The Sun.
London, England, 1824-05-31 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

I. Arrivals in England.
From China—The Ann and Hope, Page, °lithe Start the 23d
inst. bound to Amsterdam; sailed from Macao the 27th Novem-
ber, and did not touch at St. Helena.
The Ilythe, Wilson, off the Start the 27th inst.; sailed from
China the 14th January ; from A njeer Roads the 25th January ;
and from St. Helena the 28th March.
From Bengal—The Duke of Lancitater, Davies, offthe Land's
End the 25th- instant, sailed from Calcutta, Dec. 20, and from
Madras Jan. 10, bound to Lilerpool.
From Bencoolen—,The Borneo, Ross,
27th inst. sailed from Fort Marlborough the 11th of January,
and from the Cape the 9th March. off Beachy Head the
From St. Helena—The Prince of Denmark, Williams,
from the South Seas; sailed from S 4 Helena the 31st March.
11. Arrivals at the Eastern Ports.
At the Cape of Good Hope.--The Lady East, Richardson,
from Bengal and the Mauritius, on the 2d March. The John
Barry, Roche, from London, bound to the Mauritius, on the
3d ; and the Adrian, Gordon, from London to Van Diemans'
Land, on the 4th March.

At St. Helea.—The Warren Hastings, Rawes, from China,
and the Britannia, Luke, from Aiddrs.s.

111. Sailing from the Eastern Ports.
FrOm Madras.—The Woodford, Chapman; and the Wm.
Miles, Beadle, on the 9th January.
From the Cape.—The Cornwallis, Henderson, was to sail
for London the 12th March.

The Heroine, Ostler, for Van Dieman's Land, 28th Fe-
bruary.
The Barkworth, Cotgrave, for Bombay, Ist March.
The Columbia, Chapman, for Liverpool, the Ist March,
(sailed from Bombay the Ist January.)
IV. Ships spoke with.
The Madras, Fisher, from Celoyn, with troops ; off Cape
Lagullas, by he Warren Hastings, who furnished her with
1,600 gallons of water.

The- Mary Ann, Cragie, from London to Bombay, 18th
Feb, lat. 23 S. long. 28 W. •
The Mellish, Cole, from London to Bengal, 3d May, off
Cape Finisterre. •
V. Miscellaneous Occurrences.
The Borneo, Ross, arrived from Bencoolen, experienced a
very heavy gale off Scilly on the 20th instant, and lost her
sails.
The Lady East, Richardson, from the Mauritius, put into
the Cape with loss of rudder, and was undergoing repairs.
The Duke of Lancaster, Davies, arrived off the Lands End,
from India, was beating about for a fair wind, and could not
get into port. _ _

VI. Ships sailed during► the past week.
From Portsmouth.—The Lady Raffles, Coxwell, for Madras
and Bengal, on the 23d. _

The Triumph, Green, for Bombay, on the 25th.
The Cornwall, Bunyon, for Madras and Bengal, on the 28th
instant.

From the Downs—The Honourable Company's ship Asia,
Balderston, for Madras and Bengal.
The Simpson, Capt. Simpson, on the 24th.
The Pyramus, Brodie, for idadras and Bengal, on the 20th
instant.

From Gravesend.—The Salmon River, Gransmore, for Ba-
tavia and Singapore, the 27th inst.
VII. Ships expected to sail during the present week.
From Bengal.—The George Home, Young, from the Downs.
For Bombay.—The Katherine Stewart Forbes, Chapman ;
and the_Marquis of Hastings, Wynton, from the Down-

Anton,
For the Cape.—The Cape Packet, Kellie, from the Downs.
For St. Relena.—The Resolution, Gibbs, from Shields, and
the Downs.

For New South Wales, Timor, and Otaheite.—The Active,
Charlton; Stedcotnbe,Barnes; and the Prince Regent schooner,
from Gravesend.

VI 11. Passengers Homeward.
Per Juliana, Webster, recently arrived from the Mauritius.—
Lieut. Brewer, royal artillery, from the Cape; Lieut. Hum.
phries,_ royal navy ; Mr. Charles White, Mr. and Mrs. Rodd
and child ; Mrs. Vickers.
Per Borneo, Ross, from Bencoolen.—None.
Per Hythe, Wilson, from St. Helena—Mr. Paterson ; Lt.
Kemp, Bengal artillery.
Per Duke of Lancaster, Davies, from Bengal.—Colonel and
Mrs. Cole.

Per Prince of Denmark, Williams from the South Sess.--
The Governor of the Island of Ascension.

IX. Passengers Outward.
Per Hon. Company's ship Asia, Capt. Balderston, Madras
and Bngal.
Mrs. Cochrane, Miss Cochranee, Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Major
Chambers, Miss Matilda, liosa.bella' and Miss Chambers, Lt.
Col. Pereira, Mrs. Perera, Mrs. B. Clark, Madras Civil Ser-
vice, Mrs. Clerk, Dr. H. Atkinson, Mrs. and Miss Atkinson,
Miss F. Atkinson, Mr. A. Atkinson, Mr. G. H. Atkinson,
Capt. C. Laurens, Lieut.-Col. .
Pitcairne, Messrs. W. R hind,
T. Beale, R.. Gardner, W. H.
Tyler , 0. W. Alexander
writers •
i
Messrs. T. Whistler, T. Gould, .W. Innis, J. P.
Sharp, Chas. J. C. Collins, W. Alston, J. Campbell, cadets;
,
companyuny, for Madras and Bengal._
's recruits, 5 women.
three
Per
shipnat iv ecorn servants,wall: lciaoonp
tBMr. and Mrs. Usher, Mr.. and Mrs. Bluett, Dr. and Mrs.
Cragie, Mr. and Mrs. Reddy, Air,
and Mrs. Ridsdall, two
Misses Blenchyliden, Miss C. Goodinge, Miss Debrett, Capts.
Norton, Coventry, Thorpe, Debret; Lieut. Musgrave, Mr. R.
Fitzgerald, Messrs. Hutton, Jenkins, Cooke, Kerr, Chouette,
Pudner, Key, Mr. Sarkis.
Per Pyramus, Capt. Brodie, for itladrass and Bengal.—Rev.
Mr. Kidd, and Mrs. Kidd for Malacca ; Rev. Mr. Edmonds
for Chinsurah, Mrs. Edmonds, Messrs. Price, handell, T. W.
Sumner, merchant, to Bengal, A. Harper, ditto, Love, Wil-
kinson,
.W. D. Gamage, Watkinson, Bennett, Erskine; Mrs.
Watkinsor. and two children.
Per Bencoolen Capt. Kirkwood, for Madrass and Bengal
ftom Liverpool.—The Rev. Chapman, to Madras, Mrs.
Hough and daughters Miss A. Nol le.
Per the Lady Raffles, Captain Coxwell, for lndia.—Cantains,
Seymour and Gramshaw ; Lieutenant Campbell ; Messrs.
Peecher, Palsgrave, Hughes, More, Marshall, Leybarn,.
Scarilla ; Mrs. Gramshaw and child, and Mrs Hampton and
tmerick ; three Misses Maxwell's, Alinchin and Andre; Mrs.
Barlow and Turner;. Misses Vincent, Mills, Patley, and
Hughes.
Per Simpson, Captain Simpson, for Bombay.—None.
Per Honourable Company's ship Marchioness of Ely, Capt.
Mangles, for Madras and Bengal.—Mrs. Mouat, returning to
her husband in Bengal. Mrs. Conwell and Willitts, for Ma-
dras: Miss Short, for Madras; A. Cherry, Esq.. Madras civil
service; Doctor. COnwell, Madras establishment, Capt. Wiliest,
his Majesty's service, Capt. Fitzgerald, Bengal establishment,
Rev. Mr. Proley, clergyman, ditto, I.lr. Taylor, Madras esta-
blishment, F. Mendis, Esq., for Bengal, Mrs. H. Griffiths ;
Millar, Fenton, Jack, Mellish, Evelyn, cadets ; Mr. Lilly, for
Madras, and military officers.
.: .
Per Hon. Company's ship Rose, Captain Marquis, for Ma-
dras and. Bengal,—Aliss Margaret Mackean, Miss Isabella
Jane, Miss Louisa Franees, and Miss M. Buller, daughters to
Sir
Dickens,
barrister;.. o 1
Ensign G a rn
. Bengal infantry;
Mr.
Lynch, his Majesty's
a c
L,
14th regiment; Messrs. Thomas Irving, Erskine, Thomas
Erskine, Charles Campbell, W. F. Campbell, John F. Ha-
milton, and Anthony Carrol. Hayes, cadets; Mr. Henry Pollet,
free mariner, for Bengal ; Mrs. Sarah Dyer, wife of Dir. Sam.
Dyer; Misses Harriet and. Emma Dyer, Anghters of ditto;
Miss Eliza Harrington; Mrs. Tennison, wife of Captain Ten-
nison, Royals • Dr. Samuel Dyer, surgeon, Madras Establish-
ment;- Mr.. Henry V. Conolly, writer; Mr. Charles West,
cadet; Captain Tennison, of his Majesty's Royals; Lieut.
Nicholson, of Ist Royals; Assistant-surgeon Stoddart, ditto;
Lieuts. Tessider, Woodhouse, Campbell, Williamson, Mount-
steven, and June's, and Ensign Ward, 30th regiment ; and
Lieut. Harding, 89th regiment, for Madras.
P.S.—The Hon. Company's ships Marchioness of Ely, and
the Rose, were dispatched at the East. India- House, on Wed-
nesday last, waiting for a fair wind in the Downs.

. ,
On Saturday two it
,were taken at
the Black Horse, York-street, Wesuninster, on the bOdies of
,
two persons who had, although in apparent health, dropped
down dead that merning.- One of them was a 'man of the
name of Jones, who had far many years past earned a scanty
subsistence by-the sale of cakei &c., -at the corner of Parlia,
ment-street, _and who-fell down' dead while standing at that
downhe .fury lifelessto whileboth oparsoocseecli ng
spo'., The. other was a soldier, of the name of' Gotz, who-fell
towards the Horse Guards._
Treturned a verdict of " Died by the
visitation of God."

Front the LONDON G A ZETTE, May. 29.

[This Gatette Contains a proclamatfon, ctinitnatiding the
Peers of Sc&land to assemble at II olyrood-house, in Edinburgh,
on Thursday July ft; between twelve an two, to elect one of
their own body to sit and vote" in the house of Peers, in the
present Parliament, in the room of the late Marquis of Lothian.
It also notifies, that Sir -William Draper Best was on the 26th
sworn of his Majesty's Most Hon. Privy Council.]

BANKRUPTCIES EN LA RUED.
John Anthony Gilbert, George-lane; Botolplr-lane, merchant,
from June 5, to July Q 4.

Major Parkes, i olly-ball, Worcestershire, flint-glass-manu-
facturer, from June 1 to Jul• 21.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
William Sutton, Sunbury, Middlesex, brewer.
BANKRUPTS.

J. Everitt, St. Martin's, Stamford•Baroa, Northampton-
shire, dealer in horses, to surrender June 7, l, July 10, at the
George and Angel Inn, Stamford, Lincolnshire. Solicitors,
Messrs. Hamilton and Ullithorne, Tavistock-row, Covent-
garden.
P. Booth, Gee-Cross' Cheshire, cotton-spinner, June 14, 15,
July .411, at the Star Inn, 3lapchester. _Solicitors, Messrs.
Milne and Parry, Temple.
R. Spofforth, jun. Howden, Yorkshire, scrivener, Jiine 10,
11, July 10, at the house of W. Wells, Boothferry. So
licitor, Mr. Lowndes, Red Lion-square.
a D. Bulmer, Liverpool, money-seriviner, June 21, 22,
July 10, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Soitor, Mr. Chester,
Staple-inn.
, R. 'Wilson, Tooley-street, victualler, June 5, 12, July 10,
at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Mr.,
Whitton, Great James-street, Bedterd-row.
T. W. Wise, Jermyn-street, tavern-keeper, June 5, 12,
July 10, at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall-street.
tors, Messrs. Fisher and Lake, Bury-street, St. James's.
Prancis Warneford, Wakefield, tea-dealer, June 5, 12, JUly
10, at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall-street. Solicirbrs,
Messrs. Noy and Hardstone, Great Tower-street.
Charles Waterhouse, Bridgnprth, Shropshire, druggist; Juno
5, 19, July 10, at the Castle Inn, Bridgnorth, Solicitors;
Messrs. Philpot arid Stone, Southampion-street; Bloomsbury.
Edmond StolitorthY, Chilwell-street', cheesemonger, June I,
12, July 10, at the Bankiurits Court; Basinghall-street. So-
lictor, Mr. Richardson, Cheapside.
Francis Kain, Fore-street, Limehouse, coat-merchant, June
5, 12, July 10, at the Bankrupts'Court, Basinghall-street. So;.
licitors, Messrs. Harman, Wine-office-court, Fleet-street.
Thomas Pine and Edward Davis, Maidstone, millers, June
5, 12, July 10, at the Bankrupts' Court, Basinghall-street. So-
licitors, Messrs. Fisher and Sudlow, Thavies-inn, Holborn.
John Baptist Austin, Cheapside, druggist, June 5, 12, July,
10, at the Bankrupts' Court, asinghall-street: Solicitors,
Messrs. Russell and Son, Lant-street, Southwark.
Robt. Clark and James Jobling, jun. Trinity-square, Tower-
hill, coal-factors, June 6, 15, Jully 10, at the Bankrupts'
Court, Basinghall-street. Solicitors, Messrs. Grace and Stead-
man, Birchin-lane. _ _