The Sun.
London, England, 1835-12-07 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUS-
TOM-HOUSE, DEC. 5.
The Fortune, Pine, from Jersey; Greenend, Earles, Jersey;
Stephen Knight, Wright, Jersey; Sir E. Banks, Norwood,
Hambro ; Harriott„ Page, Antwerp ;—Arno, Murray, Licata
and Palermo; Ocean, Harrison, Quebec; Salus, Metcalfe,
Quebec; Rosalind, Arrowsmith, Belize ;. Belzonia, Salmon,
Mauritius ; Zeaohia, Lucas, Guernsey; James, Lyon, Mira-
michi ; Harriet, Bunker, South Seas ; Jane, Sanderson, Seville.
ENTERED OUTWARDS .FOR LOADING, DEC. 5.
The Belfast, Middleton, for Calais; Perseverance, Mar-
golle, Calais ; Columbine, Stranack, Hambro'; Jabez, Tin-
dal!, Constantinople and Odessa; Emilie, Vander Kerkbove,
Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent; Vrow Bowena, Decker, Amster-
dam; Branco, Canie, Madeira.

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, Dec. 5.
The Thetis, Partridge, for Jamaica ; Rawlins, Man, Ja-
maica ; Bata-vier, Dunlop,
‘Rotterdam; Alkmarr, Heath, Rot-
terdam ; Prince Saxe Cobtu-g, Ladd, Rotterdam; Entorprise,
Gearing, Guernsey and Jersey; Richmond, Wisk, Ttieste ;
Dart, Block, Ostend ; Prince of Waterloo, Page, Ostend ;
Hems, Paillant, Calais; Belfast, Middleton, Calais ; March,
Bibbens, Mauritius ; Clansman, Blain, Mauritius; Delos, Har-
vey, Constantinople; Waterlilly, Cuthbertson, Statira,
Baker, Jamaica ; Cater, Whitnall, 'Dunkirk ; Commerce,
Steer, ; Margaret, Earles, Jamaica ; Christen En-
derson, Hansen, Lurvig.
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, Dec, 5.
Tl ie Lucinda, James, for the South Seas ; Con%ordia,
R.)bdahl,

VESSELS SPOKEN
The Nailer, from Bor;ny to Liverpool, Ist lilt., lat. 5. N.
long. 03. \V., by the Jane, arrived eft' Margr.ce.
The Coromandel, from Liverpool to China, 25th Aug„
12. S., long. 28. W., by the Falcon, arrived at the Cape.
The Jacob Cats, from Rotterdam fr., Batavia, 3d Aug. 3.,
ht. 5. N., long. 18. The Messen!er, from .Quebec to Rio
Janeiro, 4th ult., lat. 4., long. 19. The Hope, from Tarra-
g,ona to Rio Janeiro, Bth ult., by the Margaret, arrived. at the
Cape of Good Hope.
The Javans, from Amsterdam to Batavia, lat. 3. N., long.
24. W. The Mary, of Liverpool, bound to Riir Janeiro, lat.
12., long. 28. The Robert Watts, of Jersey, bound to Rio
Janeiro, lat. 49., long. 13., by the brig Jessie, arrived in tlio
Downs.
The De Jersey, from Cette to Rio Janeiro, 3d ult., lat. 37.,
long 3. The Dolphin, from Leghorn to Newfoundland, same
day, leaky. The Sarah, from Smyrna to Amsterdam, 7th ult.,
lat. 36., Long. 7. The Isabel, frcm London to St. Illichaers,
29th , Int. .15., long. 10.
The licro, from Bombay to Liven-;;,I, tat. 2.
N., long. 20. W. -110—Ann, from Quebec to Whitehaven,
-(1L1r-utt., on the banks of Newfoundland.

His iiiajest)'s brig Star, from Falmonth for Halifax, 7th
ult., lat. 47., long. 30., by the William Engs, arrivc•d at
Bristol.

EAST INDIA.

The Augusta Jessie, from Madras, has arrived in the- Downs ;
sailed 27th June ; Mauritius, 4th August ; Table Bay, 2ortz
Sept. ; and St. Helena, October.

The Lord \Viliiani Bentick, from Madras, hay arrived off
Brighton ; sailed Ilth June, Mauritius, 3d August ; Table
Bay, 29th Sept. ; and St: Helena, 4th Oct.
The Magnet, from Bengal, has arrived off Liverpool ;
sailed from Calcutta, sth June ; Saugor, 12th ; and St.
Helena, 12th Oct,

The Harriett, from the South Seas, has arrived in the
River ; sailed from Japan 25th July ; and St. Helena, 3d Oct.
Thu Brilliant, from Singapore, has ariired off Margate ;
sailed 28th July.
The Bolen, from Van Diemen's Land, has arrived in the
I)uwns ; sailed from Launceston Bth July. -
AnravaLs AT ST. HELENA. —Tile Eliza, Oct.- 12,, from
Zanzebar ;• the Lyta, 12th, from China, and sailed 13:h for
London ; the Henry, 14th, front Sumatra and Batavia.
ARRIVALS AT SIISICI.n.OIIE.—TIIC Elizabeth, July 22, from
; the Onlerniming, 24th, from Malacca; Fanny,
12th, from Batavia.
DEPARTURES.—The Good Success, July 18. f r China ;
the Atwiek, 22, for London ; •the Sir Herbert Taylor, 22,
for China.
ARRIVALS AT BATAVIA.—The Earl of Balcarras, hug. 5,
from London, and was going to Samarang to load Rice for
China ; tbo Hellas, Aug. 2, front Dublin, and to sail 17th,
for China.

ArtutvAL AT SGURABAYA. —The Emma Eugenia, from New
South Wales, and loadinr, for China.

ARRIVALS AT HOBARTTOWN.---1 he Syden, June 25, from
Sydney ; the Hind, 25th, from Launceston ; the An .c, 2th,
from Mauritius ; the Maria, 30th, from Sydney ; the Britomart,
29th, from. Twofold Day ; the Harriett, 18th, from Spinc y ;
the Vestal, June 13, from China, and sailed 20th for Sydney :
the Mary, July 2. from the Cape.
ARRIVAL AT LAUNCESTON.—The Vibilia, Jute 29, from
London and Hobart Town.

ARRIVALS AT TABLE BAY (CA;3o.—The Tally
.110, Sept.
18, from London ; the L' A3i e, 19th, from Madras and Mau-
ritius ; the Adelaar, 22, from Rotterdam. •

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ARntuAL AT BAssoltA.—The Unbert Q,..myle, Aug. 30, from
Llanolly, and to sail 9th Sept. for Busaire and 13on-O)ay.

NOVEL METHOD or EJECTNI Es T.--Dnring
the last week, the inhabitants of Dewsbury and its neigh-
bourhood have been labouring under great excitement,
terror, and alarm, on account. of a house situr.ted at Kiln-
croft, Dewsbury, occupied by Mr. Elijah Bailey, printer,
his family, and another person, a relation, being visited on
the Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday nights, by a ghost,
or 'some supernatural being, supposed to be nu emigration
from the infernal regions, and pos,7essod of diaboli, al agency.
It has done considerable damage to the property bybreak-
in, at the inside, the windows oF the low rooms of toe
house, and chamb6rs, of wliiclt the building consisted.
Large crowds. of people have been attracted to the place.
It is stated that a few slight raps are heard in the window

previous to the crash of the broken glass. When persons,
have. been examining the windows in the low rooms, the
glass has been broken in the upper ; but no squares are
ever broken in any window, except same of the inmates of
the house are in that particular roam at the time. Some
of the inhabitants in the adjoining houses have hec,a
strangers to sleep, or peace of mind, since this unknown
stranger, whose form and colour remain a complete mystery,
first visited their neighbourhood, as their dejected looks
amply .testify., Rumour says, that more inmates reside
within the walls of the dwelling than greet each other
with a hearty welcome, and this expedient is supposed to
have been had recourse to, for the purpose of giving a sum-
mary notice of ejectment.—Fork Courant.
An incendiary fire took place at Bourne, on Mon.
day night last, on property belonging to Mr. John Osborn,
called the Park Farm. A large barn, filled. with oats, an
adjoining barn, two straw stacks, awl a stack of old hay,
was totally consumed. The wind was •blowing strongly
from the : the premises appeared to have been
fired in that direction, which must have inevitably destroyed
the whole property, but fOrtunately three stacks were saved.
from the devastation. Mr. Osborn ha; foe many years
taken.an active part in the management of pArnell'ai affairs :
it is conjectured that offence to some of the paupers must.
have originated this vile design. Happily Mr. 0. was iu-
sured for the full amount ; the evil con sequences, therefore,
can only fall on the head of (ha miscreants; who could ce...1-
coot so demoniacal a means of ravenge. A large reward
is offered for their apprehension, and it is hoped they will
speedily he detected.
The following sinvdar incident occurred on Mon("Aliv
evening :it the theatre of the Pcrte St. Martin :--A.
vier ofiieer of the French army at the capture of Algiers
found and took charge of at Moorish orphan be ,-.
at this time in Paris, he took his y-eme• to s,O the
perfortmaico* of the Bedouins, and went with "iiirn behind
the WikiX.4., Tbc boy observed one of the voform;:rs With.
AA i-oculiar attention, that the lattkr siXtkO to him in lag
native language. A short emlyersation t,asued bes..teen
n
ed in a rearm
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a broths 91/.444 father, front whom he bad been separated.
Franconnd 13e (e dl
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ferce: about a year before the French ikivv.:itui of Algiers.,