The Sun.
London, England, 1850-11-18 00:00:00

ITALY.

The Pore has paid the greatest attention to M. DE
MONTALEMEERT, has conferred on him the order of
Pius, and has had him nominated a Roman citizen by
the municipality of Rome. Prince DOMINIC ORSINI
has been appointed by the POPE Minister of War,
and Monsignore RUFINI Director of the Police.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—( THIS DAY.)
LONDON, Nov. 18.—Wind at noon S.S.E.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 16.—Wind W. to N.W.; 17th,
W.—Arrd. Condor, Trelison, Rio Janeiro. Off port,
Arabella (of London), for London; Henry 4tb, Patagonia,
and sailed for Liverpool; Denise, Meas, Havannab, for
Cowes; Macleod, Stonehouse, Odessa, and sailed for
London; Fatima, Laing, 33:thia, for Hamburgh.
CLYDE, Nov. 17.—Arrd. City of Glasgow, steamer,
Matthews, New York.

WELLS, Nov. 17.—The Laurel, of Grimsby, is on
shore to the westward cf this port, but is expected off
next tide; cargo landing.
The Quiz, of Jersey, Newcastle to Palermo, is on
shore to the eastward, but is expected off on the flood.
WITBY, OCT. 31.—The Mercy, of Shields, St. Peters-
burgh to London, was wrecked on Salno Reel. N.E. of Faro
during a strong gale on the night of thu 27th Oct.; crew
landed, cargo lost; materials expected to he saved.
On the 7th of November the Augusta, Riga to Carls-
crona, was wrecked on a reef, off Khintehann (west
coast of this island) during a gale in the night of the
6th int. Master and three men saved; two men dead.
ELSINORE, Nov. 13.—The Barbara, of Sunderland,
was seen on shore on the east coast of Bornholm, by
the Arcadia, arrived here.
The Goethe, London to Dantzic, was wrecked cn the
Pakinoskis Reef, coast of Sweden, on the sth of No-
vember. Crew (except three men) drowned.
SYRA, Nov. s.—The Hiram, Smyrna end Chesine,
to England, struck on a sunken rock near this island,
on the night of the 3d of November, and foundered;
crew saved.

TABLE BAY, CAPE OP GOOD HOPE, SEPT. 17.—The
barque Cockburn, Liverpool to this port and Mauritius,
drove on shore in this bay during a strong gale at N.
yesterday evening, and is expected to become a wreck;
crew saved.

OFF RYE. Nov. 17.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrd. Bello
Alliance, Stephens, Calcutta.
PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 17. —Wind W.N.W. to W.--
Garlund, Sunderland, leaky, having struck on the bar
ccming out. Std. Delia, PoolP.

COWES, Nov. 17.—Wind W.—Arad. Adelgunde,
Bcling, Callao.
TORBAY, Nov. 15.—Wind W.S.W.-16. Arrd. James
and Fro,Lei:, Ross, Quebec. Ski. Thomas Worthington,
Rio Janeiro.

DUNDEE, Nov. 15.—Arrd. Caroline, Marsh, Quebec.

NEWPORT, Nov. 16.—Tho Fanny, which fell over
and sank on the 12th, has been raised again without any
damage.
DEAL, Nov. 16.—Wind W.S.W. to S W.; 17th, N.W.
to W.N.W.—Arrd. Ariel, Calcutta; British Tar, Ja-
maica; Hermosa do Francisco, Hityannah, for Ham-
burgh; Broom, Miramichi; Wallace, ditto; East An-
glian, Quebec; Nautilus, ditto. Arrd. from the River
and H., Columbine, Sierra Leone; Lalla Rookh, Sarr
Francisco; Point, Jamaica; Northumberland, New
York. Sld. Sandon, Hobart Town.
MILFORD, Nov. 16.—The Richard Hick' Fowey,
sank 13:h inst., seven miles east of the Stack, off Holy-
head, after being in contact with the Eleonora barque, of
Liverpool; crew saved.
BARNOUTH, Nov. 15.—The Milford packet, Cardiff to
Liverpool, is on shore to the northward, but is ex-
pected off.
SWAN AGE, Nov. 16.—A boat marked "James Linn,
Cork," has been picked up.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16.—Wind S.S.W. to W.N.W.;
17th, W.N.W.—Arrd. Hero of Sidon, New Orleans;
Mary Hannah, Gaboon, left 15th August and Cape
Palmas sth September; Francis Yates, Jamaica; Ma-
dagascar, Havannab; Astoria, New Orleans; Cathrine,
Quebec; Asia steamer, New York; Sultan, St. An-
drew's. Sld. Endymion, Calcutta; John M'Mear, Bom-
bay; Hopewell, Africa and California; Earl Grey, Val-
paraiso; Heart of Ouk, Bahia; Robert Stephenson,
Berbice; Barbadoes; Kennet, Kingford;
Hayti, Garland, Jamaica; Maine, Wilmington, Tus-
carora; Philadelphia, Glenburn, Charleston; Europa
steamer, Boston; Helen, Buenos Ayres. Off port, Nor-
ton ship, and Ormathea ship. Thu Flirt, for Constanti..
nople, has put back leaky, having grounded on Arklow
Bank.

WEXFORD, Nov. 16.—The Strabane, Clyde to Aden.
struck on Blsekwater Bank, night of 14th, and filled;
crew saved. The Magnolia, of Plymouth, Liverpool to
Constantinople, came on shore yesterday morning;
cargo discharging; she is expected off. The Adelaide,
of Krnnebunk, Li%4rpool to New Orleans, with emi-
grants, got on shore on Blackwater Bank yesterday,
and is full of water; crew and passengers saved.
A brig also got on shore, but boat over and proceeded.

MELANCHOLY SUDDEN DEATH.—On Wednesday
last about seven o'clock as Mrs. Napier, wife of Mr. Napier,
purser, RN., Stonehouse, was returning homewards from
Stoke, in company with her brother, she was seized with
apoplexy when near the Stonehouse Mills. Medical assis-
tance was obtained, but she expired about eight o'clock. De-
ceased was aged 45.—Deaonport independent.
ELECTION OF LORD RECTOR OF THE UNIVERSITY
OF GLASGOW.—FRIDAY.—This morning, at ten o'clock, the
professors and students assembled in the Uernmon. hall, which
was soon filled. After prayer by the Principal, Professor Ram-
say was elected clerk. The names of the matriculated mem-
bers having been called over, they divided, according to
nations, into different class-rooms to record their votes. The
following is the result
Lord Palmerston. Sheriff Alison.
Nat. Loudoniana
Transforthana
Glottiana
Rothseiana . ..... 55 104

225 281
The Principal then announced that, in consequence of their
being an equality of nations, and from Mr. Macaulay, the
present Lord Rector, not having been installed during the
last year of his rectorship, it would be necessary that he
should appear to give his casting vote. Meetings of the
Liberal and Conservative students were afterwards held, at
which both parties congratulated themselves on the result.
EXTRAORDINARY REVERSE OF FORTIINE..--The
following remarkable incident, illustrative of the caprice of
fortune, occurred on Saturday last, at Gloucester-place,
Kentish-town. It seems that a distraint had been levied ou
the premises by the landlord, for arrears- of rent, tolthe
amount of 801., for which sum the whole of the household fur-
niture had been condemned, and placed in two vans, prepa.
ratory to removal, with the exception of a chest of drawers,
of rather antique appearance, which had been left to the last
from mere accident, when, in locking one of the drawers, a
small paper parcel was discovered, which, on being opened
was found to contain no less a sum than 114 Old gunieas, of
the reign of George 111. It is impossible to describe the sur-
prise of each party on making the discovery. It is hardly
necessary to add that the claim was soon discharged, and the
furniture returned to its former position, much to the gratifi-
cation of every one concerned.

THE LATE MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF A GENTLEMAN
IN A CAN.—On Saturday, Police-sergeant Parkes, accom-
panied by Mr. William Alexander, of .Hungerford, waited
upon the coroner, and informed him that Mr. Alexander
identified the body of the deceased gentleman as that of Mr.
Symes, late surgeon in Hungerford. Mr. Alexander stated
that the deceased accompanied him to London on the 9th
inst., and left him, in apparently the best possible spirits and
quite sober, in Regent-circus, in the evening of the same
day. He heard no more of deceased until he read in the
public journals the account of his mysterious death.
The solicitors of the " Woods and Forests" have
received instructions to give the necessary Parliamentary
notices preparatory to the introduction of a Bill to extin-
guish the right of the Crown to stock the New Forest in
Hampshire with deer and other wild beasts of the forest, and
to empower her Majesty to inclose the several portions of the
said forest. It is also intended to put an end to the several
encroachments on the Crown lands which have been so
much complained of.

THE MARINE SURVEYS OF OUR COASTS.—The
Admiralty have ordered Captain Bullock, who has been en-
gaged in the Widgeon steam-vessel in surveying on the
coast of Kent, to return to Woolwich by the 2d of December,
where she is to be laid up for the winter. The Woodlark,
Lieutenant W. L. Thomas, surveying in the Orkneys, and
the Speedwell cutter, Master-Commander Calve., surveying
at Harwich, are afso ordered to Woolwich to be paid off.
The Sparrow, Commander Fraser, surveying on the south-
east coast of Ireland, is ordered to be turned over to the
Commander-in-Chief at Queenstown, to be employed on the
regular service of the station. The respective officers will be
employed as usual in mapping their surveys and completing
their reports to the hydrographer.—United Service Gazette.

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ROYAL MARINES.—WOOLWICH, Nov. 16.—Captain
Mitchell, with three sergeants, three corporals, one drummer,
and one private of this division, have been placed under
orders to proceed on Tuesday next to Worcester on the re-
cruiting service; and Captain Buchanan, with three ser-
geants, three corporals, one drummer, and one private, to
Ydrk, also on the recruiting service. Captain Maxwell, of
the Woolwich division, at present recruiting at Chipping
Norton, proceeds to Bath on the same service. Each of the
other three divisions of Royal Marines has received orders
to send out recruiting parties—the Ist or Chatham division,
one to Huntiogdon, and one to Stamford; the 2d or Ports-
mouth division, one to Stafford, and one to Newbury; the
3d or Plymouth division, one to Barnstaple, and one to
Yeovil, to enlist young men from 19 to 24 years of age,
and not under 5 feet 7% inches in height.
MYSTERIOUS AND SUSPICIOUS DEATIL—OR Satur•
day Mr. H. M. Wakley held an inquest at the King's Head,
Lower-road, Islington, on the body of a man unknown, aged
about 70, which was found under the following suspicious
circumstances :—Thomas Clayton, employed in Mr. Craw-
shaw's brick-fields, Highgate-hill, stated that on Thursday
he found the body in a pond where there was only two feet
of water, and underneath the body was a large Newfound-
land dog, with a brass-collar, and its hind and fore legs se-
cured by the ties from deceased's shoes. Edwin Nigh, police
constable, 324 i S, said that deceased was dressed in a brown
Chesterfield coat, two waistcoats, a white and a coloured
one, a striped shirt, and had on his persona
knives, one
nch metstwatch, a small pair of compasses, two clasp
appa-
rently a gardener's, and Bbd. in money. There was a scar
on his nose and two on his right eyebrow. No hat was found.
The jury returned a verdict that—" Deceased was found dead
in a pond, but how he came by his death there was no evi-
dence to prove."

COLONIAL APPOINTMENTS. - Charles Chipchase,
Esq., is appointed collector of customs at Trinidad. Robert
Gordon, Esq., is appointed a member of Council at Tobago.
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. - The following
gentlemen, having undergone the usual examinations for the
diploma before the Court of Examiners, held in the board-
room on Friday last, the 15th instant, were duly admitted
members of the Royal College of Surgeons, namely, Messrs.
Charles Neate, Maidenhead ; Wm. Sutcliffe, Hebden-Bridge,
Yorkshire; Thomas C. Brady, Lifford, county Donegal;
Andrew Bolton, Ebchester, Durham ; James C. Josbach,
South Shields; Robert T. Bywater, Leeds,