The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-10 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELL IGEN CE.

LIVERPOOL.

LtY.EstrooL, Nov. 7.—Wiled S.E.-13lgh water 6
minutes past nine.—Arrives she Margaret, --, from
St. Andrew's ; Helen, Roach, from Limerick ; Esk,
Whitehaven ; Pheasant, Ranks, from Charles-
town.

cctAaa.a Orwwwass.—The Endragh, Dellewynz,
for Bdboa ; Jane, Grierson, for Boston ; Christina Car-
lin, Noord, for Dordt ; Carolina, Inztrillo, for Palermo ;
Agatha, Rotterdam.
/SATURDAY, Nov. t3.—High water 41 min. past eleven.
Wind E.—Arrived the George the Fourth, —, from
Newry ; Gipeey, Dorman, Waterford.
CLEARED OUTWARDS.—WiIIiam Byrnes, Patterson, for
New York ; Hardware, Seward, Leghorn ; Alexander,
Baldwin, Philadelphia ; Hee-Erma Victor, Van Wyk, for
Antwerp ; Elizabeth, Campbell, Charleston ; Henry,
Dickinson, Jersey ; Ark, Pring, Cadiz ; Freeland, Jones,
Havannali.

Last week a person from Wales took a cart-
load of eggs to Wedneshory, in Staffordshire. - After he
had pareha~ed theta he contiou.ed at hems three days, and
wa• three days more on his journey; on the third day they
were sold. The purchaser found in the heap of eggs a
lising chick, and it continued alive for several days after ! !

MARCH OF INTELLECT.—During n late
discussion between a party of ladies, one of them, in a
passion, had occasion to address another Madam, and she
rather relishing the compliment, replied, that she woild
not term her Madan s if she knew the true waning.
What is the meaning?" asked the other. " Why," says
she, " Madam eigoifiee a Lady ; a Nobleman's (laughter,
or one born in a high sphere! ! !"—Storhpert Advertiser.

A gentleman having in big possession a list of
plays, to the representation of one of whieh he intended to
treat his trro daughters, proceeded, a day or two °g°, to
read over the names of oeveral to the eldest, who immedi-
ately exclaimed. " Well, I should like to Pee either A Bold
Stroke fir a Husband, or The Way to pet Married.'
" Humph !" (loath the father, " a pretty choice fur a
-wing lady." Ire then read over the same liHt to the
younger daughter; but so strong is the desire far matri-
ince., amongst the sorter sex, that she instantly
piece.—Sheffield Courant.
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very
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On Tuesday last a cow, belonging to Mr. E.
East Leeks, produced a dead calf, at its
flin7gßrno:Btl'i o
,lt.4aving two perfect beads and two toils ; and,
en opening it there were found two hearts and fonr kidneys.
A Correspondent requests us to call the public
attention to the state of the venerable remains of the con-
the most beautiful relic of
vtieu,iitutonwl
nel.inrlcthisoftmS(ti.nestiLeoonnaarbdi; in the eastern suburb of
antiquity in this part of England ; and about thirty years
ago Borne repairs were
,done it by the late BanweLow,
Earl of EXIITER, with the view of preserving the singular
specimen of Saxon architecture which the front of the
rdifice prevents. If some such worthy inttrference be not
again afforded speedily, the whole front of the fabric will
come down. It is the oldest conventual church in :er,uth
Mereia ; and yet, by the expenditure of a few pounds (and
with fair nsage of the building by those who occupy it at
present as a barn for bark) might be preserved for ages to
(-oino.--4incoin Mercury.