The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-05 00:00:00

INDIA.

SHIPS TRADING to INDIA and to the EASTWARD of the CAPE cf GOOD HOPE.

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1824.
-% Nov. 6
12 }Boyne'
475 Edward Rule Thos.Lawson City Canal Edward Rule, Lime-street
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20 j hamt 427 George Waugh Charleaßeach City Canal John Lyney, jun. Birchin-lane
30 Waterloo 416 Charles Gardner Chas. Gardner City Canal Anstice & Thornhill, Lime.st.
15 Lady Campbell 684 Cockerill, Trail, & Co. James Irvine City Canal Edmund Read, Riches-court
Palmira 560 Buckles and Co. John Lamb City Canal Buckles and Co. Mark-lane
30 Isabella 570 Chalmers and Guthrie John Wallis City Canal Chalmers & Guthrie, Idol-lane
Madras and Dec. 20 Coromandel 643 George Joad, Thomas Boyes W.l.Docks John Lyney, jun.
Bengal . 1825..
Birchin-lane
Mar. 5 Hope White-lion-et.
30 Canal.rchin-lane
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[ Ilay 10 Kingston 639 David Sutton David Sutton E. L Docks Barber & Neate, Birchin-lane
566 J. Cumberlege, jun. J. Cumberlege E. I. Docks John Lyney, jun.
eadenhall-st.
750 Wm. A. Bowen W. A. Bowen City Canal Capt.B.Jerusalem-coffee-house
1824.
Bombay -. Nov. 10 Abberton 462 William Bawtree . L. Percival • W.LDocks William Abercrombie
20 Royal George 477 John Barry
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S. Ellerby City Canal John Lyney, jun.
Oct. 19 Alexander 477 George Joad W.Richardson W I.Docks John Lyney, jun.
Mauritius and 30 Africa
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Ceylon - 1825.
Jan. 5 Belzoni 330 William Tindall John Skelton W.l.DocksJohn Lyney, jun.
250 Robert Grangee And. Anderson City Canal Edmund Read
Cape, Batavia, 1824.
& J Singapore Nov. 1 EariSt. Vincent 393 Richard Mount J. Middleton LondonDs. Cookes and Long, Mark.lane,
15 Margaret 358 Thornums and West Wm. Simpson City Canal Edmund Read
1 Dec. 15 Maria 351 Thorntons and West James Moffatt City" Canal Edmund Read
Batavia & Sin- 25 Batavia .192 Thorntons and West Robert Blair City Canal Edmund Read
gapore - 1825.
Jan. 20 Heroine 360 Thorntons and West Deptford Edmund Read
31 Philotoxe 225 Thorntons and West .I. Rutherford Blackwall Edmund Read
1824.1
Cape . 2, Nov. 5 Venus 168 Henry Houghton Gen. Kilgour LondonDs. L. Swainson, Nag's-head-court
t 30 Luna 201 Robert Knox ltobt. Knox LondonDs. Cookes and Long 1 10 Hooglily 442 Buckles and Co. P. J. Beeves Dept&Cork Buckles and Co.
New S. Wales -: 15 Hercules 182 Buckles and Co. •• W. Vaughan Portsm. .I.Lachlan, Great A yliffe-street
t --. Royal Charlotte 471 Robert Graham and Co. Jos. J. Corhyn Woolwich William Abercrombie
Van Dieman's Lti. Sir Clias..Forbe 490 Geo. Machines T. Foulerton Sheerness G.Maclnnes, Token-house-yd.
1 Harvey 400 Daniel Peache Daniel Peache LondonDs. Whitson and Hewitt, Crutchcd
Van Dieman's I 3 Hugh Crawford 366 John Campbell Wm. Langdon LondonDs. Buckles and Co. [Friars
Land & New , Li
Soutk Wales. 1 20 Elizabeth: 362 Bobert Brooks T. Collins LondonDs. it. Brooks, Old Broad-street
L Dec. 15 Woodlark 198 Buckles and Co. Thos. Brown LondonDs. Buckles and Co.
• Sails from Gravesend Nov. li, and Portsmouth Nov. 12. I- Gravesend Nov. 15, Portsmouth N0v.20.

;end Nov. 0, and

.tsmouth Nov. 12.
resend Nov. 15, 1'

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Louth Nov. 22.

The EAST INDIA COMPANY'S SHIPS of the SEASON
1824-25.

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

MARGATE, Nov. 4, FIVE r.m.—lt has continued to blow
strong from the IVestward all day, so that the Columbus and
the steam-packets still remain at their anchors off here.—Off
here the Nile, Davison, from Montreal.
DEAL, Nov. 4.—Wind N.W. to W.—About 10 A.m., with
the wind at N.W., the Sarah Christiana, Duchess of York,
Regalia, Earl Johan, and Two Sisters, with several brigs,
sailed; the rest of the outward-bound remain. Arrived from
the River and remain the Thomas, Bell; Prince Coburg, Tre-
mayne ; Castle Lachlan, Smith ; Miranda, Wildgoose ; Lovely
Ann, Blyth ; Diana, Braithwate ; Hiram, Brown ; Roslyn
Castle, Hepburn; Lyra, Renwick, and Eliza, Johnson, all
outward bound.

Ponrsatou•rtr, Nov. 4.—Wind W.N.W., blowing strong
—Arrived his Majesty's ship Dispatch, from the Mediterra-
nean. Sailed his Majesty's ships Champion and Pandora, on
a cruize. Remain the outward-bound as helve.

FALMOUTU, Nov. 3.—Wind W. to N.W.—Sailed the Au.
rora, Earl, for Madras and Calcutta; and Four Friends, lio.
hurts, for London.

Livzuroot, Nov. B.—Arrived the Friends, —, from
Quebec ; Jessie, Douglas, from flay Chaleur, and Mary Ford,

Pictou.

The Caledonia, Lindsey, from Greenock; Sally, of Mary
Port; Lee, of ditto, were totally loot on Atiramichi Bar the
28th of September ; crews' saved.

The Clyaus, of Maryport, was on shore on Miramichi Bar,
but expected to be got oft

The Albion, Lowrle, and Friendship, Ramsey, from Berwick
to Grangemouth, was totally wrecked, near Dunbar,on Tuesday

last.
The Dunmore, Connelly, fVorn Sligo to Liverpool, has bee 9
carried into Fielding Harbour and scuttled, and cargo sold.

ME COLUMBUS.

This ship, respecting which so general. a feeling of public
curiosity has been excited since her arrival off the British
shores, from the prevalence of strong winds in direct opposi-
tion to her course, has been prevented yet entering the
Thames, although a general expectation was entertained on
Wednesday, that with the assistance of the two steam-
vessels who had her in tow, she would have reached
Gravesend yesterday. Under this impression, the proprie-
tors of the Swiftsure steam-packet gave rather a short
notice, that, for the gratification of the public, their
vessel would proceed so far down the River as to inspect this
extraordinary ship, and return to the Tower the same evening.
Notwithstanding that this intimation, from the sbortness of the
notice, was but imperfectly known, numbers yesterday morn-
ing repaired on board the steam-vessel, which against a
strong head tide proceeded nearly as far as the Nore, with the
full expectation on the part of the passengers of having their
curiosity gratified. Nor was it at all doubted but such would
be the case, until the arrival of the Albion steam-vessel from
Margate, which communicated the somewhat unexpected intel-
ligence that she still remained in the Roads of that place. The
proprietor of the Swiftsure (Mr. S. Knight), upon receiving
this information, evinced as very laudable feeling to gratify
to the fullest extent in his power the wishes of the company
but as there appeared no probability of the Columbus remov-
ing during the prevalence of the strong adverse wind, it was
determined to relinquish the object of their trip until she
should approach near the River. By the kindness of one of the
principal owners of this vessel we have been favoured with the
following particulars t—fle left the Columbus yesterday in Mar.
gate Roads, where it was intended she should remain until the
wind moderated, or until Saturday, when they would have the ad-
vantage of a spring tide to bring her over the Flats, with the assist-
ance of tile two steam vessels in attendance, the James Watt
and Soho. She was perfectly free from water in her hold, and a
number of extra hands were on board, should their services be
required, although the Officers speak in the highest terms of
the facility with which she was managed by the ordinary
mode of navigating ships of the usual construction. We learn
from the same authority, that from the time of her making the
Scilly Lights until her anchoring in the Downs she sailed before
the wind at the-rate of eight knots and a half per hour. Captains
Dalrymple and Manning, together with many Naval Officers
of distinction have visited her, and some remained on board
while proceeding round the Foreland. So general is the curl.
osity respecting this vessel, that not a ship or small craft passes
as close as possible in order to obtain an Im.
perfect
er construction, and they then testify their ap.
pw)riortbheaoctutiotvlbel:vbryionfrhgepeated cheers. About 60 vessels remain In
Alargate Roads wind-bound. —( New limn.

The commemoration of the birth of Mr. PITT
was celebrated at the New Inn, Derby, on Thursday se'n-
night. The Rev. C. S. HOPE in the unavoidable absence of Sir
George Hope took the Chair, and was supported by Sir R.
wihnot„ Sit C. A.. Hastings,