The Sun.
London, England, 1835-12-05 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

SlR—Observing in The Sun Paper that under the head
Railways, the price of the Cheltenham 1001. Share is quoted
at 781., I beg to inform you that at present there are no
Shares on sale of the projected Cheltenham and Great
Western Union Railway, and that the above quotation (if
entered at all, though I believe very little is done in it)
should be under the title of The Old Gloucester and Chel-
tenham Tram Road, for it is not a Railway ; but inserting
it as such leads to a misapprehension that the projected
Railway is meant, and that the Shares are at a discount, as
above, which is not true. I shall therefore be obliged to you
to correct the error.

I am, Sir, your most obedient servant,
DEVEREUX BOWLEY.
Chesterton House, Cirencester, Dec. 4, 1835.

SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, DEC. 4.—Wind S.W. and W., moderate.—Arrived
the Augusta Jessie, Edinburgh, from Madras; and Belina,
Storr, from Van Diemen's Land. By the Belina we have re-
ceived the melancholy intelligence of the total loss of the ship
Neva, Captain Peck, with female convicts from Ireland to
Sydney, New South Wales, on a reef of rocks called Harlin-
gess Reef, at the north end of King's Island, at the entrance
of Bass Straits, on or about the I3th May, when all on board
excepting the Captain, chief mate, seven seamen, and six
female prisoners, perished. It appears that the ill-fated Neva
was lost about six weeks after the unfortunate George 111.
Arrived from the River, and sailed, the Violet, Childs, for
Bilboa; and Arethusa, Simons, for Santander.
BRIGHTON, DEC. 3.—Arrived the Lard William Bentinck,
—, from Madras.

STANGATE CREEK, DEC. 2.—Arrived the Gazelle, Strachan,
from Constantinople ; Fedel Amectio! Model, from Trieste.
MARGATE, DEc. 4.—Arrived off, the Brilliant, GilLinson,
from Singapore ; Rosamond, Munro, from Berbice ; Adven-
ture, Yates, from Paraiho ; Jean, Sergeant, from Arera ;
Water Hen, Dodds, and Albion, Nixon, from Quebec ; and
Blossom, Simpson, from St. Petersburgh.
BRISTOL, DEC. 4.—Arrived the Concordia, Blackaller, from
the Cape of Good Hope ; and Osprey, Fisher, from Smyrna.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 4.—Wind S.W. to N. W., squally,
with showers.

PLYMOUTH, DEC. 3.—Wind S. to S.S.W.—Arrived the
Bloom, Laing, from Tarragona. Off port, the Ann, Smith,
from Quebec.

FALmotiTu, DEC. 3.—Wind S. S. W., former part of the day
strong gales, with violent squalls, latter part more moderate.
—Arrived the Alchymist, Wells, from Quebec. Sailed his
Majesty's steamer African, for Cadiz and the Mediterra-
nean, with mails; and Opossum packet, for the West Indies,
with mails.

LIVERPOOL, DEC. 3. Arrived the Adventure, Hodgson,
for Quebec. Off port, the Magnet, from Calcutta ; and
Eupliemia, from Nassau.

The William IV., was affround at Bassora, 31 Aug.

EAST INDIA.

ATZRIVALS AT CfIINA.—The liaViS, May 30, from Singa-
pore and Bengal ; the Herbert, Taylor, from Bong-al ; the
Forth, June 8,- from Bengal ; the Nerbadda and Barretto,
June 12th, from Bengal; the Rossendale and Burlington,
13, from Sourabaya ; the Bencoolen, 13th, from Liverpool
and Batavia ; the Edmonston, 14th, and the Marion, 14th,
from Bengal; the Lady Grant, 14th, from Bombay ; the
Lydon, 19th, from Manilla; the Isabella, .Robertson, 20th,
from Bengal; the Water Witch, 21st, from Bengal; the
Lady Hayes, 21st, from New South Wales; the Rm-
ehal, 21st, from Sydney and Batavia; the Juliet 21st, from
Bengal.
DOARTURES.—The Emily Jane, June
.9, for Bengal ; the
Thetis, 9th, for Singapore; the -Grecian, 16th, for Hobart
Town; the Thetis, 20th, for Bengal; the Colstream,
and Rossendale, were loading for -London.

AnnivALs AT BATAVIA.-The Esk, July 18, from Liver-
pool ; the Reform, from Liverpool ; the Hero, from Liver-
pool ; the Statesman, from New South Wales ; the Medi-
terranean Packet, the Fortune, and the Micmac, from Ncw
South Wales.

DEPARTURE.—The Herculean, July 22, from China.
ARRIVAL AT ANJER.—The Falcon, July 11, from Li-
verpool.
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ARRIVAL AT ST. HELENA.—The Magnet, Oat. 11, from
Calcutta (for Liverpool).

THE GREENOCK ACCIDENT.—The Commitice
in the management of the contributions in of the suf- •
ferers announced, on Saturday, that the aggregate at that
date amounted to 1,4551. 19s. 3d., exclusive of numerous
donations of clothes, provisions, &c. Contributions still
continuo to be received ; and from what has already been
done, it may be presumed, that the losses of property of pri-
vate families, viii be completely made up. The body of an
elderly man, in the garb of a sailor, and name unknown, was
found near Port-Glasgow dock on Saturday last ; but it is
uncertain whether he was or was not one of the sufferers.
John I\l4Kay who had sustained severe injuries.on the night
of the catastrophe, died in the Infirmary on Friday, Wil.2re
there are other six who were also injured. The neighbcur-
hood of the disaster still continues to attract crowds of spec,
tators, and all strangers who arrive in town take the oppor-,,
tunity to visit the scene of the awful calamity.
REGISTRATION.—Amongst the names of '.the
Tories who have been disfranchised by the Revising 1.331'-
risters, we find those of Sir F. L. Holyoake Goodricke,
M.P. for this division -of the county, and his brother the
attorney, both of whose claims to vote for the county were
decided by the Barristers tck be bad.— County Herald.