifth son of the Earl of Harewood, tpot I,l°P
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Prances fourth daughter of Sir Richard Brooke, Bert" ,3,11-
Priory, 'Cheshire.
At•Whitminster, Charles Shillito, Esq., jun., of Potnfelivii la°
geon, to Eliza, relict of the late Captain Charles Eyre, ° .‘,.
'sl'
jesty's First or Royal Regiment of Foot. to
On the 20th inst., Charles St. John, Esq., of ChaileY' rge
Anne Gibson, of Hampstead. Geo
On the 19th inst., at St. Olave's Church, Soutbvrark'ma
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Kither, the youngest son of John Kither, of Dartford. t° f li°l'
mentina Storey, youngest daughter of James Storey, o'l' °
'3' o of
man's-pce, Dartford 00'9151e
On the 20th inst., at St. Martin's Church, John, e 1 $ the
Samuel John Pittar, Esq., to Fanny Maria, daughter °' t,.
Richard Waring, Esq., of Belfast. e Scot.'
On the 6th inst., at the British Ambassador's at Dern ' to )e,
Colonel Pownall Phipps, of Connaught-square, Lencl°,ll'3lsr4.,
Anna Smith, second daughter of Mr. Robt. Smith, R°_,YL/d, le
On the 18th inst., at Abbott's Langley, Thomas Go.
,yea%
Old Broad-street, to Emma, daughter of Sam, Ward, Estl.
den, Herts.
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DIED. ~11$.10,d•
On the 23d inst., Captain John Fernandez, late of his Gre'
53d Regiment, eldest son of M. Fernandez, Esq., late ° bcf
street, now of Ross, Herefordshire. .„., in
On the 21st inst., Mrs. Myrtilla Smith, of Peck ;of
77th year. ea `-'''',o-e`'
On the 20th inst., after a long and painful illness, time'.
Ann Sophia, wife of Mr. William Smith, solicitor, ceee
Manchester. eeV' 1,%14'
On the 23d inst., after a lingering illness of some .`;. at tile stet'
sioned by cold taken at the opening lecture delivereagodce/
chanics' Institution at Stratford, Rowland Detrosier, of i 000001
secretary to the late National Political Union ; a &cc:46-1 0,0 th‘
friend to humanity. To the friends of true philesophYrLtrosler,'lo4
no slight degree of pleasure to hear that Rowland v`des,rie?sted
working man's instructor, died without prejudice, after „ ctlet,.olfl'
remains to be devoted to the purposes of science. ",';. oril
lectures delivered to the working people at Manehes' essioeks4.,,,
ciently evidence his devotion to the cause of moral Pregrt 0, ''-p).
On the 20th inst., Emily, wife of W. J. A. Abiogiy sieo
Barrister-at-Law, after having given birth to a son °I) 0,
previous. „ad 1e
On the 22d inst., in Cunningham-place, Edgware— ' •est'
and Rev. Pierce aged 58. her 75ti1l .1
On the 14th inst., at Hop on, near Yarmouth, in ~ „odic,
Mrs. Sayers, widow of the late James Sayers, Esq „f the P „
On the 29th ult., at Malta, John Shower, Es(l', - JP'
Staff, aged 43.
On the 7th inst., at Vansittart-terrace,
Cochran, Esq. I- 1 Jcold,i,psll?
On the 19th inst., at Clifton, aged 59, Rie“ar- 'n we
0 1- d,
of Beachley-lodge, near Chepstow, many years CaPtal geld,
m and Brecon Regiment of Militia. job!' be
31r. Ro rt
On the 19th inst., at the house of her brother, / Sr. -
Newland, Gloucestershire, Rebecca Anne, wife °' „,,,ce,
Rickards, Chiswell-street, London. eel $o
GreenWiell,
On the 21st inst., at Compton. terrace, Islington, Sa° co of
Esq., in his 37th year. the resider' 1$"
On the 29th September, at Whitcomb Rectory,
~ Fregtoe, ,
his brother, the Rev. Thomas Freston, Dr. Richer" eof °I
,b„. ,i,
of Terceira. ngest daniiii,
On the 21st. inst., at Clapton, Elizabeth, Pni,, of Lei, '
the late Wm. Frampton, Esq., of Peckham, and
„tole'
street, aged 16. Afro(wit . 14.51ew
On the 19th inst., at Thornton Heath, Croydon, ,
aged 63, relict of Mr. J. Mendham, Red Lion-streetc4o g 4
On On the 21st inst., in Great Tower-street, 31r •
in his 34th year.Adolfhila °rll.
On the 20th inst., in his 32d year, George ~,,,,, Re.
licitor, late of Buntingford, Herts, third son 01„';_,100. 40'
Owen, D.D., Rector of St. Olave's, Hart-street, Lcraehtor u ,
On the 19th inst., at Merticsham, Suffolk, Mal, e 0'
"is
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late Rev. Francis Capper,ReCtOr, of Earlsohan:qar the "is eV'
On the 19th inst., at Bury St. Edmund's, TS I 5
11,
the late Wm. Dawson, Esq., and sister of the late
Esq., of Great Saxhorn Hall, Suffolk. . re:viesd,. °`
On the 9th inst. at Kingstown, near Dublin,,,:'itigertiouser
Fitzgerald, Esq., eldest on of Lieut.-Coloneal Td• ivionerton '
Oakland, in the county of Mayo, Ireland, li " r
Somerset, aged 26.
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