The Sun.
London, England, 1842-11-15 00:00:00

COURT-ritsusoNAnx.E.

The Duke and Duchess of Bedford returned to
Oakley Park, Bedfordshire, lest week, from a visit to
the Marquis of Exeter, at Burghley.
The Duke of Newcastle intends to pass the winter
at Clumber Park, Notts.

The Marquis of Bute is passing the autumn at
Mount Stuart, Buteshire.
Earl Browniow and the Ladies Cust left Bel-
grave-square yesterday to pass a fortnight with the
Queen Dowager, at Canford House, Wimborne, Dor-
setshire.

The Dowager Countess of Essex leaves Belgrave.
square to-morrow, on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Row.
land Errington, Warwickshire._

The French Ambassador and the Countess de St
Aulaire had a dinner party on Thursday last at Man.
chester House.

The French Ambassador dined with the Dowager
Lady Holland on Sunday in South-street, Park-lane.
Lord Brougham has arrived at Paris, on his way to
Cannes.

Count Batthyany left Audley-square on Sunday for
Melton.

MISCELLANEOUS.

The chief improvements about to be made by Me.
hemet Ali at the Nile, are to consist in the establish
znen't of a bridge of eighty-three arches, with flood
gas, together with a tunnel, canals, and embank•
meAts.

The accounts received from Castleblayney are,
that Lord Blayney still continues yin a very pre-
carious state. In the event of the demise of this
nobleman, the oldest title in Monaghan would be ex-
tinct (the present is the twelfth Lord Blayney), and
his extensive estates in Monaghan would become the
property of Admiral Gordon, his brother-in-law, or
his issue.
The Lord Bishop of Cashel and Waterford still
continues in an extremely delicate state of health.
FRUITS or BAD TRADE.—At the annual meeting
of the proprietors of the Bolton Exchange-rooms,
which was held yesterday week, R. S. Barlow, Esq.,
in the Chair, it was resolved, " That, in consequence
of the continued unfavourable report of the state,of the
funds, the news-room be closed." Manchester
Guardian.
ANTI-MALTnusiAxs.----Last week eight' persons
accidentally met at the New Inn, lielston, whose chil-
dren when added together, amounted to the extraor-
dinary number of ninety-six. None of them had
fewer than eightchildren, and the highest number was
16.—West Briton.
SOUTHAMPTON DOCKS.—There- is now Some pro-
spect of a speedy completion of these docks,
_Govern-
ment having advanced the Company 25,0001., and
further assisted them with a large quantity of mate-
rials. It is anticipated that, by the first week in
January, the tidal dock will be opened, and the whole
length of sheds for landing and shipping goods will be
erected.

REVERSE or FORTUNE.—One of those strange
turns of the fickle maid fortune, of which we hear tell
some times, has occured during the past week, in this
town, to William Sewell, a water hawker, well known
under the cognomen of " Water Bill." On Thursday
morning a letter from Bath arrived, per post, announc-
ing to him that a rich aunt who had resided in that
town was dead, and had left to him the large sum of
10,0001. To render assurance doubly sure, the same
evening a gentleman arrived from Bath to take pro-
ceedings in the matter ; and with him Sewell set off
next morning to Bath, where arrangements were made,
and the property secured to him.—Bradford Observer.
ROYAL NAVAL Scßoor..—Lord Prudhoe, who, by
virtue of his donation of 500/., is a Life Governor of
this institution, and has the privilege of a presenta-
tion/during his life, generously declined availing him-
self of it as a means of patronage, and vested it in the
Council to select the most distressing case from the
numerous candidates awaiting vacancies on the gra-
tuitous list. At the recommendation of the Council
his Lordship has bestowed his nomination upon the
son of an officer in the navy, who left nine children
without either father or mother, and little to support
them beyond the allowance from the compassionate
fund at the Admiralty. This officer was engaged
in the battles of Copenhagen and Trafalgar, and was
actively employed in the service for 28 years.
DEATH OF JOHN JONES, ESQ., M.P. FOR CAR-
MARTHENSHIRE.—This event took place on Thursday
last, at two o'clock, A.M., at the seat of the Hon. and
Learned Gentleman, near Carmarthen. The deceased
was 65 years of age, and had represented the county
for two Parliaments, having displaced Sir James
Williams. Mr. Jones practised for some years as a
Barrister on the Southern Circuit. He was Chair-
man of the Quarter Sessions. He formerly repre-
sented Pembroke borough, and subsequently the bo-
rough of Carmarthen, from which he was displaced by
the Reform Bill. The deceased gentleman was much
respected in private life by a large Circle of friends of
all parties. This event creates a vacancy in the re-
presentation of Carmarthenshire, which there is no
doubt will be filled by its former able and Liberal
representative Sir James Williams, thereby adding
two votes to the Liberal party in ie House of Com-
mons.

FATAL ACCIDENT.—Sunday, about three o'clock,
a young man named M'Donald, a bookbinder, and one
of his comrades, had a race on Waterloo-bridge for
some trifling wager, and on the former being defeated,
he leapt on the parapet of the bridge, and dared his
companion to follow the example. Without waiting
for a reply, he ran for some time on the top of the para-
pet with tolerable steadiness, but ultimately lost his
balance and fell on the dry bed of the river, and was
killed on the spot.
At the Surrey transfer Sessions the Magistrates
were occupied the greater part of Friday in the case
of Mr. Worchip, pewterer, of Newington-causeway,
who was charged with forging a certain Government
die used for stamping measures, &c., and also for un-
lawfully selling a number of quart and pint pots having
a counterfeit stamp on them. From the evidence of
Mr. Wade, the inspector, it appeared that on the 15th
of last month he sent a person to purchase several
quart pots of the defendant. The pots produced are
those bought of the defendant. The stamps upon
them are forgeries. The case was of serious im-
portance to licensed victuallers, for they were liable
to a penalty of forty shillings for every such measure
found in their possession, although they purchased
them as standard measures. There were three infor-
mations laid against the defendant. In two he got
off on account of some informality in the notice ; but
in the third a conviction took place, and he was sen-
tenced in the penalty of 101. The only emolument
the 'defendant obtained by the forged die was one
halfpenny on each pot, and the trouble of conveying
the pots to and from the Inspector of Weights' pre-
mises. The defendant Was unable to pay the fin©.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CITY, MONDAY EVENING.
--No alteration occurred this afternoon in the value
of Stock, and the business done was as limited as. in
the early part of the day. There was a purchase of
about 5,0001. Reduced Three per Cents., said to be for
the Saving's Banks. Consols for immediate transfer
brought 94 to 941, and for the Account t he same.
Exchequer Bills were 58s. to 60s. premium, and India
Bonds rather improved, being 525. to 535. premium.
Bank Stock was not so buoyant, and the quotations
did not range higher than 172 to 1721. New Three
per Cents. were 1011 to wig and the Old Three-
and-a-Half per Cents. 1001; Reduced Three per
Cents. were 93+ to 1.
A few additional bargains were entered into this
afternoon in the Foreign Securities, and prices were
a little firmer. For tbelt.Five per Cent. Spanish
Bonds, 181 was obtained, and for the New Stock,
211 to 22. Colombian Bonds were firm at 21 to
211 ; Mexican were 321 to 321, being flat ; Chilian
advanced to 86; Brazilian Old, upon the news from
Rio, got up 1 per cent., being 65 to 651; and tat
New were done at 57; Belgian Bonds were steadch
102 to 1021; Russian, 113 ; Danish, 83 ; n
Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 521 to 521. The News
from Lisbon respecting the issue of the Treasury
Notes had no effect on the stock, which continued at
32:- for the Converted, the other not being, quoted.
In the Share Market there was a slight increase of
business this afternoon ; and we may notice the follow-
ing as having been dealt in since the morning
to
Eastern Counties were 144 to 14k; Brig,hton, 151
end
15 ; Northern and Eastern, 91 • South Eastern
Dover, 271 ; and Ditto Scrip, 21 discount. London
and Birmingham were 921 to 93; the Thirds,
29;
Great Western, 19; South Western, 181; Paris and
Rouen, 21; Northern and Eastern Scrip, 21 ; • -
York and North Midland, 41 premium.
(From The Sun of Last Night.) '
The Liverpool Cotton Market on Saturday Was
moderately active ; sales 3,000 bales, at former rates..
There was a limited demand for Shares, but no alter;tion in prices. Eastern Counties Debentures were 10i
Edinburgh and Glasgow, 47 ; Great Western Fifths,
71; Birmingham Quarters, 478 ; and South Wes'
tern, 59/.
Accounts have been received from Australia and
the Cape of Good Hope, but they de not so-late 05
those brought by the Overland Mail, and received on
Saturday.
17
By the Brazil mail we have advices of SePt*
from Rio de Janeiro; Aug. 27 from Buenos Mgrs
and and Aug. 27 from Monte Video. At Rio mil,t"-,it
appear to have been rather improving • and the °v"'",o,o
brings a remittance for the dividend.' The exehae'd
on London was a shade better, being 26 to 261, and
Stock was at 71. The specie on board the
was
amounts to 44,0001., besides which the Curae_nleshealsToubitreani
about to leave Rio for England with the 291-74
dollars collected from the countries on the Fac„";,te. the
OrAietntaßlußeneospublAicy
mre,esrethsteillpereaprrairaedtioenns. .0..
ttTbehrapoen sceirutvieoernltionefsectohefsesanfroyorseasitra
re Ministersdw prevente dwelt
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protected
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in .most
intolerable and disgraceful to humanity.
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F MonteGovernorou r Va armed
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:tophsp
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appeared off the port, but contented themselves
of
merely firing a few rounds in the air. Mr. Gordolt
and
Colonial
received the British Envoy, had left for Paraguay. The el;
change on London was 42d. to 43d., and there v•:03.
109 vessels in port. Salted hides had been in g,.
demand. Freightsto England for hides and tallow 'an
freitgathtee
Ghraesnaadrrieivred
the remainderThePi qu e
received Quebec papers to the 17th ult.
flour at Montreal had been in good demand, and
several thousand barrels had changed hands 31
.;
barre
245. to 241.3 d.
per barrel cash, and 255. per ,
three months ; 2,500 barrels sold at 245. 3d; cai,lo
United States had likewise been sold to a consiogral,',l. 'I
extent at 235. 9d. to 245. per barrel cash, and 243. 7.1.
to 255. on time. Wheat was quiet-Ohio at 4s. ems,
to 4s. 9d. per 601bs. A decided improvement 13.1:
Guards,fr o n Canada
in
occurred in the Provision trade, and the transactininass
Beef and Pork embraced 1,500 or 2,000 brls. purcl c.ut
for shipment to England. The prices are glren4,sll
355. for 300 barrels; Canada Pork, 28s. 9d• '"rfor
barrels; United States, at 255. to 355. per bawl
cod
500 barrels prime mess beef. The banks had adviriTate
the rate for bills on London to 10 per cent;
bills at 90 days were 7to 8 per cent. The P° -
excitement was still great. nt excites
The state of the Money Market at prese-Ajo men,
much interest among capitalists and mereall'elia- t the
The supposition exists in nearly all quartersn.
Chancellor of the Exchequer, to lessen tile
diture, will resort to some financial Ine°
and, as we have already stated under this head, c of
mon report asserts that the reduction of the rate
interest upon the Three-and-a-Half per Cents. i 5 "it
contemplation. It may be true, that at Prese,,,.ll
the clouds in the political horizon, opposed w
an upward movement of the funds, are t few. W e
er
ni
however it known to a certainty that Mr. Goulbura
really was decided upon the reduction named, speer
lation for a fall in the prices of stock would be co'
menced in right earnest. It is, therefore, a subject of
deep interest with the jobbers and brokers of the,
Money Market, to watch narrowly the steps °I
the Bank Directors in their actions upon UT
circulation medium. The fact that the Ban
have had their notes out diminished, as analewn
zed
by the last return, and which was Y
under this head on Saturday, does seem to favour nr
support the report that has been current for some
days past, that the Directors, following the orders fie
nin_
the Treasury, are favouring a rise in the prices of the
funded debt, with the view of rendering the conve.r
sion of the Three-and-a-Half per Cents. more certal?;
In the Stock Markets there is very little busine7i
indeed doing this morning. Consols for Money air
Account have only been quoted at 941 alternate.);
buyers and sellers. The fluctuations in the other Stc'clik
have been up to this. hour equally trifling. 13:5
Stock, after having been quoted at 1721, to
gone back to 172 ; Exchequer Bills remain at 5835.
61s. premium, and India Bonds are steady at
premium. Long Annuities (terminable an 18
have advanced to 12 11-16--this is a higher price We
this Security has realised for months past.
_by
A good deal of business has been transacted to
10,
in the Foreign Stocks, and in most instances at 18i,
proved prices. Spanish Consols have advanced te la to
the Three per Cents. to 211 22, and the Deferreboo
101. Russian Metalliques were 13 per cent. above
par ; Dutch Five per Cents., 1- per cent. ailion
par ; and Belgian, 2 per cent. above par; ql;
Bonds have been sold at 80 ;
Colombian, tiot.
Brazilian at 65+ ; and Mexican at 33 for the ze°cted
Scarcely half-a-dozen bargains have been eife...lo,
in the Share Market this morning, and these Pro
cipally confined to Brighton Railways. The ll'aeral
for these shares continues to recede, sevdir
sales having just been made at 15,1
count. The price has since improved a n 1: So
The North Midland have declined to 38 discounlivior
bargains have been made in any of the other Ieli;ok
Shares this morning. London Joint Stock jot
have fetched 3 prem.; and National Bank of Ire
11 discount. 12
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, Nov. -- The
cannot report any improvement in our market. 301;
sales are :-London and Birmingham New 321diaaili
Manchester and Birmingham, 191; North All
621; Manchester Assurance, 9.
CLOSING PRICES.
BRITISH FUNDS.
Bank Stock .172 India Stock '''''''''sS PO
3 per Cent. Red. ........ 9311 Ditto Bonds ....... ....•
3 per Cent. C0n5..... 944 Ditto Old Annuities ..•
,34 per Cent. Red... 1004 Ditto New Annuities... 60--100
New 34 per Cent... lOl4 Ex. Bills, 1,0001..-2d* op pal
Nnw 5 per Ceti' - Ditto 6001. •• "
Small ...... 60
Long Annuities to expire Ditto
Jan. 1860
Oct. 1859
Jan. Is6o 124 !Consols for Acct. •...
FOREIGN FUNDS.
..ant. --
Austrian, 5 per cent.... - Portuguese, 6 per ---
Belgian, 5 per cent lO2l Ditto, New Dec
...nt.....
Brazilian Bonds 654 Prussian, 5 per ce. •• !is
Buenos Ayres6 per cent - Russian, 5 pet Cent
Chilian, 6 per cent. 416 Ditto, Metallic Cent.
•• • igi
Colombian, 6 per cent... - Spanish, 5 per cent • 101
Ditto, 1824 214 Ditto Deferred.••• -f
Cuba Bonds, 6 per cent 79 French,, 5 per cent- _-c.
Danish, 3 per :ent B3 Exchange....
Greek, 1825, 5 per cent - French, 3 per cent. . 521
Mexican, 5 per cent 321 Dutch, 2i per cent. .....10011
Ditto, 6 per cent. 1837 - Ditto, 5 per cent. -•
Peruvian, 18'25,6 per ct.

. . _
SHARES.
Eastern Counties (23 paid)... ............. •••• 101
Ditto Debentures ( paid) ..................
Great Western, (65 paid) ........ . ............35
London ar.d Brighton (50 paid).. ............ )822
London and Birmingham (90) ...... ...•• •• 61
Ditto Thirds (32 raid) .................
London and South Western (41165. 10d pd
Midland Counties Railway (10() paid) ......
Ditto Quarter Shares (15 paid) ••""" • 35/
Northern and Eastern (45 paid) .............. 7i
Ditto Scrip ( 5 paid) ...................... 62
North Midland Railway ( 100) ............... 221
Paris and Rouen (20 paid) ..... ......... 221
South Eastern and Dover (50 Paid) ••• ......
Ditto Scrip (20 paid) ......... : ............ 2111
York and North Midland (50 paid) ••• ...

is to h 0

It has now been decided that no new (mug, ..
Sir
appointedaw to the Court of Review in the place of 11
John Cross, but that the business of that Couit
in future be heard before Vice-Chancellor Sirk-
Jr•
Knight Bruce, who was sworn in as a Judge in
Ban
ruptcy on Friday last.
The appeals against the assessment for the Inca°
and Property-tax on persons in the City of London sr°
k.-..i The
expected to be very numerous and protracw—• Mon.
first Court for the above purpose will be held on itteiin-
day, the sth of December, at the office in ohlen'''.
street, commencing with the Ward of.AldersglE
without. Should any defaulters remain after the
above appeals, the schedule will be returned to tbe re;
ceiving officer, and by him certified into the Court 01
Exchequer, where process will_be ithied•

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r!IE SHIPWRECK AT BOULOGNE..
'll t' 41 Evening Edifies, of The Sun of yesterday we
r.! an account of the melaneholy wreck'of the
elianee, East Indiaman, off the. coast of Boulogne,
In which it was stated that only ten persons were
I've& We regret to add that, according to the return..
made to Lloyd's,. only six persons out of 116 were
tathvieti• We have received no particulars respecting
that s melancholy event, but it is extremely probable
pilot
vessel had come up the Channel without a
nightlt Wing to the violence of the storm on Saturday
ti.t and
the Captain being ignorant of the
ahlereos coast had kept near the French land for
the ' ter, as thenind was from the south-west, and ran
se verses p a reef of rocks, which extends for
leeksversa. miles to the:north-east of Boulogne. On these
the
Amphitrite, a convict ship, was lost eight
years
to:ago, when all on board, with the exception of
1111 r two seamen,-were lost. No.' blame can be at-
ren,r to the French authorities at Boulogne for not
the we!"ing assistance, as the coast is so dangerous, and
even Ind blowing from that quarter is so strong that
bnen dthe hardiest seaman in England would have
rescue -"eterred from going out on such an occasion
the
direc• tile
, sufferers. For three or four miles in t
low !don ,
s,'3' Calais there are sunken rocks, and even.a
of t1:-Tr, they are hardly perceptible. The Captain
our e- Reliance evidently was unaware of the dangder. -
reeti °ast, for, the wind coming from a contrary 1-.
tion.°ll' he
, was not compelled to steer in that direc
of 20 The vessel was homeward bound with a cargo
car ,„70 chests of tea. But what is the value of this_
wit or the loss to the insurance offices, compared
sere the distress which this dreadful calamity must
6„,isllover the country? One hundred and ten per
Mat, 4ve Perished, and among them, no doubt, are
had Y officers on leave of absence, or adventurers,
who
sight inade their fortune in India, and when within_r.
ward of de
native land, and anxiously .looking
havefo
thus ill°. 4 happy meeting with their old friends'
we
sh Iserably perished. In our Afternoon Edition
and s:,l,he able to give some additional particulars,
e
hope ti;'ne reports are yet so brief and imperfect, w
anti
that at the disaster is not so great as represented,..a
Inore f we shall have the satisfaction of givinge.
toreste,,avourable account to the numerous persons i
u in this calamitous accident.
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oin, ,„,L,LOYD'S SHIPPING.
'" °v. 14.—Wind this day at noon, W.
it4si• fresh breeze and cloudy.
Naerasralt.rE, NOv.l3.—Arrd. Diamond, London, for
TsN;
trro_dylse.,.l°m,u, Nov. 13.—Wind S.W., strong.-
--aestf, ship Southampton, Cape of Good
jestris sailed sent. ,
P 16, and St. Helena 25th ; her Ma-
kw 'quay Quebec, sailed 16th ult.; George
Great Li Mlienzie, and Vere, Badcock, Quebec ;
Coly,fivev2l)°°l packet, Alexandria.
44d sid.' ''°V• 12. Arrd. Hope, Hughes, Sydney,ad
ilatavi .I°r London ; Furst, Menschikoff; Conr e,
Rank,a ' Chenango, Snow, and La Belle Barbisrie,
Louia ' Rio Janeiro • Hemsa, Saunne, Havannah ;
Panesirnw, Richmond. 13.—Excellent, Berg,
opr o.
Livt,„RE ST ART.—Chilian, Bahia.
rrd 7t.P1l Nov. 12 and 13.—Wind S., moderate.
Vali),
_7'417 Campbell, Bombay; Europa, Voliero,
W„l.;ir'is and Rio Janeiro ; Fanny, Maceio; Lady
Smi„.e3', Newell, Maranham, Oct. 1 Liverpool, St.
boniolir, all Hanover, Brown, St. Domingo; Native,
aau ;
allaYannah ; Rolla, Cunningham, Nas -
Char! neston alia, 'Western, New Orleans ; Birmingham,
ane' ; John, Heselton, Quebec • Margaret
and 1,4 M Sealhy, Newfoundland; Chieftain, Clarkl
ee3l:4x.press, Campbell, Calcutta; Blair, Oldham,
kn, (3iPsy,Cresswell, Rio Janeiro ; Eliza Jc.•lin•
Carel; e'rie, Pernambuco; Will Russell, Paraiba.;
Gate' 1,
and John Campbell, Bonny ; Marquis
trrittlClrilbay ; Howard, Mills, Savannah ; Hero,
Frazer ; Francis, Sharp, Calcutta ; Swallow,
440 v alparaiso, sailed Aug. 4; John King, Tait,
fro ,`"e; Catherine M`Donald, Austin, Africa, sailedn
)44-Wernando Po Aug. 17. Sld. Archer,
Ayres
Alid a ; Belgrave, Berbice, Selina, Buenos ,
Woo"' Bahia; Columbus, New York. The Kelsick
from Berbice, has not arrived as reported. r
CorTl‘.4l, Nov. 13.—Wind S.W., strong gale.-A d
aoh axted, Singapore • Heveon, Muir, rS. t.
44411;8' New Brunswick ; dope, Sydney ; Rapid,
drivic4; Caroline, Quebec. Several ships are
ter.ag---about 1, P.M., a galley, in proceeding tothe
alotila,sle4mer, from ondon to Lisbon, was swampedil
forlre the vessel. The Iberia steamer has bore
yet.
apgai, to Roads—no account of the boat's crewas ye
Ser„-„,'EA-lnumtis.--Arrd. Mountaineer, Quebec.
atearti-'4414,PT0N Nov. 13. Arrds.
mß.oAylaolntrToaser
istear,,er, with Mediterranean
IC; Gibraltar.
Iliehslou'rli, Nov. 13.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Jessie,
Demerara; Elizabeth, Smith,
.Prince Ed-
Fa ; Nunez, London for Gambia.
fresh Tato..
H,
"r Nov. 12.—Wind W. to t W.S.W.,
andsales and squally.-13. Wind S.W., s r.ong gales
"'e --Arrd Swift packet, Rio Janeiro, sailed
41)(1,titt th, .13ahia 29th, and Pernambuoo 9th ult., with
Coltie":°.,,oool. in gold and diamonds on freightt ;
'" fleee, Huttock, Bahia, sailed Sept..l2 h ;
c,e eat Livertrl
2601,
ai steamer, M‘Leod, Alexandria, left
p 1-4Rok•rk LI. Ist inst., and Gibraltar 7th.
,aleuttk sledA°v• 13.—Arrd. Diamond, Taylor,
Dt AL: tl aria 8, St. Helena, Sept. 8.
to?re °_,V• 13. Arrd. Forth, Baxter, Sing
14 d
sailed Se 11 , Jean, Clark, Cape of Good
un.
8- •
tn-Ile itelianeept Green, from China to London, is
atx are to
eat
ißoulogne, and out of 116 persons only
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
_
theit Adfollow,
ing has been received at Lloyd's from
Sni IniradY, Nov. 12, 1842
stoner' am commanded by my Lords Commis:
forin of the Admiralty to acquaint you, for the .n
of La,"°4 of the Committee for Managing the Affairs
li-tajesl,Y(l's, that notice has been received from her
alter y 8 Consul at Lisbon, to the effect that certain.
hoo,aums are about to be made in the Plinche Light-
it fo-, 'which may make it necessary to omit lighting
and r °lle or more nights during the present month,
themselvesthat i such case mariners will have to guide
tur:such by the new revolving light on the
ings.—l am, sir,
ned)
your obedient servant.
J
T° IV. Dobs(Sig on, Esq., Secret OHN
ry, Ll B A RROW.
oyd's.
IatV.XSSIILS SPOKEN WITH.—Ibrahim Pacha, Sept. 5,
Cop° , lon. W., by the Chinango, arrived at
es ."
11th ult lat. 36, ion. 7 W.;
bar • Schooner Areta,
tar Dyson, from Liverpool, 25th, lat. 47, ion. 9;
, 41er bc„„-,Gibraltar, 27th, lat. 47, lon. 8 ;
brig toA*o Naples,2d inst., lat. 50, ion. 8;
r .an.ey,
I,37tiitenay, Liverpool to Mobile, 7th, rat.
lia Agenoria, arrived at Scilly, Brig James °I, from Liverpool, 6th ult., of Cape de Gat ;
Ptt;", Liverpool to Genoa; and smack Celerity, from
allinauth, 12th, off Cape St. Vincent; brig
rat.
14822, 22d, lat. 47, lon. 10 ; Dantzic, Ist inst., 1 5,
lull, 11 ; Aylesford, bound to Monte Video,a 7hth. ,
lon. 10, by the Simpson, arrived at Falmout
froilturrivals—HEASe T INDIA SHIPPING.
the r Majesty's ship Southampton, Ogle,
Cape of Good Hope, at Portsmouth, sailed
25
rm. 16, St. Helena, Sept. ; Louisa Munro,' DC ox-
Jul from Bengal, off Margate, sailed April 18, Cape,
26 ; Mary Campbell, Bequon, from Bombay,_ at
ekv.erPool, sailed June 24, St. Helena, Sept. ..4
Arftain, Clarke, from Bengal, at Liverpool, sailed
111, 26, pased St. Helena Sept. 3 ; Express, ams;
gal, at Liverpool, sailed May
4'r, Oldham, from Ceylon, at Liverpool, sailed
Rat e 20, St. Helena., Aug. 28 ; Marchioness of
July
mall"P., from Bombay, at Liverpool, sailed July
I\l;ixrt..ltl.tis' 4-ug. 20 St. Helena, Sept. 24 ; Cornwall,__
•-aq, fro o? in the Downs, sailed tine 6 . Singapore,
Jean,
sailed ii"rth, Baxter, from China, in the Downs,clarhe
from ay 3, Singapore,June 11;
e, the e.sailed
ept. QaPe of Good Hope, in the Downs,
Pt
.."3t.. Helena, Sept.
.23 ; d Taylor,
Diamon
Se gal' off Margate, sailed June 11, St. Helena,
Bet, Isabella,. Gray, from Singapore, New
MarneY, sailed July 8, St. Helena, Sept. 24 ;
Treherne from Bombay, in the Downs,
froued .Tune 23, St. Helena, Sept. 9 ; Hope, Hughes,_
8;41 N."' South Wales, in the Downs, sailed from
ney May 27.
244:rivals at St. Helena.—John Henry, Yates, Sept'
11,at, at
Singapore, and sailed 24th, ;
to London
frons""l, 25th, from Calcutta; Passenger, Watson,
Arriva re
cable Bay, Cape of Good Hope.—Mati-
pike N-ash, Malabar ; Pollock and George Fyffe,
ler !; all from Portsmouth. Iris, Linton, from Cey-
R,Ol, Pairlie Garrett, from Bengal and Madras ;
Gord'on, from London.
Sept. parre L
tus from St. Helena.—Queen Mab, Arnley,
24) tO iV I
erpoo .

, oin - ---- —
VccIuENDID PRESENT To THE PROVOST AND TOWN
tainrlL or EDINnURGII.—Last week a packet, con-f
neeillig several of the most beautiful specimens o
Fee eworlt in the shape of night-caps that were ever
gliillsi A,,,ere forwarded, per post, to the above distin-
sideleu Personages by a number of young ladies re-
t .nt in
itiloc:fotrinleAecthned
London as a small tribute of their admira-
to ~
Athens.
displayed on her Majesty's visit
luteHE WELLES of the
Museum upwards of
LE; PAFERs.—The executor . .
, Marquis Wellesley last week sent to th? British
book • •three waggon loads of MSS. and
: s, Hi compliance with the will of the Noble Mairl-1
qui,. It is hoped that these valuable documents w
soon be made available to the public.
Alm,ANc
Thu, '
' lock,
A "°,lr OCCURRENCE AT SANDBACIL—On
lir--,suaY Williams,solicitor,o a past eight o c
i'• • ‘-'• E. Wlliam o was seen running ars
lard as he could in a direction towards Mr. Perciva s
pool. In a short time after a
person was heard in
''e Water of the pool. Assistance was rendered, and
out,
In five minutes the body
.
close of the deceased was taken
quite cold Ills hat was found on the grass
to a lath fence, through which he had broken his
way to the pool. The Coroner's Jury returned a ver-
dict of " rowad drOiyned.