The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-11 00:00:00

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH

The Albion, of London, bound to Olessa, Sept. 20, off
Tenedos; the Frederick John, Alexandria to Liverpool, 6th
ult., off Sardinia, by the. Rattlesnake, arrived in the River.
The John Eskdale, between Magdalin Island and Cape Gaspe,
by the William, arrived at Glo'ster. The St. George, Thomp-
son, Bristol to the Cape of Good Hope, Aug. 23, lat. 48.
long. 27. ; the Britannia, of Slig►o, bound to St. John's, N. 8.;
olst ult., lat.. 45. long. 53, by the Wilberforce, arrived at Li.:
verpool. The Indian (timber laden), 2d instant, lat. 51. long.
20., by the Elizabeth, Walker, arrived at Liverpool. The
Ethelbert, Belfast to St. John's, N. 8., 3d ult., lat. 47. long..
33., by the Jean Helen, arrived at -Leith. The Report, Mil-
ford to Quebec, Sept. 10, lat. 45. long. 37. ; and Nestoc, of.
Poole, for St. John's, N. 8., 20th ult., lat. 36. long. 36., by
the Sun, of Sunderland.

ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, NOT. 9.
Kilmaurs, Sharp, from Quebec ; British Merchant, Irving,
front Quebec ; Jdrsie, Thompson, from Miramichi ; Mantua,
Yabsley, from Malaga ; Margaret, Bruce, from Tarragona ;
Aimwell. Power, from Bahia ; Louisa, Dakar, from Malaga ;
Emma, Percival, front Dublin ; Nclly, Masters, from Dub-
iin ; Catharine, Summer, from Newry ; Sr. Patrick, Griffiths,
from Aberavon ; Turn, Smith, from London ; Betsey, Davis,
from Cardiff; Eliza and Jane, Davies, from Cardiff; Hope,
Roberts, from Newport ; Duke of Wellington, Hand, from
Dundalk ; Lady Margaret, M'Donald, from Oban • Herald,
Mowle, from Cork; Ruby, Brock, from Greenock% Sir B.
Wray, Waddle, from Glasgow ; Colbeck, from
\Vhitehavcn ; Mope, Turner, from Cardiff; Delight, Tyson,
from lilverstone; Mary, Turner, from Ulverstone ; Godfrey,
Vance, from BelfaSt ; Adelaide, Brown, from Strangford ;
Oscar, M‘Lough, from Dundalk ; Lady Willoughby, Thomas,
from Dublin; James and Mar, Roberts, from Cardiff ;
Frantes, Powell, from Ballina .Latona, Walker, from Leith ;
Erin, Collin, from Wexford ; Ann, Droscall, frym Tralce. •
ENTERED FOR LOADING, Nov. 9.
The Joven Antonia Bonifacia. A. Lancia, for Havannah
Helen, S. Matti:on, for New York; Peri, W. Vivian, fur
St. Michael's ; Chilian. H. G. Holton, for Lima.
CLEARED OUTWARDS, Nov. 9.
The Rhode Island, for New York; Vrow Henrietta, Klie,
for Rotterdam ; Porter, Seabright for .Tamalca ; Jamaica,
Weston, for Bahia; Victoria, Atchison, for Castind, A. S. ;
Emporium, Crosley, for New Orleans.
SAILED, Nor. 9.
The Brilliant. Farrell, for Jamaica ; C rtharine, Bibby,
for Demerara ; Countess of Mansfield, Nelson, for St. Mi-
chael's; Mary, M'Kenzie, for Gibralter; Ajax, Cheason, for
Elsincur; Andric, Christie, for Ostend ; Ayrshire Lass,
Nicol, for Ilayti. •

A very fine property belonging i 9 the Earl
,of Car-
narvon, and not far distant from high Clere (one of the
most delightful and. interesting spots m Englund), is, we
observe, to be sold shortly by Mr. Geo. Itoblns. It con-
sists of outlaying Innis, not at all connected with his vast
territory in Hants.
La *France illeridionafe gives the following ns the
number of troops in the Queen 'of Spain's army ready to
take the field apinst the rebels in the northern provinces :
Cordova's division, composed of 15,000 infantry, ant',
2,000 cavalry and artillery
English Legion under General Evans; infantry, ca-
valry,. and artillery
Jarregui's division, composed of the battalions of
Africa, the Chapclgorris, &c.
Gurrca's division
Le :ion of Algiers 3,009
Frencil. Legion in the five towns l,OOO
1„,,,,,b-.rt Legion; infantry, cavalry, and artillery • 7,300
Portia
Reinf4„me,:ts from Madrid
Ditto from Eatt.'madura - 5.000
Ditto from Arogou; and other provinces
-----r

64,000

This does not include tiO garrisons of Pampelana, San
Sebastian, Vittoria, Babel, Logrono, Puente la Reyna,
Guetaria, Lctlueito, and others.
FALL OF A LARGE BUIL.CING AT HAW-
WEL:. NEAR. ilouro.N.—On Tuesday forenoon the centre
111;e,;(il.t. been tliitir,riblienly
rooms,ttscd a as
bay b osis'elisnrgs
Messrs.
ns part of a large building, three stories in height, the lower
part of
with a tremendous et- ash,
and the upper
s-
worth,' bleachers,
and fourteen persons, who had but a short time previous en-
tered the building-, nirrowly escaped being crushed to deatft
by the ruins. Some time past workmen have been employed
in making excavations in; the purpose of. putting down
strong Ashlar-stone, in place of the present. materials of
the foundation, prior to the new &zinc machinery—being
erected. Within theSe few days the builain, has been con-
sidered to be in a dangerous state, and on'Tnesday fore-
noon fourteen men went into the clamping-rooms to remove
some of the cloth which was in process of finishing:. A •
man named Horrocks, and one of Messrs. AinsworNs
overlookers, about ten o'cloch, perceived that the huilding
was falling, and he gave the alarm ; thirteen of the four.;
teen before-mentioned escaped by the &Icor, but the other,
Edmund Collins, who is employed in the stov;s-rcont, was
struck on the shoulder by a falling beam and knocked
ollins
clown. One of theve b flooeen crs followedrushed ttohe
death beam,
ix and
not the
d C
must inevitably ha
beam providentially fallen in such a position that it sup-
orted one end of the floor a short distance from the gro tind
Collins is not materially injured. Some cf the other thir.. •
teen men were struck on their heels by the reboundin
mated at
go
the stones from the building. The damage esti
upwards of 3,0001., there being twenty -tour
yards in front,,,
and about ten yards in breadth, of building destroyed.
clamping-tables, which cost 150!. each, trete broken t0y....
pieces, and a large quantity of cloth much damaged. The...
nest and east ends of the building remain standing. Had
the west portion fallen, the':'damage would have been. still
treater, as there is a thirty-horse power eng-ine in it, which
' been destroyed. It is a iemarkable' faet that
building, which stood on the same
--m.s.d Walker was killed,-P•4lPitts
•

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