The Sun.
London, England, 1836-09-27 00:00:00

EAST INDIA.

The Vansittart, Marquis, from China, in Margate Roads,
galled April 11, St-Helena, August 3; the William Turner,
Leitch, from Bombay, off Holyhead ; the Mary Du ,dale,
Worthington, from Bengal, at Liverpool, sailed March 24;
the Jupiter, Galbraith, from Bengal, off Holyhead, sailed
April 12, Saugur April 14, and St. Helena August —; the
Palmyra, Noader, from Bombay, off Falmouth, sailed April
18, Colombo May 4, Mauritius June 1, and St. Helena August
—; the Eleanor, Pockley, from the South Seas, in the
Downs, sailed from Timor—St. llelena, July the Surrey,
Veale, from New Zealand, off Plymouth, sailed May 1.
Arrivals at the Mauritius.—The Eagle, May 17, from Swan
River ; the Onyx, May 22, from Rio Janeiro ; the Charles
Heurtlev, May 23, from ditto, and sailed on the 26th for Ma-
dras; the British Monarch, May 25, fromßzoirddee,aux; the,
Trois Freres, May 28, from Seychelles; the E
from Calcutta ; the Trident, May 30, from Marseilles. May
Departures from the Mauritius.—The Mary, May 2
London; the Salacia, May 24, for New South Wales 2;, the
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Averrrelvnls atMajesty's' ship Raleigh, April 5, from- Trincomalee ; the
Charles Forbes, April 8, and the Lowrie Family, April 8, from
China; tlre Syed Khan, April 13, from China.
Departures from Bombay.—The Grenada,' April 2, for
Liverpool ; the Good Success, April 3, for China ; the Robert
Walker, April 9, for Liverpool • his Majesty's Ship Victor,
April 14, for Colombo.
Arrivals at St. Helena.—Alite Vrede, Aug. 2, from Batavia;
the Medusa, Aug. 3, from Bliravia ; the Canton, Aug. 4, from
Bombay.

Departures from St. Helena.—The Mary and Eliza, Aug.
1, for London ; the Grenada, Aug. 3, for Liverpool.
Arrivals at Anjer.—The Martha, May 27, from Liverpool,
and sailed May 30, for China; the Dawson and Hero, from
Singapore, and sailed May 30—the former for London, the
latter for Liverpool.

A Provincial Paper, after informing its readers that
the London Papers do not contain a word
worthcoriirntti-
eating, either foreign or domestic, gives the following tit-bits
ofthe
of its own, in addition to whole columns same interest-
ing and important
description :
" Mr. W. Smith, of the I ything, is now engazed in pre.
a fine species of the Cormorant, which
this neighbourhood.—We are informed
serving irneg e
e and s
stit g
inot
that the dastardly practice has been revived of throwing oil
over ladies' dresses. A set of idle boys lurk about the city in
the evening, and take every opportunity of insulting ladies in
the way described. The Police are looking closely after
them, and we hone they will soon meet with the punishment
they -deserve.—On Monday, the wife of Mr. William Crow, of
Redditch, had invited some friends to tea, and soon after their
arrival Mrs. C. retired into the garden. Not returning for
some time, her little boy went to seek for her, and found his
mother had fallen down in a state of insensibility in the privy.
Medical aid was immediately procured. The gentleman who
attended pronounced the illness to be a fit of apoplexy, anti
she died on tke following morning Mr. Tozer delivered an
impressive discourse at our church last Sunday, &c. &C-",.
MAINTENANCE OF PARENTS.—On the applica-
tion of the Overseers of Black Notley, the bench of Magistrates
made an order upon a farm servant to pay 9d. a week for the
support of his aged father.—Essex Herald.