The Sun.
London, England, 1838-02-05 00:00:00

gAgT INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrivalg, Flea I.—Bengal, Wilson, from Bengal, off Penzance, sailed
Aug. 29, Cape of Good Aope, Nov. 19, St. Helena, Nov. 29. The City
of Edinburgh, Thompson, from New South Wales, off PenzoncQ, sailed
from Sydney, &pt. 10. •

Arrivals at St. Helena.—The Barossa, Grey, Nov. 16, from Ceylon
and the Cape; passed for Cork; the Calparica, Johanna, Nov. 19, from
Batavia, passed the island; the Bisson, Soreaa, Nov. 25, from Bourbon,
and sailed Nov. 29, for Nantes; the William Rodger, Crawford, Nov.
20, from Bengal, and sailed Nov. 29, for Liverpool ; the Alert, Gibson,
Nov, 27, from the Cape of Good Hope for Dublin ; the Huddersfield,
Hall, Nov. 211, from Bombay for Liverpool.
Departures from St. Helena.--The Hero, Smallwood, Nov. 20, for
London ; the Duncan, Randall, Nay. 25, for Boston ; the Charles Lar-
ler, Christen, to sail Nov. 29, for Rio Janeiro.
Arrivals at Hobart Town (Van Diemen's Land).—The Marinas, Pat-
terson, from London.
Arrivals at China.—The L ftii, Griffiths, and Slains Castle, Petrie,
from Bombay and Singapore; the Ge.neral Kyd, Foord, from Bengal and
Singapore.
—The Briton, Barring-
Arrivals in Table Bay (Cape of Good *Tov. 3, from Lon.
ton, Nov. 3, from London; the Eleanor, Holderness, ,rom
don, to the Swan River ; the Duches of Kent, Newby, Nov.
London to Sydney; the Australia, Forrester, Nov. 4, from Liverpool to
Batavia; the Cecilia, Beckman, Nor. 7, from Manilla to Cowes; the
'ft. Helena, Long, Nov. 3, from Algoa Bay; the Dover, Austin, Nov.
11, from Boston to Calcutta; L'Aube, Perry, Nov. 11, from Bourbon
to Brest; the Mithridate3, 'Anglian, Nov. 12, frum Marseilles to Bour-
bon ; the Helen, Henderson, Nov. 12, from Liverpool ; the Henry,
Burnley, Nov. 12, from London ; the Sir Edward Paget, Hall, Nov. 13,
from Madras; the Meldon, Hogg, Nov. 14, from Newcastle and Rams
gate.

Arrivals in Simons Bay (Cape).—Her Majesty's ship Athol, Burley,
Nov. 2, from Cork and Ascension, and sailed Nov. 5, for the Mauritius.
Departures from Simon's Bay.—L'Aeroine, Nov. 7, for Hobart Town.
Departures from Table Bay (Cape of Good Hope).—The Concordia,
Kollrr, Nov. 10, for Cowes ; the Lucullus, I.aforcade, Nov. 13, for Mau-
ritius ; the Comet, Bell, Nov. 14, for Algoa Bay.
Arrivals in Algoa Bay.—The St. Helena, Long, Oct. 21, from Table
Bay; and sailed Nov. 4, for Table Bay; the Candor, May, Nov. 21. and
Comet, Patterson, Nov. 26, from London ; the Eliza, Haddon, Nov. 26,
from Port Natal; the Mary, Rodar ; and Knysna, Findlay, Nov. 4, from
Table Bay.
Ships Loading in Table Bay.— Warrior, Brown, Breton, Harrington,
and Kerswell, Haswell—all for Mauritius; Ranger, Herbert, for Lon-
don ; Australia, Forrester, for Batavia.
Arrival at Pondicherry.—The Edward, from Bordeaux.
Arrival at China.—The Frances Ann, Hay, from Liverpool.
Arrivals at Calcutta.—The Ottcrspool, Richardson, Nov. 10, from
Liverpool; the United States, Ober, Oct 24, frirm Boston ; the Deans,
Ireland, on the 27th, frin Bordeaux; the Gabrielle; Jemiene, on the
28th, from the Mauritius; the Syed Khan, Gaily, on the 31st, and

L;?]tion.

Cape of Good Hope and London; the Earl Powis, Oct. 12, for the Mau.•
ritius; the Lean, Goldie, and Minerva, Brown, Oct. 12, for London
the Mandarin, Oct. 13, for Liverpool ; the Isabella, Cooper, Oct. 11, for ,
Liverpool; the Thomas Blyth, Oct. 11, for the Mauritius; L'Artemise,
.12, for Bengal; the William Barras, Norie, Oct. 19, for Bristol
the Ratt..‘.:''n
ake, Hobson, Oct. 18, for ---; the Britannia, Oct. 19, for
the Mauritius ; the Premiere, Were, Get. 20, for China; the Renown,
M`Leod, Oct. 21, an! 31ope, Coornbes, Oct.. 22, for London; the Coro-
mandel, Drinot, Oct. 25, for ,Bourbon; her Majesty's ship Pelorus,
Harding, Oct. 27; the Belzoni, Salmon, and Thomas Snook, Baker,
Oct. 28, for the Mauritius; the Emi:y, Oct. 25, for Liverpool; the
Acasia, Nov. 3, for the Mauritius; the Arabian, Nov. for China; the
Queen Stab, Oct. 7, for Liverpool ; the Elizabeth, Oct. 1, for the Mau-
ritius.; the Jupiter and Robuste, Oct. 10, for Bourbon ,t the Perfect,
Oct. 13, for the Cape of Good Hope and London.
New South Wales, Sept. 9.—The Duke of York, Morgan, Nvas totally
lost on the sth of August, 1837, in lat. 23 40 S., long. 151 30 E., I,ve
miles south of Jacang Island, on a reef not laid down in the chart!
Captain Morgan and Crew arrived at Sydney in the James Watt, ()lithe
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Paracels on the night of the 30th August. The captain, officers, find
crew, with the exception of one man (who was drowned), came up to
Canton in their own boats.
Ship Spoken with.—The Norfolk, M`Gildowney, from London to the,
Mauritius, Oct. 20, lat. 29 50 S. 10ng.,16 52 W., by her Majesty's ship
Athol, arrived at the Cape.
Passengers per Bengal, Captain Wilson, from Calcutta.—Dr. and
Mrs. Chapman, Dr. Fergusson, Mr. Capel; Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Grimes. Mr.
Morrison died at sea Sept. 10.
Arrival at Colombo (Ceylon).—The Malabar, Bax, Nov, 6, from
Portsmouth and Madeira, with the Governor.
Arrivals at Bombay.—The George, Cuvier, Oct. 29, from Boreeaux,
and sailed Nov. 29, for Aleppo ; Lady Feversham, Webster, Oct. 30,
from London ; Elora, Blair, Oct. 31, from the Clyde ; Frances, Heaits
Oct. 31, and Emma, Hudson, Nov. 1, from Liverpool,; Hero of Malownr
Nov. 4, from Aleppo; Calcutta. Brown, Nov. 8, !rom Sydney; Urania,
Noakes, Nov. 9, from Liverpool; Sultana, Powell, Nov. 11, from Cal.
cutta ; Mahommedee, Nov. 16, from China ; James M`lnroy, Cleland,
Nov. 19, from the Clyde; Eleanor, Simms, Nov. 18, from Singapore;
4ilmore, Lindsay, Nov- 21, from London and the Cape ; Atalanta steamer,
from the Red Sea; Boyne, Richardson, Nov. 26, from London and the
Cape.

Departures from Bombay.—The brig-ofwar Euphrates, Oct. 21, for
the coast; Hugh Lindsay steamer, Oct. 23, for the Red Sea; Golconda,
Bell, Oct. 25, for China; Alloam,, Evans, Oct. 28, for Colombo;
Susan, Young, Nov. I, for Calcutta; 11.!ermaid, Chapman, Nov. 5, for
London; Blake, Thompson, and Mary, Diigdaie, Nov. 12, for China;
Helen, SclMrd, Nov. 12, for Calcutta; Portsea, Smith, Nov. 15, for
London; Walmer Castle, Bourchier, Nov. If, for t;:hina ; La Marie,
Salez, Nov. 19, for Bordeaux ; Countess of Elphinstone, Nov. 29, for the
Persian Gulf.
Arrival at the Mauritius —The Cervantes, Hughes, 0e..,t. 18, from
Marseilles and Gibraltar.
China, Sept.—The Martha, Finer, from Liverpool to Chin.', was
totally lost on the Parcels, in the China Sea; crew saved, and arriv'ed at
China.

Arrival at Batavia,—The Mercurius, Leepe, Sept. 26, from Leghorn:
Arrivals at Kedgeree (Bengal:)—The Herefordshire, Isaacson, NOV.:
10, from the Mauritins and Madras ; London, Whimble, Nov. 11, fronv
London; Bengalee, Hamlin, Nov. 12, from Greenock; Mountstuart
Elphinstone, Toiler, Nov. 12, and Whitby, Swinton, Nov. 12, from
London; Raj Ranee, from London; Christopher, Rawson, from Liver-
pool; Cordonan, Dasseyron, from Bordeaux ; Flora, M`Donald, Nov.
10, from Rangoon; her Majesty's ship Larne, Blake, Nov. 10, from
England, Lisbon, Madeira, the Cape, Trincomalee, and Madras; the
Repulse, 11,-vice, from London and Madras ; ehe Royal George, Ri-
chards, from Moulmein; Perthshire Jameson, trom New South Wales ;
Memnon, Every, ati;l Ot,:crspool, Richardson, from Liverpool ; Adam
Lodge, Main, from New Wales; Phoenix, Hardy, from Liver-
pool ; Collingwood, Hooker . from Liverpool; Herculean, Huxtable,
from Liverpool ; Alfred, Jam, son, from London ; Arab, Sparkes, from
10, for Madras and Moulmein ; the
London; Elizabeth, Sinclair, frcm Ceylon, &c.
aidee, Messeter, for Penang and
Elizabeth, Nov.
Cape an,-I London.
Departures from Calcutta.—The CAshmere Merchant, Smellie, Nov.
res from Saugur.—The Resoluti..qn, Nov. 8,
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Calcutta, Nov. 15.—Loading,.the Juliana, Driver, Australia, to
sail the end of the month ; Bombay, Waugh, for the 11,13nOtius, in a day
or two.

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Arrival at Calcutta.—The Commodore, Fisher, from Sydtre),• N.S.
Suez, Dec. 18.—The Berenice (steamer) arrived here this da):. from
Bombay, with a broken engine, in 17a days ; she left Bombay at 8
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The Cora Nelly, Dufong, from Batavia, arrived in the Gironde on thc-
26th of January.
Arrivals, Feb. 2.—The Hero, Smallwood, from Siam, off Plymouth,
sailed%ly 24 ; Singapore, Sept. 1 ; and St. Helena, Nov. 20 ; the Sir
Edward Paget, Hall, from Madras, off ‘Vaterford, sailed Sept. 15 ; Cape
Nov. —; and St. Helena, Dec. 5 ; the Rapid, Head, from Bombay, off
Kinsale, sailed Sept 27; and St. Helena, Dec. 2; the Stirling, Burnett,
from Mauritius, off Penzance, sailed Oct. 20; Cape, Nov. —; and St_
Helena, Dec, 1 ; the Frances, Kirkus, from Mauritius, off Falmouth.
Arrival at St. Helena.—The Munster Lass, Carrews, Dec. 3, from
Lot;`10n•

ArrWals at China (previous to Dec. 18.)—The Carnatic, Laird, and.
Jamaica, Anten, from Bombay and Singapore; and the Sir H. Compton,
from Bombay.

Arrivals at Sydiin (New south Wales.)—The James Watt, steamer,
Tuggart, Aug. 15, fro:u Woi;ongong, and sailed Aug. la on her return ;
Black 'Warrior, Mugford, Aura;1 7, from New Zealend ; Integrity,
Pearson, Aug. 17, from Hobart To." ; Midas, Allen, Aug. 18, from
Mauritius and Launceston ; Ellen, Is-. emP; Aug, 19, from London ;
from ~he sperm fishery with 1,400
Earl Stanhope, Salmon, Aug. 19,
barrels of sperm oil; Henry Freeling, Evans, and Harlequin, Anderson,
Aug. 20, from New Zealand ; Draco, Lincoln, ~,L ug. i 7, put back, hav-
ing sprung a leak; Schah, Hayle, Aug. 20, put I,:ack, having carried
away her foremast, since sailed for Hobart Town; 2.arl of Durham,
Cabe!, Aug. 31, from London; City of Edinburgh, Ryan, .\ug• 31, from
London and Plymouth ; Stirlingshire, Scollay, Aug. 31, fro.'n Bay of
Conception, South America ; James Watt (steamer), Taggar..;• Aug_
31, from Moreton Bay, with the Captain, officers, and part of the crew
of the Duke of York, wrecked; Marian Watson, Shaw, Sept. I, from
Hobart Town ; Martha, Hay, from New Zealand; Abercromby, But-
cher, from Leith and Portsmouth; William, Thorn, from Launceston a
her Majesty's ship Conway, Sept. 6, from Madras; James Watt, steamer,.
Sept. 5, from Newcastle; Lyn, Papp, Sept. 7, from the Whale Fishery;
Susannah, Ridley, Sept. 7, from Hobart Town.

Departures from Sydney.—The Vesper, Frazer, Aug. 15, and Per-
sian, Hopton, Aug. 15, for Valparaiso, &c.; Resource, Boyle, Aug. 15,
for California ; Vittoria, M`Donald, Aug. 23, for the Whale Fishery;
Giraffe, Burn, Aug. 23, for Launceston ; Lerissa, Anderson, for Singa-
pore ; Draco, Sinclair, for the United States ; the Schali, Hayle, Aug.
25, for Hobart Town; Sea Witch, Huson, Aug. 25, for New Zealand;
Orwell, Swing, Aug. 27, for India; Hcber, Campbell, Aug. 28, for Ba-
tavia; Charles Duinergue, Wilson, Aug. 28, for Mauritius; Williarra
Wise, Ellis', ,Aug. 31, for New Zealand; the Majestic, Martin, Sept. 3,
for Newcastle; ,Achilles, Veale, Sept. 3, for New Zealand and London;
Blenheim, Spence, Sept. 4, for Mauritius ;.Lloyd's, Garrett, Sept. 4, for
Strathisla, Griffin, Sept. 4, for Calcutta;
Twofold Bay and f.....)1gk0n I
Isabella, Maughan, Sept. ibr New Zealand; John Barry, Robson,
Sept. 8, for New Zealand and London.
Ships Loading at Sydney, Sept....—The Hebe, Galloway, and Abel
Gower, Henderson, for London; and Stizlingshire, for Mauritius, to sail
from Penang ; the Pro_
the 24th of September.
Arrivals at Madras.—The Delight, Jeffersoz.,
vence, Ray, Nov. 5, from Pondicherry, and sailed 24". 9, for Bordeaux ;
La Gloire, Forneau, Nov. 5, from Bnrdeaux and Poi;dicherry.
Departures from Madras.—The Sobrow, Smith, Nov. 8, for Calcutta;
her Majesty's ship Raleigh, Quin, Nov. 14, for Calcutta; the Minerva,
Ireland, Nov. 11, for London ; the John Whyte, to sail Nov. 16, for the
Cape and London.
Arrivals at Colombo, Ceylon.—The George Canning, \Vim:, from
London and the Mauritius, and sailed No. 14, from London ; the
Paltll7ra, Leader, from Bombay, and sailed Oct. 23, for the Mauritos,
the Cape, and London ; the Symetry, Mackwood, Oct. 22, from Londcn.'•
Departures from Colombo.—The Prince George, Chilcott, fur Loft.
don; the Marirv, Quinton, is loading for London.
Arrivals at Batacia.—The ..lane Brown, Dunlop, from the Clyde ; the
Ann, M`Alpine, from Liverpool.

Arrivals at Teneriffe.—The Seu:.iramis (steamer), Brucks, from Fal.
mouth, Dce. 31, and sailed Jun. 3, fo: India.

Arrival at Owyhee (Sandwhich Islands,—Her Majesty's sloop-of--war
Acteen, the Right Hon. Edward Russell, from England, via South
America and the Marquesas Islands.

Arrivals at Batavia.—The Julie Brown, Dunlop, from the Clyde.
and sailed Oct. 4, for China ; the Ann, Macalpine, from _Liverpool.

Arrivals in Table Bay (Cape of Good Hope).—The Onyx, Nieh.vl•
son, Nor, 16, from the Mauritius; the Aurora, Co.', Nov. 17, fromi
Bengal.

Departures from Table Bay (Cape).—The Joshua, Carroll, Linday,
Nov. 9, for Swan River; the Couch, Bell, Nov. 14, for Algoa Bay;
the Alert, Gibson, Nuv. 15, for Dublin and Bristol; her Majesty's ship
L'Aube, Nov. 15, for Brest.

Arrival at St. Helena.—The Munster Lass, Carrew, Dec. 3, from

Departures from St. Helena.—The Alert, Gibson, Nov, 30, Ibt,
Dublin and Bristol ; the Huddersfield, Hall, Dec. 1, for Liverpool.
Arrival at Valparaiso.—The Frances Charlotte, Wellbank, Oct. 10,
from New South Wales and New Zealand; the Persian, Hopton, from
New South Wales.

Doparture from Calcutt,:.—The Gipsey, Forshan, Nov. 16, for lA-
verpool.

Arrival at Rio.—The Diadem, Waßtc:.r, Nov. 2'2, trout Ceylon, Mau-
ritius, and the Cape.

Departure front Rio —The Sir John Rae Reid, Qin-lining, Nov. 8, for
the Mauritius.

Arrivals at Lima.—The Perseverance (whaler) Craddock, iron? I
the Medway, Wight, Sept. 23, from Sydney, New South Wales.
Arrival at Manilla.—The Favourite, Laroque, July 20, frame CaAir.
The Delight, Jefferson, from Penang, bound from the Mauritius to
Loudon, parted from her anchors in Madras Roads during a heavy
on the 31st of October, and went on shore about four miles to the.
southward, and became a total wreck. In the same gale the John and
Minerva both parted and went to sea. The Ibralia lliden was the only
vessel that rode out the gale (since wrecked, as reported yesterday.)
Departure from Madeira.—The Orontes, Short, Dec. 31, for New
South Wales.
Ship Spoken With.—The Gulnare, Henderson, from Llanclly to
Nov. 3, lat. 9. 43. N., long. 33. Gs W., per the Munster, or,

Bombay, -'
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tired at St. Helena.

kTIONS FOR
GARDENING OPEN.

THE WEEK.

From the Gardeners' Gazette.)
Go on with pruning, trimming, nailing, &c., all the hatiliee
wall trees.
Remove to the rubbish-hole or dung-hill, or in heaps to de-
compose more completely, all the heavy crops destroyed by
frost, th,:y are a nuisance on the ground.
It will Im observed, that those brocoli plants «Mich had beery
laid down previous to the frost have in many instanc,:s escaped,,
but where it was left standing- not a plant in an acre be
found undestroyed. .

Espaliardes may be trained, pruned, and properly stieked,
Orchidcous plants may be potted, parted, and arranged fop
the season. It is capable of being done in the hardest frost
as it is all indoor work ; although it might do at a later perioi
of the month quite as well, it is a job better done while many
other things must stand still, at least, until the frost is Cant
iletely out of the ground.

In out-door pruning put on two shirts : you will find more
warmth in them than in half a dozen great coats,