The Sun.
London, England, 1839-02-16 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

ARRlVALS.—Parkfield, Jacob, from China, off Hastings, sailed
Bth September; St. Helena, 28th December, Heart of Oak, M`Do-
nalcl, from Mauritius, at Liverpool, sailed 7th -November ; St.
Helena, 26th Decemb tr, experienced very bad weather from sth to
Bth December, off the Cape of Good Hope; Amwell, Hesse, from
Mauritius, off Hastings, sailed 30th October, Cape of Good Hope,
tth December.
DEPARTURES FROM CALCUTTA.—BengaI,
William MiGrett, 4th
December, for Vizagapatam ; Swallow, M'Allister, for Bomb.ty ;
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David Scott, Spencer, for China; Fattle, Carrion, and Ashinoney,
13th, for Judda ; Falcon, Anstrnther, for Liverpool ; Plantagenet,
Dome! t, 15th, for London; Belhaven, Crawford, 16th, for Singa-
pore and China.
DEPARTURES FROM SACCOR AND BENGAL.—Donna Carmelita,
Foss, '2sth Nov., for Colombo and Bombay ; Collingwood, Downes.
20th for Liverpool; F rah, Ovenstone, for Bombay; Syren, Alves,
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28th, for Marseilles ; Mahambody, Duvergne, 28th, for Bombay;
rifßo'rerauslainuacinlifga,o4oHtnh7DiePech ember, for Bombay ; Herculean, D:jeogrwinngsa,psattbr;
Bombay; Hero, M`Donald, 13th December, for —;
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London, to sail 23d December; Patriot King, Clurke, for Liver.
pool, 24th December; Mount St. Elphinstone J i
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SHIPS Loam° AT CALCUTTA, 20TH Dec.
London ; ESpeiaDee, Mackie, for London ; Catherine, Evans,
the Cape and London, 25th January; True Briton, Benet, for
Madras and London, 26th January; Robert Small, Fulcher, London,
26th January; Adelaide, Guthrie, London, Ist January; Lord
Hungerford, Farquharson, London, 7th of January ; Northumber-
land, Compton, London, 15th January ; Duke of Bedford, Bowen,
London, 7th January; St. George, Williams, for the Cape and
Bristol, 12th January ; Blorenge, Banks, Liverpool ; Courier,
Dixon, the Cepe of Good Hope; Drummore, mYlne, Liverpool ;
Earl of Landon;k Henning, Cape and London, 22d January; John
Smith, Lond London, VVimble, London, 7th January ; Louisa
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Munro, Lowry, Liverpool, 25th December Madagascar; Walker,
sth January, Richmond; McLeod, Cape and London, 9th January;
Scotia, Campbell, London, 25th January ; Strabane, Bowen, Lon-
don ; William Money, Bourchier, London, 20th. January.
ARRIVALS AT ST. HELENA previous to the 28th of Dec.—The
Emma, Spelton, from Calcutta, Trincomalee and Mauritius; Ripley,
Stewart, Calcutta, with main-yard sprung and channel plates staved
in a gale of the Cape of Good .1-10Pe ; Ellen, Yapp, Calcutla; Indian,
of London ; Levant, Dutnaresque, Manilla, for New York.
ARRIVALS AT MADRAS—The Telegraphe, Destanque
, Nov. 22
from Bordeaux, and sailed 11th December for Pondichery ; Bleng,
M`Dowall, Debember 2, Liverpool ; Betsy, Suffield, 9, Singapore ;
Windsor, Nesbitt, 13, from Portsmouth, and sailed 19th for Cal-
cutta; Lord Elphinstone, Ewatt, 18th, Coringa ; Welling,
on.
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dell, 18th, Portsmouth and Cape Repulse; P;
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London, and sailed 22d for Calcutta ; Carnarivoss
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and Cape Lonacs ; Seager, 20th, Pondicherry ; Duke of Argyll,
Bristow, 21, from Portsmouth and the Cape ; Mary A
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21, Portsmouth; brigand, weinyss, 22d from Calcutta.

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At a pawnbroker's shop, in Holborn, is a large
oil painting, a portrait, exhibited outside! a paper is affixed to it, on
which is written the following:—" This fine original painting of
Lord Bacon, by Hans Holbein, onely three guinneas." When it
is considered that Holbein, the favourite of Henry VIII., died nearly
100 years before Lord Bacon was born, the learned pawnbroker, it
is thought, must have made " some mistake."
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Blewitt, Resinald
8 rotherton J.
Binges, W. H. L.
Davies. Colonel
Evans, W. .

Tinch; Francis
Hindley, Charles
Holland, Robert

NORITY—NOES,
Morris, David
Parker, It T.
Rundle, John
Salwey, Colonel
Stanley, W. 0.
Style, Sir Chalks
akley, Thomas
Wallace, R.

Warburton. H.
White, A.
Williams, W.
Yates, John A.

TELLERS.
Gillon, W. D.
Hume. Joseph