The Sun.
London, England, 1837-08-03 00:00:00

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EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrivals.—July 31, the Bahamian, Sizard, from Bengal, at
Liverpool, sailed March 1, and St. Hzicua May 29 ; the Lon-
don, Hoodless, from Bengal, at Liverpool, sailed March 7, and
St. Helena May 31 ; :he Thomas Lawrie,' Ford, from Van
Diemen's Land, eff Margate, sailed Feb. 17, and Pernambuco
June —. Aug. 1, the Arab, Simpson, from the Mauritius,
off Cork, sailed from St. Helena May 29, and Ascension June
—. Aug. 2, the Orontes, Marshall, from Madras, off Ports-
mouth, sailed March 19, and the Cape May 28 ; the Perse-
verance, Corkhill, from New South Wales, off Falmouth,
sailed Marcia 10, and St. Helena June 7.
Arrivals at Madraa.—The Thetis, Clark, March 4, from
Calcutta ; the liidora, Hodson, March 8, from Vizagapatam
and Bunlipatam ; the Charles Durnerque, Wilson, March 10,
from the Mluritius and Tranquebar ; the Washington, Taylor,
March 11, from Calcutta; La Belle Alliance, March 12, from
London and the Cape; the Bon Henri, March 12, from
Pondicherry.

Departures from Madras. The Drcngon, Mackenzie,
March 5, for Malabar Coast and Bombay ; the Golconda,
Bell, March 5, for the Straits and China ; Le Courier, March
6, and Clarissa, March 7, for Calcutta ; the Wave, March 7,
for Moulmein ; the Prince Regent yacht, Cogan, March 12,
for Bombay ; the Euphrasia, March 13, for Pondicherry and
Mauritius ; the Arethusa, Canning, March 13, for Northern
Ports. The Lotus, Gore, was to sail on March 25 for London.
Arrival in Table Bay (Cape of Good Hope).—The Orator,
Terry, May 21, from Calcutta, and sailed May 23 for London.
Departures from Table Bay.—The Egyptian, Johnson,
May 20, for London; the Delight, Jefferson, May 20, for the
Mauritius; the Watkins, ‘Vhizesidc, May 25, for Algoa Bay
and the Mauritius.

Arrivals in Simons' Bay (Cape of Good Hope).—The
Perthshire, Jameson, May 19, from Loith ; and sailed on May
22, for Van Diemen's Land.

Departure from Simon's Bay.—The Agolet, May 19, for
Bourbon.

Arrivals in Algoa Bay (Cape of Good Hope.)—The Tran-
sit, Cobern, May 16, and the Friends Good Will, May 17,
from Table Bay.
Departure from Algoa Bay.—The Emma, King, May 15,
for the Mauritius.

Ships Spoken.—The Fergusson, Young, from Calcutta to
London, June 24, lat. 6., long. 22. N., 4 W., per Orontes ;
arrived off Portsmouth ; the Ilinda, Lowthian, from Liver-
pool and Cape to Singapore and China, May 6, lat. 36. S.,
long. 23. E. ; the Augusta, Jessie, from Edinburgh, London
to Sydney, June 26, lat. 31. N., long. 14., W.
Passengers per Orontes, from Madras and the Cape.—For
the Cape : Rev. Mr. Denton. For England : Major and Mrs.
Hartman, Captain May, Lieutenants Gill, Hutchins, and
Peasons, Ensigns Scott and Keighley, Mr. and Master Han-
sen, Master Ludolph, and three servants. From the Cape :
John Jackson, C. S., Mrs. Jackson, and family, Joseph Pear-
son, of the Ordnance Department.
Passengers per Thomas Laurie, from Van Diemen's Land.—
Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster, and six children, Mr. and Mrs.
Smithson and two children, Mrs. Storey, Mrs. Baines, Mr.
Laycock, Mr. Staples, Mr. Haldane, Mr. Reilley, Mr. Brown,
and John Worthvvaite.

Passengers per Lark ins.—Captain Ingram, from Bengal
(expected), Mrs. Halford, Mrs. Barton and four children, Mrs.
Turner and three children, J. Carter, Esq., B. C. S. ; R. J.
Loughnan, G. C. S. ; Lashington, G. C. S. ; Captain Hal-
ford, 41st Reg. N. I. ; Captain Milner, 31st Reg. N. I. ; Lieut.
Turner, Ist Light
.Cavalry; Dr. Wm. Wrighton, Assistant-
Surgeon; Dr. J. H. Waugh, Assistant- Surgeon ; Captain
Sparkes, 49th Reg. ; Lieut. Burson, 40th N. I. ; Lieut. A.
Gillanders, 54th N.I.

Passengers per the Robarts.—Capt. Elder, from Bengal
(expected); Todd, Y. C. S. ; Col. Beatson, Major Cow-
ran, Capt. Gillman, Mrs. Gillman, Mrs. Whitfield and three
children, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Hoare and Master Low.
Passengers per the Isabella.—Capt. Brown, from Bengal
(expected), Capt. Welland, Messrs. Derundt, Ephraim, Bour-
chier, and S. Rawson, Master Warden.

Passengars per the Henry Porcher, from Bengal (expected)
—Mrs. and Lieut. Pearce.

Passengers per the Mary Somerville, from Bengal (excepted)
--Mrs. M'Donald, Mrs. Pyke, Mr. M'Donald, and Mr. Pyke.
Passengers per the Clyde, from Bengal (expected)—Mr.
T. Lethgow, Mrs. E. Ddwnes and child, Master Cox.