The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-03 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrivals.—Cicely, M'Leod, from New South Wales,
at Liverpool, sailed from Sydney, April 25, Pernam-
buco, July 17 ; Hopkinson, Stephens, from Bengal, off
Liverpool, sailed April 21 ; William • Gillies, Clarke,
from Bombay, off Liverpool, sailed May 12 ; Champion,
Cochrane, from Bombay, at Liverpool, - sailed April 15,
St. Helena, July 11 ; Onyx; Browa,:-fom Ceylon, off
Salcombe, sailed .AprP 4, St. Helena, July 2.
Arrivals at Sydney, New South Wales.--Argo, Bil-
ling, from Mauritius and Hobart-town ; Harlequin, Ire-
land, from ; Jane Eliza, White, from the South Seas;
James, White, from Liverpool; James Matheson, Brans-
combe, f-om Liverpool ; Piscator, Ivl‘Queen, from Ho-
bart-town ; Sir John Falstaff, Gordon, from London ;
Star, Campbell, from ; Cheerful, Pal .4elt, from Cha-
tham Islands ; Mary Ann, Holton, from Hobart-town ;
Indus, Clarke, from Port Philip; Venice, Perit,Ccom Phila-
delphia; Transfer, Monro, from Hobart-town; Beatrice,
Harry, from llamburgh; Champion, Spencer, April 18,
from London ; New Holland, Russell, from Adelaide ;
Neptune, Ferris, from Port Philip ; Mary Ann, Edice,
April 19, from Liverpool ; Jane, Cooper, from the'
South Seas ; Governor Philip, Boyle, April 20, from
Norfolk Island ; Onyx,'Brown,. April 21, ffoin the South
Seas with 950 barrels sperm oil ; Laura, Day; April 21,
from Hobart Town ; Thistle (steamer), Wishart, April
22, from Plymouth ; Earl Durham, Cabell, from
Dundee.

Departmw from Sydney.—Black Nymph, for Ma-
nilla ; Charlotte, for Launceston ; Cintra, for Manilla ;
Kate, for New Zealand ; Australasian packet, for Port
Philip ; Martha, for Hobart Town ; Jane, Gifford, for
BataA la ; Glenswill, for Singapore •, William, for Laun-
ceston ; Nimrod, for Singapore ; I)auntless, for Guam ;
Prince George, for China ; Rose (steamer) and Geor-
gians, for Newcastle.

' CANADIAN POLICY OF THE TEEL GOVERN-
mENT.—A leading article of Tuesday's Timo contains
the following passage :—" Passing from foreign to colo-
nial affairs, Lord John Russell takes credit to himself for
having restorcl free institutions to Canada,' without
confessing to any culpability in the transactions which
made it necessary to take these institutions away. By
coquetting with treasonable practices at home and
abroad, these men educated the spirit of rebellion in
Canada, and afterwards by their vacillating incapacity
encouraged it to make head and break out into overt
acts. The flame of civil war once kindled, was quenched
by no wisdom of theirs, but by the gallant British
troops, and the loyal British settlers. How have those
settlers been since treated by this Governmeat, which
claims praise for restoring free institutions to Canada ?
In such a manner as may probably teach those whose
patriotism is not proof against temptation to seek their
own interest on the next similar occasion, by taking part
with the insurgents instead of putting them down. And
if the course of Whig Administration had not been ar-
rested, there is too much reason to apprehend that such
an opportunity might have been speedily found." All,
this, being interpreted, means that the recent Govern-
ment of Canada has been mischievously popular, and
that it behoves Sir Robert Peel and Lord Stanley to re-
store the dominion of the old family compacts. It will
be read thus in Canada. If it were also read there as an
expression of the views of the Peel Government, it
would almost suffice to produce that third rebellion,
which the writer in the Times, in utter ignorance of the
state of Canada, thinks would have happened if the
course of Whig Administration had not been arrested.
—Cu/unit:l Journal.
The Cherbourg Journa mentions that, a few
days ago, no fewer than seventy-seven casks of wine at
Valognes, in the Manche, were condemned by the Ma-
gistrates as unwholesome, and were by their orders
staved, and their contents emptied into the river. The
shores of the stream next day were covered with an
immense quantity of dead fish, and the inhabitants are
,:l.out to institute proceedings to recover compensation
L!lEaßnivN,
damage thus done to their fisheries.
AUG. 25.—The hops in this
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if the present
favourable weather continuos, there is every probability
of a good crop. The late cold weather mater'ally
checked their growth, but:, they are now getting nicely
fnr ti°g:leLbourhood look very

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year) that it was the decay of Nature, and was advised by a if this warm weather continues, will not ,receive much
friend, who said so much in its favour, and the extraordinary damage. The wheat crops are generally good, and it
virtues of your invention, I was induced to give it a trial, and
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means, by the formation of Other associations, the de-
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This Odoriferous Herbaceous Compound of Heibs is sold in are to be confined strictly and exclusively to the objects
eanisters, at Bd., ls. 3d., 2s, 4d., 4s. 4d., Bs., and 15s. 6d. of the Association. The General Committee are to
each, by the Proprietor, W. Grimstone, at 39;Rn:tad-street, elect out of their own body a Sub-Committee, to be
Bloomsbury, and can be obtained in all the principal towns and ' called the "Executive Committee," whose duty it shall
elfin* A liberal allowance to shippers, owners, captanis, and be to conduct the business of the Association ; and also a
all4ondors of Primstone's Eye snug. Thin celebrated Snufi Committee, to be called the "Finance Committee," to
is shipped to all quarters of the globe, anti retains its benign receive all
on moneys on account of the Association, and
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