The Sun.
London, England, 1837-09-15 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING,

Arrivals, Sept. 13.-The Marv, Somerville, Jackson, fP3nl
Bengal, off Liverpool, sailed April 23, St. Helena, July 31 ;
i'viotiat Stuart, Elphinstonr, Small, from Bombay, at Pi3ll
Glasgow, sailed May 28, St. Helena. July 31.
Arrivals at Bombay.-The Seed Khan, Gallic, May 5, fr°'Th
China and Singapore; East India Company's sloop Amherst,.
4awyr, from Mangalore ; East India Company's cutter Mar-
garet, I...lintttendon, May 8, from Surat ; her Majesty's ship 1105c'
Barrow, May 8, from Mahe; Stains Castle, Petrie, May 17,
from Portsmouth ; Edinburgh, Marshall, May 18, from 1-4"."
don ; Ranger, Conley, May 10, from Liverpool and MarT °uri.
tins; Mary Bibby, Cumming, May 19, from Liverpool; ri,l;
Company's ship Hugh Lindsay, May 27, from 133SSOra,
the East India Company's London Mail.
Departures from Bombay.-The Claremont, Dunbar, M'Y'r
2, for Calcutta ; East India Company's ship Atalanta, Carar.
bell. May 2, for M ingalore ; Color-I'4a, Thornton, May 11'
for Maniraloro.
Arriva'ls, Sept. 13.-The William Turner, Leitch, fair.'
Bombay, off Liverpool, 11th inst., sailed in May, St. Helen!,
31st July ; Shepherdess, Glas4ow, from the Mauritius, nit
Margate, sailed 30th May, passed St. Helena 14th MY ;
Grace, Barber, from the Mauritius, off Plymouth, sailed 20
May, Algoa Bay 30th, passed St. Helena Bth July; Globe,
Elsder, trom Algoa Bay (Cape of Good Hope), of Afargatet
sailed 12th June, St. Helena 12th July.
Arrivals at Ceylon.-The A,znes, Cumming, May --, {turn
and the Mauritius; Africa, Skelton, May 2b, from
London and the Mauritius.
Arrivals at Bombay.-The Palmyra, Leader, May 8, frout
Portsmouth and Cape; Columbia, Thornton, from Sydney.
Departures from Bombay.-The Madras, Dickson, May 9',
and Regulus, Edgar, May 13, for Liverpool; Cambridge
Douglas. May 12, for London.
Arrivals at the Mauritius.-The Herefordshire, 102°51
May 20 ; John Bagshaw, Blyth, May 25 ; Ajax, Bruton, a'
Prince Regent, Achin, May 25, all from Bengal; Berenice
steamer, ant, May 27, from Falmouth and the Cape.
Departures from the Mauritius.-Tlie Pegasus, Howlett,
May 16, for Ceylon and Bengal ; Shephard, Jardine, $3,)"
17, for Greenock; Elope, M`Callum. May 18, for Ben„
Mary, Tuscan, May 24, for Bengal ; Grecian, Richards, iwai
25, for London ; Ranger, Idlard, and Fortfield, Sly, MAY, 2"'
fur Bengal; Louisa, INPCutcheon, May 26, for Ceylon.
Arrivals at Rio.-The Harmony, Douglass, July 13, if"-
the Cape of Good Hope.
Departures from Rio.-The Queen Mab, Ireland, July 3,
for Calcutta ; Holland, July 13, for Batavia.
Departure from Simon's Bay.-The Lotus, Gore, July 3,
from London.
Arrivals at Calcutta, previously to May 15.-The Cathe(i
rine, Rose • Tapley, Mallory ; T ' amerlane M' Kellar;
Bengal Packet, Steward, all from London; John Marsh, I-j'f
cas, from Bombay; Eleanor Laidman, Greaves ; and Earl
Powis, Spittall, from Liverpool; Meg ,lerrilies, Skinner,
e"
the apc ; Lady Kennaway, Davidson, from Mad;
ras
mach, May 9, from Bombay and Colombo ; Kyle, Fletcher:
a
May 15, from London ; Red Rover, May 16, from China n.s
'
Singapore; Hibernia, Gillies, May 17, from Madras ; Franci
Smith, Edmonds, May 17, from London ; Ann, Pybus,
17, from China ; John, Whelan, May 17, from the Mauritius;
Hope, Cockburn, from Liverpool and the Cape.
Departures from Calcutta.-La Belle Alliance, Arckel,
May 11, and Saugur, May 15, for London ; Roxabella, Grocer
May 11, for America ; John Hepburn, Robertson, May 16, '-
Moulmein and Rangoon ; Haidee, Bourbon ; Lord
Bcntinck, Hutchinson, May 16 ; and Jane Blain, May 22, f°l.

London.
Departures from Saugur (Bengal).—The Fortitude, Wit:
son, May 10, for the Mauritius; Sarah, May 10; Margate"
May 10, for Moulmein and Rangoon ; Lady Fitzherbert,
ries, May 11, for London ; Elizabeth, May 14, for Men
mein and Rangoon ; Isidore, Smith, May 12 ; Arethusa, enll°
ning, May 12, for Penang and Singapore ; British Monaco,
Purvis, May 12, for Bourbon ; Britannia, Leith, May 13'
' Gentoo Black, May 12, for London; Hindoo, M‘Gillorl,
22, for Liverpool.
Arrivals at Mauritius..--The Janet, Chalmers, and Chihliatriot.
Mullers, from London; Amelia, Thompson, from
Amwell, Hesse, from Marseilles.
Bengal, May 23. Ships loading :--The John Whelan, for
the Mauritius ; Hope, Cockbain, for Liverpool ; Catherine,
Rose, for Madras, the Cape, and Landon, to sail Ist June;
Jupiter, Galbreath ; Kyle, Fletcher ; Hibernia, Gillies; Fr el,
ces, Smith ; Edmonds, Tapie ; Mallory, Tamerlane ;
lar, and the Lady Kennaway, Davison, all for London. /
Freights to London.—Sugar and Saltpetre, 41. 15s to 1.
Moist goods generally, 41. 10s. to 5/. Raw Silk, 6/. to 6
10s. Exchange, six months, 2s. 4d. to 2s. aid. per ajeca
rupee.
Passengers per Lotus, Gore, from Madras (expected).
Captain Durant, Madras Artillery ; Lieut. Gordon, bar a;
jesty's 63d Foot ; Dr. Wilkinson, Ensign Gordon, Mad"—
Artillery.
Per La Belle Alliance, from Bengal and Madras (expecte,B).
—Front Bengal, Mrs. Bushby, Mrs. Sheriffe, Mr. Bushi"."
Major Johnson, Capt. Sheriffs, Mr. Buckland, Mr. M`Kairaj:
Mr. Trexon, eight children, and five servants. From Maur"
W. Hudleston Esq., and Major W.
adras, to Skoe.
Per Cdlaudine, , Kemp, from M sail on the 15th of
June.—Mrs. and Capt. Roberts and family, Dr. Smyth, Mrs.
Smyth, Mr. Arnelric, merchant ; Mrs. Moore, Mr. CoPrict:
stone and family, Mrs. Hodgson and family, Mrs. Cast, Car
Cast, her Majesty's 63d Foot; Mrs. Parnell and family,,f',gr.
Parnell, Captain Pace, N. I. ; Captain Strawbenzes, 1".
M'Kennies, and two steerage passengers.
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Isabella, Lorvdon, from Singapore to London, May 10,
in the Straits of Sunda; Balfour' Bee, from Bombay to Liyer'.
pool, August 10, lat. 5., N., long. 23. W. ; Tweed, LaWa,ell',
for Liverpool ; Bombay, June 8, lat. 28. S., long. 46. re'
9'
Princess Victoria, Lee, from London to St. Helena, Sept.
lat. 44. N., long. 6. 12. W.
The Phcenix, Hoolley, from Liverpool to Calcutta, July 28'
at, 2. N , long. 21. W. ; Augustus, far the Mauritius, AUP
24, lat. 13. N., long. 20. W.

I ...par
THE KAFFIR WAR.—The camp was pitched A.--
to the spot on which the London Missionary- SocietY i°7
rnerly had a station, established for many years, the g°°;
effects of which were exemplified in the house having bee,.
burned at the commencement of the war, and the missi°g„a%
(Mr. Brownlee) scourged from his post by the wives of thus;
very people amongst whom he had been labouring for Yeart
with the vain hope of converting them to Christianity,,Tl.4
unfortunately without a single successful instance. 11.1-6
reverend gentleman was compelled to walk with his Is' t
carrying his children to the Wesleyan mission statioo,
.
Wesleyville, at which he arrived after 24 hours' hardsbl
It was advantageously situated on the river, with an On
sive grassy plain extending to the southward, and hew'''.
on the north by grassy bills stretching away towards t'le
Buffalo mountains, and formed a most desirable spot for
the site of a town.— United Service Journal for SepternherA'
A person, well known in York, named Ed`N3l.'
Watson Ellis, of Naburn, and who was articled to a 5°-
licitor. in York, but who was last year acting in the csP
city of a clerk to the South Durham Railway ComPr?):
and who then resided in London, stands charged
having forged a power of attorney for the sale of gt°c
and a warrant for his apprehension has been issued by the
Lord Mayor of London. He was at Naburn last month,o
the 21st of which he left, it is supposed for Hull. Pl'•rs
cards have been circulated, giving a discription of
person, and offering a large reward for his detection.
Hull Observer.
Yesterday morning the following melancholy occur:-
rence took place in the stable of Mr. William Johnson,
that
siding in York-terrace, Regent's Park. It appears tlfot.
the groom had made a mixture of diet meal and arsenic ion
the purpose of destroying rats, and had left a large Port n„
of it upon the table. A child unconsciously took a qua
tity of the poisonous ingredient, supposing it to have beg
flour, and there is not the slightest hope of his recovery., a
On Wednesday evening a young inan met w,itnuar
severe dislocation of the thigh bone, whilst
Smithfield, and was taken to St. Bartholomew's Hospital,
where the dislocation was reduced. The patient, b°i'vetlL
expressed his reluctance to be drenched vvith " vile
physic
to
caries' stuff," and much more inclined to " throwapl
Lse dig"
"larking' .et
the dogs," and yesterday morning, whilst onaeted,,,
the pa-
eiples of Galen was gone to fetch " dose repe
tient, although in a precarious
dignation of the nurses, who of course hold the hea t_
as a c
state, limped off,
in high veneration, and looked upon the act rime 85
t o the

heinous as high treason.
PRIZE CUP S.—Nenr and Second-band SII,O
PRIZE CUPS are offered at very Reduced Prices, and selection._
may be made from a great variety, both of Sizes and PatternsT. COX SAVORY'S, Goldsmith, and Watchmaker, 47, CO'rnbl,,,'
London. A Sheet of Drawings of Cups will be forwarded ',I
post, as

BIRTHS.
On the 12th inst., at St. Helen's-place, the lady of W. Mitchel'.
Esq., of a daughter.
On the 13th inst., in Albemarle-street, the lady of George C.
Holford, Esq., of a son.

RRIED.
On the 14th inst., at StMA.
Pancras New Church, John Carteori
Esq., to Amelia Louisa Wastell, grand-daughter and co-beir
the late Sir J. Miles. sz 1.10
On the 14th inst , at Tottenham, Sir Frederick Madden, --r•D
to Emily Sarah, second daughter of Wm. Robinson, Esq.' Lm. "
of Tottenham. Isiellit
On the 13th inst., at Mordcn, Surre • Thomas Wright ,' ti,
Esq., of Devonshire-street, Portland-place,3
to Eliza, eldest dile
ter of A. Hatfield, E,.q., of Morden Cottage, and of Cambr
terrace, Regent's-park. nobel4 f
On the 14th inst., at St. Andrew's Church, Holborn, „1. o
Brodie Forman, Esq., of Hampstead, to Jane, eldest doe
J. S. Brooks, Esq., of John-street, Bedford-row.
DIED.
On the 10th April, at Chicasole, East Indies, aged 37,,C:Srtasi;
Wm. Gray, 21st Madras Native Infantry, second son of N
Esq., of Portland-place, Clapton. CIO'
Bee
On the 10th inst., at Cheltenham, Mary, wife of the ' •
own, of Whitestone, near Exeter. e 9°'
Br
On the Bth inst., Thomas Poole, Esq., of NetherStoW I,
mersct, aged 70. Lieutenitnt
On the 6th of July, at Demerara, Mrs. James, wife of
C. W. James, of the 67th Regiment. line Atr
On the 13th inst., at Moutpelier-road, Brighton, Car°o, of Sir
gusta, the youngest daughter of the Hon. Lady Hill, wid°
T. Noel Hill, K. C. B

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