The Sun.
London, England, 1837-08-23 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrivals.—The Roberts, Elder, from Bengal, in the Downs,
' sailed from Calcutta the 27th of March, Saugur the 3d of
April, and St. Helena the 7th of July ; the Inglis, Wise, from
China, in the Downs, sailed the 19th of March, and St.
Helena the 4th of July ; the Euphrates, Buckham; from
China, in the Downs, sailed the Igth March, and St. Helena
the Ist of July ; the Bolton, Compton, from Bengal, off Ports-
mouth, sailed from Calcutta the 12th, and Saugur the 15th of
March, Madras the Bth of April, and St. Helena the 6th of
July ; the Trincula, Reay, from Singapore, in the Downs,
sailed from St. Helena the sth of July; the Derwent, Nash,
from Singapore, at Liverpool, sailed the 28th of March, Rau-
ritius the ht of May, Cape the 4th, and St. Helena the 22d
of June.

Arrivals at St. Helena.—The Magas, Van Wilthoven, July
4, from Java to Rotterdam ; the Shannon, Wilden, July 5,
from Bombay, and sailed the Gth for Liverpool; the Nereide,
Richer, and Navigateur, Danthon, July 5, from Bourbon, and
sailed for Nantes; the Congress, Town, July 5, from Cal-
cutta, for Boston; the Polenais, Martin, July 6, from Singa-
pore, &c., for Marseilles ; the Amelia, Mailer, July 6, from
Bombay, and sailed on the 6th for New York.
Arrivals at Sidney.—The Brothers, Towns, April 11, from
London ; the William, Dunn, April 27, from the Cape; the
Caroline, Williams, April 11, from London.
Departures from Sydney.—The Lynx, April 10, Clark_
stone and Guide, April 11, Montreal, April 13, and Mary,
April 14, all for the sperm fishery ; the Canton Packet, April.
13, for China; the Captain Cook, April 17, fur London;
the Ellen, Dixon, April 27, for London.
Ariival at the Cape.—The Addingham, Sedgwiek, June
10, from London.
Arrivals at Madras.—The Samuel Brown, March 27, from
Moulmein ; the Mermaid, March 29, from China.
Departure from Madras.—Lotus, Gore, March 25, London.
Arrivals at Pernanibuco.—The Trusty, June 16, from China,
and sailed for London; Sarah, June 30, from New South Wales.
Arrivals at Rio.—Queen 't b, June 23, from Liverpool.
Arrival at Bahia.—The William, Bryan, July 11, from
Sydney, and sailed on the 13th for London.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Harmonicon, from London for New York, on the 6th
inst., in lat 49., long. 9., by the Endyinion, arrived at Ports-
mouth.
The Pactolus, from Liverpool, on the 10th inst., in lat. 49.,
lone. 15., by the Creole, arrived at Falmouth.
The Lord Canterbury, of Bridgwater, for Quebec, on the
13th ult., off the South point of Anticosti.
The Edward, of Plymouth, on the 9th inst., in lat. 49.,
long. 15. ; and the Richibucto, of Aberdeen, on the 16th inst.,
in lat. 50., long. 6., by the Welsford, arrived at Falmouth.
The Robert, from Africa for Liverpool, in lat. 6. N., long.
00. W., (and had been dismasted in a squall), by the Euphra-
tes, arrived in the Downs.

The Helen Douglas, of America, and the John Francis, of
Cork, on the 9th inst., in lat. 51., long. 19., by the Caladonia,
of Greenock ; and on the 10th inst., in lat. 50., long. 10., by
the Tom Codd, arrived at Bristol.

The l'efolid, from Odessa for Bristol, on the 10th inst.,
in lat. 43. , long. ]O. _ _

The Velocity, from London for Constantinople, on the 11th
inst., in lat. 45., long. 10., by the St. John, arrived at Dublin.
The Hermes, from Liverpool for Lima, on the 16th ult., in
lat. 14., long. 24. ; and the Colonist, from Liverpool for
Buenos Ayres, on the 15th ult., in lat. 13,. long. 23., by the
Derwent, arrived at Liverpool.
His Majesty's ship stag, on the 7th of June, in lat. 58. S.,
long. 70., W.

The John Woodhall, from Liverpool for Rio, on the 11th
ult., in lat. 1., N., long. 21. \V. ; the Catherine, from Ham-
burgh for Rio, on the 14th, and the Harriet and Jessie, from
Liverpool for Charleston, on the 13th inst., by the Statesman,
afrived at Liverpool.
The Ellis, of Dundee, on the 2d ult., in lat. 20., S. long.
28., W. ; and the London, from the Cape of Good Hope for
London, in lat. 43., long. 31., by the Standard, arrived at
Liverpool.

The Ann, from Cardiff for Quebec, on the Bth inst., by the
Don. Juan, arrived at Cork.
The Ingleborough, from Liverpool for Canton, on the t.th
ult., in lat. I 1., long. 25. ; and the Lady East, for Bombay,
on the 22d of May, in lat. 30. S., long. 43. E., by the
Bolton, arrived off Portsmouth.

Tlae Horsefield, from Barbadoes for Belfast, on the 11th
inst., in lat. 44., long". 32.
Tho Dryad, from Havannah for London, on the 13th inst.,
in lat. 46., long. 24., by the Alice, arrived at Liverpool.
The Reaper, of Scarborough, on the Bth inst., in long. 22.
W. ; and the Bradshaw, of Liverpool, on the 10th inst., in
long. IS., by the Andes; arrived at Milford.
The City of \Vaterford, for Quebec, in lat. 48., long. 17. ;
tin': Avon, from Sydney for London, out 86 days, in lat. 50.,
long. 11. ; and the Redwing, of Sunderland, out 30 days,
bound to Quebec, in lat. 45., long. 56., by the Mary Mit-
chison, arrived at Bristol.
The Broad Oak, from Bahia for Falmouth, on the 18th
ult., in lat. 4. N., long. 30. W., the London, of London,
from th• Cape of Good Hope, out 53 days, and the Ceres,
from Barbadoes for London, out 30 days, by the Ranger
packet, arrived at Falmouth.
Tho Hanaley, from London for Bombay, on the 18th inst.,
in Ist 48., long. 10., by her Majesty's ship Raven, arrived at
Portsmouth.

The Ranger, from the Brazils, on the 18th inst., in lat. 50.,
long►. 9., by the Cornbill, arrived at Poole.
The Bengal Merchant, from Canton, on the 30th ult., in
lat. 13., long. 29.

The Caledonia, from Bombay to Liverpool, out 86 days,
and the Albatross, of London, from Van Diemen's Land, out
111 days, by the Linnet Packet, arrived at Falmouth.
The William, from Trinidad for Trieste, and Pheenix, from
Rio Janeiro to Trieste, on the 2d inst., in lat. 36., long. 39.
The Amity, from Jamaica to London, on the 15th, in lat.
48., long. 17.
The Litherland, from Liverpool to Barbadoes, on the 17th,
in lat. 49., long. 11., by the Clifton, arrived at Liverpool.
The John and William, of Dartmouth, bound to Newfound-
land, on the 30th ult., in lat. 49., long. 35.

A GREEK HOUSEWIFE.-0; inquiring of the
old lady bow long she had been in Athens, she informed
me that she was the wife of an old soldier, who had been
killed in the revolution, leaving her with two daughters,
'Thalia and Helen ; that upon the death of her husband
she had collected the remnants of his property, amounting
to about LAO drachmas, in laud and other effects, and
had lived with a relation ; that she had supported herself
by spinning cotton, and making cloth, which she sold,, and
by which means she gained a livelihood,
shehood,baadndrescheeivweaatattlresr
enabled to preserve the money that
husban4's death.
" I have been in Athens," cotrtinued
she, " about a year. As soon as the town was planned
out, commenced building this house ; and it is by letting
it that I now hve."—Cochraite's JlTanderingsin Greece