The Sun.
London, England, 1834-09-27 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

V sz I.
ESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM-HORSE, ;
The Attwood, from Antwerp the Belfast, from 'dote;
Hobbs, from Standgate Creek ; the Stratton, from WO the
the Olive, from Villa Nova ; the adventure, from Lisbon; the
Frau Gesina, from Brake ; the Jacob, from Guernsei;fro
Josina Wilhelmina, from Amsterdam ; the Waldemart,Nes;
Denmark; the Atalanta, from Odessa; the Effort, from "&j,
the Fortuna, from Frederickstadt ; the Margaretha, fr°llLneer
lendsburgh ; the Fruider, from Newstadt ; the Prti- the
from Leghorn ; the Goldbergland, from Hubbekioburg ;fops
Morning Star, from Fovenore; the Mary and Eleanor,
Bordeaux.

ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, SErr• 26. • Ole
The Calypso, for Barbadoes ; the Union, for Oste,,ll"rto;
Francis and Ann, for Gibraltar; the. Enterprise, for uZ° W.
the Liberty, for Boulogne ; the Active, for Dunkirk ; t,"„eira;
Dodds, for Sierra Leone ; the Symon Taylor, for Alaul'aitl.
the Attwood, for Antwerp; the Sarah, for Van Diemants'

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGOES, SEPT. 26.,ThltillP
The Sir E. Banks, for Rotterdam ; the Crosby, and ; the
bine, for Hamburg ; the Earl of Liverpool, for Osten the
Spheroid, for St. Vincent's ; the Miranda, for Janliaca Caps
Vrow Bovina, from Amsterdam ; the Courier, for the
of Good Hope ; the Harley, for Oporto.

CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, SETT. 26' 111
The Biene, for Memel ; the Grunch, for St. Petersb7i,
the Hoffnung, for the Baltic; the Commerce, for St. Pe
burgh ; the Aurora, for the Baltic.

VESSELS SPOKEN vvi
The Restitution, of Plymouth, for Quebec, out 19 t, In
lat. 46., long. 28., by the Princess Charlotte, ari
Bristol. !di

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The James Laurie, from Liverpool to Nassau, on .
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instant, in lat. 42., long. 12., by the Fifeshire, arrived 3
mouth. , 434
`rl he Toward, of London, for Quebec, in lat. 45.,
by the Chase, arrived at Falmouth. 1°
The Alfred, from London to the Coast of Africa, !Mato
44., long. 12., and Enterprise, of Peterhead, from Metlyssiilliale
Amsterdam, out 52 days, in lat. 40., long. 12., by the "
Hill, arrived at Dublin. h alt''
The Reliance, from Jamaica to Liverpool, on the 1,11,,bec,
in the Gulf of Florida; Charlotte, from Liverpool to 'trot'
on the 30th, in lat. 44., long. 45. ; Rhydvail, from 'IVO
with to Quebec, on the Bth inst., in lat. 49., long. 24"
Claremont, arrived at Liverpool.
The Douglas, from Halifax to Jamaica, on the 27thr, eve.
lat. 33., long. 58., and Senator, from Sunderland to`'e„ the
on the 6th inst., in lat. 44., by the Nestor, arrived '-
Clyde. 1°
The Columbus, from Liverpool to New York, on theLicer,
ult., in lat. 39., long. 68., by the Virginian, arrived at -
popl.
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The Rome, from Havre to Boston, on the 13th ult., I"„ the
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45., long. 34. ; Jason, from Havannah to Hamburgh,Ly to
15th, in lat. 45., long. 36. ; and Traveller, from Joi6te,
Newfoundland, on the 17th, in lat. 4b., long. 41., by the
arrived at Newfoundland.
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The Hampton, from Tobago, on the 31st ult., ill -a
long. 39., by the Medway, arrived off Plymouth. 14'
The Astrea, of Belfast, on the 29th ult., in lat. 46.1.,,b, is
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42. ; Annandale, of Aberdeen, for Quebec, °
on the v.-10
lat. 46., long. 37. ; and Factor, of Liverpool, f°essirs'
Orleans, on the Bth inst., in lat. 49., long. 13., by the
rino, arrived in the River.
The El S, lamn*-- • tOth tilt.' ill

-.le .annan, Jouthampton to Quebec, on the
lat. 39., long. 35., by the Star, arrived at Falmouth,,. jotit
The London, on the 13th August, in lat. 12.
23. W.
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Game is so plentiful in Bedford, that a di c loe,
felt in finding purchasers for partridges at Is. 6d. Per
and other game in proportion.—Cambridge Chronick.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—On Friday peg
Lieutenant-General Alexander Adams, of Holy
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Pembroke, while on a visit to his cousin, Mr. John eforble,r
Lydstep House, went out partridge shooting over 3181;-11 111,
and Penaly, accompanied by Mr. John Adams, and ced h"
the act of getting over a hedge near Norchard, he usotelk
piece as a support, but although at half-cock it unibrit.l4 °
went off, and the contents entering the left eye,
the entire side of the head, he instantly fell dead. 11.„ e°'
rished, in his 65th year, a General Officer, who had ,7-ne3c3°'
gaged with the Duke of Wellington inmost of his 'nut itid'
ble7lo, Fe,
paigns, and a gentleman whom, from his unbounded eTorre.'
Pembroke and its neighbourhood will long have to deP
Salopian Journal. 15th

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An awful fire broke out in the night of th
hy-1°
inst. at the cotton-factory of M. George Grivel at Aucialen°
Moines, in the Pas de Calai.s, and raged with such its 1114;
that the immense Abbey of Auchy, with the factory, onionohinery, and stock, notwithstanding the unrernitted coesdies'
of the firemen, and nearly the whole population of chtocibs;
na.-e
presented one entire mass of ruins. A part of 5 a'e;
with the clock-tower, was destroyed ; and the is es-
reached a house at a considerable distance. The 11
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mated at 400,000 f., but the buildings were insurv, out t
origin of this catastrophe is not known.—A fire bre..-tod 8/1
Thursday last at the drying-grounds of M. Leu°l3-ift#
Rouen, and consumed six hundred bales of cotton.
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