The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-28 00:00:00

SIIIPPIN(4.-(THIS DAY.)

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DEAL, Ocr. 27. —Wind W. N. W.—Arrived the ft,
Bulwer, from the River Gambia; Isabella, Pattersto
Pugwash ; Delos, Hawey, from Constantinople • 131;;;(1,fr
Mitchell, from Cadiz.—Arrived from the River and
Martha, Jones, for Corfu ; Heros, Faillant, for Cala''";.forl
bella, Heri.mett, for Liverpool; Martha, Dyer, for I'Vrt .„r
$11„
Sutton, Read, for Waterford.—Arrived from the 1?;" Cl•fr
remain, the Stirling Castle, Fraser, for Hobart Tow= ;00;
Hall, for Jamaica ; Claude, Galmies, for Dominica 7
aleiltne
rine, Rose, for Calcutta ; Lady C. Barham, Free 'l.•
Jamaica ; Catharine, Lyburne, for Alexandria; Ursula., '1„.111,
for the River Gambia ; Vere, Roberts, for Jameiell',, of
Jamaica proceeded this morning for the River, into
steamer.
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HASTINGS, Ocr. 26.—Arrived off port, the Pr.--e PLO
Graves, from Hudson's Bay; Morgiana, Hetheringtoof
Honduras. norto,
TORBAY, OCT. 26.—Arrived the Aulaby, Wear, °r-TOte
STANGATE CREEL, Ocr. 26.—Arrived the Secret?
from Bahia. 10)
RAMSGATE, OCT. 27.—Arrived off port, the Lo
ncle'4
linr from S :0011.

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BRISTOL, OCT. 27.—Arrived the Astrea, Brook, f
.ch bree=lr

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 27.—Wind fres. -
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 26.—A gale from W. S.W. to Wislie"'
—Arrived the Challenger, Newman, from Denia; 1"1"
Goodman, from Bilboa. 01:
FALMOUTH, OCT. 26.—Wind W. S. W. to N.
breezes.—Arrived the Nightingale Packet, ----, t<""
West Indies, mail not up; his Majesty's brig Sc.orel°°'
Lisbon, sailed the 18th instant ; Norah Creina Hat,lbstb
Zante ; and Falmouth Packet, Shu,g-g, from Utica.
the 25th ult. his Majesty's ship Netley, and sailed the
for Lisbon, with mails.
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The Margaret Ann, of Cardigan, was NI:
Weymouth the 26th instant.
The Cornubia (steamer), from Rotterdam to Mal' it° 0
shore at Saltfleet the 25th instant. 5
The Eliza, Redman, from Quebec to London, was Of 11"
at Metis, and expected to be a total wreck.
H. Bridgeman, Esq., is to receive the well-..-%es'e
compliment of a public entertainment from his const.)o,'
fonun%dVednesday (this day). The good men of Emit eP"
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Raenpdresapenptraetvciiae.p Register.te_in hones
tand practicla"
Ar' 41
In answer to the question, Who is Mr. I.64jll*°llll°l
Goldsmidt I will illumine your readers. The t. 0!:
orator of the " Leicester Conservative Society is:oft';
veiled Jew, the rumoured and self-styled DETEerfatri;
Times! His real name is Nathaniel Moses. 11°
Edward Moses, is a native of Dover, where three k;
aunts of the orator still retain their maiden na„,,e)c,.
Edward Moses came to London as clerk to 0.1",:,011,4
Franks, the stock-broker. He married Miss Pitirsliv,,
niece of the late respectable and opulent Mr. In" tile,'
Goldsmith, and changed his name to Moss, 011
adopted that of Goldsmidt. Nathaniel Go/dsondt:jeolsto
Moss, alias Moses, the son, was brought up in the„,ellt;er
persuasion, baptised and made a Christian at
Oxford—afterwards entered at Lincoln's-inn--is a' I', Pe $'
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of four years standing only on the 29th of Jan° r
and "goes" the Midland Circuit. Like all conve
ter 5e
a zealot, and Moses happening to be at the Leieesinell
sions last week, attended the last Corporation Lcii tbesej
wrote his speech for the Tory Leicester Journal, 11,11, ,ry
transferred, it into the Times. Such is the "„,blB.4OCto
mystery" of this Monster giant in warfare with Alt jullky
nell. You cannot better contribute to his Self °¢ e.gijO
than by your notice of his Punch performances ;1310 ia
not more bitterly disappoint him than by leaving he jo ,p
native obscurity. Although so recently a Jew' and ifs
claimer against the repeal of Jewish disabilities, Ilevcrri
significant foe to Civil and Religious Libertp.
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