The Sun.
London, England, 1838-03-05 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrived, March 3.—Her Majesty's ship Athol!, Karloy,
from the Mauritius, at Cork, sailed Dec. 13, Simon's Bay
Jan. 4, St. Helena Jan. 16, and Ascension, Jan. 22.
Arrivals at St. Helena.—The Nahaut, Church, Jan. 11,
from whaling, and sailed on the 15th for Boston ; Nil, Bon-
nett, Jan. 11, from Bourbon, and sailed on the 13th for Mar-
seilles ; Erasmus, Marks, Jan. 12, from Batavia, and sailed on
the same day for the Downs; Rortenour, Glazueur, Jan. 13,
from Batavia, and sailed on the same day for Rotterdam ;
Abeille, Burdic, Jan. 14, from Bourbon, and sailed on the
15th for Nantes ; Hope, Coombes, Jan. 14, from Calcutta and
the Cape, and sailed on the 16th for London ; London Packet,
Jenny, Jan. 14, from whaling and the Cape, and sailed on the
15th for New Bedford ; Condace, Reid, from whaling, for
America ; George Canning, Winn, Jan. 14, from Colombo,
and sailed on the 15th for London ; Egbert, Paulin, from the
Mauritius, and sailed Jan. 15, for London ; Sloop, Schuchart,
Jan. 15, from Batavia, and sailed on the 16th for Rotterdam ;
Eagle, Guillemot, Jan. 15, from Bourbon, and sailed on the
16 for Marseilles; Mandarin, Donald, Jan. 16, from Calcutta,
for Liverpool.
Departure from St. Helena.—The Princess Victoria' Lee,
Jan. 13, for the Mauritius.

Arrivals at the Mauritius.—The Porcupine, Vaulking, Nov.
23, from Madagascar; the Earl Pol,vis, Spittall, and Mary
Anne, Anderson, Nov. 28, from Calcutta ; the London, Bull,
Nov. 27, from Bordeaux and the Cape ; the Norfolk, Ris-
downey, Nov. 28, from London; the Antoinette, Adair, Nov.
20, from Pondicherry ; the True Love, Coulton, Nor. 29,
from Tamatave ; the Belzoni, Salmon, Nov; 30, from Cal-
cutta ; the Samuel l3aker, Wild, Nov. 30, from Bristol ; the
Thomas Snook, Baker, Dec. 1, from Calcutta ; the Regis.
Johnson, Dec. 1, from Swan River or Pedang; the Calypso,
Smith, Dec. 2, from London ; the Elizabeth, Saunders, Dec.
2, from London ; the Britannia, Leith, Dec. 4, from Cal-
cutta ; the Zoe, Holmes, from Marseilles ; the Advocate,
Wilkinson, Dec. 6, from London ; the Nimble, Litlow, Nor.
22, from Tamatave ; the Sanspareil, Papein, Nov. 27, from
Diego Garcia ; the Raduma, Harris, Tartar, Laconforgal.
Caledonia, Laburg, and Caesar, Descreux, Nov. 28, all from
Tamatave ; the Comtc de Chazelles, Martin, Nov. 30, front
Nantes; Sonach, Leafier, Nov. 30, from Calcutta ; Le Jeune
Evenor, Benier, Dec. 2, from Toulpointe ; the Edouaro,
Craig, Dec. 5 ; the Efliale, Donzelle, and Luming, Morgo,
Dec. 2, from Bourbon ; the Saucy Jack, Manguard, Dec. 3,
from Tamatave. _ _

Departures from the Mauritius.—The Emma, Goodman,
Nov. 20, for London ; Porcupine, Nov. 20, for Toulpointc ;
Watkins, Whitesides, Dec. 1, for Singapore ; Egbert, Paulin,
Dec. 3, for London ; Fortitude, Wilson, Dec. 3, for London;
Indemnity, Roberts, Dec. 3, for Ceylon ; Solomon, Cruaux,
Nov. 28, for Boorbon ; Nimble, Petlow, Nov. 29, for Toul-
pointe ; Deux Freres, Bega, Nov. 25, for Augalega ; Coro-
mandel, Drinote, Nov. 21, for Bourbon ; Mars, Bremont, Nov.
29, for Calcutta ; Caledonia, Laburg, Nov. 30, for Tamatave;
Porcupine, Nov. 30, for Toulpointe ; Tartar, for Laconforgee;
Nov. 2, for Vohcmar Bay; Edouard, Arnulphy, Nov. 3, and
Comte de Cherzelles, Nov. 3, for Bourbon ; Comet, Dessene,
Nov. 3, for Maranzet.

Ships loading at the Mauritius, Dec. 2.—The Protector,
Battanshaw ; Ajax, Brenton; Elizabeth, Cundc ; Margaret,
Wilkie ; Smith, Sarah, Sadler, Rapid, Lassie, Cambrian,
Paul ; all for London. Lottery, Bagshaw ; Blyth, for Liver-
pool ; Patland, Tait, for Cork ; Maria Cecilia, for Cowes;
Mary, Robertson, for Leith; Addingham, Sedgwick, and Em-
ma, King for New South Wales.
Arrivals at Table Bay (Cape)—Emma, Dec. 26, from the
Mauritius ; the Matilda, Conner, Dec 29, from London.
Departures from Table Bay.—The Parmelia, Dec. 27, for
the Mauritius ; William Strutt, Dec. 28, for London.

Arrivals at Batavia.—The Argo, Billing, Oct. 20, from
Sourabaya, and sailed Oct. 25, for the Mauritius; Morrison,
Cobb, Oct. 23, from China and Singapore; the Gouda,
Lazaun, Oct. 29, from Padang.
Arrival st Ascension.—The Hope, Coombes, Jan. 22,
from Calcutta, Cape, and St. Helena, and sailed Jan. 22, for

London.
Departures from Table Bay (Cape).—The Dryade, So-
nalley, Dec. 26, for the United States, Conch, Bell, Dec.
27, for Algoa Bey ; Mary, Lucy, Dec. 27. for the United
States ; Helen, Henderson, Dec. 28, for the Mauritius.
Departure from Simons Bay.—Her Majesty's brig Lave-
ret, Bosanquet, Dec. 23, from the Mauritius.
Ships spoken with.—The Fortitude, Wilson, from the
Mauritius to Londonlgoing into Saldanha Bay, per the Abi-
elle, arrived at St. Helena; Avon, Cole, from London to the
South Seas, with 63 barrels of sperm oil, per Matilda,arrived
at the Cape ; Dutch brig Roltestroom, off St. Helena, per the
Egburt, arrived at St. Helena.
Passengers per the Emma, from the Mauritius (expected).
—Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, Misses Combe, three children, and
two servants.

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