The Sun.
London, England, 1836-02-25 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED AT LIVERPOOL, FEE. 23.
The Brechin Castle, Kennedy, from Laguyra; Jane, Scott
Archangel. Red Rover, Watkins, Constantinople.
ENTERED FOR LOADING, FEE. 23.

The Brandon, Jervis, for Gibraltar; Tagus, Wade, Lisbon ;
Santa Maria, Potter, Maranham ; Emulous, Mugs, New
York; Colossus, Wyle, Philadelphia; Tam o'Shanter,
Lumptori, Quebec ; Sarah, Buyden, Ramsey; Hope, Green-
shire, Sierra Leone ; Frances Barclay, Prowse, Valparaiso,
Arica, Islay, and Lima.
CLEARED OUTWARDS, FEB. 23.
The Indian Chief, M'Dowall, for Demerara ; Roscoe,
Delano, New York; John Marshall, Crandell, Alexandria;
Maria, Walker, Demerara; Henrietta, Hall, Valparaiso;
Elizabeth Walker, Hall, ditto; Diadem, Laguyra; Banby,
Brown, Venice ; Wells, Campbell, New York.
SAILED, Fan. 23.

The Gunn-a, Younghusband, for Rio Janeiro. Wind, S
High water, 3. 30. P.M.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Bussorah Merchant, from Bengal, off Plymouth, sailed
from Calcutta the 17th Oct., Saugur the 23d, and St. He-
lena the 2d Jan. ; Liverpool, from Bombay, off Plymouth,
sailed the 4th Oct., from Cochin the 23d, and the Cape 20th
Dec. ; Bahamian, from Bengal, off Cork, sailed from Cal-
cutta the 17th Oct., and Saugur the 25th ; Clorinda, from
Ceylon, off Falmouth, sailed the sth Oct., and from the Cape
the 6th Dec. ; Margaret, from the Cape, off Portsmouth,
sailed from Algoa Bay the 6th Dec., and Table Bay the 15th ;
Prudence, from the Mauritius, off the Isle of Man ; Handel-
maatschappy, from Batavia, off Dartmouth ; Parkfield, from
Bombay, at Liverpool, sailed the Ist Nov., and from St.
Helena the 3d. Jan. ; the Esk, from Singapore, at Liverpool,
sailed the 7th Oct. ; Gloucester, from the Mauritius, off Fal-
mouth, sailed from Port Louis the 13th Nov.
ARRIVAL AT ANJER (Java.)—The Bombay, Oct. 21, from
London, and sailed for China. .

ARRIVALS AT SINGAPORE.-The Alexander Johnston, Sept.
9, from Greenock, and sailed 20th for Samarang and Hobart
Town ; the Lady Charlotte, 11th, from Batavia, and sailed
12th for China; the Lord Lowther, 17th, from Bombay, and
sailed 20th for China ; the Mermaid, 17th, from Calcutta, and
sailed 20th for China ; the Golconda, 17th, from Calcutta,

and sailed 20th for China ; the Sulimany, 17th, from Cal-
cutta, the Highland Chief, 18th, from Pedir Coast, the
Sophia, 18th, from Calcutta, and sailed 20th for China ; the
David Clark, 18th, from Calcutta ; the Duke of Lancaster,
19th, from Calcutta, and sailed 21st for China; the Red
Rover, 19th, from Calcutta, and sailed 21st for China ; the
Mary Somerville, 19th, from Calcutta, and sailed 21st for
China ; the Fanny, 19th, from Penang, and sailed 26th for
Malacca and Penang ; the Soobrow, 20th, from Madras, and
sailed 21st for China; the Collingwood, 21st, from Calcutta,
and sailed 22d for China ; the Zoroaster, 22d, from Borneo,
the Syrer, 23d, from Liverpool, and sailed 30th for China ;
the Penelope, 23d, from Penang, and sailed 25th for China ;
the General Kyd, 23d, from Penang, and sailed 25th for
China ; the Africaine, 25th, from Sydney ; the Glenelg, 25th,
from Calcutta, and sailed 26th for China; the Alfred, 25th,
from Madras, and sailed 27th for China • the Duke of Sussex,
26th, from Madras, and sailed 27th for China ; the Clare-
mont, 26th, from Calcutta, and sailed 28th for China ; the
Fatima, 30th, from Calcutta; the Cornwallis, Oct. Ist, from
China ; the Ann, Oct. 3d, from Madras, Penang, and Ma-
lacca, the Bright Planet, Oct. 3d, from Calcutta.
DEPARTURES FROM STNGAPORE.—The Thomas Coutts, Sept.
Bth, for China ; the Jane Brown, 12th, for China; La Fama,
15th, for Manilla ; the Thomas Perkins, 16th, for Batavia
and Salem.

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