The Sun.
London, England, 1853-04-28 00:00:00

CALCUTTA.

ARRIVALS.
MARCH 6.—The ship Cossipore, from Port Philip,
Dec. 14 ; and the schooner John Hepburn, from Moul-

mein, Feb. 18.
MARCH 7. —The steamer Bosphorus, from Madras,
March 2 ; the ship James Drake, from San Francisco,
Dec. 8, and Singapore April 9 ; and the bark Caroline
Smith, from Liverpool, Oct. 16.
March B.—The ship Devon, from Liverpool, October
10 ; barque Currency, from Liverpool, September 25 ;
ship Camillus, from the Mauritius and Vizagapatam,
Jan. 21 ; ship Almahamady, from the Mauritius, Jan.
9 ; and ship Futta, Mombarrack, from Bombay, Decem-
ber 13.

March 11.—The ship Asia, from Glasgow, October
13 ; and ship Magnolia, from Port Philip, Jan. 14.
March 12.—The steamer Paou Shaun, from Hong-
kong 20th, and Singapore 28th of February ; ship Li-

vingston, from Liverpool, 15th October ; and ship Anne
Mary, from Bombay 20th, and Cannanore 28th Jan.,
and Alleppee 3d February.
March 13.—The ship Araenne, from Liverpool Ist
November ; barque Surat, from Liverpooll2th October ;
barque Ballarat, from Sunderland 30th September, and
ship Futta Mombarrack, from Mauritius 13th January.
March 14th.—Schooner Joseph Manook, from Ran-
goon, 23d February.
March 16th.—Steamer Mauritius, from Plymouth,
22d Nov. ; ship John Bright, from London sth Nov. ;
schooner Negrais, from Moulmein, 13th Feb. ; and ship
Winged Arrow, from San Francisco, 25th Dec., and
Singapore, 18th February.
March 17. —Hon. Company's steamer Berenice, from
Rangoon, 11th and Akyab, 14th March ; ship Sagof,
from Rangoon, 27th February ; schooner Thane, from
Rangoon, 24th February ; and ship Sumatra, from Bour-
bon, 14th October.
March 19.—Screw steamer Formosa, from Singapore,
9th March ; steamer Pottinger, from Suez, 21st Feb. ;
ship Chalmers, from Port Philip, 15th January ; brig
Loodiana, from Bombay, 24th January, and Canna-
more, Ist February ; ship Rip Van Winkle, from Port
Philip, 13th January ; ship Loing, from Bourbon, Ist
January ; ship Hamoody, from Muscat, 10th, and Tel-
licherry, 24th January ; and ship Bellaire, from Liver-
pool, 4th December and Bombay 24th January.
DEPARTURES.
March 4th—The Marmion, for Akyab ; Lubinka, for
London ; Recorder, for Akyab ; Futtle Rozack, for
Rangoon ; R. C. Winthrop, for Boston ; Aneas, for
Singapore ; and the Cowasjee Family, for Adelaide and
Melbourne,
6th—The Dalhousie, for London ; and the Julia, for
the Mauritius.
9th— Atiet Rohoman, for Alleppee and Muscat.
10th—Tudor, for London ; and Fazle Curreem, for the
Mauritius.
11th—Steamer Tenasserim, for Rangoon ; and Eliza
Penelope, for Penang.
12th—Sutlej, for London ; Rob Roy, for Liverpool ;
Framjee Cowasjee, for the Mauritius ; and Marlborough,
for Melbourne.
for Bombay ; and Belle Creole,
13th—Rajah Gopaul,
for Havre.
14th—Helen Wallace, for Liverpool ; Rohomany, for
Aden and Juddah ; Mirzapore, for London ; and Faize
Robany, for Alleppee and Muscat.
15th—Bushire Merchant, for Muscat and Bushire ;
and Apolline, for London yid Demerara.
16th—Steamer Bosphorus, for Southampton ; Hy-
droose, for the Mauritius ; Kedgeree, for Akyab ; and
Ormelie, for London.
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

The Neptune spoke, Dec. 15, in lat. 25 27, long. 23,
the barque Surat, from Liverpool to Calcutta.
The Magnolia spoke, Jan, 18, in lat. 36 S, long. 130
E, the Ararat, from Sydney, seven days out, bound to
Calcutta ; ditto, March 6, in lat. 19 30 N, long. 85 30