The Sun.
London, England, 1837-01-20 00:00:00

EAST INDIA.

The Ambassador, Attwood, from Madras, off Penzance,
sailed 16th September, and St. Helena 25th November; the
Asia, Ritchie, from Batavia, off Dover, sailed 16th September,
and St. Helena 11th November; the Janet, Chalmers, from
the Mauritius, in the Downs, sailed Bth October, and St. He-
lena 10th November ; the Vrow Maria, Noorbeck, from Ba-
tavia, off Dover.
Arrivals at Madras.-The Bright Planet, July 23, from
Calcutta, and sailed the 30th for Penang; the Lord Charles',
July 25, from Pondicherry ; his Majesty's brig Algerine,
August 2, from Trincomalee, and sailed the 3d back ; his Ma-
jesty's ship Rose, August 3, from Trincomalee, and sailed the
13th for Bombay; the John Adam, August 4, from Bombay;
the Castor, August 5, from Pondicherry ; the Sir John Reid,
August 5, from the Mauritius ; the Artemis, August 7, from
London, and sailed the 16th for Bengal ; the Edmund Caster,
August 7, from Covelong, and sailed the Bth for Ennore; the
Bencoolen, August 7, from New South Wales, and sailed the
10th for Calcutta; the Catherine, August 11, from Vizaga-
patam ; the Emma, August 13, from Bombay, and sailed Sep-
tember 18 for London; the Joseph and Victor, August 14,
from Bourbon, and sailed the 17th for Calcutta - the Star,
August 16, from Philadelphia, and sailed the 27th for Cal-
cutta ; the Integrity, August 18, from Sourabaya and Batavia,
and sailed the 20th for Ennore ; the Charles Grant, August
18, from Bombay, and sailed Sept. 15 for China ; the John
Bagshaw, August 23, from London, and sailed, September Vs
for Masalipatam and Calcutta; the Ganges, Burgess, August
28, from the Mauritius, and sailed, September 5, for Moul-
mein ; the Clarissa, August 29, from the Mauritius, and sailed,
September 5, for Ennore ; the Resolution, August 29, from
Pondicherry, and sailed, September 15, for Penang and Sin-
gapore ; his Majesty's brig Algerine, August 29, from Trin-
comalee ; the Navarino, August 31, from the Mauritius, and
sailed September 1 for Calcutta; Captain Zeurvall died at
sea August 14 ; the Olivia, September 1, from the Mauritius
and Covelong; the Apprentice, September 1, and sailed the
13th hack ; the Ganges, Broadhurst, September 1, from the
Mauritius ; the La Solide, September 3, from Bordeaux and
Pondicherry, and sailed the Bth from Pondicherry ; the Louisa,
September 8, from Calcutta, and sailed the 13th for Coringo ;
the Margaret, Wilkie, September 4, from the Cape, and
sailed the sth, for Calcutta; the Lo Pompee, September 5,
from Bordeaux and Pondicherry; the Clarissa, September 8,
from Ennore, and sailed the 12th, for Calcutta ; the Arethusa, ,
September 10, from Calcutta; the John W. Dare, Septem-
ber 14, from Bombay; the La Gloire, September 16, from
Pondicherry ; the Hero of Malown, Sept. 17, from the Clyde.
Departures from Madras.-The Orwell, August 28, and
Thames, September 2, both for China ; the Warwick, Sep-
tember 1, for Liverpool ; the Olivia, Sept. 1, for Calcutta.

M. Musard, the celebrated Director of Concerts,
who afforded such gratification to our fashionables here by
his quadrilles, has just died at Paris of a liver complaint.

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