The Sun.
London, England, 1840-06-10 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrivals—The Vernon, Denny, from Bengal, off Ports-
Mouth, sailed Feb. 27, Cape of Good Hope, April 23,
St. Helena, May 6 ; Windsor. Nesbitt, from Bengal, off
Portsmouth, sailed Feb. 13, Cape of Good Hope April
14, St. Helena April 05 ; Scotia, Campbell, from
Bengal, off Portsmouth, sailed Feb. 7, Cape of Good
Hope April 11, St. Helena April 20; Ariadne, M'Leod,
from Bengal, at Liverpool, sailed Feb. 13, St. Helena
April 25; • Dorothy Gales, Banton, from Ceylon, off
Falmouth, sailed from Colombo, Oct. 2, Mauritius, Dec.
22, St. Helena, April 9 ; Arab, Westmoreland, from
Van Diemen's Land, off Dartmouth, sailed from Launces-
ton, Fcb, 1, St. Helena, April 23 ; Calcutta, Chalmers,
from Van Diemen's Land, off Pl)mouth, sailed from
Hobart Town, Feb. 22; Q,ieen Mab, Ainley. from
China, at Liverpoo', sailed Feb.. 21 ; Ha;ns .Castle,
Petrie, from China, at Bristol, sai:cd Jan. 17, St. Helena,
April 18.
Arrivals at Kedgeree, Bengal.—Honourable Company's
Steamer, Queen, Warden, March 29, from Portsmouth;
•Felicity, M'Donald, April 10, from London ;. the mail of
4th February froin London arrived at Calcutta 26th
March.

Departures from Saugor, Bengal.-Cambria, Robert-
son, March 19, for Liverpool ; Thomas Grenville; Thorn-
hill, 20th, Edinburgh ; Patterson, 21st, Vicount Mel-
bourne, *Kerne, 22d, Walmer Castle, Close, 23d,-all
for London ; Miranda, Thompson, 27th; and Windermere,
Brown, April 3, for Liverpool.
Vessel's loading at Calentta.-LAndromeda, for London ;
Adrastus, for Liverpool ; John Cree,.for the Clyde.
Arrivals at Bontbay.l-43ondolier, Oliver, April 2d,
from Aden ; Kirkman Finlay, Scott, 4th, from Li-
'vier:pool ; Orestes, 'Smith, 6`th,' from' Sydney;'' kegn-
lark -Badd, 7th, .froin Aden; :Rangoon, Vernaiadezi
7th, from Cochin ; Le Augusta, Boulruche, 7th, from
St. Malo ; Lady Fevershani, Webster, Bth, from Lon-
don and Bahia; Atalanta steamer, Webb, 9th, from
Suez and Aden ; Scaleby Castle, Morgan, 9th, from
China ; Mcdora, Harrison, 10th, from Liverpool ; Mor,
11th, from China; Berenice steamer, Towe, 1201,
from Carrachee ; Mchmoody, Correyd, 14th, from Singa-
pore ; Wild Irish Girl, Gerard, 16th, from Mauritius and
Bourbon ; Myaram Dyaram, Dicey. from Siam ; Resolu-
tion, White, 17th, from Carrachee • Fa:sc„ Atkin), Bennett,
17th, from Calcutta ; Hugh Lindsay steamer, Frushard,
19th, from Syghur ; George Clavier, Rolland, from Bor-
deaux ; Barossa, Austin, 20th, from New South Wales.
Departures from Bombay.-Berenice steamer, Lowe,
April 2, for Carrachee • Fairy Queen, Cousens, 3d, for
Ceylon; Ilydrose, for Mangalore and Calcutta; Hamids,
sth, for Colombo • John William Dare, 7th, for Karrach
and Bussorah • dothschild, Lockett, 9th, for Liverpool
Elora, Blair, for Glasgow ; Honourable Company's brig
Taptee, for Mangalore and Cochin ; Lancaster, Jefferson,
12th, and Hero of Malown, Grundy, for Liverpool ; Re-
covery, Johnston, 14th, fur Calcutta ; Lord Castlereagh,
Tonks, 18th, and Drongon, Grant, for Carrachee; Hugh
Lindsay steamer, Frushar, 17th, for sea ; lion. Company's
schooner Jcrning, 18th, for the Persian Gulf; Rangoon,
21st, for Colombo; Cornwallis, 21st, for Calcutta; Mount
Stuart Elphinstone, 22d, far the Clyde; Hamoody, for
Tellicherry ; Planet (steamer), for Carrachee Parland,
Tait, 23d, for the Clyde ; Hugh Lindsay, steamer, 23d,
for Carrachee ; the Berkshire, to sail 25th April for Lon-
don ; Mary, 25th, for Liverpool; Buckinghamshire, 27th,
for London ; City of Poonab and Lady Rowena loading,
for Liverpool.
Arrivals in Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope--Bordeaux ;
Liger, April 15, from Bourbon, and sailed, 18th, to Bor-
deaux ; Honourable Company's steamer Sesostris, Mores-
by, 17th, from Falmouth is 60 days ; Rainbow, Bulman,
18th, from Algoa Bay; Prince R2gent, Evans, from
Launceston ; St. George, Williams, 20th, 'from Bengal ;
Jessie Mitchell, Thompson, from Mauritius ; Christina,
from Batavia ; Robarts, Elder, 21st, from London.

Arrivals in Sim m's Bay—l-ler Majesty's ships Blonde,
Bouchier, and.Pyladcs, Anson, April /9, from Plymouth,
for China.

Departures from Algoa B iy—A fricane. April 15, for Mos-
sel Bay; Zkvartook. ltith, for Cowes ; Fergazson, for Lon-
don ; Wench, for Plymouth ; Pomona, 19th, for Liverpool.

NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS BOUND

TO NEW ZEALAND.

This is to give notice to all captains of shi?s or vessels
bound to the river Hokianga, in New 7.,;atattd, that there
is a flag-s'aff erected on the South Head, under the direc-
tion of Mr. John Martin, the pilot, with signal flags to
signal:ze to any ship or vessel appearing off the bar, and
the undermentioned signals arc to be attended to. Mr.
Martin will be in attendance with his boat also at the
entrance of the head.
BLUE PETER—Keep to sea, the bar is not fit to take.
RED FLAG —Take the bar, there is no danger.
1.31.ua FLAG WITII WHITE Citoss—This flag will denote
the ebb-tide, and the bar is not fit to take.

\VIIITE FLAG—This flag when hoisted, will be at tl.e
first quarter flood.
It is necessary when these flip are shown they should
be answered from die ship, if understood, by a pendant
or flag where best seen.
The flag staff works on a pivot, and when a vessel is too
far to the south ward,for entering, the flag-staff will droop to
the northward ; if too far to the northward will droop to
the southward, and to be particularly guarded of the
drcoping of the flag. staff, for whatever way the flag droops
the ship must keep in that direction, and by no means take
the bar until the flag-staff bears E. N. per compass.
Time of high water, full and change at the bar, at half-
past nine o'clock. A. M.
Launceston, Van Diemen's Land, 1840.

BRAINTREE CHURCH-RATES.

\\ RIT OF ERROR.

Between Joseph Davey Bur-
IN THE QUEEN'S BENCH, der, plaintiff, and Angus-
IN ERROR. tus Charles Veley and Tho-
mas Joslin, defendants.

Take Notice that special bail was this day put in
'upon the writ of error in this cause, before the Hon.
Mr. Justice Coleridge, at his chambers in Roll's-
garden, London ; and the names, additions, and parti-
culars of and relating. to such bail are as follows :—The
said bail are the Venerable Hugh Chambers Jones, of
St ratlerd-green, in the parish of Westham, in the county
of Essex, clerk, Archdeacon of Essex, and who is a
housekeeper there, and has resided there continually for
the last six months, and the Venerable William Hale
Hale, of the Charter-house, in the county of Middle.
sex, clerk, Archdeacon of St. Albans, and who is a
housekeeper at the Charter-house aforesaid, and has
resided there continualiy for the last six months : and
forth r take notice, that the said Hugh Chambers and
William Hale Hale, have duly made and sworn to the
affidavits, copies whereof are hereunto !unused, dated
this 29th day of May, 1840.
Yours, &c.,
J. W. BROMLEY,
Defendant's Attorney.
To Messrs. Ashurst and Gainsford,
Plaintiff's Attorneys.