The Sun.
London, England, 1834-12-15 00:00:00

DUBLIN.

(PROM OUR ONVN CORRESPONDENT.)
Mr. Bovton has dissolved his Parliament in Graft on-
street. This looks ominous : it shows what the Duke will
do. Unquestionably on the eve of an election, the meet-
ings of that society would be useful to the Tory party ; but
it is obvious that the Anti-Tory Association is infinitely
more effective on the other side ; and Mr. Bovton has,
therefore, set Mr. O'Connell ati- v.:apple, which he is
doubtless expected to follow. Should he not take the hint,
the Duke will make him. A few days will declare whether
this is the true import of Mr. Boyton's seemingly impolitic
act. It was the firstling of that Irish Champion's hand,
after his return from England ; and we shall soon see if he
had not good warranty for it.

Earl Spencer has removedfromDoiviiitig,street to
Spencer Reuse, St. James's-place.
The Friends of Sir John W. Pollen, Batt., and
Edward Rose Tunno, Esq., (a new candidate in the Conser-
vative interest) Ralph Etwall, and W. E. Nightingale, Esqri.,
have been actively engaged in canvassing the electors of An-
dover during the past week (anticipatis an early dissolution
of Parliament) with a zeal seldom or never before witnessed
in this borough on any former oCcation. Ralph Etwall, Esq,
and Sir John Pollen are at present the popular candidates,
and it would seem from the result of their canvass, little, if
any doubt exists of their ultimate success. Every exertion
is using by the friends of Mr. Nightingale (who is an utter
stranger to the town, of Whig principles, and warmly sup-
ported by the Dissenters) to ensure bis return; yet it is con-
ceived from the influenced by the principal country gentlemen
in the neighbourhood, by whom in a great measure the com-
merce of the town is supported, and who are almest to a man
supporters of Sir John Pollen and Mr. Tunno, their efforts
will prove unavailing.
BERLIN, DEC. G.—Our Princes William, Charles,
end Albert, are going next Monday on a visit to the palace of
Rothinkirchin, in the Hanoverian part of the Harz, in conse-
quence of a very friendly invitation from his Royal Highness
the Duke of Cambridge. Notice has just been given that
i.);eneral Von Lutzow died suddenly this morning in a fit of
apoplexy. He is celebrated as one of the principal characters
in the expedition of Major Schill to France, and still more as
the leader of the brave band of volunteers called by his name
through all Germany.
The General Steam Navigation Company's 'Ms it
Packet Ramona, from Rotterdam, arrived off the Custou I-
house yesterday, MT. 14.

The General Steam Navigation Company's Majl
Packet Harlequin, from Hamburr, arrived off the Custom,.
house, at 3 p.m. Dee 13.

STANGATE CRIER, DEC. 13.—Arrived the Thetis, Ellis
from Messina.

ISLE OF WIGHT, DEC. 13.--Arrived off port the Plicenix,
Johanson, from New York.
WEYMOUTH, DEC. 13.—Arrived the Waterford, Allertson,
from Terceira.

TORBAY, DEC. 13.—Arrived off port the Gezuslers, btu.
man, from BAavia • and Queen, Cox, from St. Michael's.
TEIONMOUTII, DEC. 14.- .A: the Miriam, Bamberry
from Newfoundland, -

DARTMOUTH, DEC. 14.—Arrived off port the Osprey
Payne, from Seville.

LIVERPOOL, DEC. 13.—Arrived the Winscales, Fisher, from
Calcutta ; and Clarinda, Antrim, from Ascension. Sailed
the Bencoolen, Brown, from Batavia; and Mary, Bombay.
PENZANCE, Dr.e. 13.—Arrived the Vriesland, Welvart,
from Surinam, leaky, bound to Amsterdam. Off port the
Eldon, M'Alpine, from Sidney—sailed the 30th July; and
Anjer, Janson, from Batavia—sailed the 15th August'.
Conx, DEC. U.—Arrived the Othello, Leggatt, from. B-
atavia—sailed the 10th August, Mauritius the 9th September,
St. Helena the 17th October, and Ascension the 23d.

The Alfred, Martins, from Guernsey to Rotterdam, was
totally lost off Shoreham the 10th instant.
The Cornwall, Tailor, from Londod, was wrecked on Dear
Wands the 10th October.

The Brunswick, Wood, from St. Petersburgh, to London,
was on the Lon.. Land the 13th instant, and abandoned by the
crew, but got off yesterday morning, full of water, and pro-
ceeded to Whitstable.
The Bolina, Ogilvie, from St. Petersburgh to Glasgow,
put into Peterhead the 10th instant, with 8 feet water in her
hold, and with loss of sails, &c.

EAST INDIjr- SHIPPING.
The Maria, from Singapore, in the. Downs, sailed on the
25th of July, and St. Helena on the 16th of October. The
Sesostris, fi•om Madras, off Portsmouth, sailed on the 19th of
August, Cape on the 10th of October, and St. Helena on the
.25th. The Madeline, from China, off Plymouth, sailed on
the 19th of June.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE' CUS-
TOM-HOUSE, DEC. 12.
Hawk, Paull, from St. Michael's; George the Fourth,
Baldwin, Chesme; Belfast, Middleton, Calais; Arethusa,
Limins, Terceira ; Howard, Spark, Cape of Good Hope;
James Caskie, Young, Virginia; Isabella, Grant, Quebec;
Swallow, Artis, St. Michael's ; Draper, Ramsen, Exeter ;
Mercator, Mackie, St. Petersburg ; Lord Nelson, Bird, St.
Michel's; Uranil, Rochester, -Quebec; Brandon, Lewis,
Chesme; Market Maid, Stock Antwerp ; James Anderson,
Thomas, Quebec ; Eleanor, Little, Dcnia ; Harwood,
IVrighton, Jaganrogin, Russia; Legutus, Ord, St. Peters-
burg..

EN'T'ERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, DEC. 12.
13i-oeklehank, Stranack, for Ostend; Star, Barker, Havre
aIKI Rouen; Wm. Harris, Terry, New South Wales; Lavi-
nia, Martin, Antwerp; Cator, Shields, Gibraltar and Mar-

I;iii Auld) OUTWARDS WITII CARGO, Dye. 12.
Delight, Jefferson, for Alexandria ; Mary Berry, Goss,
Lisbon, Canary Islands and Bahia; Vrow Christiana, Dodd,
Amsterdam; Charlotte, Page, Calais; Columbine, Ccrbin,
Hamburg; Earl of Liverpool, Lomax, Rotterdam; Monta-
ft,P_e, tlitoOto I Amsterdam, Finch, Amsterdam ;
Brocklebank, Stranacic, Ostend; Mary Attu • and Arabella,
Milward, Gibraltar.