The Sun.
London, England, 1834-07-24 00:00:00

EXTRACT FROM TILE TABLES:-

Age. One Year. 'Seven Years. Whole Term of Life.
Premium. Annual Quarterly Halfyearlyl Annual
Premium. Premium. Premium. 1 Premium.
—l6 ...0 15 2 .f,O 16 9 £0 7 3 £0 11 4 £0 1S 4
20 0 17 4 0 18 0 0 7 11 0 15 9 1 11 2
30 11 3 I 2 1 010 2 10 2 119 10
40 14 6 16 2 013 9 17 4 213 9
50 1 13 5 1 19 0 1 0 4 2 0 4 3 19 3

A Board of Directors meet daily, by whom Policies can be ef-
fected in a few hours. Premiums may be paid quarterly or half-
yearly. References and personal attendance unnecessary when the
medical reports are satisfactory. Distinct tables, at very moderate
rates, for all climates, including sea risk, for military and naval
officers, and for persons afflicted with disorders not attended with
immediate danger to life. S. BARRETT, Secretary.

" PARSON'S PATENT LOCKS."
ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS.
fl NE THOUSAND GUINEAS REWARD will
V be paid to the first person who can make an INSTRU-
MENT, and on Thursday, the 21st day of August next, fairly
PICK or UNLOCK a Small PADLOCK, which may be seen at
Messrs. BURBRIDGE and HEALY'S, 130, Fleet-street, where
these most secure Locks are on sale, and where frequent trials may
be made until the said 21st day of August, on which day only the
exhibition is to be made at the Adelaide-rooms, Adelaide-street,
which will entitle any party to the above Reward.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrivals at Singapore.—The Ganges, from Madras, Feb.
28, and sailed March 3, for Malacca and Madras ; Cecilia,
from Bengal, March 1; Zephyr, from Penang and Malacca,
3d, and sailed 4th for Penang; Colombia, from Liverpool, 3d;
Carnatic, from China, 4th ; Sarah, from Batavia, sth.
Departures from Singapore.--The Aurelia, for Bombay,
Feb. 28 ; Hannah, for Bombay, March 1.
Arrivals at St. Helena.—The Fenella, from Algoa Bay,
May 29, and sailed 30th for London ; Dorothy Foster, from
the Mauritius, 29th, and sailed 30th for London ; Capricorn,
from the Mauritius, 30th, and sailed June 1, for London ;
Brothers, from Timor, 30th, and sailed June 6, for London ;
Mary Ann, from the Cape, 31st, and sailed June 3, for Lon-
don ; Swallow, from London, June 2 ; Jonge Adrian, from
Batavia, 4th, and sailed 9th for Rotterdam ; Norman, from
Singapore, 7th, and sailed 9th, for Hamburg; Orion, from
Batavia, Bth, and sailed 9th, for Amsterdam ; Amanda Sarah,
from Batavia, 9th ; Penyard Park, from the Mauritius. 9th.
Departures from St. Helena.—The Eliza Jane and Lucy,
June 9, for London.
VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM-NOUSE, JILY 23.
The Charlotta, from Wismar; Cesare, from Palermo; St.
Vincent, from St. Vincent ; Crosby, from Hamburg ; Paulina
Brandt, from Archangel ; Sarah, from Canton • Curtis, from.
Matanzas ; Lord John Russell, from Quebec • Twee Jong Ko-
rowwen, from Worm= ; Anna Elizabeth,' from Tonningen ;
Ottawa, from Montreal and Quebec ; Othello, from Catmg-
ciel ; Diana, from Denmark ; and Orient, from Calcutta and
Madras.

ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, JULY 23.
The Buckinghamshire, for Bombay ; Hiram, for Malta and
Messina ; Thames, for Hamburg ; Montreal, for New York;
Neptunus, for Antwerp and Brussels ; Jane, for Sydney, New
South Wales ; Solide, for Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent ;
Union, for Elsinore and St. Petersborgh; Fenwick, for Ber-
muda; Tourist, for Rotterdam ; Medemblick, for Medem-
blick ; Rapid, for Malta and Messina ; and Pomona, for Que-
bec and Montreal.

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGOES, JULY 23.
The Challenger, for Syra and Smyrna ; Margaret, for St.
Mary's, Cape Coast, and Accra; Ellen, for Elsinore and St.
Petersburgh ; Duke of Wellington, for Guernsey and Jersey ;
Britannia, for Cape of Good Hope; Duke of Bedford, for
Calcutta ; and Alexander Adam, for Bilboa.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, JULY 23.
The Constance, for Cherbourg ; Romanoff, for Miramichi ;
Dido, for Biorneborg ; Trois Scours and Confiance, for Gra-
velines ; Trunie, Portland, Hymen, and Tasmania, for St.
Petersburgh ; Adolph Christian, for Elsinore ; Margaret
Forbes, for the United States.

COWES, JULY 22.—The Cybele, which arrived from Bahia
on the 20th, leaky, with loss of anchor and cable, windlass
broken, and other damage, has this day been surveyed, and
came into harbour to repair.
GLOCESTER, JULY 22.—The Armenia, for London, got on

, the Rocks in passing down the Severn yesterday, arid has
sustained damae. She is returning for the purpose of
coming into dock.

WiiiTßT, JULY 21.—The Robert was wrecked on the 19th
inst., on the beach at Staiths. On the same day the Lambton,
of Sunderland, was driven on shore under the South Cliff at
Staiths, and became a total wreck : crews saved.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

The Carrington sailed from St. Vincent's for London on
sth April, and was spoken with in lat. 34. long. 45. on the
24th of April, by the Margaret, from Grenada to the Clyde,
since which she has not been heard of.

The Nightingale, from Liverpool to Pernambuco, on the
6th inst., in lat. 41. long. 12. ; Egginton Castle, from New-
foundland to Quebec, 16th ult., off the Bird Islands ; Mary
Laing, of Sunderland, from Quebec, 21st ult., off St. Paul's
Island ; Isabella, of Clyde to Miramichi, 30th, lat. 46. long.
49. ; Mexican, of London, from Dantzic, 6th inst., lat. 50.
long. 35. by the Holderness, arrived at Dartmouth ; and the
Hilas, of Liverpool, to Savannah, 19th ult., lat. 38. long. 73.
by the Chickatabut, arrived at Boston.

The Berlin State Gazette, of the 12th inst., an-
nounces, after accounts from Meinengen, the arrival of the
Queen of England at the Castle of Altenstein, near Liebenstein.

Deserters will henceforth be placed under stoppages
for any necessaries they may require when apprehended.
These have been hitherto supplied to them at the cost of the
public to a certain extent (125.) The allowance of Is. per
night heretofore granted to governors of gaols is also to bo
discontinued. as their salaries have been much increased since
the order was first made.—United Service Gazette.

iwi ri
with
the
. in-
fluencerr l Mr.Pash Pasha, aalntd'sgrzeeaatl,ppeceurnsioanr7l
liebxerearltiitoy?,,(9
the Quarterly Review), " many of the hidden. treasures of
' lied a character as the late in that coun-
try, have been brought to light."
Consul-General The life of so distin-
guished
is
try, will, therefore, be hailed as a valuable addition to our na-
tional literature. This biography is the production of Salt's
intimate friend and school-fellow, and consequently much new
and important matter is introduced, which, bad it been en-
trusted to other hands, must have been lost to the public.
RECIPROCITY, OR FREE TRADE.—From all
210b4s exported.3;B 818212f5,r. o3;7saln673a2tnhseaeti b
stt.ho
;e EnglandlimB2p6o ,rt7a,ts:9o-6n
s,
official return, just published b. y order of the French Govern-
ment, we learn that the following quantities of manufactured
creasing in a similar proportion. During every period of four
151i,8173k404,1,710r55e,
years, since the commencement of this pernicious system, the
4ln2alrellBbsin"-;
quantity has doubled, and it is but fair to assume that the quail •
tity this year, 1834, will be double that of 1830, or about
thirty millions of pounds ! To the poor weavers of Spitalfields,
and alsewhere, this information must be doubly distressing;
for in their case there can be no reciprocity, the French not
taking any of their manufactures in return—Newcastle Journal.

SUDBI,TZY, JULY S'L
4,•• L,Abr, .s • -T.

The election for this B3rot,h to supply the ',:aea.-aey. oeca-
Stoned- by the d:mth of the flight Hon NI A Taylor com-
mences to-morrow (Thursday.) •
The eandtdates are-Lieutenant-General Sir Edward BarneF
in the Blue or Tory interest, .upprted by the whole strelwti
i
of the Corporation, and aided by the
,elecuence oc Dit-..by
Caley Wraugham, Esq., who lost his scat 'here at the last
election, in which he was succeeded by Mr. Taylor. The
candidate ia the liberal interest is Jchn Bagshaw, Esq., a
mercantile Geetlrman London.
It was hoped that eittat o: our town weuld not have b4ip
disturbed. but the Tunes are makiag. the most desperate
efforts—':he Cowporation is self-elceted and eaciusively Tory—
it is reported that Tory r..7,-.)1:1 has. b9eo distributed with a pre-
ftplen alrac,,st equal to bail-!tones in a storm, and this seems
corroborated by a defection from the Liberal interest oF many
poor voters who tv,ually support it.
The Tories are all evaltation; and yesterday freely offered
to bet three ar.cl four to one on the result.
The town i 4 supported by the silk and bunting manufac-
tory ; ell the silk manufacturers are in favour of the Liberal
interest, and Mr. Begshaiv has made a great impression by
.favourably represent:rig the advantages the town will posses
by being represented by a mercantile man in preference to a
soldier.

•The I,i',)cral interest seem more confident this morning ;
but it will certainly be a close run contest, and the result is

neertain.

'Tin paragraphs in the London papers are very erroneous in
stating there was no doubt of success for the Liberals. This
i 3 decidedly a Tory town ; the last single contest was upon
fhe 'aces Lance of the Chiltern Hundreds by the celebrated
John Wills, at which election the Tories elected a Scotch
gentleman,, John R. Macleod, Esc)., in opposition to John
Abell Smith-, .Esq, It is expected the election will not ter-
minate until middy eveninfr.
There are but 54l voter:, who might easily be polled in Six.
hours ; but many of the independent gentlemen will see the
result of the first day's poll before they record their votes, as
they prefer a canvass in a close contest in the evening. after
the poll is closed. It is a miserable defect in the Reform
Bill that elections in small boroughs do not terminate peremp-
torily in one day,

FRICEi OF SHARES TIIIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Paid. Per Share,
Alton Mining. Cl mpany £9 11A
Anglo Moxican Mining Company (iss. at s'. pin.) I(-9 7,,
Bola nos Minit4 Coo' puny l4l it 5
Brazilian Imp-iial M.ning Co. (issued at s'. pm.) 2ii . 32 1
I):tto MacLubas Cocath..
1.100 Soli, JO 13
atto St..Lilin del hey
Cala Bran a Mining Company
Eriti/h Iron Company . • 50 31ti
Eritidi C pp r C,,mp ny
Columbian 31i,iing Comp ny (issucal at ,1. put) 53!., 111„;
English Min ing-Otnieny l2y4 ‘...`21.i
Hibernian M ning Company lO 374
Me:Ccati Mining Company 49'6
tie ,l del Mont.' Mining Co , 11,2gisterca ,TI. 19i. CA.
Ditto Uhrogistored
Unit: d Mexican (issuial at .1. pro,)
Ditto Subscription
Ditto New Scrip .
"Letv!on and Birmingham :Tailrrov Company l5
London and (4mm:rich Ilailival company 7
Australasia Bank lO
Canal, Company l9
General Steam Navigation Colllpall y l3
Niitio.ull Provincial Bank of Etnland
Pre% incial Bark of Ireland
Van Dieman's Land Agricultural Company lO

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