The Sun.
London, England, 1824-02-02 00:00:00

MERCANTI SHIPPING.

PoßTsmouTu, FE8.1.--Wind S.E.--Sailed the Mac.
queen, Walker, for India; and Joseph Green transport for
Cork. Arrived yesterday the following outward-bound vesuls
from the Downs, viz. :—Juno, Elke, Stag, Cambria, Jonrak
Turners, Barbadoes Planter, Medway, Posthumus, and Warms
Lushington.
FALMOUTH, JAN. 31.—Wind S.S W.—Arrived the Earl of Selkirk, Walker, from Newfoundland, in 19 days. Sailed
the Stanmer packet, for Lisbon. Put back with damage tha
Lady Mary Pelham packet for the Leeward Islands.
CowEs, FELL I.—Sailed the Lord Hungerford, and Ditches,
of Athol, for India ; Sneaton Castle, Brown, for Charlestone
Ann, Whitmore, for Cape Coast Castle; and Comet,
411ot:re,
for avannah.
DEAL, FEB. 1.--Wind S. by W.—Remain, with two brigs,
names unknown, the Salacia, /learn, for Jamaica ; and thu
Dominica, Holder, for Madeira and St. Vincents.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. 31.--Arrived the Thomas Burrow;;,
from Trinidad; Antigua Packet, Bahia;' Cortes,
D'Cost; and Duchess of Gloucester, King, from New York ;
Briganza, °berry, from Virginia; Ida, Aldridge; True Blue.
and Thomas Gelstone, from New Brunswick ; and IVilliam and
Helen, Rowland, from Ida.—Capt. Cargill, of the Nerina, ar-
rived here with melancholy accounts of several shipwrv,k,:
between the 21st and 25th ult., principally between Chetem,
and Cape North, viz.—Nerina, of North Shields; Wytoo,
of
; Assistance, of Liverpool ; and Commerce, of Bristol
most of the crews were saved ; the coast was strewed with wrecl:s.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
I.—ARRIVALS FROM INDIA AT THE OUT-PORTS.
From Rengal.—The Mellish, Captain Cole, in the Downs ; sailed from the Sand Heads of the nth Septenikr, and
St. Helena, 24,th November.
Passengers.—Mrs. Couty, Mrs. Bagnold, Mr. BagshaV,Mr.
Robinson, Lieut. Kearney, Surgeon, his Majesty's 24th Regi-
ment ; Lieut. Pennington, Royal Navy.
Pasiengers per Claudine.—Copt. Crabtree, whose arrival-we
announced in (Air last Number ; Mrs. Uhthoff and child, Capt.
Carroll, 86th. Regiment ; Captain Orr, Native Infantry ; Su/-
geon Woodburn, Royal Navy ; and Lieut. Vincent, from if,.: Cape.

From Batavia.—The Ophelia, Capt. Haskell, at Corea ;
sailed the 13th October, and bound to Rotterdam.
The Rotterdam, Waters, off Romney; sailed the 26th Sri,-
tember, bound to Antwerp.

ll.—Arrivals In India from Europe.
At Bengal.—Sept. 4, the Asia, Pope, from BomLay t.nt".
,ondon.
Sept. 5, the Madras, Clark, from Madras and London.
At Batavia._The .lama;ca, Watt, from London ; no date.
Off Ceylon.—Sept. 16, The England, Reay, from London.
from India, &c.
From Bengal.—Aug. 15, the Alexander, Dickie, for Penang,
Singapore, and Batavia.
Aug. 16, the Wellington, Maxwell, for Bencoolen and Li: - tavia.
Aug. 17, the Roharts, C. H. Bean, for Madras.
Aug. 20, the Aurora, Earl, for Penang, Singapore, and Ba-
tavia.
The Alfred, for Singapore, Batavia, and England.
I V.—Ships spoken with.
The Potton, Welbank, from London to Bengal, on the .1V?. August.
The Lucy Davidson. Williams. from London to the Cape,
12th December, lat. 6. N. long. 21. W.
The Providence, Remmington, from London to Bengal, 11 to December, lat. 6. 2d, N. long. 22, 30. W.
The Bengal :Merchant, Brown, from London to Bengal, ll:t
December, lat. 4. N. long. 22. W.
The Margaret, Henderson, from the Mauritius to Gibraltar, -
9th December, lat. 9. N. long. 22. W.
V.—Ships expected daily to arrive in England.
FROM BENGAL—The Morley, Holliday, for London ; and
the Bridget, Leslie, for Liverpool ; to sail the 20th September.
The Stentor, Harris, and the Ogle Castle, Brown, for London ;
to sail the lat October.
Frost MADnAs.—The Bairns, Cunningham, to sail the 12;:a
September.
FROM BOMRAY.—The Brilsfoid, Spring, to sail the 15th
October ; and the Royal George, Ellerby, that sailed the 27th
August.
FROM THE MAURITIUS.—The Cape Packet, to sail the
30th October.

Vl.—Sips sailing from England.
The Castlo Huntley, for Bombay and China ; and the
Duchess of Athol, for Bengal and China, at Cowes.
Macqueen, for Bengal and China and the Lord Hungerford,
for the Mauritius, Madras, and Bengal, at Portsmouth, al..
wind-bound.
For Bengal, Bombay, or Madras, none expected to sail
next week.
For Batavia.—The Caroline, Harris, to clear out on Monday.
For Ceylon.—The Thames, Litson, to clear out on Taes-
day.—(lndian Observer.)