The Sun.
London, England, 1835-01-08 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.)
t/i419 JAN. 7.—Wind N.W.—Arrived from the River, and
sailed, the Janet, Burgh, for Trieste.
Adv
FALMOUTH, JAN. 6.—Wind E., fresh breezes.—Arrived the
enture, Spire, from Messina.
C"K, JAN. 4. —Arrived off port his Majesty's ship Jupiter,
from the Mediterranean.
Po
RY, JAN. l.—Arrived the Sarah, Jones, from Terceira.
1.,.1C4-ZNZANCE, JAN. 6.—Arrived the Hope, Morgan, from St.
'ut chaers, opposite ; Monkey, Cargill, St. Michael's.
f LYDE, JAN. s.—Arrived the Gulnare, George, from New-
..°lllldland ; Isabella, Walker, from Palermo ; Mary, Christie, from
WATERFORD,
Jaw. s.—Arrived the Nancy, Way, from London.
EIiWATERFORD, Jaw. S.—Arrived the Commodore, Cousins, and
za Williams, Barnes, from London.

The James and Mary, Robertson, from Peterhead to Stettin,
and the Factor, Price, from Copenhagen to Pernambuco, are under
repair at Christiansand, and expected to proceed about Feb. 1.

Office of Committee of Privy Council,
„ SIR,--By direction of the Lords ofWhite thell CommitteeB3s of Privy
v,ottneil for Trade, I beg leave to acquaint you, for the information
°f the gentlemen who are interested in the trade: within the Medi-
terranean, that it appears, by information received from his Majes-
tty e Consul at Marseilles, that according to a recent regulation, all
essels may henceforward take refuge, or otherwise enter into, the
°t4er ?adstead of Toulon, without payment of any tonnage dues or
chargsituate ed, providtherein. —ed they doI
am, Sir, not lie w&cithin the immediate water
of the fort .
(Signed) THOMAS JACK.
William Dawson, Esq., Lloyd's.

VESSEL§,, ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUSTOM-
HOUSE, JAN. 7.
11441fred, Lidstone, from Terceira ; Harriet, Legget, Ipswich ;
Rosew-11, Areakior ; Cid, Amezaga, Santander.
iI.ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, JAN. 7.
)47lsis,sallna, Munro, for flerbice ; Harmony, Matheson, Malta and
Siren, Clipten, Constantinople and Odessa; Eden,
-411, Jamaica ; Betsey and Sarah, Bloom, Leghorn.
p CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, JAN. 7.
i4l‘,tne! Stibbens for Malta ; Swallow, Phelps, Naples ; Witham,
3, Antwerp.
• 1,. CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, Lust. 7.
%114,.' ebroders Biers, for Worcum Economy, Smith, Cadiz ;
'Neraad dussen, Fearnley, Norway.
714 r.; VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
a. PI ColonL (whaler), the 10th July, at Tongay, with 1400 barrels.
The 4wd by the Etoile Poloire, arrived at Granville.
theeurd•ell,, alot (v,',:aler), in Walwich Bay, with 1300 barrels of oil;
the iii,"l,_iare and H Betts, from Swansea to Alexandria ; and
the yed Susan W:tkins, from Liverpool to Constantinople,
gerik a„,'Le off Cape de Gatt, ,sv the Favourite, arrived at Cartha-
gYd Ihe Lord- Byron, froni John's, New Brunswick, to
e, the 19th ult. in lat. 54., long. :;?.

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that a
M -e official Bulletin of Malaga announce
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teiacirTioPtion has been opened for erecting a monument to "e-
-the), rrijos and his.
brothers in arms, on the spot upon which
Were immolated
NTP„
1111th,‘ '"'tIVATION FOR ELECTORS.--The mass of
the -(!;"e intelligence communicated in " Burke's History of
Pabi•-°4lrnoners," as to the property, connexion, interest,.
vicitile, serices, or other characteristics belonging to the indi-
Paril•l's who form the class of our Gentry eligible to serve. in
tet.e tanient, cannot fail to invest that work with a peculiar in-
are St at the present moment, when inquiries on such points
o:lfrequent as they are important. The two volumes now
tionP eted furnish a full account of a very considerable propor-
, ef the landed Gentry of the kingdom.
We cottto have merely to call the attention of our gentle
Ivhicisn'PerarY, the Morning Post, to the following paragraph,
Wal". aPPeared in the Morning Advertiser of the Ist instant.
kssi-irg to present our complim. ents upon the occasion, and toa
our contemporary that we are quite willing to take
',mar bet upon the general result of the Elections
BtT.—There are now four City Reformers in the field,
rt:r three Anti-reformers. A Grote to a guinea that the for-
;hi the ganae.—Morning Advertiser.--[Done
41°stil---[The bet is registered, and no mistake !!!--En.
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[NqMporar
eems hope this will not be the last guinea that our spirited
ey, the Morning Advertiser, will win in the good
fro a Reform. That cause has derived 111
the
great support
114 .ability, firmness, and straightforward honesty of
urged
with which the Advertiser is conducted. Its en-
to
ied columns (being now the size of The Sun) will hence-
, I.la enable it to give still more enlarged support to liberal
Vples, and the reform of abuses in Church and State.
L;,-,ensed Victuallers have now good reason to be proud
krtheir li,!)erality, which cannot fail to benefit the public at
while it must redound to their own advantage.—
SUN.]