The Sun.
London, England, 1824-02-23 00:00:00

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EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

1. Arrivals in England.
'From Bengal, Madras, or Bombay, there are no arrivals the
past week.
From Batavia.—The George Home, Young, at Cowes, on
the 15th instant, having left Batavia the 17th October.

11. Arrivals out at the Eastern Ports.

At Batavia.—llis Majesty's 'ship Tees, from Singapore, Sep-
tember 25. _ _ _

The Jamima, Watt, from London, October 5.
The Woodman, Ford, from New South 'Wales, Oct. 11.
The Wellington, Maxwell, from Bencoolen, Oct. 12.
At Singapore.—The Honourable Company's ship Bridge-
water, Kitchell, from London and Bombay the 14th Septem-
ber, and was to sail for China the 20th September.
At Rio Janeiro.—The Regalia, Collins, from Sydney and
Hobart Town, and was to sail for England the 21st Dec. -
111. Miscellaneous Intelligence.
The Woodman, Ford, was leaky on her arrival at Batavia,
and had been surveyed ; she, was ordered to Sourabaya the 13th
Oct. to be hove down and repaired.
The Mariner, Douglas, sailed from New South Wales the
11th March, proceeded to New Zealand, and left the Bay of
Islands the 2d May, since that time she aas not been heard of.
The Sifeke, 11`Pherson, from Ceylon and the Mauritius, was
spoke with the 27th November, lat. 30. 40. S. .long. 10. 2. W.,
bound to EnglAnd.
The Lord Hungerford, Farquharson, from London to Bengal,
was spoke with 10th February, let. 48:N. long. 10.2- W.
IV. Sailings fix?in-Eastern Ports.
From Batavia.—Sept. 45, the Countess of Harcourt, Morris,
from Bombay.
25th, the Milford, Harwood, for ditto.
From Port Praya, St. JaBo—Nov. 30, the Bengal Merchant,
Brown, for Bengal.
Dec. 17, the Heroine, Ostler, for Van Dieman's Land.
V. Ships Sailed from England.
Feb. 14, from Cork, the Prince Regent, Wales, with con-
victs to New South Wales.
From Milford, the Cumberland, Birbeck, to the Cape of
,Good Hope.
From Cowes, the Honourable Company's ship Castle Hunt-
ly, Drummond, to Lengal and China; and the Cornelia,
&phis, to Batavia.
15th, from Portsmouth, the Alfred, Laughton, to Van Die-
man's Land and New South Wales; and on the 19th, the
Duke of Bedford, Conynghame' to Madras and Bengal.,
Passengers Per Duke, of Bedford.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter, Miss Yates, Miss Snow, G. Pearce,
11. D. ; Mrs. Pearce, John Oat, Esq., Madras Civil Service ;
Lieut. Lang, Messrs. Hughes, Reie, Bates, Rawlinson, White,
Bloog, two ill'Kenzies, Romsey, and 31‘liay,
Chinnery, Campbell, Bales, Hoffman,Munsey, Rose, Vybart,
Stubbs, Hopper,
Cadets ; and Mr. Burt, returning to India.
From Deal, on the 19th, thetlaroline, Harris, to Batavia—
Passengers, Capt. Stayers and Messrs. Lodge and Grane.
VI. Ships expected to sail next week.
The Hon. Company's ship Sir David Scott, Tween, for Ben-
gal and China, was dispatched on Friday, 'and sailed from
Graysend to the Lower Hope.
Passengers per Sir David Scott, for Bengal.
Messrs. Egerton, Dillow, Gibb, Daniell, and Paxton,
Cadets. •
The Hon. Company's ships Dunira, Hamilton, for Bombay
and China. The Ear of Balearres, Cameron • and the Can-
ning, Head, for Bengal anti China, are under dispatch, but are
waiting for their complement of able seamen.
Passengers par Dunira, to Bombay.
Mr., Mrs., and two Misses Elphinstone ; Mrs. Snongrass,
Misses Evans and Freasure, Captain and Mrs. Little, Mr.
Phillips ; Messrs. Binny, Malcolm, and Burnett Writers ;
Messrs. Ramsay,
.Colqultoun, Treveley,'Fitzroy, Rind, Smith,
Foulerton, Styles, Purvis, Ottley, and Molory ; Messrs. Ar,,,,t
and Gibbs, Assistant-Surgeons.
Passengers per Canning, for Bengal.
Mr. and Mrs. Law, and two servants; Mr. Brownrigg, and
one servant ; Messrs. Lawrell, A. P. Begble, Dickson, and
Gibson, Cadets. .

Passengers per Earl of Balcarras.
Capt. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Belhatchett, Miss Graham, 'Miss E.
Graham, Mr. Walker, Writer; Mr. M‘Gaviston, Assistant-
Surgeon ; Messrs. Higgenson; Milner, Hutchinson, Stewart,
Lyon, Reid, and Brown, Cadets.
The Hon. Company's ships London, Sotheby, for St. Helena,
Bombay, and China ; the Lady Melville, Clifford ; and the
William Fairlie, Smith, for Madras and China, are nearly
ready to be dispatched,and are expected to sail next week.