The Sun.
London, England, 1839-05-22 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrival—Airey, Nicholson, from the Cape of Good
Hope, at Cowes, 25th February.
Arrivals at Singapore—Ordaseer, Nl‘lntvre, Jan. 11..
from Bombay, and sailed 12, for China; Mannion, Cle-
land, 13, from China ; Glasgow, and Batavia, and sailer
26, for Penang and Calcutta ; Elizabeth Buckhaw
Scott, 13, from Penang, and sailed 14, for China ; Baba-
ren, Crawford, 15, from Calcutta, and sailed 17, ta
China; 'Palma, Thomas, 17, from Batavia, and sailer'
21, for Manilla'; John M'Lellan, M'Donald, 21, from
Batavia, sailed 27, for Calcutta; Marquis of Hastings,
( Portuguese), Syorid, 25, from Macao, and sailed 31, fol
Penang; Palmyra, Parsons, 28, from New South Wales;
Laurentia, Gellibert, 29, from Rio ; Lady Grant, 30, from
Bombay, and sailed 31, for China ; Samuel Horricks, Shep-
herd,3l, from Tringana; Rajah, 31, from New South Wale
and Batavia, and was to load for London ; Sir Edware
Ryan, Pybas, Feb. 1, from China ; Sultana, Page, 2, fron
China, and sailed, 6, for Bombay ; United States frigate
Columbia, Read, 3, from Penang ; Arabeila, Rogers, 4
irom Manilla; Vansittart, Marquee, 4, trout China ;
Java, Tayer, 5, from Batavia; Red Rover, Wright, 5, from
Calcutta; Nymphe, M'Gowan, 6, from Calcutta;, Al-
1-,,,erine, Young, 6, front Calcutta; John Adams, Wyman
6, from Penang.

Departures from Singapore—The Hero, Hughes, Jan
6, an'l W. S. Hamilton, Brown, 5, for Sant ; Jane
Middleton, 7, for Batavia ; Pulnaoi, 8, for Boqcn ;
Gunga, Younghusband, 14, I,r the %lauritius ; Arabella.
Rog..rs, Feb. 6, for Boston; Red Rover, Wright, 6, foi
China.

The Duke of Roxburgh has nearly cornplated load.
ing, for London. The Dryade will sail in a few days for
Liverpool. The Reform, Lofgren, from Manilla, is load-
ing for Hamburgh.
Departures from Manilla.—The Runnymede, Stamp.
Jan. 26, and Nile, Anderson, 28, for London.
Arrival at Canunore.—Tho Persia, Stevens, March 9
from London, for Cape of Good Hope and Ceylon.
Arrival at Penang.—Her Majesty's ship Hyacinth,
Warren, Feb. 13, from Quedah.
Departure from Colombo, Ceylon.—The Acasta, Kyle
Feb. 23, for London. Li getting under weigh drifted
foul of the Warrior, and received slight damage
Arrivals at the Mauritius.—The Belzoni, Marin, Jan.
20, from Tamatave; Olivia, Roome, 21, from the Cape of
Good Hope ; Rookery, Hughes, 21, from Pernam-
buco, and sailed Feb. 6 for Madras ; Adams, Mills,
Feb. 23, from Pondicherry and Cuddalore ; Brenda,
Webb, 23 days from Boston ; John Whcelan, from Cal-
' -utta, and sailed F. b. 13, for Calcutta ; D.Aix
M 111:cot, 30, from Rodrigues; Lady li,ainaway, Da%i•
ton, from Singapore ; Eudora, Addison, from Calcutta ;
Forth, Louders, 31st, from Calcutta; Adrastus, Day, from
Moulmein; Mary Gray, Boyd, Feb. 1, Helen and Jane,
M•Dowall Ist, from the Cape; Flower of Ugie-Aupand
from the Cape, and sailed 3d for Madras.; Ganges, Ardlie,
4th, from Pondicherry and Cuddalore ; city of Aberdeen,
Monro, 6th ; Canada, Potts, 7th, from the Cape of Good
Hope; Eutalie, Dowzell, Ist, from Bourbon ; Cecilia,
Lebesque, 13th, from Calcutta, put in for repairs ; Diane,
Gautrean, from Calcutta, for Bourbon, with damage and
part of cargo thrown overboard ; Sea- Witch, Redknap,
from St. Helena; Eleanor Russell, Worth, 14th, from
Calcutta.

Departures from the Mauritius—The Hebe, Todd,
January 18th, for Manebourg; Arachne, Thurtell,
21st, for Seychelles and Calcutta ; Eurasia, Blon-
deau, 22d, for Barbara ; Lord Saumarez, Hugon, 23d,
for Tamatave ; Paragon, Cooks, 29, for London; Baretto,
Junior, Fawcett, for Colombo ; Meteor, Walker, for Ho-
bart Town ; Bright Planet, Moore, 30, for New South
Wales; Saladin, Mackenzie, 31, for Calcutta; Ambassa-
dor, Attwood, and Atlas, Hunt, for London ; Mazeppa,
Tate, for the Cape ; John King, Bynon, Feb. 3, for
Southampton ; Matthew Burton, 7, for the Red Sea
Lavinia Lawson. 10, for the Cape and London ; Sir
John Tobin, Griffiths, 10, for Liverpool ; John,
Whelan, 13, for Calcutta; Mobile, Oglevy, 13, for Ma-
dras ; Ganges, Ardlie, 14, for Madras; Eudora, Addison,
14, for Van Diemen's Land.
Arrivals at Ceylon—Cherub, Matthews, March 1, from
London ; Augustus, (A) Mellett, 9, from Salem.
Departures from Ceylon—The Symmetry, Mackwood,
March 10, for London, passengers, Mr. Morphev►,
and four children, Mrs. Brook and two chil-
dren, Miss Stewart, Miss Price, three Misses Frazer,
Mr. Pettit, Mr. Robertson; her Majesty's ship Jupiter,
Fulton, was to sail on the 20th of March for Ragland,
with the 61st Regiment; the Warrior, Douthwaite, was
loading for London; Spartan, Moyse, for Mauritius.