The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-07 00:00:00

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250,0005 h. sp. et. Scotti.ah Union 2O/. sh. 1/.
7,500 sp. et. Hercules 10(1/. sh. 10/. pd 1. i (1.
100,000 sp. et. losuranez• Co. of Scot sh. all pd 71 Os
50,000 6p. ct. North British. 200/2 sh. 10/. pd 151.
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1,000 5 et. Caledonian Fire ' lOOl. sh. 101. pd 14/ ro,
5,009 rp. et. FAtinburgh Life 1001. sh. 101. pd 11!
100,000 4 p. u. West of Scotland lOl. pd

MISCELLANEOUS

4,810 Edin. and Glas Un. sh. all pd f2n/
Ditto Allocated all pd (51.
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5,400 5 per cent. Edinb. Joint Stock Water '25/. sh, all pd :3 '-1/.
Carron Iron Company .2.50/. sh. all p I OW,
?,00n,h. 15 per cent. Shotts Iron Founuery ;0/. sh. 3.1. pd .81
10,000 3 per cent. Edinburgh & Leith Glass '2o/. sh. 164 pd :•,.
4,200 10 per cent. Edinburgh Coal Gas 251• sli. alt pd 15
4,450 10 per cent. Glas3ow Gas 251. sh. all pd (01,
• 730 6 per rent. Leith Coal Gas '2,01. sh. all pd 3 /.
1,200 5 per cent. Edinburgh and Dalkeith Railway...so4 sh. 13/,
3,000 51 per cent. Equitable Loan Company 25/, sh. Vt. pa 1(1.

COURT OF REVIEW—FRIDAY•
(Before Sir G. ROSE, the Hon. Mr. ERSKINE, and Mr.. Coss.
1N
This was a Petition from Mr. Perring, the hatter, ":\:'''
0, Strand, to stay the certificate of the bankrupt, f'orm'er]]
box bo6kApoper of the Adelphi Theatre.
Mr. Russiali who supported the petition, stated dints
the defendant formef37 kept a subscription lodging-house;
li.rundel-street, Strand, I:4 3d had between Christ Mas and
the 407,g February last obtaiiled from Mr. Perring te,
sum of 3461.; four bills of Exchange. In the month of
March the clefendzitAlaccame a bankrupt, and had, afteri
.t_gt,nl routine, applied le V% certificate. This wasopPOset
by Alf. i'arring, who filed in aunt on the `)d of September
two affidavits7i one from himself, 'and the second from
person of the mune of Watson ; they stated that on the 4`_
of February the bankrupt received IC3I. of the petitioner;
aild en the 6th, only two days after, he went to a CO
gaining iiool,e, No. 3, Pickering-place, St. James's, ta
there lost 1301 in one day.
The bankrupt in reply lodged five affidavits, in
denied having lost 1301. at one sitting, at No. 3, PieLeri4
place, cm the 6th f February. Is'
The CoUitT observed that flit.. Act of Parliament ria;o• '
stated one day, Rllfl not one sitting.
His, Honour, Mr. Caoss, said that the Act of Podia'
meat stated that no person should- gamble with, other pe°:
plc's money, and that no individual had a right to balalic
his accounts arising out of his losings and willrligS

common gaming house.
.111 :-.,ssrs. ADAMSON and K
case. EENE supported the bankrl3lo
The CouitT would suffer the petitioner's affidavits t°
stand good, and the other side could reply to it, if thel
thou proper
ght .
After considerable discussioc., -.their HoNouns said lit,
w al,i their unanimous opinion that the bankrupt's affid3'lo,
were worded in such general terms, as not to be anY i! 0
swer to those of Mr. Perring's ; and that in their °pills
he had, by his reckless conduct, forfeited All claims to
certificate.
I The certificate was accordingly refused.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
1'
ADVICES, ARRIVALS, AND DEPARTURES
THE SCOTCH WHARFS, NOVIIIIIIER 6. 1,
Holm's WHARF.—Adrice: the brig Eleanor, John JaCr,
master, arrived at Leith the 2d inst. No arrivals or del°

tures. coy
DOWNE'SAftr.—Advice : the Bridport Shippingt
patty's vessel Busy, R. Angel master, .sailed from _.-
Si'„llr
the ath instant for this wharf. Arrival : the Inverness te:..
ping Company's smack Hope, Alexander Hepburn 10as,0;
from Bridport with a general cargoe. Departure : the in,°cr,
trose Shipping Company's smack Eagle, A. IVlearns
ma
for Montrose with a general cargo. A Cig
IRON-GATE LOWER WIIARP.—The brig Ruby, -

master, r
arire at Leit the 2d inst. -
L$ r' ANDd BIRVVICh
K. WHARP.—No advices or arriviloill;
Departure : the Berwick Shipping Company's smack Coeral
merce, William Crow master, for Berwick with a gen

cargo.
VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT TI-114 rVS
TOM-HOUSE, Nov. 6. oailt
The Provensminde, Jewell, from Shorwick ; John Da* le,
Cruys, from Cape Coast ; Bengal, Lee, from Quebec ;
Keigur, from Bruges; William, Bamboreugh, from St. c.ne,
burgh ; Amity, Burton, from Dunkirk ; Cherry, Partriu
from Hamburg; and Ceres, Addison, from Quebec.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, No .
The Earl of Liverpool, Lomax, for Ostend; Mary, v.of
tance, for Mogadore ; Addingham, Ledwick, for the Car
Hope ; Union, De Jonge, for Ostend ; British Mona
rre,al
,
Pervis, for the Mauritius ; Sceptre, Daughty, for Malta; .
mud and Ann, Buckingham, for Grand Canary ; Bella
Louisa, Guibelendo, for Malaga; Engelina, Wygers, for
Rotterdam ; Janeo, 'Wilson, for Antwerp ; Atlas, Light,
Jersey ; and Violet, Childs, for Gilboa and Gijon.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, NO/•, °1;,
The City of Hamburg, Ling,, for Hamburg ; Clarellus,
Fisher, for Jamaica; Edward, Wessels, for Bremen; 5i..,11301
Porman, for Jamaica; John Sanziercomb, for Lisbon; Pa'
Letch, for Jersey ; Josephina, Wa!terson, for Stockbolrif °c
Earl of Liverpool, Lomax, for Ostend • Inaquina, Cabrisof,.
Cadiz.; Dunnathae Castle, Pattison, For She Society 151a",5;
David Lyon, Selby, and Reward, Hogg, fol. Jamaica;
Gallon, for Grenada ; and Saucy Jack, Farrant,for Alexanorl'
CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, 14°/' 6for
The Vriendscapp, Jafferra, and Cornelia, Schooren,
Worcum; and Flora, Manning, for Harlingen.
ARRIVALS AT LIVERPOOL, Nov 5.
fro°
The Madras, Thornton, from Quebec ; Victory, --••
Cork; Prince of Wales, --, from Cardiff; and Brian
Atkinson, from Dublin.
ENTERED FOR LOADING, Nov. 5.
The Arethusa, D. Hutchinson, for Barbadoes; Achilleh
E. Muller, for Bahia; Reward, N. Goss, for Bordeaux; Si!'
Harlamphy, J. C. Kruger, for Havannah ; John Welch, '',
Woodhouse, for Jaoaica ; Ann, J. Steward, for Legior,'
Mariner, J. M' Yeache,v, for Madeira and Honduras ;
ton, E. Evans, for Montejo Bay, Jamaica; Great Britain, '
M. French, for New York; and Medium, G. Leslie, for Par
nambuco.
CLEARED OUT;TARDS, NOY. 5.
The Countess of Mansfield, Wilson, for St. Michi,el'r,
Matilda, Wardle, for the Mauritius.; Ayrshire Lass, NIPP
for Hayti ; Hesperus, M‘Donald, for Demerara ;
Christian, for Ostend; and Vigilant, Patterson, for Pi
Jineiro.

SAILED, Nov. 5.
The Scotland, Hagstaff, for New York ; Commerce,
Ham
lent, for Hayti; and Agenoria, Fife, for Mobile.

Ile
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,. Nov. 5.--1:,,j
demand to-day has been steady, and the sales have rnacr",,
nearly 5,000 bags, including about 800 on' speculatifc'";
About 800 bags have been taken for export, Themarl'o
is more firm, and the regular business, thoughoot
much alteration, is likely again to become more unil° „t
The sales to-day have been all American, except 9,00 Sur-
Gad. to 6id., and 130 Egyptian, llid. to 13d.
last
A fire took place in South-street, Bridport,-
week, which entirely consumed seven houses, reducing'
families to a state of the most pitiable destitution.
A house is advertised for sale in one of the Souther
counties with this rather novel, though by no means only,
portant recommendation :.—"A good ministry in the churc-t4'
FOX-CHACE EXTRAORDINARY IN TIIE LONP°II6
Docxs.—For some time past the warehouse-keepers in tfor
London Docks have been at a loss to conceive a reason
the great destruction of their poultry. The feathers
other portions of the birds found at once proved I
tha
was none of the biped species that caused so great 110;°,r,
A reward was offered for the apprehension of the rob`ihs,
but without effect. The mystery was solved on Thursl,
by the appearance of a sleek• and sly fox stealing from to
eastern quay and approaching the north. His appearebis
certainly at first caused a little terror, thinking it p 0551 $
that it might have been some wild animal esevped filsn„r;
vessel in the dock ; but his true character was soon as`"/
tained, and the cry of " A fox, a fox," burst fxotu ulaPa;
and the chase was then given. Reynard bounded al°lo
a spanking pace, but at last was obliged to take re'",,`s
in No. 5 vault, where he was secured by a' ce'inoo,
named Phillips, who has now the animal in his posses'°o
It is impossible to say how or when the animal madc
first appearance in the dock.

PATENT( LADVEVERTISEMENTR WATCII)-'
Price, at T. COX SAVORY'S, 47, Cornhill, London.
SILVER CASES. 6
0

With double-bottom eases
6 f°
With hunting cases
GOLD CASES: lti 6

Size for ladies, with elegant gold dial
Size for gentlemen, with enamel dial
16 - 0
1,c,-
This celebrated construction (the most accurate on W.., tbr
watch can be made) is now offereil at the above price, witl,l ja
latest improvements, i. e., the detached escapement, jevrelliiid
four holes, capped, hand to mark the seconds, and inaint.2'
power. to continue going. while winding up. I'D a
T. COX SAVORY, Working Silversmith, Goldsmith,
Watchmaker, 47, Cornhill, London. vet
N.B. The price of • the flat, gentlemen's waisteoat-llof.
Watches, on the same construction as above, is, with enamel .itit
' Seventeen Guineas, with silver dial, Eighteen Guineas, or ‘•
gold dial Nineteen Guineas.
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BIRTHS. 10.
On the 2d inst., in Oriel-place, College-street, Chelsea,
Ferrier, of a daughter. of
On the 3d inst., the lady of Thomas Pardee Purton,EA' '
Faintree, Salop, of a son. ..)lf•
On the 4th inst., in Prospect-place, Southwark, the wife °'
Riach, of a son. 'ad, tl•4
On the 6th inst., at the George Tavern, Waterloo-re
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wife of Mr. R. C. Dougall, of a daughter. • ' ,------

111ARRIETh aiter
On the 19th of September, at Ma!leira, William Postlethiv to
Esq., of Plantations Hibernia and Fairfield, British Guislia'tsie
Barbara, youngest daughter of Henry Veitch, Esq., his 13 itsl3
Majesty's Agent and Consul-General at Madeira. i tbe
On the sth inst., at Streathb.m, Charlotte, third daughter 0 •
late Matthew Holland, Esq., of Sackville-street; Piccadilly:„ of
On the sth inst., at Preston, James e;rnith Schonswar, 1A; of
the King's Dragoon Guards, to Sophia Jane, only dangle
George Darrow, Esq., Senior Judge at Trichinopoly, in the
Indies, and nephew of Sir William Darrow. a Wig.'
On the sth inst.,. at Blockley, Worcestershire, Mr. Edwar ripto
' gins, of Jewry-street, Aldgate, to Anne, widow of Mr. l'S 1
_...
Newitt, of Paxford, in the above county.
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D IED.
On the sth inst., in Cambridge- terrace, Edgeware-rOOl9 jsoe,
relict of William Baker, Esq., late of Windsor, in her 7lith
On the 13th of May last, at Canonore, Anne, the wife of CO
Mark 131asland, of the 51st Regiment Madras Native Infantry:,one,
On the :23d of August last, at sea, off the Cape of Good
Mary, the wife of Captain John Jones, late of the Bengal Arrnitbe
On the sth inst., at Streatham, Charlotte, third daughter
late Matthew Holland, Esq., of Sackville-street, Piccadilly%

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