The Sun.
London, England, 1835-07-07 00:00:00

SilFFli'd—( ~'IS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, JuLT G. —Wind S. W., fine.--Arrived the. Abel Gower,
Smith, from Canton ; Ellen, Dixon. from Hobart Town ;
Gledstane, th-own, from the South Seas ; Asia, Biddell from
Madras ; St. Lawrence, Huggah, from the Mauritius ; Wel-
lesley, liissett ; New Phoenix, Barton ; Reward, Hogg ; Alex-
ander, Whitmore; Ellen, Wilson ; and Satira, from Jamaica;
Micmac, from Demerara ; Rosanna, Marlow, from Berbice ;
Harriet, Medwinter, from Grenada ; George Canning, Demps-
ter, from Tobago ; Maria, from St. John's, New Brunswick;
Louisa, Shepherd, from Quebec ; Isabella, Fitzgerald, from
tNheervisTionunadylias,nd ; Rockers, Roberts, from Sierra Leone ; Bro-
from Madeira ; Douro,. from Leghorn. Remain
the Oak, bound for Bombay, with loss of main-yard ; Michaels,
Hakesley, and Colombian packet. A barque, with a round
house, passing for the River, made us no signal.
ISLZ OF WIGHT —JULY 6.--Arrived off, port the Orwell,
Dalrymple, from Canton sailed the sth March, St. Helena
the sth May, and Ascension the soth ult.
HASTINGS,.
JULY
m Quebec 6.—Arrived off port the Martnion,Ropper,
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PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
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HOUSE OF C007010.21T5.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
1. Mr. Wilks,—For the consideration and redress of the practica:
Grievances of Protestant Dissenters.
2. Mr. Sinclair,—Bill to enable the Inhabitants of Burghs of Ba.
, Cony in Scotland, to elect their own Magistrates.
'. Mr. William Miles,—To take into further consideration the Pe-
tition from Shepton Mallet, relative to the Charities of that
town.
4. Colonel Verner,—Case of Mr. Harpur and others at Dungarvan,
ofr in December last.
. Mr. Sheil,—Papers relating to the affairs of the late Rajah of
6. Tuor,.
7. Mr. J. Oswald,—Bill for regulating the University of Glasgow. Mr. Mark Philips,-13ill to declare the state of the Law
with
4r.
8. jespect to persons who impugn the doctrine of the Trinity.
nunle,—Petition from Cupar in Fife against the appoint-
9.
Iment of Colonel Lindsay to the Fife Militia.
fr. Thomas Dundas,—To move that the Hull Merchant Sea-
inen's Fund Bill be recommitted.
1. p RDERs OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
2. ar', sil Vestries Act. Amendment Bill—Second reading.
3. fiti,l4ltY Coroners Bill—Committee (at 12.)
4. ~ olie Carriages (Metropolis) Bill_Committee (at 12. )
uffences agait
nst the Person Bill—Further consideration of
4. mu ll!Port (a 12. )
6. Linn'ciPal Corporations Bill—Committee.
1. Bull ''n Trade (Ireland) Bill—Report (at 12.)
8. st Merchant Seamen's Fund Billßeport (at 12. )
alliPs each Tax Offices Bill—Second reading.
LGelporie.d,,,,on Saturday, the 4th inst., in his 66th year,
ease,' "IthYson, F.s, . of Baron Manor, and Usselby
in th -,• Ricio
TI. county of Lincoln. Mr. T. was the father of
Pende t', ii °n. Charles Tennyson, the liberal and inde-
Ilis last yin'eerns bcr. for Lambeth, by whom he was attended in
s With unexampled assiduity and affection.
13E with
ol''unce tin OF LORD SUFFIELD.—We regret to died since since :t Lord Suffield, who met with n-i accident a few
'lied last e '„l",°,nl the falling of his horse, in St. James's Park,
Rtil v—",';',- His Lordship was in his 54th year.
lq
:34 he chm 41E11T OF TILE SERJEA2cT-AT-ARAIS. --
Prida, Ceikr Of the Exchequer gave notice last night, that
-Reconne,,',4lelt he would move for an Address to the Crown,
—°Yl/101,---",..1ng the acceptance of an offer made by Henry
li" ofirolol l'Scl., the Serjeant-at-Arms, to retire upon. a pen-
elltry,
_,• Per annum, being the difference of his present
41.• "and that Which is to be allowed to his successor.
retire b..."-cntr has held the offi.:,, For 24- years, and wishes to
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C°llBeqUenee of the declining st-tte of his health.