The Sun.
London, England, 1834-07-11 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

SHIPS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE, JULY. 10.
Earl of Liverpool, Lomax, Ostend, Custom-house, Norma"
Mountaineer, Smith, Quebec, Fresh-wharf, Phillips; Marini°l4
Hoppe, ditto, Surrey Canal, Chapman ; Frow Christiana, Hii_Ae'
Braake, Limehouse, Lowndes • Miranda, Currie, Jamaica, W"'
India Docks, Smith ; Greland drove, Pingalley, ditto, ditto, Greig;
John and Mary, White, Trinidad, St. Katharine's Dock, Ellis)
Emerald, Carr, Barbadoes, London Dock, Martin ; Romanc!''
Thompson, Miramichi, Commercial Dock, Vertue ; Wellesley, 1316-
sett, Jamaica, West India Docks, Heathcote ; Crown, Terry, Q.ne_
bec, Commercial Dock, Barry ; Arethusa, Glendening, jaxnaga'
West India Docks, Blake ; London Merchant, Mowle, Rotterdo'
Custom-house, De Bie ; Brocklebank, Stranack, Antwerp, ditt°'
ditto ; Belfast, Middleton, Calais, ditto, Norman.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, JULY 10. 1.,
Search, Wilson, Rotterdam, 100 tons ; Earl Bathurst, Earii'
ditto, 120 ; Emilie, Vanderkerkhove, Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent,
79 ; Challenger, Alexander, Smyrna, 136 ; Underwood, Wr
'
Demerara 315 ; City of Hamburg, Whittingham, Hamburg, •"„A'
Batavier, Dunlop, Rotterdam, 280 ; Angia, Tongal, Newfottn..
land, 177 ; St. Helena, Long, Algoa Bay, 142 ; Lord Strangfo,r'
Latta, Hamburg, 164 ; Barbara, Gibbons, Oporto, 164 ; San 0:
tonio, Gonzalez, Barcelona, 108 ; Eleanor, Havelock, Mauritio'
and Ceylon, 300 ; Mary Ann, Hornblow, Madras, 479 ; Royal Ti"
Whiteway, Lisbon; 307 ; Jane, Hiller, Sierra Leone, 98 ; an"
Hoffnung, Badman, Stettin, 22.5.

CLEARED OUTWARDS IN CARGOES, JULY 10.
Water Witch, Sterry, Leghorn, second clearance ; Jane, Setr's
jent, Cape Coast Castle; St:-Christopher, Courts, St. Kitt's lit
Barbadoes ; Good Intent, Wiseman, Cadiz ; Ann and Elitabo"
Tatman, Boulogne ; Queen of the Isles Traill, Leghorn ; Poole*
Prosser, Malta and Messina; Commercial Packet, King, .Rotterdlo
CLEARED OUTWARDS. IN BALLAST, JULY 10.
Rachael, Radcliff, Cadiz, 165 tons ; Caspian, Dorward, St. re.:
tersburg, 259 ; Emanuel, Osterman, Baltic, 76 ;
ditto, 91 ; Margaret, Houston, Lazaretta, 99 ; George Cantsi":
Balgrie, St. Petersburg, 233 ; Charlotte, Tyffee, Archangel, 01"
Mary, Ireland, Riga, 124.

EAST INDIA.
The Malcolm, from Bengal, has arrived off the Isl.
Wight, sailed Feb. 22, Cape, April 30, St. Helena, May 132
the Duke of Argyll, from Bengal, in the Downs, sailed Fe':
13, Colombo, March 9, Cape, May 2, Helena, 22
Sophia, from Bengal, off Dartmouth, sailed Feb. 20, Cape'
May 3 ; the Lady Nugent, from Bombay, off Weymou_,P4
sailed Feb. 11, Cannanore, 23, Calicut, 25. Cape, April, g"
St. Helena, May 11 • the Royal George, from the Mauritius
off Dartmouth, sailed March 29, Cape, May 5 ; the Char,
Harold, from Bengal, off Portsmouth, sailed March ; -1°
Dart, from Madeira, off , sailed June 19 ; th
Flora, from Batavia, off Plymouth ; the Victorine; from Bev
gal, at Havre, sailed March 13.
ARRIVALS AT BENGAL.—The Annesley, from Liver?...
Feb. 10; the Angelica, from Penang and Dalla ; the Ater'
chant, from Rangoon, 10 ; the Indiana, from Hobart Tao 3
17 ; the General Hewitt, from the Mauritius; 18; the 140
Althorp, from Liverpool, and Indian Oak froth Ceylon, 19'
the Waterloo, from the Mauritius, 19 ; and Zenobis, fr°'"..
London, 20th ; the Alfred, from London, and Brissorali.Nel'
chant, from Madras, March 2; the George and' Mary,. fit".„
Madras, 3; the Bolton, from London and Madras; the Bu;
rell, from Mauritius, and Elizabeth, from Mhdras, 5-; t"ul
Edina, from Madras, 6 ; the Parsee, from Greenock, 11:, ,
DEPARTURES FROM BENGAL.--The Argyll, from MOP-
Feb. 11 ; the Hall for Liverpool, and Protector, for Lon
1 ; the Trial for Arracan, 18 ; the Adelaide, 19, and Arakir
18, for Mauritius; the Laura and Emulous, 20, for Mauritito.'
the John Adam, for Ceylon, 28 ; the Exporter, frOm M-11
tius, 28 ; the Severn, for London, March 1 ; the Diadq.o,
and Frances Ann, 2, for Liverpool ; the Thomas DougailiA,
and Yare, 5, for the Mauritius; the Roxburgh Castle, 7,
Barretto, junior, 11, and the Sherborn, 12, for London.
ARRIVALS AT THE CAPE.—The Charles Eaton, from i'
mouth, May 1 ; the Protector from Bengal, 1 ; the Red. PI,
ver, from Portsmouth, and Triumph, from Plymouth, 1
Dorchester, from Calcutta, April 29 (dismasted).-
ARRIVAL AT ST. HELENA.—The Egyptian, from Bo saW
and Cape, May 13.

POETICAL DESCRIPTION OF A 6NERZE.-r—All
Italian wit has written a poem on tobacco, (La Tabacchse;de
in which, with the animal spirits of his countrymen, be I
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ventured upon describing a sneeze. We shall be bolder tn,
he, considering the less enthusiastic noses of the north,
venture to give a free version of the passage.—
What a moment ! What a doubt !
All my nose, inside and out,
All my thrilling, tickling, caustic,
Pyramid rhinocerostie
Wants to sneeze, and cannot do it !
- Now it yearns me, thrills me, stings me,
Now with rapturous torment wrings me,
Now says " Sneeze, you fool ; get through it."
Shee—shee—Oh, 'tis most del-zshi—
Ishi—ishi—most del-ishi—
(Hang it ! I shall sneeze till spring)--
Snuff's a most delicious thing.
—Leigh Hunt's London Journal.

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BIR THS. 41 On the 15th of February, at Sydney, New South Wale 0, the 1
of Frederick Parbury, Esq., of a son. d
On the 9th inst., in favistock-square, Mrs. John Rewl
daughter.
On the 21st ult., at Florence, the lady of Daniel lliacCer
Esq., of a daughter.
On the 9th inst., at Swathling, near Southampt on, Airs'
Mott, of a son and heir.
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On the 4th inst., at Blackheath-park, the wife of CAN &in Ile
Thompson, of twins, son and daughter. 04.1
On the Bth inst., at Barnes, the lady of Henry Alermi der,
of a daughter.
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MARRIED.
On the 9th inst., at Newhaven, Sussex, William 34 in W):116
Esq., of Euston-square, and Lincoln's Inn-fields, to YErakili, ,11
daughter of Thomas Chippen Faulconor, Esq., of -Nei vitiVell• yrs
On the 10th inst., at St. Pancras Church, Alfred, S. TSIOO
Esq., of Great Marlborough-street, to Caroline, dau fighter of
late John Cancellor, Esq., of Upper Gower-street. „ of
On the Bth inst., at Acomb, Lamplays Wickham, r (scant! sf.;rdo
the Rev. Lamplays Bird, A.M., of Low Moor, near Bra, ht,d
Prebendary of York, and Vicar of Paul, to Fanny, sec ipnd deli;
of William Hale, Esq., of Acomb.
On the Bth inst., at Aston Church, Birmingham,, Win- S-'
Esq., of Islington, London, to Mary Anne, younger dau.
James Crump, Esq., solicitor, Birmingham.
On the 24th ult., in the British church at Leghorn. John r::,01,1
Close, Esq., eldest son of John Close, Esq., his Britannic !si igr„ ,
' Consul at Charente, to Eliza Matilda, eldest daughter of t
John Brock Wood, Esq., of Huntington-house, Cheshire. for
lOn the Bth inst., at St. Paul's, Covent.garden, Mr. I rJtorY
Wood, of Richmond, Yorkshire, to Miss Arnold, of Tav
street, London.

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