The Sun.
London, England, 1835-12-09 00:00:00

SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

( U 4414 LO YD'S.)-
DEAL, DEc. B.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Lyra, Billing,
from Canton ; and Constantia, Ellis, from Waterford. Arrived
'WI the River and sailed, the Sarah, Carpenter, for Trieste.
J:,.rriv,A. from the River and remains, the Waterlily, Hart, for
Jamaica; and Columbine, Brown for the Cape of Good Hope.
Doarrsm -- ovrn, DEC. 8.--Wind N. E. to W. S. W.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 7.—Wind E. to E. S. E.— Sailed the
'lC,l4epatmi 26, Capt. Hon. C. Grey, for Rio Janeiro; also the
ear1,,,;20, Commodore Morse, for the North coast of Spain ;
430, the Nimrod, 20, COmmodore Frazer, for the West Indies ;
t the Rodney, 92, Capt. H. Parker, will sail to-morrow for
uk•velona, to which place she will convey arms for the service
the Queen of Spain.
PALsiourii, DEC. 7.—Wind S. E. to S., light airs.
Tonney, DEC. B.—Arrived off port, the Hannibal, Hebar,
'Alm New Yerk ; and Isabella, from Quebec.
Dnamtourn, DEC. B. Arrived the Selina, late Bcnd, of
41iCallt, with damage, bound to Newfoundland.
LIVERPOOL, DEC. 7.—Sailed the Oberna, Gillics, for
Batavia and Singapore ; and Hindoostan, Patterson, for
134rnhay. Arrived the Warwick, Brewer, from. Calcutta,
sailed 13th of July, and St. Helena, 17th Oct. Off port, the
'lvevy Jersey, —, from Charleston.
LANCASTER, DEC..7.--Arrived the Derwent, Purdie, from
Quebec.
CaoNsTAnt, Nov. 23.—When the workmen and horses
1/ent down to the Island this morning, they found that the
Water bad risen during the night, and the Rochdale, in con-
aetlttence of the assistance given, had floated, and gained the
ether ships in mia channel. The foreign ship, which was
4ground near tin' Lighthouse, has also got, off. Of the ships
-bound upwards (and it is hoped the Chase and the other ships
are among them), as it is very foggy ; nothing can ba ascer-
tained, with exactness. Captain Colvill, of the Margaret,
45s altered his intention, and is proceeding. The Guard
haying kept her station, and being rather leaky, a considerable
ody of men arc now gone down to attend and cut her in if
Possible. Wind E.

The Janet, Galer, from the river Gambia, has arrived at
with loss of sails, bulwarks, &c.
The Active, Briant, from Havre, for Liverpool and Dublin,
'Was abandoned oiT the Lizard, on the 6th inst.
The Princess Victoria, Thomas, from Tralee to Liverpool,
is on shore at Soutlport. •
The William and John, Gilbard, bound to , has put
back to Shields, having been in contact with the William, of
••pnn.

ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, DEC. 7.
The Warwick, Brewer, from Calcutta; Mayflower, Arley,
&c. ; Martha, Johnstone, Tralec ; Isabella, Newry ;
Nanny, Nicht-As, Padstow ; True Blue, Gelsworthy, Teign-
tpuuth ; T'so Sisters, Stewart, Dumfries ; Charles, Quhayle,
isle of Min ; Assistance, Tralce; Kent, Rigby, Lancaster;
Friendship, Perry, Ulverstone.
ENTERED FOR LOADING, DEe. 7.
The Dryope, Hamilton, for Brazil; Carroll of Carollton,
Bird, New York; Melby, Eden, Pernambuco ; Ewen, Luc-
"ck Sa,vanzu4h Tweed,, aiilaiLaigUagftGiCaballo.
CLEARED OUTWARDS, DEC. 7.
The Drvope, Hamilton, for Brazil ; Sybella, Pierce, Phila-
telPhia; Algonquin, Mackin, ditto; United States, Holdrege,
'''ew York; Appleton, Sharp, Jamaica.
SAILED, Dec. 7.
The Parker, Risein, for Demerara ; Helen Jane, M'Donald,
Madeira; Rapid, Robertson, Alexandretta; Hindostan, Patti-
's°ll, Bombay ; New Brunswick, Bruce, Savannah ; Byker,.
truee, St.. Thomas's; Abeona, Gillies, Batavia ; Thetis, Jar-
-3* Nant '
—A s • John Porter, Jenkinson, Halifax ; St. George;
7°l3Ping,frca.

TELEGRAPHED, DEC. 7.
Ge port, the New Jersey, from Charleston.

In the manufacture of English cheese, rennet is
'commonly employed to coagulate the caseous matter ; but
n the manufacture of Dutch cheese muriatic acid is cm-
-I"l°Yed,..to which, it is said, its pungency and freedom from
-kites are to be inferred.

A foreigner is said to have remarked that " on en-
a public place in England you observe such a settled
melancholy on many faces about you, that if you were in
any other country you would be tempted to go up to the
Persons, and ask them what was the matter with them."

recent historian, alluding. to the powerful effect
q•Sheridan's eloquence, says that he on one occasion so
klighted and electrified the House, that had he immediately
INne up
.to the speaker and pulled off his wig, they could
t have brought themselves to testify any displeasure.
• 0
oQuiNTlNG.Children, when they first begin to
Perceive, always turn anxiously to the light—besides the
4areeable sensation, the retina is strengthened by the action
of the rays. Whenever, therefore, care is not taken so as
to place the infant that the light may strike both eyes
equally, onc....generally becomes stronger than the other,
and it is nobs-ufficiently known to parents and nurses, that
°lie primary cause of " ocular indecision" (as squinting
hag been sometimes styled) is an inequality in the strength
of the eyes.
A few days since, as two gentlemen of tolerable
{bulk were ascending a steep hill in a gig, on their way to
Bugden, the harness broke, and the vehicle, detaching
itself from -the horse at nearly the top of the hill, ran
backwards to the bottom (a distance of about 50 yards),
nth out doing any further damage to the gentlemen than
IDeoting them out, just to remin them another time, out
ibf compassion to the horse, to alight and walk.—Lincoln
gazette.

The- sale of' the Hon. E. R. Petre's property at
Selby on the 25th and 26th ult., realized upwards of
48,000/., being a sum far exceedinc., the most sanguine ex-
pectation ; and, what is very singular, every lot was pur-
'chased by the inhabitants of Selby except one. •
JOHN WILKES.—One evening when the House
--of Commons was going to adjourn, he begged permission
to make a speech, " for," said . he, " I have sent a copy to
the' Public Advertiser,' and how ridiculous should I appear
If it were published without having been delivered !"
MILE STONES.—Nothing is stationary, not even
Mile-stones—our stiff, intelligent friends, on each of which
every one turns his back with triumph, are progressive. The
Arehitecturill Magazine for the present month contains a
Plan of a mile-stone in three parts, of which the centre
Shall be a.horse-block for equestrians, and the sides a rest-
ing-place for pedestrians, presenting nine surfaces for the
diffusion of information. Instructive and accommodating
mile-stones. They are to be formed of granite, and to last
for ever.---Ailas.
AN EAGLE SHOT.—Formerly this bird was a
frequenter in' the Principality, especially in Snowdonia.
Last week a noble Eagle was shot in the parish of Beguildy,
Radnorshire, and which measured from the point of one
sring to the point of the other seven feet.—Cambrian.
Lieutenant-General Lord Crewe, Peer of England,
'died on the 4th inst., at his country seat, near- Liege, after
:a short illness. Lord Crewe accompanied Lord Macart-
hey on.bis celebrated Embassy to China.
ILLNESS OF- TIIE BISHOP OF KILDARE.--The
Right Rev. Dr. Lindsay, • Bishop of Kildare, is at presCnt
seriously indisposed. The venerable Prelate has nearly
reached his 80th year. Dr: Lindsay, who is a near relative
of the Balcarras family, and uncle of the present Earl of
Hardwicke, has been thirty years presiding over the see of
Kildare, which, in the event of his demise, will be united to
the Archdiocese of Dublin.
By the arrival of Montreal Papers to the 6th ult.,
We learn that the House of Assembly had awarded to Mr.
Roebuck a salary of 600/.. a year, and 500/. to meet.
contingencies.
The Postmaster-General at Calcutta, the Hon.
• John Edmund Elliott, brother to the Earl of mint°, is re-
turning to England on leave, having been succeeded .by
Siddons, Esq., grandson, we believe, of the late eminent
actress of that name.