The Sun.
London, England, 1817-11-03 00:00:00

ARRIVALS xr QUEBEC.

*** The List in our Paper of Saturday brought
these Arrivals dawn to the 11th of September last
inclusive ; but the subsequent Arrivals to the Mk
of that Month inclusive, have not; from same in-
advertence,• reached iis:The following are from
The Quebec Gazette Of the 25th September, whick
we have just received :

Sept. 21. 'Brig Mary, Hayward, .21 days from Bermuda, to
Heath aud Niolr7--cargo, rota aml molasses.
Passrn-
gcr. Mr.. Charles Hayw'ard." • -
-Schooner Twa Sisters,• Anostronr„ '95, days from Saint
George's Bay, to the master—ti.h,
—22. Brig Patriot, Anderson, •40 days,-from Greenock, is
. .Heath,and Mon., in,ballast. •
--Brig Susan, Spurdell, 90 days from Poole, to Woolsey,
. -Stewart and Co. in ballast.- • •
—Brig Salsa, Pain, sailed on 12th August from Liverpool,
. t to Cri.agart. anti Porteocs„ --cargo, salt and erucheryo.
Passcnger, Mr. Elthinhead,
William and Mary, Barrow, 70 days from Plymouth,
tiPattersons and Weir, in ballast. Pas'sengers, Messrs.,
James Kerb M‘Kellan, and 70 settlers.
—Brig'-Erb°, M.‘nonald, as da.y. Irma Tobago, to order—.
_ cargo, ruin, sugar and Molasses. •-
--Brig Unity, Addison, 63 days front Liverpool, to O. Sy cues
-,cargo, salt and coals.,
—24th. Ship Pitt, J. Hamilton, 9 weeks from Greenock, to
Campbell and Chapman—general cargo. Mr. Mat-
thew!, Mr.•Dunh,p and fatally, and 30 settlers.

-Ship Sam and ,lane, Harland, 2 months from Hull, to P.

Vatterson and Co. in ballast.
—Ship Hawker, Price, G 4 days from Liverpool, to order—
cargot salt, coals and rum. Passengers, Major Blair
and family, Mr. Johnson, and 14 settlers.
—Schooner, Bonne Citoyenne, J. Belanger, 15 days from
Labrador to Mr. Steward—cargo, fish, oil and salmon.
—2sth. Schooner Sally, J. Ki; by, IS days from St. John's,
N. F. to James 'Russ and Co. ballast.
—Schooner, galley, Vallee, 17 days from Esquimanx to
Jacob Poser—cargo, salmon, oil, furs, and cod fish.
Schooner from Bale des Chaleurs, with fish and oil.

It appears by a notice in the Gazette that the
half-pay of the Officers of the Navy, due on the
30th of September, will begin to be paid opt the
10th November to Admirals and Captains, on the
13th to Lieutenants and Cbsplains, and on the
Wth and 20th to -Nastert, Surge,ons, and Pursers.

The Spey, of 24 guns, Captain J. A. ItioneAT,
rei.,..ntly arrived at Portsmouth trom.,§t. Helena,
had a tedious passage of ten Weeks, protracted by
foul winds. BLIONAPARTR WO in good health, and
had relaxed a little in his mannbrs. He oPpeared
more disposed to recognise the rules-which have
been established for his safe custody as General
BONAPARTE, a State Prisoner of Mit; thotigh he
by no means telishes this title. Admiral PLAIIPIN
had taken (I p his residence ou shore. It had 'west
determined still to keep a garrison upon the Island
of Tri,tan da Cunha, which at one time had beets
ordered to be abandoned.

The fono,,ing dreadful accidents occurred ort
Sunday sennight to two children of a tanner re-
siding at Castledrcignog,Cardigaushire :-!-Otie of
them, a girl about eleven years of age; having
used a whip for the purpose ot driving away t
hoar that stood near her, the enraged animal flew
At her, and, with his tusks, intlicteti•several deep
wounds on her breast before she cottld be rescued
from her perilous situation. While- the mother
of this poor child was engagzd in dressing, in the
hest manlier she was able, her bleeding wounds,
an infant son. not above 4 years old, took trp the
%vhip his sister had j‘ltit before used, and in attempri.
iug to punish the boar for the injury done her, tell
.1 victim to the fury of the ferocious Animal Ile
nom., before any assistance could he rendered
tad torn out the entrails of the child, wholie dread-
A sufferings and existence term,inated tngediet
on the I Ilowing day. The little girl's life is de•
spaired of. The bar was immediately billion'