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

DEPARTURES.

March the 12th, the ship Victoria, for Singapore ;
ship Birmingham, for Liverpool ; ship St. Abbs, for
China ; bark Merlin, for Port Philip ; 14th, ship Sul- '
tiny, for Calcutta ; 15th, ship Quintin Leitch, for Liver-
pool ; 16th, steamer Larriston, for Woosung and Can-
ton ; ship Meander, for London ; ship Maple Leaf, for
Liverpool ; 17th, Peninsular and Oriental Company's
steamer Achilles, for Galle, Penang, Singapore, and
Hong Kong ; 18th, ship Chimera, for Liverpool ; 20th,
ship Mariner, for London ; ship Flora, for Liverpool ;
ship Omega. for London ; 22d, ship John O'Gaunt, for
China; 23d, bark Kent, for Liverpool ; 24th, ship James
Watt, for Liverpool.

CALCUTTA.
ARRIVALS.
MARCH 6.—The .ahip 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 Putts., Mombarrack, from Bombay, Decem.
her 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, IBth 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, let 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 Bellairs, 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 ; 2Eneas, 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 Alnd lepp
Feeazle Curreem, and Muscat.
the
10th—Tudor, fir London ; a for
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.
13th—Rajah Gopaul, for Bombay ; and Belle Creole,
for Havre.
14th—Helen Wallace, for Liverpool ; Rohomany, for
Aden and Juddah ; Mirzapore, for. London ; and Faize
Robany, for Alleppee and Muscat.
15th—Bushirts Merchant, for Muscat and Bushire ;
and Apolline, for London vitt Demerara.
16th—Steamer Bosphorus, for Southampton ; Hy-
droose, for the Mauritius ; Kedgeree, for Akyab ; and
Ormelie, for London.
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
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The Neptune spoke, Dec. 15; in lat. 25 27, long. 23,1
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