The Sun.
London, England, 1824-04-12 00:00:00

11. Arrivals a' ``,e Eastern Ports,

At Bombay—Nov. 6, the D irotf;;,iariia;es, from Liver'
pool. .

Nov. 11, The Columbi, Chapman, from ditto.
Nov. 11, The Countess of London, from Batavia.
Nov. 11, The Milford, Howard, from China.
At Madras.—Nov. 6, The Boyne: Lawson, from London.
At the Mauritius.---Dec. 12, The Felicitas, Campbell, trod
Bengal.
Dec. 17, The Lady East, Richardson, from ditto. _
Dec. 20, The Admiral Cockburn, Briggs, from New Soatk
Wales.

Dec. 20, The William Penn; Brown, from ditto.
• • Dec. 20, The Urcania, Newton, from ditto.
Dec. 22, The Ellen, Camper; from the Cape.
At the Cape.—Feb.-.1, The Thalia, Munro, from Batavia-,
Feb. 5. The Lucy Davidson, Williams, from London.
Feb. O. The Providence, tternmington; froM ditto. . 7
At St. Helena.—Feb. 15. The Sophia, Sutton, from 800..
Feb. 17. The Jaroima, Watts, from Batavia. •
Feb. 18. The Alfred, Dolge, from ditto.
111.
Sailings from the Eastern Ports.

From China.—Dec. la.. The Herefordshire, Hope, for London-
From Bengal.—Nov. 8. The Menton, Harris, for ditto. '
Nov. 11. The Madras, Clarke, for Madras, Ceylon, and.
London.

From Bombay—Dec. 13th, the Dorothy, Garnock, for LAW!".
pool. His Majesty's ship Liven, fur Muscat.
From the Cape.—January 30. The Aquatic, Clover, for Lilo
Mauritius.

Feb. 1. The Hibernia, Gillies, for Van I)ieman's Land.
Feb. 2. The Nepos, Trader, for the Mauritius ; and cliff'
Ellen, Camper, for Amsterdam.
Feb. 4. The Venus, Atkinson ; and the De Cock, Martini
for the Mauritius.

Feb. 8. The Elizabeth, S:wan, for London.
From St. Helena—Feb 12. The Lord Suffield, Brown, fut
London.

Feb. 13. The Salisbury, King, for Dublin.
Feb. 21. The Sophia; Sutton ; Jamima, Watt ; and the Al-:
fred, Beige, for ',Eldon.
IV. Ships loading at the Eastern Ports.
At Bengal—The Pilot, Gardner, from London, and the
Hero of Malown, Garrick, for the Mauritius and London, to
sail the Ist of December.

The Wm. Nile;, Beadle, for London, to sail the 10th Dec.
The Florentia, Wimble,
,and the WoodfOrd, Chapman;, for
London, the Orient. White, for Madras and London, were W
sail the 15th December.
The Lady Flora, M'Donnell, for Padang and London, and
the Asia, Pope, for Madras and London, to sail the 20th Dee.
The. Fame, Young, for Bencoolen and London ; the Potton,
Welbanlc, the Rockingham, Beach, and the Abberton, Perd-
.Yal, for London; the Ospray,'M`Gill, for Greenock; and the
Duke of Lancaster, Davies, for LiverpoOl, were to sail the end
of December.

The Hon. Company's ships Thomas Grenville, Blicents,
Princess Charlotte of Wales, and Marquis 'Wellington at new
anchorage. The free-traders Lady Campbell, Grenada, Gangef,
(Cumberlege), Kingston, -Mexborouo, Royal George, Pal-
myra, John Taylot, and Albion, had recently arrived, that no
time was fixed tor their sailing to Eagland.

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Summary of the number of Ships lying in the river Hooghlf:
Bengal, Ist November, 1823.
No. Tonnage.
H. M.'s Ships - - - - 2
Hon. Co.'s Ships - - - 4 ' 3,918
Hon. Co.'s chartered Ships - - 6 2,743
Free.traders for Great Britain -- 16 7,812
Country Ships for Great Britain - 4 2,216
Ships and vessels in the country trade 26 9,620'
Laid up for sale or freight - - 7 4.,513
American Ships - - - - 3 956
French do. - - - 2 221

Portuguese do. - - 2
Danish do. - - - - 1

Arabian do. - - - - 10 4,560
Malabar do. under English colours 9 3,508

Total - - 93 ships. 40,652 tone.
Ships spoke with.
The Mary Ardlie, from London to Bengal, December 15th,
within two days sail of Saugar Point, Bengal.
The Echo, Dunlop, tl•orn London to the Cape, January 22!
off St. Jago.
The Royal Charlotte, Graham, from London to the Mauri..
tius, December 8, lat. 1 N., long. 85, E.
The Ellen, Camper, from the Mauritius to Cowes and AM.-
sterdam, March 4, lat. 2, 40, N., long. 22. 24, W.
The Stentor, Harris, from Bengal to London, 14th February/
lat. 12. 15, S., long 10, W.
The Telemacher, froM Batavia to Antwerp, Feirunry 13,
lat. 13. 40, S., long. 8. 30 W.

Vl.—Miscellaneous Occurrences.

The Atlas, Clifton, was lying in Hog-creek, Hooghley river, ,
20th November, dismantled ;. the cargo was nearly all recovered,
but damaged, and put up for sale, without reserve. The hull
of the ship was expected to be saved. -
Mr. Thornton, supercargo of the General de Knock, who had
been taken by the pirates off Batavia, was safe, baying. been
conveyed to one of the Leeward Island ; the Rajah had inter-
fered, through his fernier kindness to 'some Malays, and he was •
expected to return to Batavia about the lath December, with
the grateful feelings of his friends, who were alarmed for the
preservation of his life.
VlL—Outward-bound ships—Sailings from England.
From Portsmouth.—The Catherine, Mackintosh, for Madras
and Bengal; and the Phoenix, White, for Van Dieman's Land,
with convicts, on the 3d instant. The Tyne, Warrington, for
Madras and Bengal, on the sth instant ; and the Chapman,
Milbank, for Van Dieman's Land, with convicts.
From Liverpool.—The Hindostan, M'Cullum, for Bengali
on the 3d instant; and the Perseverance, Brown, for Bengal,
on the 4th instant.

VIII. Ships to sail this week.
For Bengal.—The Mellish, Cole, from the Downs, on Wed-
nesday..

For-Madras and Bengal.—The Golconda Edwards, from
Portsmouth, on Thursday.

For the Cape—Tlie-alaerity, Findlay, from Cowes, al
Friday or Saturday.
For the Cape and St. Helena—The Mary, Watson, from the
Downs, on Wednesday or Thursday.
For Van Dieman's Land, or New South Wales—The Del'
mark Hill, Foreman, from the Downs, on Monday; and the
Deveron,-Wilson, from ditto, on Thursday.

Passengers per ship Catherine, fur-Madras and Bengal-
W. P. Shedden, Esq., Mrs; Shedden, Rev. G. J. Laurie,
Miss Laurie, Major I'. Cameron, Captain Hind, Mrs. Hind,
Muller, Esq., Lieutenant 'Shakespeare, Messrs. She-
Goldinghanil Trevor, Russel, Daniell, Duncan, Graham,
and Croggon. Lieutenant Boyne, Messrs. Courtney, Fish,
Hope, Holloway, Sims, Oakley, Johnson, and Burne, Dr.