The Sun.
London, England, 1835-03-25 00:00:00

SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, MARCH 24.—Wind E. N. E.—Arrived from the rivl3l.
and sailed the Joshua Fenton, Henderson, for Leghorn ; 1311;
tannia, Rapley, for Quebec ; and William Barrass, Smith, I°,l
Calcutta, which ship (Tot on shore on the North Brake SIT;
Head, was assisted off again this morning, and proceeded Wa
Ramsgate harbour, with loss of an anchor and cable. Arrive,
and proceeded for the river the Fanny, Lewis, from LiVele"
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH. 24.—Wind E.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 23.—Arrived from Portsmouth his Ms.
jesty's ship Rattlesnake, for the East Indies.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 23. —Wind E., fresh.—Arrived ft'
London the Kite, Putt, for Madras.
lliam
RAMSGATE, MARCH 24.—Arrived from London the WI
Barrass, Smith, assisted in after being on the Brake.
oi•
COWES, MARCH 23.—Arrived the John Welsh, N.°
house, from Matanzas. 0-
_ PORTLAND, MARCH 23.—Arrived off port the Henry, -e

dal, from Nassau. ttlg'
DARTMOUTH, MAitcu 23.—Arrived off port the Aurs
Carr, from Mauritius ; Giraffe, Sanderson, from the Car -
Good Hope ; and Canada, Britton, from New York.
FOINEY, MASCH 24.—Arrived the Ventura, Marquis,

THE MARKETS-(THIS DA

CORN EXCHANGE. , of
The arrivals of all kinds of Grain this week are good'
flour the return is plentiful. Fine Wheat remains without
tion from Monday, other sorts dull. Barley, Beans, and Peas: and
varied. Oats find buyers slowly at last rates. Flour du"
unaltered.

ARRIVALS.
Wheat I Barley.
English
Foreign

Ckl
Oats. I Finer
6,330 grit 6,P6°
—44 660 •

INDIAN RUBBER.—The Report of Commissi°ll.ed,P
recommends a reduction in the duties on articles of this I'l°
—Moniteur.
Green'
SUPERLATIVE POLITENESS.—WiIIiam r
mulatto man, was tried and sentenced to be hung for rear
~c 1:
at New Orleans on the 31st ult. He was ordered for e%e'e;.;
tion on the following Tuesday. On being sentenced he .ed,
politely returned thanks to the Court before whom he was trid,
At the Town Hall, Stamford, on Monday, 14eed
ham was convicted of selling an unstamped newspaperlio
adjudged to pay the mitigated penalty of ten pounds, an
default was committed to gaol. • the
The Duchess of Canizaro, better known 10
beau monde under her former title of Countess St. Alitirr-.7
has returned to her residence in Hanover-sL'uare, fromr s
where she has been resident during the winter. The Due-es
monthly soirees given at the splendid hotel formerly belongin
to Casimir Perier, are said to have been very brilliant. rt,
The Astronomical Society have obtained ElP!tbe
ment in Somerset-house, through the kind interference 0' of
Duke of Sussex. The number of Fellows and .Associates
the Society, is now 398. The So'
ROYAL SOCIETY OF LITERATURE
cie!y's library has this week received a munificent aug'-be,
tation by the removal of the greater part of the books st,
longing to the late Prince Hoare, Esq., to the house i 1 area
Martin's-place. Mr. Hoare was, as our readers area of
among the original members and most efficient promoters
this valuable institution.--Literary Gazette.
A German journal says, We reckon abore fart}'
steeples which have been struck by lightning Within
to%
month, and almost all in the same manner—first, light
playing about the steeple, then a violent clap of thunder, s'„
snow, and no appearances of fire till some time afterward'oi,
THE LATE HENRY DAVID IN'GLIS.--ThiS e f $
nent author, who died on the 20th instant, was the son Oa
to
Scotch advocate of very ancient family, and was relateol.
the noble House of Buchan and the Erskines by his grhoes
mother, who was daughter of the celebrated Col'
Gardiner, who fell in the battle of Preston Pans. 1"' cols,
brit y of Mr. Inglis was gained chiefly as a writer of Tr a, i$
through his works entitled, " Spain in 1830," " frelallt it
1834," " The Tyrol," " Switzerland," and otherS• 1300;
was as a writer of fiction that he displayed his highest Pfiebtea
Many of our greatest writers of this class have been la WS
to the works of older authors for the subjects of their fies,
and romances. But Inglis invented all the fables of hiss opil
because it was easier for him to invent them than to vbe
and as a noble and finished effort in this region, it 111,N to
doubted whether the age has witnessed any thing suPen-:e toi
his " New Gil Blas," the only one of his works (str,a;-:(liel`
say) that ever fell dead-born from the press. Mr. log'
near Regent's-park on the 20th inst., in his 40th year. here
THE WOMEN OF ENGLAND.—The women 5016',
are generally more handsome than in other placegil 00 ot
ciently endowed with natural beauties, without the acktiv
adulterate sophistications. In an absolute woman, attl the
Italians, are required the parts of a Dutchwoman 1119-i the
girdle downwards, of a Frenchwoman from the girdle 'GI As
shoulders, over which must be placed an English fac,e.„
their beauties, so also their prerogatives are greater tilior se
nation; neither so servilely submissive as the French' $
jealously guarded as the Italian ; but keeping so trecootlf
corum, that, as England is termed the purgatory et °disc a,
and the hell of horses, so it is acknowledged the Par,a the
women ; and it is a common byeword among the Ita';il tbe.,
if there were a bridge built across the narrow seas, they
women in Europe would run into England. For here t the
have the upper hand in the streets, the upper PI, see
table, the third of the husband's estates, and the r
share of all lands—privileges with which women of °:;el6s''
tionstare not acquainted.—Peter Heylin's Cosmopai:>!--

B I R TH S.
On the 21st inst., at Worlingham Hall, near Becclest is
c°lufto
p..
Acheson, of da a ughter.
On the 22d inst., at Dorset-cottage, Chiswick, the lady 01
ward Bell, Esq., of a son.

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DIED. ~ 0112Oil'
On the 21st inst., in Chapel-place, Cavendish-War-11'r .
001
John Cruickshank, late Commander of the East India
idooli,
ship Farquharson.
On the 22d inst., at Tadworth Court, Surrey, Robert P
al'
Esq., aged 60. Sn. t
square,,ooge9r
On the 23d inst., in Wimpole-street, Cavendish-
daughter of the late Ben' •
Clinton, wife of William Wood, Esq., Royal Marines, ar,Ld /of le
Benjamin Renshaw, Esq., ptlio'
Hall, Herts. five oto
On the 20th inst., at Kirkby Rectory, Notts, fed n'o• c 4
Frederick, only child of the Hon. and Rev. John ern" . ''s '
Rodeo,
On the 6th ult~ in
aged 31. fight ' •
4etting ci
On the 18th of October, at Bangalore,
by the up- L
Frederick
Bourchier Seton, Cornet of the 7th Oar's
_4ll
Ju7-
valry, in his TBth year. Mr'
On the 0 • • —lst inst., in Cable-street, Wellclose-square, elf
Rudge, in his 3 ear. ~, foro
On the 21st inst., at Kensington, Mr. Charles Wr'Pt' i;
cooleof the Opera Colonnade, Haymarket. fornterl -
On the `2lst inst., at Grove-hill, Camberwell, lkliss Co
n9n
Grill, youngest daughter of the late Claes Grill, Esq'' s
11,ry 1.1011t,1a
General for Sweden.
On the '2lst inst., at the Grove, Kentish-town, ,---- -ip bef
wife of Mr. John Clark, of Brill-house, Somers-tovin, 0
*0 h
year. Frith' 1
On the 22d inst., at Leyton, Essex, Mr. Samuel
40th year.

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