The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-29 00:00:00

CALCUTTA.

Arrivals.—Feb. I—The French shi Cambroune, Ra-
villy, from Bourbon; British barque felaine, Bird, from
Coringa ; British ship Bushire Merchant, Woodhouse, froth
Bombay. 2—The British barque Delhi, Martin, from
Bombay. 4—The Bolgio.n barque Theodore, Meulenbroeck,
from Antwerp; British barque Trafalgar, M‘Nidder, from
Sydney; Frenoh barque Joseph Bushby, Davey, from
Mauritius ; steam-ship Bentinck, Bourchier, from Suez.
15—The British ship Fulwood, Fitzsimons, from Liver-
pool.
Vessels spoken with.—The steamer Pekin exchanged
numbers with the Catherine, standing to the westward ;
Futtle Rohoman, 100 miles SE of the outer floating light
at eight a.m., Feb. 7.—The Delhi spoke, Jan. 19, in lat.
7 19 N, long. 87 E, the Princess Royal.—The Theodore
spoke the ship Fnlwood, from Liverpool to Calcutta, 86
days out, all well, Jan. 2, lat. 37 S, long. 81 32 E.
Departures—Feb. 12.—The French ship Alcyon, Mar-
guin, for Bourbon and Mauritius ; Arab ship Putty Ro-
homan, Nacoda, for Muscat ; British schooner Joseph
Manook, M`Kenzie, for Rangoon and Moulmein ; French
ship La Fayette, Tonsent, for Havre and Bourbon ; French
ship Padouka, Leroy, for Bourbon ; French barque
Belzance, Rocoffort, for Bordeaux ; French ship Vasco de
Gama, Dupont, for Bourbon. 13. The British ship Aber-
foyle, Noarse, for LondLondon; Arab ship Faize Rohany,
Nacoda, for Juddah ; British ship Geo. Kendall, Farley,
for Liverpool; Hon. Company's steamer Sesostris, Neblett,
for Rangoon ; Hon. Company's steamer Zenobia, Rennie,
for Rangoon. 14—The British ship Alfred the Great,
Brayley, for Liverpool; British ship Sir Geo. Anderson,
Sedgwick, for London. 15—The British ship Alexander
Baring, Wilson, for Liverpool ; Arab ship Fattlo Barry,
sooda, for Juddah. 16
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Arrivals.— Feb. 11. The steamer Bentinck" Bo ("`
from Suez ; Talavera, M`Cauly, from SUnderlandl '447, hide, Parry, from Gravesend • Trafalgar, 7414;
Bimlipatain. 12. The Rachael de St. Malcigir.
from Galle ; Jane Francier, Reuier, from. goiikuT.
13—The Mount Stewart Elphinstone, Dale, Prom- a
tius. 14—The John Brightman, Scott, from singapoi4
17--The Pekin, Whitby, from Melbourne ; Speculation,
Leaford, from Melbourne, Australia. 18—The Dolphin,
Harris' from Vizigapatam ; Regina, Locke, from Table
Bay. 19—The screw steamer Lady Jocelyn, Bird, from
Calcutta and Sand Heads. 20—The Lord Petre, Dickin.
son from Mauritius.

Departures.—Feb. 9—The General Godwin, Hicks, for
Sydney; Duke of Lancaster, Major, for London via
Karical. 10—The Hindostan (steamer), Harris, for Galle,
Aden, and Suez. 11—The Bentinck (steamer), Bourchier,
for Calcutta. 12—The Ino, Wardwick, for Liverpool ;
Elise, Peyrusset, for Bordeaux ; Paragon, Murch, for Ma-
sulipatam, Coringa, and Calcutta ; Helvellyn, Wright,
for Penang and Singapore. 14—Tho Duke of Argyle,
Suckling, for Mauritius ; Mount Stewart Elphinstone,
Dale, for Calcutta ; Margaret, Spratly, for London. 15
The Zaphnath Paaneah, Jarvis, for Pondicherry, Nega-
patam, Penang, Singapore, and Malacea. 16—The Hamp-
shire, Reyneli, for Negapatani, Rengoon, and London ;
Nonpareil, Tulloch, for Mauritius. 17—The Fleur-de-
Lis, Cumming, for Liverpool. 18—The James Hall, Ross,
for Moulmein and Rangoon ; Hougoumont, Darke, for
Cuddalore and London. 20—The Lady Jocelyn (screw
steamer), Bird, for Galle, Mauritius, Cape, and London.
21—The Bother do St. ;halo, Gaignouse, for Marseilles
via Bombay.