The Sun.
London, England, 1836-11-28 00:00:00

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Off port, inward bound, the South-:-America, from New
York; John Taylor, New York. Wind at Holyhead, S. S. E.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Recovery, Johnson, from Bombay, in the Downs,
sailed 10th July, Mauritius 20th August, St. Helena 3d Octo-
ber ; the Abel Tower, Henderson, from New South Wales, in
the Downs, sailed 24th May, St. Helena Ist October; the
Lord Stanley, Arthur, from Bombay, at Falmouth, sailed 12th
St. Helena 27th September ; the William, Hamlin, from
Bengal, in the Downs, sailed from Redgore 23d, and Saugur
26th June ; the Blenheim, Brown, from Bombay, in the
Downs, sailed 10th July, St. Helena 4th October ; the
Adrianus, Jacobus, from B atavia, in the Downs ; the Minerva,
Ahlers, from Padang, off Scilly.
Arrivals at Sydney (New South Wales.)-The Elizabeth,
June 1, from Launceston ; the June, June 2, from the sperm
fishery, with 1,000 barrels of oil ; the Camden, June 3, from
Portsmouth ; the Mary, June 4, from Calcutta; the Siren,
June 5, and Francis Freeing, June 5, from Hobart Town ;
the Prince Regent, June 12, from London ; the Industry and
John, Duncombe, June 14, from Launceston ; the Pahnure,
June 14, from Boston and the Cape of Good Hope ; the
Cape Packet, June 16, from sperm fishery (1,100 barrels) ;
the Currency Lass, June 16, from Launceston ; the Isabella,
June 16, from the Mauritius; the Stratfieldsay, June 16, from
Portsmouth and Rio Janeiro ; the Thomas Harrison, from
Cork and the Cape; the William Harrison, from Calcutta;
the Nimrod, June 17, f.om Launceston ; Sydney Packet,
June 17, from New Zealand; the Miemal, June 19, from the
Mauritius and Hobart Town ; the Janet, June 20, from Hobart
Town; the Adelaide, Ritmanos, and Arab,' June 20, from
Hobart Town ; the William, June 21, from Launceston ; the
Celt, June 22, from Liverpool ; the Vestal, June 25, from
Calcutta; the Hind, June 28, and the Mary, June 29, from
Hobart Town ; the Argo, June 29, from the Mauritius and
Hobart Town ; the Strathisla, July 31, from Liverpool nod
Hobart Town; the Patriot, July 5, from New Zealand ; the
Chilian, July 6, from Valparaiso, with 6,000 bushels or wheat ;
the Fame, July 7, from the sperm fishery (1,800 barrels of oil) ;
the Patriot, July 10, from London ; the Salacea, July 12, front
the Mauritius; the James Laing, July 12; from London; the
Siren, July 15, Mid Lothian, July 17, and Francis Freeing,
July 20, from Hobart Town ; the Janet, July 20, from New-
castle ; the Highlander, July 21, from the Cape and Hobart
Town ; the Industry, July 21, from Newcastle; the John,
Duncombe, June 23, from Newcastle for Launceston ; the
Marian, Watson, June 23, from Launceston ; the Renown,
June 24. from London; the Regia, June 25, from. the Mauri_
tius and Hobart Town; his Majesty's brig &tier°, June 25,
from the Society Islands and New Zealand.
Departures from Sydney.-The Harlequin, May 12, for
New Zealand ; the Apprentice, May 12, tin. Timor and the
Mauritius ; the Stirling Castle, May 151, for Singapore, the
Lady of the Lake, May 15, for Hobart Town ; the Isabella,
June 4, for Torres Straits, in search of the Charles Eaton ;
the Francis Freeing, June 11, for Hobart Town ; the William
Ingle!, June 19, .for London ; the Tamar, June 20, for Laun-
ceston ; the New York Packet and the Egyptian, June 20, for
Batavia ; the S'ainuel Cunard, June 23, for Launceston; the
Ringdove, Jraie 26, for the South Seas ; the Janet, June 28,
for Newcastle and Hobart Town; the William Lockley, June
29, for 'Batavia ; the Alice, July 3, for Hobart Town ; the
dun.',), July 3, for New Zealand; the Micmac, July 7, for
Guiana ; the Abeona, July 7, for -; the William, July 9 ;
for Lanceston ; the Camden, July 9, for Singapore ; the
Henry Turner, and Surrey, July 9, for Madras ; the Kilrnaurs,
July 9, for Newcastle and Hobart Town ; the Adelaide, July
10. for Guam ; the East Company's brig Tigress, July 10, for
Torres' Straits, in search of the crew of the Charles Eaton ;
the Mediterranean Packet, July 11, for New Zealand ; the
the Nimrod, July 22, for Hobart Town ; the Palinurus, Julyls,
for Manilla ; the Thomas Harrison, July 17, for Bombay ; the
Ellen Dixon, and Argo, July 23, for the Mauritius ; the
Stratfieldsa3e, July 23, for Java and China; the Arab, and
Mary, July 26, for Hobart., Town ; the Currency Lass, July
25, for New Zealand ; the Elizabeth, Passmore, was loading
for Liverpool, to sail Aug. 7 ; the William Harris, for London.
Arrivals at Hobart Town (Van Diemen's Land. )-The
Guiana, June 18, from London and the Cape ; Regia, June 19,
from the Mauritius ; the Highlander, June 25, from Liverpool
and Rio ; the Mid Lothian, June 26, front Leith and the Cape ;
the Orwell, June 27, from Canton ; the Lisen, Juno 27, from
Sydney; the Francis Frieling, June 5, from Sydney ; the
Eliza, June 5, from Portland Bay; the Eveline, June 2, front
London.

Departure from Hobart Town.—The Elphinston, June 26,
for Portland Bay (in ballast.)
Passengers, per Abel Gower, from Sydney. —Mr. James
Nl` Arthur, Dr. Long, J. J. Corry, Esqt, Mr. Dixon, Mr.
M`Kenzie ; per William Inglis, from Sydney,
Regiment,
EDL.
Robertson, R.N., Lieut. Russell, 28th Regim
ward Iligham, Mr. John Perkins.
Arrival at Batavia.—The Eliza Jane, Canny, August 0,
front London.
Arrival at Anjer.—The Heywood, Jones, July 26, from
Liverpool.
Arrivals, at Mauritius.—The Eustatia, July f)9, from Cal-
cutta ; the. Belzoni, July 31, from Bordeaux; the Maria, from
Marseilles; the Harpooner, August 5, from. Seychelles; the
Lady Wilmott Horton, August 6, from. Point de Galle ; the
Johanna, August 7, from Point de Garie ; the Le Clotadin,
August 10, from Marseilles.
Departures from Mauritius.. The Symmetry, August 4,
for Bombay ; the Ambassador, August 4 ; Sir Charles M‘Car-
thy, August 6 ; La Nathalie, August 8 ; Bahamian, August,
9; Navarino, August 10; Wanderer, August 11 ; and Ajax,
August 11 ; all for Calcutta.
Casualty. —A woman A young of f the name of Eleanor Hedger
was washed off the rocks at St. Jag° in endeavouring to get on
board the Wave, front London to Hobart Town.
The American brig Charles Doggett, was totally vrreckect
at Rora Tonga, one of the Society Islands—the crew and cargo
saved. The supercargo (Mr. Smith) arrived at Sydney in
his Majesty brig Zebra. The Protcus (whaler) had been seen,
the crew in a state of mutiny. -

Mrs. Jane Griffiths, the mother-in.-/iaw of Mr.
Duerow, of the Amphitheatre, who resitled near Mount
Pleasant, at Liverpool, mpt, with her death on Wednesday,
in conseqaenee of her el ;ithes taking fire. A Coroner's In-
que3t was held on he body, and a verdict of " Accidental
Death" returned.
Provincial theatricals are said to be everywhere at a
t txcept when starring it, both managers and
aloe'tvoresbila'reTdn'a deplorable condition.
ELOPENIENT.—On Monday last two sisters, daugh-
ters of a gentleman in 'Merionethshire, who were on a visit
in the town of Wolverhampton, eloped from thence nine
earriege and four with two gentlemen, said to be ofEeersi a
1.1..ie army, who had been seen about several times during the
week, and who were on the thy preceding at the New Hotel,
one of them disguised as a sailor. In a few hours pursuit
was made after the fugitives, who are supposed to have gone
for Scotland, as far as Newcastle-under-Lyme, when it was
found to be ineffectual. We do not understand that any
tiding have been since heard of them.

There was a funeral service performed yesterday at
the Roman Catholic chapel, in King-street, Portman_
square, in honour of the memory of his late Majesty
Charles the Tenth. The chapci was filled with Pre%rell
resi,t!.ents in Lo;I:lou,

At the rejoicings on the anniversary of
the Guy Faux conspiracy it is said that not less than a ton
weight of gunpowder was consumed in firewor:Ks
bury Journal.