The Sun.
London, England, 1816-10-16 00:00:00

SiIIP NEWS.

The Company's ships Castle Huntly, Lady
Martiws Handy, Cabnlva, and Cumber-
arrived at Bombay the. 13th May. ,

DOVER, OCT. 15.—.Ai rived off this port the
Loud Cathcart East Indianian, !Tow Bombay ;
sailed the 13th Jute, got round the Cape on Ow
7th Augusti and pa.,:;ed St. Helena in the night
of the 22d of the saute month.

DEAL, .oc.r. 15.—Came down from'the River
the'lNcn;une, KING, for hiol4lCa, RHO sililed with
• the outward-hound tm thew respective vpytNes.
Arrived, and sailed for tite River, the Frederick,
./43N17.5, from Gibraltar, in 15 days.. The Charles
CHRISTOPI4EII, fur Calcutta, i. come to
anchor in the Gull Stream till the ebb tide makea.
Wind

LIVERPOOL, • OCT. 14.—The Samarang, from
Bombay, is arrived oil this porn.

COWES, OCT. 15.—Stiled the William trans-
port with soldiers aud•King's s►ores for Malta.

PORTSD4OUTH, OcT. 15 —Sailed his Majesty's
ships Termagant' and Cor.:elia for CI h
Wind S.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. i I.—Came in the Mary,
BA It NETT, from Ai enaugrl, and Prometheus hIOUp
Of war from Gihraltar.—Wlnd S.W.

HARNICH; OCr. Is.—sailvtl the Thetis packet
with a mail tot Crotteohoigh, and the Ocean
transport, No. 67(.1, for Deptf)ril —Wind W.
GRAVEbEN.D, Ocr, rr.ve.l toe Fame,
Raffeir, Irmo Quebec ; Hope anti Anchor, Thor-
son, awl Carolina Wu Burt; from Norway
Jenny, Ware, and britatiwa, Uthuotitls, from
Riga ; Adventsire, Stokei, ; kand the
Ahniolance more-ship tro.ti •he Mediieriatiealt.
Sailed the ls;bst-x, ttohertson, for IS,stmleatix, 'and
Hope, Fen is, for Ito•.-•olain.

The'Olive Braiiell,Acts, from Liverpool to
Londonderry, it, on shore iii Red

Coll EXCifANGI3, OCT I6.—This morning no
Wheats 'arri,ed, and ,ho•e produced were left
over from Monday, and the prices of that 'day
Were fully maintained. The opinion of nn
v Ince is aril held by holders, and the reported
unfavourable state of the new crop strengthens
them in it. Ago n 1 sopply of Oats arrived, but
no alteration from Monday's prices took place.
other• Grain likewise remains the same.

CHILI) STRALING.—The following circumstance.
should opp•rate as a caution to servants having
the care of children in the streets :—The daughter
of Mr. AVadkin, a Gentleman residing at Wel-
worth, was On Monday afternoon enticed away
from the servants who .was talking; with her and
AO infant in Kentiingio-i-lane • she was addressed
by a respeetable looking -sermon, about 40, who
pretended great temthiessfor the child in qiiestion,
who k ;About tour years old, said she nursed her
when at the breast, and requeoed Ise servant
would permit her to take lier.little darling into
shop awl buy her. some fruit. The girl impru-
dently assented to her proposition, and the pre=
tended tease took the child into shop, whirh
she watebed her opportunity of leaving, witli her
booty, unperceived. ,he was the better able.
to do, in consepience of a strange Man having in
the mean time consestp 'in.! entered into conver-
sation with the girl. - The poor little infant was
found about three hours atter wandering about
Walcot-place, nearly naked, lafoisnaion having
been given to the police, a pat t of the, child's aft
parel was found by the' offiser at pasenbroker's
shop in the neighbourhood, Where tt had been
pledesd for it) shillings This circumstance, it is
hoped, 'sill lead to ti,e detect in of the of
LIACKNRY-COACUMEN.--The neighbourhood of
Bow-aireet„ Itsissell-street, and other places near
the theatres, ate nightly annoyed with hackney-
coaches bliseking stream streets, so that there is
no pasiage, for the inhabitants cannot get to
their own houses. Yesterday Viir coachmen were
brought to the Office to answer for the offence,
on a charge by Mr. Gotten, who keeps a respect-
able fish anitoyster shop opposite the Office, Who
were fitted,' and he very humanely,gave the pe-
nalty to an itidnetrioni mechanic Out of work, who
has's large family.
-New LAW kiLLATIVE TO, PAti
rtSli Arritg,NTIC;P.S.
—From and atter the Ist ut OctOber, 1816, before
:tiny child be boonit apprentice by the Overseers of
the Poor of any,parish, such child shall be carried
before to Jnst ices of the Peace ifs the comity,
who- wihydre into the peopriety of binding
such child to the person or persons
,to' whom it
shall be proposed by such Overseers to bind such
Child ;' and if site Justices shall; upon examina-
tion, think it proper that such, child should be
hound to, such person or peesons,
.such Justices
shall nel'ae an order,' which order shall he deli-
vered to such overseer. No settlement shall be
gained by any child by reason of such appretitite-
ehip, unless such order shall have been made. In
case any overseer shall hind any parish apprentice
without such order having been first obtained, the
saidoverseer and the saiti person shall each re-
spectively forfeit the suns of WI. No child shall
be hound a parish apprentice until AO child shall
have obtained the age of nine yeart.
BoxiNG.-1 he Carlisle fight. has done much to
renew such sports, as there were no less than
three pitched battles fought on Monday for makes
one at Bexley Wirth, another at Wimbledon.-
common, anti a thing, and the best 01 them, at
Blake's Meadow, Hornsey. None of them had
ever distinguished themselves in the ring before.
The last battle' was manfully maintained fur one
hour anti ten minutes ; claret flew in every direc-
tion, and nut .a feature was visible in either face.—
The.mees' names ware Green and , Coates, the
former of Whom won.

SINGULAR Rounnay.—A /nan•trap spring-
gun were btolen, on Monday Litt, frous the grooods
ofMt.l34toomo, at Ipswich.