The Sun.
London, England, 1837-09-19 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrival, Sept. 18. —The John Denniston, Mackie, from
Bombay, in the Downs, sailed the 21st of May, Sr. Helena
Ist of August.
Arrivals at Bombay.—The John Stamp, Pryn; from Ma-
labar; Furbisher Huddersfield, Jessie Logan, Black, and
Blake, Thompson, all from Liverpool; Berenice steamer,
Grant, from Falmouth; Tencriffe, Mayo, from Fernando Pa,
Cape of Good Hope, and the Mauritius; Ann, Griffiths, from
London; Childe Harold, Willis, from London and the Cape ;
Great Harwood, M'Gowan, from Bristol and the Mauritius ;
Madras, Quinton, June 19, from London and the Cape ; Co-
lumbia, Thornton, from Mangalore ; Lady East, Emery, from
Liverpool; the Carnatic, Laird, from the Clyde.
Shipg bonding at Bombay, June 24.—The Mary Bibby,
Cumming, Lietin, Gillman, Blake, Thompson, Malabar, Fro-
brisher, and Huddersfield, Hall, all for Liverpool ; Scourfield,
14;vans, and Columbia, Thornton, for London ; Edinburgh,
Marshall, Buckinghamshire, Hopkins; Sianes Castle, Pc-
tree ; and the Arm, Griffiths, for China. A dreadful burr''-
, cane was experienced at Bombay on the 16th and 17th of
June, during which the Edintoargli, Marshall, parted from
three anchors, and went ashore—gut eff, mid now discharging
in dock. The Buckinghamshire, lading' for China, received
no damage. The John stamp, Pryn, on shore, and got off,
making water, and discharging. The Adelaide, loss of main
and mizen top-mast, and bilged. The Ranger, Ainly, totri!iv
dismasted, and broke up. The Great Harn'ood ~.M•Gor an,
bilged, and full of water; Hind, totally wreckeil; Corsair,
dismasted, on shore, and got off, making water ; Mary Dug.
dale, bilged, and dischargino. ; Richard Walker, a complete
wreck ; Rapid, bilged, and. discharging ; Northumberland,
Ormond, bilged, and condemned ; Basque Briton, Neale,
sailed on the 14th for Liverpool, and was wrecked on the fol-
lowing day, lost three men ; Hastings, receiving ship, on
shore, and got off; Aurora, floating church, bilged; Berenice,
dismasted,
Arrivals at Calcutta (Bengal)—The General Kyd, Foord,
May 30, from London, the Cape, and Madras ; Dauntless,
Pinder, May 31, from London ; Elizabeth, Kelso, May 31,
from the Mauritius; the Dorothea, Fairhurst, and the Crown
Ponsonby, June 1, from Liverpool ; Flvira, Gill, June 2, from
Liverpool ; Jupiter, Rae, June 3, from Liverpool. Previously-
to June 6, the Lysander, Currie, from London; the Frank-
land, Webb, from Liverpool; Charles Heartley, Hopper, II•orn
the Mauritius.
Departure from Calcutta.—The Tapley, Mallory, May 30,
for Lostltion.
Ships Loading at Calcutta, June 6.—The Olympus, Cowl,
and Dauntless, Pinder, for London ; John Marsh, Clucas ;
Crusader, Wickman ; Mary Hartley, Priestman ; and Frank-
land, Webb—all for Liverpool.
Arrivals at Bombay.—The Hero, Hughes, June 17, from
Singapore ; Maccace, June 18, from Mocha; Molgund Aini-
chund, June 18, from China; Hebc, Haslewood, June 18,
from Madras ; Earl of Clare, Scott, June 20, from Calcutta.
Departures from Botnbay.—The Minerva, *Pherson, and
Vanguard, Long, for Liverpool; Pestonjee, Bomanjee,Thomp-
son, for London; Palmyra, Loader, for the Mauritius; Charles
Grant, Pitcairn, and Glenelg, Langley, June 17, and Lord
Castlereagh, Tomps, June 22, all for China.
Passengers per William Turner, Leicht, from Bombay--R
Murphy, Esq., Mrs. Murphy, and child ; Dr, Treinder, Lieut.
Wakefield, Mr. John Bellew.

Passengers per her Majesty's steamer Spitfire, from Malta
—Lieut.-Colonel Merton, Captain Stuart, Captain Skipwith,
Lieut. Blake, Mr. Melhuin, Mr. Waring, Mr. Taylor, Mr.
Davis, Sir Duff Gordon, Bart. ; Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Cardiff,
Madame 4insi, Miss M‘lielliff.

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WINDSOR—MONDAY.
This morning the King of the Belgians inspeetrA the
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Regiment of Life Guard's (commanded by Colonel lig' 13°,1111;
Henry F. C. Cavendish) in the Home Park, mute" t
North Terrace. His Mejesty arrived on the grortod 3,21
half-past nine o'clock, attended by Lord Alfred Paget,
digitignished individuals. After a variety of mano/0'
vres, MIA! el cr e executed with the greatest precision, tir!'
regiment advanc,ql in parade order. His Majesty the rnd(ei-
forward to the commanding officer, whom be compile-Wale
in the highest terms on the appearance and discipline 1)
the corps, and particularly expressed his astonishment that
horses so powerful should be brought to move with so nth
at
and precision.
The terrace was thronged with the fashion of the town
and neighbourhood. Their Majesties the Queens of Enr:
Ind and Belgium witnessed the revolutions from the eastle
The band of the Regiment—which has lately attained r'
[ouch celebrity—played a variety
.of enlivening airs during
the parade movements. The scene altogether was veil
splendid.
This afternoon the Queen was out, accompanied by but,
illustrious visitors, and attended by her usual suite
owing to the unsettled state of the weather, her bittlectsYs
did not go far from the castle, confining herself to
in the Home Park.
The Earl of Surrey accompanied the Queen of the -113 el.
gians yesterday morning to the Catholic chapel at Spittal.
On her return from her drive yesterday, the Queen cam:
by way of Salt Hill, Slough, Eton, and through the
of Windsor ; and on reaching the castle her Alajesf.
walked across the terrace to the slopes. The nutuber,„;
strangers in the town was very great ; indeed on navy,re--ding Sunday do we ever recollect seeing more comp
The 2d of October is the day fixed upon for the deg'
r-
the drive
tare of her Majesty for Brighton, and the King and Quee°
• of the Belgians will leave to-morrow (this day.)