The Sun.
London, England, 1824-03-22 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

I. Arrivals in England..
From Bengal—The Morley, Holliday, in the Downs, sailed
the 13th Sept., and from the Cape, the Ist Jan.
The Norfolk, Greig, in the Downs, sailed the Ilth Oct. and
from St. Helena, the 11th Jan.
From Aladras—The Ann and Amelia, Short, in the Downs
sailed from the Sand Heads, the 3d Oct., from Madras the 11,d;
Oct., and from St. Helena the 11th Jan.
From New South Wales—The Lucitania, Lang-don in the
Downs ; sailed from Sydney the 20th August, from 'Hobart
Town the Bth Oct., and from Rio Janeiro the I6th Jan.
From Otaheite—The Active, Charlton, at Falmouth, sailed
from the Society Islands 13th Oct., and from Pernambuco, the
24th Jan.

Prcm the Mauritius—The Alexander, Rabe, off Dover,
sailed the Ist. Dec., and the Cape Ist. Jan., bound to Copen-
hagen. .

11. Arrivals at the Ea-stern Ports.
At Madras—Oct. 13. The Kingston' Bowen, from London.
At-Calcutta.-.The Abherton, Percival, the Potton, Welbank,
and the Florentia, Wimble, the 7th Oct., from London.
N. B. The report of theioss of the Pottos is untrue, she had
slightly touched the:ground at Willoughby, and sustained no
injury.

At St. Helena, Dec. 3.—The Amsterdam Packet from
Batavia.

At Valparaiso, Sept. 27—The Stanmore, Gray, from Cal-
cutta, in 112 days.
111. Sailings from India.
From Bengal, Oct. 3.—The Portsea, 'Worthington, for Tel-
licherry, Mauritius, and Cowes. Oct. 6.—The "Lady East,
Richardson, and the Felicitas, Campbell, for the Mauritius
and London.

From Madras.—The Madras, Clark, to sail for London, the
Ist Nov.; the Britannia, Luke, and the Asia, Pope, the 15th
January.
IV. Ships Loading for London.
At Bengal—The Eliza, Ward; Ogle Castle, Brown; Pilot,
Gardner : Sophia, Sutton ; Cadmus, Talbert ; Lady Flora.,
McDonnell; Elizabeth, Swan ; Lord Suffield, Brown ; and
Madras, Clark, for London,

At Bombay—The Royal Charlotte, Graham, for London.
At Madras—The Madras, Clark, for. London.
At the Cape—The Kains, Cunningham, (from Madras) for
London, with part of the 'Bombay ship Brailaford's cargo,
which ship, it is expected,
,was condemned.
• V. Miscellaneous Occurrences.
A letter has been received from the Atlas, Capt. Clifton, dated
Calcutta, the 29th Sept. The ship lies deep in the Hog Creek,
and with difficulty boats can reach her, 80 tons of cargo was
tryA therin '
experiment of
Captain Charles
saved, and more expected. It was supposed the ship dug out
at the dry season, and afterwards floated at the flood tides in
the next year.
Bengal ,
taken
Cowes, is
rid-
ing out the approaciiingN.K. Monsoon, at Dlackwood's Harbour,
lst Oct.up,
by l£323•—The
Government,Th et o Mary
on the Coromandel Coast, in the shore of the Armegan Shoal.
VI. Passengers from India, &c.
Ann and Amelia, from Madras—Mrs. Reid, Mr. R. C. Cole,
Surgeon, Capt. Fenwick, Mr. Reid, Capt. W. H. Goddard,
Master S. Steward, two native servants.
Kains, from Madras, left at the Cape, 4th Jan.—Mrs. Bo-
ham, Capt. F. Hall; Mr. W. Boham, Surgeon, Capt. E. Hib_
game ; 'Aleuts. T. P. Lang, H. M . 13th Dragoons, E. Dobbin, W.
Bremmer, G. Williams, H. J. Kennye; Ens.—J. C: Hawes, Mr.
S. Gore; two Misses and Master Strattons, two Miss Atkinsons.
Norfolk, from Bengal, Nil.
Regalia, from Hobart Town—Mr. J. Raine, John Richards,
A. Danvers:

Lousitania, from Sydney, Mr. Bainstall and family, Captain
Purcall.

Active, from Otaheite, Nil.
VII. Ships expected to sail this week from England.
The Catherine, Mackintosh, from Portsmouth, and the Tyne,
Evarrington, from Deal, for Madras and Bengal.
"The Countesiof Harcourt, Bunn, the Deveran, Wilson, and
the Denmark, Hill, Foreman, from Deal, for Van Diemen's
Land and New South Wales.

N.B. There are no ships for Bombay, Mauritius, or the Cape
until the succeeding week.

Vlll.—Ships spoken with.
The Balmyra, Lamb, from London to Bengal, 15th Oct.,
iat. 18. N. long. 87. E.
The Rockingham, Beach, from London to Bengal, 9th Oct.,
lat. 18. N. long. 88. W.
The Hibernia, Gullies, from London to Van Diemen's Land,
2d Jan., lat. 26. S. long. 29. W.
The Heroine, Ostter, from London to New South Wales, 2d
January, lat. 18 S. S. long. 26 W.
The Barkworth, Cotgrave, from London to Bombay, 3d Jan.
lat. 14 20 S., long. £8 W.
The Bengal Merchant, Brown, from London to Madras and
Bengal, 3d Jan., lat. 23 50 S., 30 W.
The Albions, Swainson, from Liverpool to Bengal, 22d Oct.
lat. 8 20 N. long. 90 E.

INDIAN BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.—At Triehinopoly, the 18th of September, the
Lady of H. Prichard, Esq., of a son.—At Courtallum, the sth
of Aug., the lady of W. F. Newtyn, Esq.: of a son.—At My-
sore, on the 9th of September, Mrs. Van In on, of a son.—On
the 10th of September, the lady of W. 0. Shakespeare, Esq.,
of a daughter.—At Chittledroog, on the 3d of September, the
lady of captain Batherly, Ist batt. 6th regt. of a daughter.—At
Negapatam, on the 18th of September, the lady of major J. D.
Crompton.—At Saint Thomas's Mount, on the 19th September,
the lady of capt. Abdy, of a son.—At Arcot, on the 15th of
September, the lady of lieut. Naylor, 89th regt., of a son.—At
Mosulipatam, on the 26th September, the lady of lieut.-col.
Kenny, 17th native infantry, of a daughter.-17th September,
the lady of H. E. Woodcock, of a daughter.—At Janina, on
the 19th of Sept. the lady of lieut. Gibbons, of a son.—At Nyd-
rabad, on the 22d Sept. Mrs. Rousseau, of a son.—At Pense-
waukum, on the 18th Oct. the lady of H eery John Vandon, Esq. of
a son.—At the Mount, on the 4th of Oct., the lady of John Ste-
phenson, Esq. of the horse brigade, of a son.—At Trichinopoly,
on the Ist of October, the lady of Capt. C. A. Elderton, of a
daughter.—At' Bellary, on the 22d of September, the lady of
o.'Allsop, Esq. of a daughter.—At Chowrmghee, on the 2d of
September, the Lady of W. H. Abbot, Esq. of a daughter.—
Same day, the lady of F. 0. Hall, Esq., of a daughter.—At
Calcutta, on the 4th of September, Mrs. John Miller, of a son.
Same place, on the 6th, the lady of J. B. Dorrett, Esq. of a
son.—Same day, the lady of M. Arom,,Esq. of a son and heir.
On the 7th, Mrs. G. R. Gardener, Esq. of a son.—On the 9th,
the lady of Alelligan Sappings, Esq. of a son.—At Bhaugul-
pore, on the 17th of August, the lady of J. P. Ward, Esq. of a
son.—At Patna, on the 25th of August, the lady of Dr. Thomp-
son, of a daughter.—At Bombay, on the sth of October, the
lady of Capt. Rotton, his Majesty's 20th regt., of a daughter.
At Poonah, on the 13th of October, the lady of Capt. A. N.
Brown, of a daughter.

MaanieaEs Wallajahbad, on the 22d Sept. Lieut. Mal-
colm 11 'Neill, 6th regt. light cavalry, to Emily, second daughter
to Major Bennett, 69th regt.—At Joulna, Bth Sept., Marcus
White, Esq., to Priscilla, only daughter of --- Brooks, Esq.
same station.—At Baylon, on the 3d Sept. R. Brock, Esq. to
Miss A. C. Robinel.—At Madras, on the 22d Sept. Lieutenant
Joseph Simmons, 45th regt. to Matilda, youngest daughter of
W. Rutter, Esq.
DEATIIB.-At Hassingabad, 27th Aug., Major W. Hanley,
political agent at Bhopal.—At Madras, 27th Aug., the lady of
Capt. Fenwick, Madras European regt.—At Belgaum, the 9th
Sept. Col. G. Molle, his Majesty's 46th Itegiment.—A t Madras,
9th Sept. H. F. Lyte, Esq.—The 18th Sept. Mrs. Julia Taylor.
Sept. Roth, at Puisuwrkum, Major Alam Brown.—On the 6th
Oct. at Bangalore, the Lady of the Rev. A. Forbes.—On the
6th Oct. at Madras, E. R. Sullivan, Esq.—At Calcutta, 6th
Sept. Mr. Humphrey Longley, chief officer of the Woodford.—
At Calcutta, sth Sept. Lieut. Geo. Walter, of the Engineers.—
At Sechpore, on the 4th Sept. Capt. W. Browne.—At Cal-
cutta, on the 6th Sept. Mr. Charles Fernandes.—At Calcutta,
7th Sept. Mr. Francis Willoughby, son of Col. Willoughby.

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SOLES' QUIS DICERE FALSUM ACIDEAT

LONDON,
MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1824.

The following extracts are from the Paris
Papers of Friday and Saturday :

( From the Moniteur of Friday, March 19. )
NOTHING OFFICIAL.

QUEITURE OF THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

PARIS, MARCH 18.—Messrs. the Deputies are informed,
that on Saturday, the 20th March, there will be a Gener7l
Meeting at the Palace of the Chamber, precisely at two o'cloef
for the purpose of drawing lots for the General Deputation for
the Royal Sitting. The tickets for the Royal Sitting far the
Mass of the Holy Ghost, will be distributed at this Meeting.