The Sun.
London, England, 1824-06-21 00:00:00

EAST IN lit A SIIIPPING.

I.—Arrivals in England.
From China.—The Buckinghamshire, Glasspoole, in the
Downs the 15th instant; sailed from Ma.coa the 10th Febru-
ary; from Rajah Bassa the Ist March ; and from St. Helena
the sth May.
From Bengal.—The Ganges, Cumberledge, off Margate the
14th instant. Sailed from Bengal the 9th January ; from Ma-
dras the 29th January ; from the Cape the Ist April ; and
passed St. Helena the 13th April.
The Madras, Fisher, at Plymouth the 13th instant. Sailed
from Bengal the 23d November; from Madras the 4th De-
cember; from Ceylon the 7th January; from the Cape the
29th March ; and from St. Helena the 13th April.
The Wm. Miles, Beadle, off Scilly the 13th instant. Sailed
from Bengal the 26th December; from Madras the 13th Ja-
nuary ; from the Cape the Ist April ; and from St. Helena
the 21st April.
The Crient, White, from Bengal, off Portsmouth the 15th
instant. Sailed from Calcutta the 31st December ; froth the
Sands Heads the 13th January ; from Madras the sth Fe-
bruary ; from Ceylon the 14th February ; and from St. Helena
the 26th April.
The Royal George, Reynolds, off Portsmoth the lith inst.
Sailed from Bengal the Bth January ; from Madras the sth
January; and from St. Helena the 25th April.
The Palmyra, Lamb, off Portsmouth the 15th inst. Sailed
from Bengal the 13th January ; from the Ce the 4th April ;
passed St. Helena the 20th April ; and sailed from Ascension
the 27th April.
The Lady East, Richardson, off Gravesend the 15th instant.
Sailed from Bengal the 12th November ; from the Mauritius
the Ist February ; and from the Cape the 22d March.
The Lotus, Field, off Holyhead the 17th instant, bound to
Liverpool, sailed from the Sand Heads the 14th February, and
from St. Helena the 22d April.
From Bombay.—The Aurora, Earl, off Portsmouth the 15th
instant. Sailed from Bombay the sth February; from Pointe
de Galle the 15th February ; and from St. Helena the 27th
April.
From New South Wales—The Recovery, Fisher, at Cowes
14th instant. Sailed from Port Jackson the 19th September;
from Batavia the 6th January ; from the Cape the 25th March ;
and from St. Helena the 12th April.
The Earl St. Vincent, Reeves, off Portsmouth the 11th inst.
Sailed from Port Jackson the 10th September ' • from Batavia
the. 4th December ; from Singapore the 6th February; and
from St. Helena the Ist Blay.
The Elizabeth, Highton, off Newhaven the 16th intant.
Sailed from Port Jackson the 4th February.
The Allies, Kirton, off Falmouth the 16th instant, sailed
from Port Jackson the 20th October, from Hobart Town the
21st January, and from St. Helena the 25th April.
The Competitor, Ascough, at Portsmouth, sailed from Port
Jackson, the 4th February.
From the Cape.—The Cornwallis, Henderson, at Gravesend
the 13th instant. Sailed from the Cape the 12th March.
From Batavia.—The Drie, Gusustus, bound to Holland.
Sailed the 20th January.
ll.—Arrivals at the Eastern Ports.
At Madras—The Rockinreham, Beach, from Bengal.
February 5, the Hope, Flint, from London.
At Bombay.—February 2, the James Sibbald, Forbes, from
London.
At Bahia.—The Prince Regent, Lamb, from New South
Wales, on the 2d April.
At Van Diemen's Land.—December 21, the Courier, Main.
waring, from London.
At New South Wales.—October 29, the Samuel, Drysdale,
from New Zealand.
November 19th, the Albion, Best; and 25th, the Jupiter,
Park, from London.
December 17, the Isabella, Wallis ; and 30th, the Medina,
Brown, from Cork.
January 1, 1824, the Caroline, Taylor, from Macquarrie
Island, with a full cargo of oil.
filth, the Greenock, Richmond, from Leith.
12th, the Rambler Whaler, Powell, from London and the
Mauritius, with only one fish.
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14th, the Castle Forbes, Ord, from London.
17th, the Sir Godfrey Webster, Renoldson, from London.
26th, the Courier, Mainwaring, from Hobart Town and
London.
February 3, the Asia, Lindsay, from London.
Arrivals at the Cape.
April 1, the Marianne, Coulson ; the Patience, Kind ; the
Venilia, Gilmore; and 2, the Henry Porcher, Thompson,
from London.

Arrivals at St. Helena.
April 16, The Caroline Sarti, from Macoa.
I I th, The Lotus, Field, from Bengal.
24th, The Allies, Kirton, from Van Dieman's Land.
25th, The Lucy Davidson, Williams, from the Cape.
27th, The PrecLossaa,illgs fromdea, the Easternontheßlau ritius.
i v.Ports.
Froth the Cape.—March 9, The Adrian, Gordon, from Van
Diemen's Land.
28th, The Odessa, Jackson, for Cork.
23th The Eliza, Brown, for London.
April 4, The Clyde, Driver, and the Belle Alliance, Rolfe,
for Madras and Bengal.
From New South Wales—November 19, the Mary Steele,
for Bengal.
27th, The Alarinea, for the Derwent.
Dec. 16, the Francis, Benson, for Batavia.
22d, The Albion, Best, for the Mauritius.
January 13, 1824, the 13erwick,.Jefl'ery, for the Cape and
London.
18th, The Isabella, Wallis, for Batavia.
20th, His Majesty's ship Tees, for Hobart Town.
22d, The Medina, Brown, for Bengal.
30th, The Competitor, Ascough, for London.
Sailings from St. Helena—April 20, the Caroline, Sarto, for
Lisbon.
22d, The Lotus, Field, for Liverpool.
25th, The Allies, Kirton ; May 4, the Asia, Pope, for
London.
Blay 5, the Lucy Davidson, Williamson, for Trinidad.
From Rio Janeiro—March 13th, the Nassau, Cars, from
Singapore.
From Bahia—The Prince Regent, Lamb, for New South
Wales on the sth April.
IV.--Ships spoke with.

The Duke of Bedford, Cunynghame, from London to Madras
and Bengal, 23d March, lat. 2. 10. N. long. 20. 7. W. ; also
4th April, lat. 3. 60. S. long. 25. W.
The Waterloo, Studd, from London to Bombay, 2d Feb.
off Ceylon.
The Eliza, Brown, from the Cape to London, Ist April, off
Robin Island.
The Perseverance, Benn, from Liverpool to Bengal, 3d May,
lat. 7. 15. N. long. 21. 35. W.
The Rockingham, Beach, from Madras to London, 26th Feb.
lat. 15 S. long. 85. E.
The Lucy Davidson, Williams, from the Cape to Trinadad,
9th May, off Ascension.
The Exmouth, Owen, from London to Madras and Bengal,
27th Slay, lat. 41. long. 12.
The Princess Charlotte, M'Kcan, from Liverpool to Bengal,
22d Jan. by the Venilia, arrived at the Cape.
The Earl of Balcarras, Cameron from London to Bengal and
China, sth April, lat. 23. 31. S. 31. 20. W.
The Dunira, Hamilton, from London to Bombay and China,
Bth April, lat. 24. S. long. 31. W.
The Competitor, Ascough, from New South Wales, 4th
June, lat. 35. N. long. 36. W.
The Cornelius, from Japan to London, out three years, 22d
April, off Abrojas.
The Deveron, Wilson, from London to New South Wales,
14th Slay, lat 41. N. long. 12. W.
The Mariner, Herbert, from New South Wales to London,
16th February, in the Straits of Sunda.
V.—Miscellaneous Observations.
The Fame, Grimes, for London, and the Jupiter, Park, for
Singapore and Siam, were to sail from Sydney the Bth Feb.
Thethe 12th Feb.
The noldson, for Bengal, was to sail
for Hobart Town and London, the Castle Forbes, Ord, for the
O Sirce Ca4n o,d I
Harrison,t'rieay rrWebster,iso n,
for
London, the Woodlark, Brown,
'Mauritius and London, were to sail from Port Jackson, the
15th Feb.
The Allies, Girton, was to sail from Hobart Town for Lon-
don the 20th Jan.
The Magicienne, of Nantes, the Jean Bart, of Cettes, the
Sylphe, and the Columbe, with five other small coasting ves-
sels, were totally lost at Bourbon the 25th Feb.
The Pilot, Gardner., from Bengal to London, was spoke with
in distress, on the 23d April, in lat. 25 N. long. 37 W., mak-

mg much water, by the Fairfield, front .Rio Janeiro, arrived at
Liverpool, who rendered her every' assistance, brought home
her passengers, and landed them at Liverpool. The Pilot pro.
ceeded tolAtxjgua, *here ,she' arrived on the 10th May, dis.
masted, and was undergoing repairs necessary to bring her to
London, and was to'sail on the 25th May. • '
The Lotus from Bengal, on theist June, exchanged colours
with'a French line of Battle ship and a frigate, off the Western.
Islan6, standing to the northward and eastward.
VI. Passengers Homeward.
Per Henry,. Thatcher, from Batavia, none.
Per Alexander, RiChardson, from Ceylon—Mel. Wheaton,
Master do., 2 Misses do.; Mrs. Gibbons, Master do., 5. Misses
do,; Mrs. Waring, Capt. Cole, 45th refit., Mr. Gifford, Mr.
Stanwell, Rev. Mr. Newstead, Wesleyan missionary ; 1 ser-
jeani, 2 corporals, 3 men, 45th regilnent ; 2 men, twomeni 3
children, royal artillery.
Per Grenada, Anderson, from Bengal, none.
Per Lady East, Richardson; from the Mauritius and the Cape
.—Dr. Primrose, Mr. Bruce, Master do., 2 men, their wives and
children, settlers from Graham's Town._

-Per Buckinghamshire, -Glasspoole, from China—GioVanni
Quo, Radago Pang, . 2 Ckinese 4lissionary youths, going tg
Italy for education ; 14 soldiers from St. Helena.
Per Madras, Fisher, from Aludras and Ceylon—Lieut.Parker,
69th regiment, Keating, Company's service, Ensign Black-
ford.

From Ceylon—Lieut.-Col. Cardew, royal engineers, --
Watson, Royal Artillery ; Rev. Mr. Osborn, Wesleyan Mis-
sionary; Mrs. Osborn and two children; Rev. Mr. Fox, Wes-
leyan Missionary ; Lieut. Reyne, 2d Ceylon Regiment; Dr.
Stephenson, Assistant Surgeon Staff; Mr. Tibeando, Ordnance
Department, Mrs. Tibeando; two Miss Morgans, daughters
of Dr. Morgan - Mrs. Winter and one child.
Per Orient, White, front Bengal—Mistresses hall, Ogilvie,
Falgan, Walker; F. T. Hall, Esq., free merchant ; two Misses
and Master Hall ; Miss and Master Ogilvie ; two Misses and
three Masters Fagan ; Miss and Master Walker ; Misses
Shakespeare and Sneyd ; Masters Hobhouse, Carter, and two
Masters Wilson ; Master and Miss Tickell ; five European and
six native servants. •

From Madras—Mistresses Sargeant, and Captain Taylor;
Capt. C. B. Patten, Madras Artillery; Capt. W. 'Taylor, Mrs.
J. Hall, two Masters Sargeant, two Masters Taylor, Miss
Innes, two Masters Shakespeare, two Masters Fullerton, one
servant; Quarter-master J. F. Kingsby, his Majesty's 30th
Light Dragoons, died 23d Feb: at sea.
From Ceylon—Mrs. O'Brien, J. Y. Gunner, Lieut. Archer,
his Majesty's 87th regiment ; 24 soldiers, 17th regiment Infan-
try; two women, 13 soldiers, 13th Light Infantry; one soldier,
38th regiment ; one ditto, 44th.
Per Royal George, Reynold, from Bengal—Mrs. Denniss,
Capt. Denniss, Bengal Artillery ; Captains J. Dun and J. W.
Jones, Ilth regithent of Native Infantry : three Masters Den-
nis's, one ditto, Miss Mary Lambert, two Misses Ca leys, _Mas-
ter Catleys, Miss Jane Dun, Miss Margaret IVood, Master
Henry Wood, three Masters Jones, four native servants, two
invalids.

From Madras.—Mrs. Anne Macintosh, widow of Lieutenant-
Col. Macintosh ; Mrs. Elizabeth Webb, Miss Mary Sherrill,
Captains Chas. Lawrie and S. L. Webb, Lieut. G. Harpur,
of his Majesty's 69th regiment; two Miss 'Webbs, two Masters
Webbs, Master H. A. Knott, one servant, 29 invalids, two
women, four children.
Per Duke of Lancaster, from Bengal, at Liverpool.—Colonel
John Rose, 14th Bengal infantry ; Mrs. Rose and 3 children ;
Capt. M'Laren, Madras army ; 1)r. Patterson, Bengal medical
service; Lieutenants J. Hart and Archibald 111‘Nair, Madras
army ; Captain J. T. Jennings, his Majesty's 14th regiment of
infantry ; the Rev. W. Loveless, missionary ; Mrs. Loveless
and 4 children.

Per Albion, Swainson, from Bengal, at Liverpool.—Henry
Williams, Esq., civil service ; Lieutenant D. S. Richardson,
Mrs. Richardson, and 2 children ; Mr. James Rymer, Mrs.
Kymer, and 4 children; Mrs. Swainson, Mr. J. A. Limon-
deine ; Lieut. W. D. Sewart, 3d Native Infantry, died on 29th
January ; Mr. John Wilson, died 24th February ; two native
servants.

Per Columbia, Champman, from Bombay, at Liverpool.—
Captain W. D. Robertson, 4th regiment, and a Portuguese ser-
vant; Lieutenant IValter Campbell, Hon. Company's service,
died on board; Mr. and 31rs. Young and two children, Mrs.
Humphreys and servant, Lieut.-Col. William Gilbert, Claude
Cowie, Esq., Mrs. Cowie, Master Cowie, two native servants,
Master Robert Hamilton, Miss Louisa Gordon, and one native
servant, Col. H. S. Scott, C.B.' Ist battalion 22d Madras In-
fantry; 'W. G. Bird, Esq., and Portuguese servant, left at the
Cape.
Per William Miles, Beadle, from Bengal, &c.—From Ben-
gal, Mrs. Bayley, wife of W. B. Bayley, Esq.,'Cliief Secretary
to Government; Miss .1. Bayley, Mrs. Oakes, two Mrs. Wil-
liams, Mrs. Kennedy, Venour, and Turner ; Masters Bayley
and Oakes, two Masters Kenney, two Masters Venour, two
Masters Eides ; three European servants, two native ditto.—
From Madras, George Strutton, Esq. and Charles Harris, Esq.
Madras Civil Service; Dr. Gooldie, Medical Board ; Captain
Hatherly, Native Infantry ; Cornet J. It. Brown, Madras Ca-
valry ; J. Horientz, Esq. for Copenhagen ; Mrs. Strutton, Har-
ris, and Hatherly ; two Misses Strutton, two Misses Harris,
two Misses Hatherly ; Master Harris, two Master Whannels
two European servants, two native ditto.—From Pondicherry,
Mrs. Graham, wife of General Graham; Made de !'Tang, for
France; Misses Graham and Warren, two Misses Fraser,
Master Stevenson, one European servant, five native ditto, 13
soldiers, and two women.
Per Elizabeth, Capt.'Highton, from New South Wales.—
Capt. Samuel Moore, late of the Brampton; and Mr. Robert.
Brooks, merchant.
Per Berwick, Capt. Jeffery, from New South Wales.—Dr.
Mercer, Native Infantry ; Mr. T. W. Parr, and Mrs. Mary
Serjeant.
Per Ganges, Capt. Cumberlege, from Bengal—Mrs. Trower,
wife of Charles Trower, Esq.; Illrs. Cumberlege, wife of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Cumberlege; W. A. Shaw, free merchant;
Lieutenant Eastwood, his Majesty's 44th regiment; Lieu-
tenant E. T. Hawkins, 19th Native Infantry; Mr. George
Henderson, merchant, died at sea, Jan: 16, 1824; Misses Ber-
tram and Frower, Master Frower, and two Johnsons.—From
Madras, Lady Stanley, wife of Sir E. Stanley, Mrs. Taylor,
Mrs. Bonteim ; Lieut.-Colonel Taylor, Veteran Battalion ;
Capt. Inglis, 24th regiment Native Infantry ; Cornet B. Cum-
berlege, 7th regiment Native Cavalry_; Cornet J. Ilyng, 6th
regiment Native Cavalry; Cornet J. F. Mackenzie, 7th regi-
ment Native Cavalry ' • Lieutenant G. Gunning, Ist regiment
Native Infantry ; It. Currie, 9th ditto ; P. Fletcher, 23d ditto ;
J. R. Agnew, 6th ditto, died at sea, April 6, 1824; Thomas
Norris, Esq., merchant; two Masters Bouleins, and eight
servants.
Per Admiral Buskes, from Batavia, bound to Rotterdam—
Colonel De Man, Dutch Navy, Colonel Cornelius, ditto
Army, and three children, Mr. Kreulhoff and two children,
six servants.
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VII. Ships sailed during the past week.

From Portsmouth—The 3larquis of Hastings, Weynton,
for Bombay, on the 16th instant.
From the Downs—The George Home, Young, end the
Boyne, Stephens, for Bengal, on the 13th instant, and the
Lord Castlereagh, Durant, for Bombay on the 17th instant.
VIII. Ships expected to sail the ensuing week.
For Bengal—The Hon. Company's ships, Prince Regent,
Ilosmer, the General Hewitt, Jhrrow, and the Astell, Levy,
now under dispatch at the East India House.
For Madras—The George, Cuzens, on Tuesday next.
For Bomhay—No ship until July 15.
For Ceylon—The Mediterranean, Stuart, on the 25th inst.
For New South \Vales—The Princess Charlotte, Blyth, with
convicts from 'Woolwich, on Tuesday.
IX. Passengers Outward.

Per PrineF Regent, Hosm, to Bengal-:-Mrs. Hopper, Mrs.
Phillips, Mlss Patterson, Miss Haig, Lieut.-Colonel White,
Lieut.-Colonel Popper, Capt. Teulon, Capt.. Biddulph, Lieut.
G. Bishop, Lieut. 0. Hetzler, Dr. Phillips, W. Ogilvy, Esq.
writer, Mr. E. Hopper, Mr. Biddulph, Mr. Haldane, cadet,
Mr. Phillips, ditto, Mr. Stone. merchant, 2 servants.

CONTINENTAL TRAVELLING.--A letter from
Frankfort speaks in high terms of the great improvements that
have lately been introduced in travelling in that quarter. A
journey to Paris,
which used to occupy nearly 200 hours, can
now be accomplishsd in 123, by the ordinary diligence, which
allows of rest during two of the nights. The expense is 3,3'
florins 23 qr. (about 31.65. 6d. sterling), exclusive of the posti-
lion's fees inTrance, which constitute a particular charge.
Letters from St. Petersburg'', dated 22d. May,
say, that, after having had a few bright and mild spring days
in the month of April, raw, ungenial weather has again sat an
and prevailed for some time.