The Sun.
London, England, 1837-11-30 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrivals,lslov. S9.—Thz? Mary Ann Webb, Lloyd, fro6l
Bengal, at Liveri.‘ool, sailed July 24. St. Helena, 'Oct. Oj
Sarah and Elizabeth, Davison, from New Scut'l Wain
arrived in the Downs ; sailed from Sri ,ey Aug. 16. Nov,
28.—The Dorothea, Fairhurst, from Bengal, at Liverpo vll
sailed July 21, St. Helena Oct. 9.
The Spanish schooner Fama, from Singap(.t.o to Manilla,
arrived at
.thc latter port May 9; part of-th.Y-c,es r ere
sacred shortly before making the lat.d, and all th: coraiourt,
ence thrown overboard.

Liverpool, Nov. 27.--The John M srsh, bouni t't
grounded in the Hooghley, and returned 41 Calcutta about the
21st of July.
Yarmouth, Nov. 27.-The Clyde, Kerr, From Gottenburgit
to the Cape of Good Hone, has been assisted into these roads,
having got entanelod between the Scroby and- Croas Saods,
Arrivals at Ilot;art To wEndorse, '-Othloati,- in July,
from Calcutta, and sailed for Sydney; Pgith'SliiVe farnesot,
from Leith and the Cape, and tailed for'Sliftit4c!Shi.t,:s,,,
klarthr, July 12, from Liverpool, and was td'ail sa ;I'm days
for Sidney; Integrity, Pearson, July 13, front the Mauritia',
and was loading' toe Sydney ; Blenheim;' Spence, July' 16)
from \Vcolaieh, anti sailed for Sydo'O.y. - •
Sydney (New South Wales), Aug. 14.--The American
whaler Ind,pende:mo has Leon wrecked at Vavou. She had
1,400 barrels of oil on board, which was purchased by Captain
Milner ui the. Minerva. -
Arrival at Mauilla.-The Harlequin, Chine, from Singe-
pore. and sailed on her return.
Arrivals at kin. -The James 111'..Lheson, Millward; Sir
John Rae Reid, Cumming, Oct. 6, and the Pris.cess Victoria,
Oct. 7, from Liverpool.
Departure from Rio,--The Bombay Packet, Sept. 16, fur
Bombay.
Arri:;ala at Sydney (New South Wales.)-The Frances,
Kirkus.; July 8, from London, and Hobart Town ; Mangles,
July 9, from Portsmouth, and sailed, August 13, for
China ; Governor Philip, July 10, put back previous to July 25 ;
Achilles, %reale, from Lando'; ; James Watt (steamer), front
Launceston ; Commodore, Fisher, from the Mauritius and
Hobart Town; Currency Lass, M'Kenzie, from Hobart Town;
LloA's, Garrett, front London ;- Abel Gower, Henderson,
&ran London ; Adam Lodge, Maio, from Liverpool and Lon-
donderry ; John Barry, Robson, from Dundee and • St. Jags) ;
Orissa.. Rankin, from Losalon ; William Ellis, from Lana-
coatou ; i l bar, Campbell, from Kingstown ; Charles .Du-.
rnerrztie, `Wilson. from -- ; Elizabeth, Fowler., Rose, Hall,
11111, and her Majesty's ship Rattlesnake, from Eliza-
beth, stsepllcr 1, July 26, from Laonceston ; William the
Fourth, Ju v 28, from Port Macquatrie ; James Watt (steam-
er), July 2.9. tom Hunter's Riker; Draco, July 30, from
Society Islands ; Isabella, July . 30, from Moreton Bay;
Nourrnalial, July 30, from the. Sperm Fishery, Hit]] 1,000
barrels of oil : Juno, July 30, from the Sperm Fishery ;
Perthshire, Jamieson, Aug. 3, trim Leith, the Cape, nail
Hobart Town ; Carrington, Aug. 3, from Port Stephens;
-Achilles, Lee, Aug. 4, from London and the South Seas,
with" 1,0110 barrels of _sp.2rm oil ; Calcnt'a, Brown, Aug. 4,
front Kingstown ; Eudora, Addison, Aug. 4, from Hobart
Town ; Jane, Aug. 6, front Morton Bay ; Ulitia, Hunter,
Aug. 6, front the South Sea Islands : the Isabella, Maughan,
• Aug. 7, from Launceston ; Lady Wellington, Cooper, Aug.
Aug. 7, front the Sperm Fishers', with 600 barrels of oil;
James. Watt (stea'per), Aug. 7, from Newcastle ; Blenheim,
Spence. Aug. 11, from Hobart Town ; Magnet, Hughey,
Aug. 'l3, from .I.aunee, ton. .
Departuces from Sydney.(&..w„B.2uth. NVales).--The Jan-,
July 7, for Moreton Bay ; Gorernor Philip, July 10, for New-
castle: Governor Halket, July 11, for the Sperm Fishery;
Ann, July 11, for South Australia ; Hope, Combos, July 11,
for Calcutta ; Medway, Wight, for Lima ; Cora Nelly, for
Batavia ; Brothers, 'romans, July 27, for Canton ; Alice, uly
27, for South A cAralia.; Richard Bell. July 27, for Batavia;
Elizabeth, .1111 y 28, for Launceston ; Gem, July 29, and Ma-
rian Watson, July -31, for Hobart Town; William the Fourth,
1, for Port Macquarrie; Caroline, Williams, Aug. 4, for
London; Rose, ball, Aug. 4, for the -Sperm -Fishery; her
Majesty's s'-ip, Rattlesnake, Hobson, Aug. 8, for Calcutta;
Runnymede, Aug. 8, for Madras ; William' Mattison, Aug.
8, for Batavia; Adam Lodge, Main, and John, Whyte, for
Madras, with detachments of the 4th Regiment ; Commodore,
Fisher, Aug. 10, for Calcutta ; Francis, Kirkus, Aug. 10; for
the Mauritius; Frances Charlotte, Aug. -10, for New Zea-
land ; Mangles Carr, Aug. 13, for China. Projected Depar-
tures, July 14-The Currency Lass, for South Australia ;
Vesper, Fraser, and .Resouree, Boyle, for California; Persian,
Hopton, for Valparaiso ; Giraffe, Burn, for Launceston. Ships
Loading-The City of Edinburgh, Thompson, for London,
Sept. 1 ; Ilebe, Gsllowav, for London, in Sept. ; Strathisle,
Johnston, for Suirabaya, §ingapore, and CalCutta ; Schah, and
Eudora, for Hobart Town. The Lloyd's is chartered for Two-
fold Bay. for oil, thence to Hobart Town, to fill up for London.
Arrivals at China (previous to tho 15th of July).-The
Bombay Castle, and Isabella, Robertson, from Bombay and
Singapore •, Reform from Singapore ; Allalevie, Clarke, from
Bengal: Champlain, Ritchie, and Adeloar, Smith, from Ba-
tav;a ; Scaleby Castle, Morgan, from Fort William ; Frazer,
and Caledonia, .Lancaster, from Bombay; William Hutt,
Fleming, from Sourabaya ; Horatio, Howland, from Manilla ;
Duncan, Rundall,- from Batavia; Charles Forbes, Wills, from
Bombay ; Syed Khan, Gullie, June 24, from Bombay, in
29 day s.

Dei.artures from China.—The Sarah Barry, Evans, for
An.tra'ia; Good Succes3, Durant ; Helen, Setford, for Bom-
bay ; Dos Amiges, Parde. for Manilla ; Antonio, Pereira, for
et.lcutta ; Hannah, for Bombay, will be despatched in a day
or two.

Anivals at Madras.— The Sir Herbert sTrtylor, Aug. 26,
from the Mauritius; her Majesty's brig Algerinc, Aug. 27,
from a cruise.
Departures from Madras.—The Delight, Jefferson, Mtg.
')6, for Perang ; Sir Herbert Taylor, Poole, Aug.-26, for
Cal9oltta; ilebe, flazlewood, Aug. 27, for Paurnbam ; Lady
Clifford, Bennett, Aug. 27, for Penang ; La Pcrouse;
27, for Pondicherry ; Sophia, f' Nair, Aug. 28, for- •tho
Straits and China ; Warwick, Little, Sept, 13, for
cherry, Ceylon, and London.

•
Arrivals at the Mauritius.—The Minerva, Ireland, in Sep.
tember, from lAnndon, for Madras.

Arri‘al at Pondich•^rry.—Thc J:annet, Chalmers, from th©
.Mauritius.

Ai rivals at Sourabaya.—The Mandarin, July 18, and Lady
Nugent, Fawcett, frcrn Oanton. -

Ariivals at 13at-,via.--Ihe Margaretha, Barcham, Aug: 2
from Sourabay%; Lady Nugent, Fawcett, Aug. 5, trom Sou-
rabaya ; Prins Van Orange, Aug,:. 8, from Amsterdam; Java,
Peters, Aug. 9, from Rotterdam; Maria, Hamond, Aug. 9,
from Sumatra.

Departures from BataNia.—The Columbian, Pritchard, July
26, and Sir John Beresford, Mitchell, July 28, for Singapore.
Departure from Samarang.—The Fairlie, Ager, July 14,
for China,

Arrival at Sourabaya.—The Mince George, Holton, July
28, from Sydney.
Ships Spoken With.—The Brnxbornebury, Chapman, from
London to Bengal, Sept. 21, in lat. 8. 13. S., and long. 14.
12. W. ; Cambrian, Paul, from London to the Matnitius,
Sept. 1,7, in lat. 23. 20. S., and long. 21. W. ; the Daunt-
less, Pindar, from Bengal to London, off the Cape; the Pe-
koe, Gellies, from Liverpool to China, Oct. 11. in lat. 7.
N., long. 24. 23. W. ; Francis *Smith, Edmonds, from Cal-
cutta to-London, Nov. I I, in lat. 22. N., long. 32. 10. W.
William the Fourth, Stamp, from Loalon to New South
Wales, Oct. 22, in lat, 5. N., long, 23. W.

Two men, named lesser and Parry, who appeared
on Saturday last before the Magistrates at Monmouth, on a
charge of poachin', attempted to disprove an alleged fact of
having fire-arms on their persons, by stating that the chargA
was totally unfotinded, as ona of them had but the stock -of
the tun and the other the barrel, and that, consequently, they
could neither of them be said to have fire-arms. The bench,
however, failed in perceiving the same nice distinction, and
the delinquents were sentenced to two months on the tread-

As a person was reading, in a newspaper, in the
Old Dolphin Ina, Clayton Heights, an advettisement respect-
ing a cork jacket depot, the other day, a " native,"- who sat
an attentive listener, exclaimed with the greatest simplicity :
A-a, its a pity 'at that chap wa'r'nt i' trade iteh' time o'
Nodes flood ; he wo'd ha' made some Lrass, if he'd lied a
fairish stock,"

A large turnip, of the white stone species, taken
from a field ha Mi.ldleton, measured 43:1- inches in circum-
ference, and weighs, exclusive of the top and tail, 24-i lbs.
Halifax Express.
The tine and Cry of yesterday contains the par-
ticulars of the. total destruction of the Old Manor-house of
Tusmore, at Brackley, by fire; on the night of the 14th inst.,
ashen a vast deal of property of different descriptions fell a
sacrifice to the flames. Jas. 11. Mitchell, Esq., the proprietor,
has offered a regard of 50i., and the Secretary of State the
same sum, which will be paid to any person giving such in-
formation as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of
the offender or offenders, and her Majesty's gracious pardon is
also promised to any accomplice (not being the actual perpe-
trator), through whose mea.i.s the desired end may be obtained.
A butcher of Hitchin, Herts, kas lately (lug up
a potato root with 128 potatoes attached, aod >i person at
Hornchurch one with 147 in number, the largest of which
weighed alb.

In the course of a case of exemption claimed from
serving o.i a jury at the Old. Hailey on Monday, on the
ground that, the party (a tailor) was deaf, a friend answered
for him, :mil the Recorder having asked if he was very deaf,
the answer was that he was so much so as to be obliged to
employ another man to take the measure for him.
Yesterday morninr, about ten o'clock, the family of
Mr. Robert Newman, of No. 13, Adam-street, Newcut-road,
Lambeth, was thrown into a state of the ileepest anxiet! and
alarm in consequence of that gentlrrrian, who is a phitoi&
phical instrument maker, and nephew to Mr. Newman, RI&
carries on the same busires. in Regent-street, haring. at-
tempted to deprive himself of life in the following determined
manner ;--h appears that be had breakfasted as usual with his
fa,laily ; and, although he had for some time past been low spi-
iited in consequonc:! of being -disappointed in succeeding to
tsoongicre,aPri:dPefLirlimeisdeidtilhao
After breakfast, however, he retired to a back room, and 7,Tas
tt ehvienccemajtneymupnlunsteudal fseoelriansghs on
an
Lw haircut'
so long ahsent as to induce Mrs. Newman to seek for him,
when, to her terror and horror, she found him
.Iyirag on the
hl a ground weltering in his _which gas streanr,pg fast from
a deep wi,l,covere wow-is:Liu the neck, inflicted_ 'with a table-
cvideut that he had made sn feral aitempts, tq
effP'zil.:s fatal purpose, us the wound in dr; neck was jagged,
alio an extenQive gash on the jaw. Surgical
was called in, but it was deemed advisahl6 43. onvey
Gin's hospital, where be now lies in a veArcesl,
-
rhu,,itsiondu6s.‘tttolas)ret,,erao:e.