The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-28 00:00:00

NOTICES Of --MOTION,

The HON. PROPRIETORADJOURNMENT then gave notice that at,
the next General Court he should move a resolution
to the effect, that it is not competent to any Pro-
prietor, aftt r a notice of motion has been read, to
Move an adj,-mrnment of the Court before such motion
has been Imo% •ed and seconded ; that such a practice is
objectionable in principle and subversive of. the con-
stitution and best interests of the Court of Proprietors.

. EMPLOYMENT OF NATIVES IN INDIA.
The 'ION. PROPRIETOR also gave notice, on behalf
of 11:Ir. Sullivan, ;hat he would move a resolution at
the next General Court, to the effect that it is advis-
able to substitute to a greater extent than at present
in
services of natives of India, instead of Europeans,
ln the civil service in India; that such a measure is
called for by justice a nd sound policy ; and that the
Court of Directors be requested to recommend to the
different Governors in India to appoint native Indians
to all offices which they are competent to fill.
Mr. MARRIOTT said, that he hoped when the Pro-
Plietors gave notices of motion, for the future they
would bring them forward, and not postpone them on
account of the absence of certain persons who were
lir the Habit of supporting them. lie (Mr. M.) had
come down fully prepared to gc.• into the Sattara case,
Ind to justify and defend the proceedings of the three
nlnis; and he would go into the question
at'Onee.

-the unAißmAlk reminded the Proprietor that there
will -no question before the Court. He therefore
1110iTkd that the Court do adjourn.
The vestion of adjournment was put and carried,
alliihe Court adjourned accordingly.

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alLoyDis SHIPPING—(THIS DAY.)
149NIK)N, SEPT. 28.—Wind this day at noon,
4ortherlv, fresh breezes, fine clear weather.
Sil • - SEPT 27.—The Canopia (coal laden),
4, 1:11.14.1.55, . •
3rola lie North, for London, got on the Nore Sand
last night, but was assisted .off after throwing part
'of cargo overboard, and brought in here leaky.
iDEAL, SEPT. 27.—Wind N.E., strong breeze.—
'(l.-Ankathor, Aonesen, Port au Prince ; Gertrude,
Ua"slop, Rio, for Bremen ; Copernicus, Haeslop,
„,'w -Itedford., for Bremen ; Hirondelle, Fife, St.
thotnas, for Hamburgh.
ItAusuATE, SEPT. 27.—Sid. Chieftain, Jamaica.
_ .FAENtorTit, SEPT. 2G.—Wind N.E. to E.N.E.,
fr( breeze.—Sld. Royal Tar (steamer), Vigo.
s k''l' CoRK, SEPT. 25.—Elizabeth Bentley, Craig,
t;_,_a-°bn's, New Brunswick.
k.rx.F. THP: WIGHT, SEPT. 35.—Audacia, New York,
for _A t nsterdam.
~ Stu ANRAER, SEPT. 2G.—The Cossack, from Malta.
10, GlasgTow, got on Scaur Laggan yesterday morn-
:2,, and Was abandoned by some of the crew, but was
"rwards' got off with loss of rudder-case, rudder
'unth: ,
I.oi Teed, mid six feet water in hold, and brought
j,3 ./1 I to Dally Bay, and has been beached ; the cargo
hero,g disci Itrg, ed.
.e1:-IrvEnroon, SEPT. 27.—Wind E. moderate.—Arrd.
..11`"s!1°tte, Lyon, Africa, sailed from Fernando Po
191 ,t 6 ; Pjzabetit, Poole, Rio Grande, sailed July
Ai %.iliseilla, Taylor, Paraiba, sailed Aug. 24 ; Lydia,
A,Y, Antigua; Alexander, Leeds, Virginia;
04
ililiss, Quebec. Sld. Orion, Trinidad.
ItAitiri * ' • - Lbs SiciT '4• 6 —The Delight, Cull, from
sr„,-
iticiw ,-7 1.4.., in taking the bar, last night, got on the
lt. , imt-Carne off at high water, with little damage.
dao.foo'vrE," SEPT. 27.—1 t has blown hard all
„rY, and a very heavy sea, has prevented any boat
i• ~'ytt.cting to the wreck of the Susan, on the sands.
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t ig
is currently reported in Dublin, that Mr. Shaw
to be the new Matter in Chancery. In this case
Mare will be another vacancy in the representation of
the College, and an opportunity or more likelihood
w isheil-forill offer iseattself
i for
Par providing Mr. Smith with the
ISh.for seat in iarliamsat.lia,