ARRIVAL OF THE 'WILLIAM MILES.'

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVIII, Issue 1672, 29 November 1862, Page 10

ARRIVAL OF THE ' WILLIAM MILES.'

YrsrntniY morning the 'William Miles,' 1,103 tons, from Lomlou, 10G days out, came to an anchor in the haibour. She biings .1 gonei.il o.utjo of 11101chandisc, and 339 passengei s. She sailed fiom Giavesend on the 29th July, and was beveii days beating down to the Li/awl"? On the 7th ot August she encounteiod a heavy g.ilo fioin the W S \V to the N.W., dm ing which she spuing the foiom.ist head. flic Equator wis ciossod on the 4th of September. The 'Shannon,' fiom K.mgoou, was spoken on the 2Qth of August, in 11° 20' N. latitude, and 25° 50* W. longitudo. V.issed the mciuli.in of Cape of Good Hope* m 1° 43' south, and was thiity days from thence to the S.W. Cape of Van Dicmen's Land. On the 2nd of October signalled the 'Sir John Lnuience,' bound fiom Plymouth to Adelaide, 63 days out, with government enngi.ints. Fiom the dpe pho had light S.W. winds to the Three Kings which were sighted on the Oth November. Fiom thence, was three days coming up with light variable lyiuds. She brings the thud batch of emigiants for the Nonoonfonnist settlement ; also, thirty -two cabin passenger*. There were five deaths, and three bnths on boaid dining the voyage. Emily Fulljamos, aged five years died Sept. Ist; Alfred Theodoie Dobtcy Full james, aged two mouths died Sept, 22nd; Thomas William George Fulljames, aged thico yeara, died Octobor 31st. John Williams, able BO.unan, aged 35 yoais, died September 28th : and Mr ITcmy Petttt, aged 28 years died October 30th. Appended is the list of passenger* : —

PAbSENOmS. Benjamin C ran n ell, John Crannoll, mci chants, Hannah Ciannoll, governess; Sarah and Benjamin Cian-

nellj Ch.ules E. Amos, builder ; FvedeiMf^l'ipple, warehouseman ; Charles Spice, chemist; Mrs. Spice ; Charles, Catherine, and Mary Spice ; William Dunlop, merchant ; John G. Dudding, farmer; Mrs. Dmlding, Susan, Elizabeth, and William Dudding ; John Shepherd, farmer ; John Bircli, farmer ; Frank G. Abbey, land surveyor; Thomas F. Winsfcanley, merchaut , Mrs. Winbtauley, Pheobe, Franu«, and Ficdcrick C Winstanley ; W. H. Worrell, traveller; Samuel Taufield, warehouseman; Mis. M. Rawliuson, Misses Sophia and Maria Rawluibon; Veruon West, merchant ; Mrs. West, Benjamin West; Samuel Biown, woolstapler; Mis. Brown, Henrietta, Thomas, and Aithur Brown ; James A. Warmington, civil engineer; Chailes Cranncll, clerk ; Thomas Cranncll ; William Pelley, farmer; Mrs. Pelley ; Frank, John, Aiona, and Allied Pelley; Benjamin Cunningham, cabinet maker ; James Cunningham, carpenter ; Mrs. Cunningham , John, Geoige, and Amos Moore, farmers , Mis. George Moore : John Hmes, labouier ; Robert and Donald Munro, caipeuters; Henry E. George, cleik; Simon Dryden, George Dryden, C. Kingsfortl, labourers ; George Barrett, smith , Hubert Ai migcr, sawyer ; James Armiger, carpenter ; James Redfern, senior, bricklayei, and wife; James Kedfein, junior, bricklayer, and wife; AlficdTledfern, painter ; Elizabeth, Edward, Aitlmr, Richard, and Mary Jane Redfrrn ; Adam Sherlock, fanner; Mr«. Sheilock; George, William, and Arthur Shcilock ; Thomas Ui win, blacksmith ; Cornelius Chidgey, carpenter; Uriah and Robert J. Glover, bnildeis; Mis. Uriah Glover, Albert Glover ; George, Chailes and William Neilcl, farmer's labouiers; Mrs Neild, (2) Ann, Thomas, Elizabeth, Mary, and Cluules Neild ; Anthony Slater, farmer's labourer; Mrs. Slater, Ellen and Thomas Slater; John Goodall, fanner; Mis. Goodall, Maiy, Jane, and Fiank Goodall; Evan Richauls, blacksmith; Mis. Riehauls, Nancy, Evan, Sarah Ann, Enoch, Beitlia, and Margaiet Richards ; Samuel Hughe*, carpenter ; Edwin Bennett, gardener ; George P. Coomt, giocei; Joseph Ashley, merchant; George Macbcan, fanner; Mis. Macbean, Math.i, George, Samuel, Marian, and Henry Macbean ; Charles and Francis C. New by, labomeis; Charlotte Newby, seivant; Henry A. Newby, butcher; Samuel Taylor, fanner; Mrs. Tajlor, Frances, Sarah, and HeibeitTaylor; Edmund Archer, James F. Edwards, warehousemen; Geoige Rogeift, labomei ; Mrs., Hannah Saiah, and Ann Rogers; Richard Golds labouier; William Copley Slater ; Mrs., Elizabeth, Harriet, Maiy, and Charlotte Slater ; Charlotte Win tie, servant; Fredenek Hughes, tailor; Mis., and Fiedenck Hughes, Junior; Thomas Hewlett, farmer ; Mrs. Hewlett, Thomas, John, Esther, James. Mary, Ada and Minnie Hughes j Alfied G. B.irtlett, ineicliant ; Mr*,., Esthers. Eliza, Emma, Maiianne, Henry, Alice and Alfred Bai tlett; Emma Cordnell, servant ; Joseph Masefield, farmer, Jane, Grace, and May Masefield , Thomas Gamble, hosier j Mrs. Gamble ; Chas Woodland, labourer j Mis. Woodland; Joseph Rogers, Joseph Hem ies, labomeis, Hemy Baiton, grocer; Mrs., Hemy and Annie Barton ; James and Frank G. Taylor, merchants; Mrs. Hem ietta, (governess) ; Richard, Eveland, Maiy Ami, Stephen, Charles, Emily, J. Aithur, and Sydney T. Taylor, Maria Aldeitlice, widow, John Jones, fanner ; Mis , Elizabeth and Alice Jones; Elizabeth Bishop, widow ; Mary D. and Elizabeth Bishop, sen ants; John and William 0. Bishop, fanners, F. W. Kelsey; William Claik, faimer; Mis Claik; Benjamin Robinson, George Finlon, fanneis, Beiesfoul Ritchie, John Rogors, agents j Mi,, Saiah, Francis, George William, Mary, Tho». 8., Chailcs and Chailotte Rogeis; Alex. J. Reid, caipentor; Thos. Robinson, fanner ; John Towiimio, coufectionei ; Henry S. Bell, gentleman; Robeit Matheson, engineer ; Johu Matheson, joinei ; Mi 5 Jane, Ellen, and Atones Matheson ; John Baxtei, kboiiru ; Mis. Robeit and Thomas Ba\ter ; Benj. Coulmell, tailor, Mathew Neill, tailor , Mathew, James P , William F , Eliza, Maiy Jane, and John Thomas Neill ; William Pitcliei, coindeal or ; William Walter Pitcher ; Samuel Clark, faimei ; John Moigan, John Hall, labomeis, Eli/abtth Watts widow , James Morns, faimei , Mis Ileibort, Olive and LauiaMoi rib ; Sauh Spockemell, seivant , Mathew Spencer, labouier, Mis, Cliipmin, P W Jne'kimn, fanner ; Thos Adams enginuti , Jolm R. Rushtei, hnsbimlman ; John Thompson, wheeler, Rich, (iieen, faimei ; Richaul RaMMihill, and Coinelius Fenley, waiehousemen , Maiy Keenan, widow ; Feigns Keenan, Thos H. W. "Moms William Bymes, labomeis: M}>Byines; B jjlandbooth, faimer; Mrs- and (ieoiqe Blandbootli ; .Maiy Stieet, housewife; Adelaide ami Ada Stieet; Sarah Manning, seivant; William Cant, shocmakci, Mrs, Fiancis, Josephine, and Edwin Cant; Jolm Pel ks farmer; William H, Adshead, waiohousemau ; John l\' ll J t Ifjjonrer ; J. C. Baiwick, cuuicr; John Reuwiek, smith ; Mis, Ellen U, John, Maiy Ann, and Geoige Reuwiek ; James Callous, millwright, Mis, William, Catherine, James, Thomas M. and JaneCailous ; Alfrgi] E Rennott, bookbnulei ; Wm. J. Raven, watchmaker, Clun lotto D.uver, servant ; Chas. F. Paine, fanner; Ralph Davidson, sawyer; John Mai shall, millci , Henry Paul, gentleman ; Isaac Walteis, waitei ; the Rev. Thomas Fulljames, Maiy Ann, Eleanoi Eliza, Saiah Elizabeth, Cl.u.i Oatheune, Einini Julia, Lucy Jane, Thomas W. Qcoige, Alfied T. J]. and Mp Fulljanio;. C<tbm -John Holo\is, Thomas Marten, A. Taj'lor, Mr. TaUoi, W T Baiber, W. F. Gieen, Mi-s M Gieon, F W Gieen. William Green, C B. Hancock, Mi» Hancock, Mis. Mat inn. TJiouipson, Misse^ Euima, Lill\, Saiah and J.me 'L'liompsoi), Miss flee mm, Mr. W. II Pettet, Mi John Jones Mr. A. Kensington. Cecil, William, Maiy Ann, Charlotte, Budget. Catheuu( i i Moneys Chailes, Henry, Reuora and Mis Kensington. On the Sth Novembei, a few days before anival in this poit, a "i.\tifyivg testimonial of respecc. waa presented to O"n OooLo, E-q niethcivl officer on hoaul the ' William Miles," by the heads of tannhes voyaging m tho \esiel, for hlsiinreimtting attention bestowed in tho fiilfilnient of hi-f dutits as medical officer of the the- ".hip Complaints weie made by the passengers during tlio vo\ago as to the condition of the shiji, and certainly'she did not come into poit m a cieditable state — " Daily Southern Cross," Nov. 13,