The Sun.
London, England, 1837-09-13 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrivals, Sept. 12.—The Mount Stuart Elphinstone, Small,
from Bombay, off Cape Clear, sailed from St. Helena, July
31 ; the Renown, Goodsou, from Siam, in the Downs, sailed
from St. Helena, July 16 ; the Duncan, Cowley, from Bom-
bay, off Liverpool, sailed May 3, St. Helena, July 31.
Arrivals at the Mauritius.—The Sir Charles M'Carthy,
Walker, May 16, from the Arracan coast, and was loading for
Sydney; the Hon. Company's:steamer Berenice, Grant, from
Falmouth, 3zc., for India.

Departures from the Mauritius.—The Symmetry, Saville,
May 25, for Calcutta.

Arrivals at Madras.—The Janet, Holmes, April 13, from
Bombay ; the Lady Kennaway, Davison, April 19, from Pe-
nang; the Duke of Roxburgh, Dessington, April 20, from
New South Wales ; her Majesty's ship Convyay, Drinkwater,
April 21, from Trincomalee ; the Catherine, Walker, April
30, from Vizagapatam ; her Majesty's ship Andromache, May
4, from Kedgeree ; the Hibernia, Gillies, May 6, from Ports-
mouth and Cape, and sailed May 10, for Calcutta ; the Mary,
Bootleg, May 3, from Liverpool and the Cape ; the Eastfont,
May 5, from Bombay and Colombo; the General Kyd, Hood,
May 9, from Portsmouth and the Cape, and sailed the 21st for
Calcutta ; the Claudine, Kemp, May 11, from Portsmouth,
and was to sail June 15, on her return ; the Thetis, Clarke,
May 16, from Penang ; the Abberton, Shuttleworth, May 26,
from Portsmouth and the Cape; the George the Fourth,
Drayner, May 26, from London ; the Westmoreland, Brig-
stock, May 26, from Malacca ; the Vansittart, Macqueen,
May 26, from London ; the Abercrombie Robinson, May 26,
from Falmouth; the Drongon, M'Kenzie, May 26, from Bom-
bay and Cochin ; the Isidora, May 26, from Vizagapatam ;
the Protector, Battenshaw, May 26, from Portsmouth, and
sailed Juno 2 for Calcutta; the John William, Dare, May 27,
from Muscat; La Belle Alliance, Asckoll, from Calcutta,
and sailed June 2 for London ; the Andromeda, Latimer,
June 2, from the Mauritius, and sailed June 3 for Calcutta.

Departures from Madras.—The Catherine, April 27, and
Abberton, June 10, for Calcutta.

Arrivals at Table Bay (Cape of Good Hope).—The Hor-
tensia, Reed, July 8, from Liverpool; the Colombo, M'Kellar,
July 17, from Calcutta ; the Cambridge, Douglas, July 17,
from Bombay and Tellicherry ; the Horatio, Cuddy, and
Skerne, Reed, from Algoa Bay.
Arrivals in Algoa Bay—The Eliza, Haddon, June 24, from
Table Bay; the Horatio, Cuddy, June 27, from Simon's Bay;
the Courier, Proudfoot, June 30, and St. Helena, Long,
July 1, from Table Bay.
Arrivals in Simon's Bay—Her Majesty's ship Scout, July,
10, from England, Feb. 25, 1836, and Ascension, June 8,
1837 ; the Eliza, Douthwaite, July 16, from Ceylon and the
Mauritius, with damage, having been eighteen days on a
bank off Cape L'Aguellas, and would sail about the 20th ; the
Cormandel, Boyes, July 13, from Portsmouth; the Surrey,
Sinclair, July 13, from Calcutta.
Departures from Table Bay.—The Perinee, June 28 for
London ; the Mary, June 30, for St. Helena ; the Reunion,
July 2, for the Mauritius ; the Ambassador, Attwood, July
3, for Madras, and Bombay ; the Hero, Hardy, July 5, for
Swan River; the Portsca, Smith, July 8, for Bombay; the
Friends, Goodwill, July 12, for Algoa Bay ; the Sarah,
Sadler, July 15, for the Mauritius ; the Enterprize, Jepson,
July 16, for New South Wales; the Fegee, Stewart, July 17,,
for Singapore, from Algoa Bay ; the Time, June 22, for the
Mauritius; the Watkins, June 30, for the Mauritius; the Ho.
ratio, July 5, and Skerne, July 5, for Table Bay.

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