The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-10 00:00:00

the only resources which the inhabitants possess to earn a

sc-ory suLsistcnce,

What temptation can there be to a

Wko4far re purpose of subduing them? The Porte cer-
tainly Idrifts what advantages it has derived from former
attempts of this kind. At all events, the submission would
last only so long as the 30,000 men o.Tupied the country,
where amine, and the nature of the country in general,
would, certainly prevent their making any long stay.—Sup-
ptemcm4 to Allgenteine Zeitung, Nov. 4.

SIIIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)

DEAL, Nov. 9.2—Wind E.N. E., strong. Arrived the
Ceerops, —, from Quebec. Sailcd the , bound
for the river, this morning: Arrived from the river and sailed,
the Hampshire, Dempster, for Tobago ; Eleanor, —,
for Lisbon ; Cecilia, Ash, for ditto ; and John Landecombe,
for 'ditto. Arrived and sailed, the Larkins, Ingram,
from Havannalr for Calcutta.
PORTSNIOUTII, Nov. 9. —Wind E. to N. E.

Pr.rmorTit, Nov. 8 —Wind S. S. W., strong breezes.
Arrived the Tantivy,- Arcs, out seven weeks, from Zante,
with currants, for this port. Also the barque Ludovico, Otto,
from Dantzic. with timber for merchants here. Sailed the
barque Glenaladale, Stiff, for Jamaica. Also the brig Jack-
son, Jackson, with granite for his Majesty's Dock-yard at
Bermudi; and Solace, Barrett, for Malta. The Catherine,
Htrrington, on her way from London to St. Michael's; put in
this evening. owing to contrary winds.
• l'ALmcc•rn, Nov. B.—Wind N. W. to N.N.W..
Sailed the Star packe', —, for Halifax ; Nymph, Jeffer-
son, for Bayonne ; Linnet packet, —, for Lisbon ; Gle-
naladale; M'Quecn, for Jamaica; Grant, Largus, foi• St.
Vincent's ; and Ebeneier, Little, for Malta. Arrived the
Priscilla, Clevcrby, from Quebec.
STANGATE CREEK, Nov. 9.—Arrive3 the Rattlesnake,
Holland, from Constantinople.
Doves, Nov. 9-. —Arrived the Reform, Littlojohn, from
Malaga.
TCGIBAY, Nov. 9.—Arrived off 1 ort the M.tria, l'Arrey,
from Newfoundland.

I.lgitroi,, Nov. 9.--Atrivel the Lesley AleNander, Morris,
from Zante.

KING'S ROAD, Nov. B.—Arrivad the Si. Goorgc, Craw-
ford, from Tri6ste.

lavEcrooL, Nov. 9.---,A.trived the Wilberforce, Harrison,
from Maranhanr; Elizabeth. Walker, Moore, from Valparaiso;
Eiiza'wth, M‘Dona!d, from Demerara ; Gilme►s, and
i'vk•rchant. from Quebec; Cassandra, Greig, from St.
John's, New liruus►cick ; Baker, from Boston;
Providence, Keifer, from Newfoundland; Reform, -, from
the Mediterranean ;- Asielaide, Milhnan, from Gigon ; Jane,
Grant, from Cadiz ; Helen, Upham, from Oporto►; Betsev,
from Borloaux ; Johannl, ______ from Stettin. Off
port, Aimwell,"--:from Bahia; Jeisie, , from Mira-
miehi ; r.ol.the Alerdranti -, from Qm,bee.

The Bristol, Herbert, from Quebec to Lon• Ion, was on
shore n'nr Jiltlre yeste.-day. and expected to go to p:eees.
The IZ.obt‘r.t and Ann, Thompson, from Cardiff to Liver-
pool, no; abandoned on the 4th instant, being nearly full of
water. Crew saved; -

The Barbara, 'Robinson, from Newport to Alloa, was driven
on a. reef of rocks near Dunbar on the Gth inst. Crew saved.
The Stephen Gee, Davie, from Stockton to Rochester,
was on shore near Orford Haven yesterday, and it was feared
would ba wrecked.

Mr. 13.0TCH.—TIIE CHALLENOE.—It is. currently
rumoured that-op. Saturday a gentleman, holding a situation
iri the Corporation, anti connected with the Ward of Far-
ring:ion Within, was the me:iium of conveying, to the late
Lord Mayor a letter from Mr. latch, the Chairman of the
Middlesex Sessions. 'fbe contents of the letter have not
as yet transpired, beyond t 1::: general assertion that they are
of an apologetic kinl
JOAN BROWS,
THE MAN BURIED ALIVE.—
We regret much to state that the thread of an existence
so wonderfully preserved, amid circumstances of horror
and privation almost it:credible, has at last broken. Hopes
had been entertained that by careful and judicious treat-
ment his strength might be gradually regained, and his
ultimate recovery secured ; but his frame had been so
completely wasted by want as to he unable to rally its
?' ' faebte powers, and he sunk into death without any appear-
ance of pain, between the hours of 10 and 11 o'clock of
the night of Tuesday, the 3d inst.—Ayr Advertiser.
SNow.—We had a week of very cold wcatller, and
of Thursday there was a heavy fall of snow in several parts
of this county.—Carlisle Aurnal.
A BRITISH SA I LOR.—On the 12th of September,
at dusk; when the Murderer was cruising in the Medi-
terrainean, under treble-reefed main and close-reefed
.fore
wizen topsails, with a heavy sea running, a :rnari, fell
from the .niain:-yard into the water. Lieutenant bunbury,
of' that ship,' son.46ir Banbury, of Suffolk, although
lc" he had st his rig.'it-driii; Immediately went overboard after
him, and suecceded in Saving the man. The Captain of
the Thunderyr wrote an account of this gallant and humane
action to the Admiral, J. Rowley; who sent a highly
flattering reply, and said lii would report the circumstance
iur his despatches to the Admiralty._