The Sun.
London, England, 1834-07-22 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

EAST INDIA. eh;
Departures from China.—The Elizabeth, the 16th of Afar
Maria and the William Money, the 23d, for Canada.
Arrivals at St. Helena.—The Baretto, jun., from pale,
and Madras ; Sherburn, from Bengal ; Emma and Eirke,o
from the Mauritius; Eliza Jane, from the Cape; Lucy, fro
Batavia ; and the Peru, from Ceylon.
VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM-NOUSE, JULY 9,n1.
The Anna Pauline, from Tondern ; London Merchant, PS:-
Rotterdam ; Albion, from Guernsey ; Albert, from ditto
tilda, from ditto ; Vansittart, from ditto ; Queen, from di,twr
Curlew, from Antwerp ; Cater, from Dunkirk ; Alkmaar, ir°o,
Rotterdam ; Joseph Anderson, from St. John's, New 13V.,13:0
wick ; Eliza Scotland, from Turk's Island, Bahamas ;
Gezina, from Groningen ; Mitford, from Moga,dor ; Nep
from Leer; Pera, from Marsala; Elizabeth, from Dublin;
Dorp Gastmeer, from Worcum ; Swift, from Tarragona; 14e;
reid, from Calais ; Hoffnung, from Newfeldt Wellington, fr°o,
Charente ; Bridport, from Guernsey ; Griffin, from the Sotto
Seas ; Union, from Ostend and Margate ; Britannia, irt/0.,
Prince Edward's Island ; City of Hamburg, from Balaburb
and the Lowestoffe, from Smyrna.
ENTERED OUTWARDS /POE. LOADING.

The Ramona, for Rotterdam ; Fancy, for AistwerP fot
Ghent ; Jonge acob, for Ostend and Bruges ;
Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent; Sandwich, for Bourbon ;
well, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Emelie Maria, for 0446
Rouen, Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent ; Lot d Exmouth!, for *a.
River Gambia and Sierra Leone ; Countess Walton, for 'rotor
lon and Marseilles ; Meridian, for New York :
Havre and Ghent ; Flirt, for Lisbon.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.
The Garonne, for Bremen ; Waterloo, for Genoa and
horn ; Lord Strangford, for Hamburgh; Adour, ;for Ott
John Pedders, for Malta; Royal William, for Elsinore;
Barbara, for Grenada and Canary ; Glenalvon, for, the '-
of Good Hope ; Juanita, for Bilboa ; Eugenia, for .7ersel,ao;
Newfoundland ; Antonia, for Malaga ; Cora, for Rio Jan„ejef
Thetis, for Hamburgh ; Palestine, for Boston : Anzio 1-111—
for St. Petersburgh.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST.
The Vrow Jantina, and the Jarrow Ermine, for Illnuetbe
Duncan, for Hamburgh ; Grevinde Huron Nadel, for,ce,
Baltic ; Vrow, Dienk, for Worcum ; Centurion, for Quell

♦ESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

The President, from London to New York, in tat.
long. 16, by the Adelaide, arrived at Mitford. in
The Nelson, from Maryport to Quebec, on the Ist ittSt•P
lat. 49, long. 37, by the Ganges, arrived in the Clyde. the
The Don Juan, on the 3d inst., off the Burlings,
Bee's Wing, arrived in the River.
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The Lord Goderich, from Belfast to Quebec, on the
ult., off Anticosti, by the St. David, arrived at Plymouth.

DEATH OF MR. ALLEY, THE BARRISTE,
This amiable man breathed his last this morning at his 0150;
dence. The immediate cause of his dissolution was the sca'rej
fever, but his constitution had been lately much attenuat.,,
owing to the mistake the learned gentleman made in taki; o
poison instead of medicine, the effect of which was counter
acted by the presence of mind and extreme solicitude of Pio
amiable lady. Mr. Alley was greatly advanced in years; o(
had been upwards of 30 years at the bar, and the soliditYA
his judgment or his honesty of purpose was never questionV
in private life he was sincerely respected, and his affable MP
unassumed manners endeared:him to all who knew him...Tesed
Alley's practice was somewhat extensive ; he was conaw
the first sessional lawyer.
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The Wheat crops are looking very well, and WlO,
ready to cut in a fortnight or less about Boson, Wailusi
and Spilsby. There is every prospect of a most .ablia
harvest.—Stamford News.
On Friday afternoon we had some gentle shovino°
of rain at Lincoln ; the wind afterwards blew strong.
the E.N.E. ; it then came down very heavy, and contolo
nearly the whole of the night and the greatest part of
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day, which has, in such a short interval, made the P.a
present quite a different appearance than they did in 1;0
sun-burnt state. The corn in many places is much of
down. Towards the same evening, some heavy thug
showers passed over.—Stamford News.

BIRTHS.
On the 19th inst., at Clapham, Mrs. Thomas Howell, oil! ripfig'
On the 15th inst., the lady of William Tewart, Esq., off E>
ham-hall, Northumberland, of a daughter.

' MARRIED.
On the 19th inst„ at St. Mark's, Kennington, M. B. Sane,'
Esq., of Tulse-hill, Surrey, to Sarah Ann, only daughter of
Bidden, Esq., of Kennington. Pie
On the 16th inst., at Llanbadarn Gawr, Cardiganshire, %foe
Mejanel, formerly Rector of the French Protestant Church at '-oelf•
tauban, to Arabella Davenport, youngest daughter of the late '-
Edward Davenport, rector of Glazeby.
On the 19th inst., at St. John's, Westminster, Thomas .000
Esq., surgeon, Bea-street, Regent-street, to Katherine 13r °oloe'
second daughter of B. J. A. Angell, Esq., of Rumsei..b
Wiltshire.
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On the 16th inst., at St. John the Baptist Church, rfers
Park, Liverpool, William Forsyth Black, Esq., of Halifas'siaitP'
Scotia, to Margaret Elizabeth, fourth daughter of Wilhain
Esq., of Fulwood Lodge.