The Sun.
London, England, 1824-04-19 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

• 1., Arrivals in England.
From Bengal—The- Lord SUflieltl,-Brown, in the,Downs, the
Hth irtst-i- sailed the 24th November, and:St. Helena the 12th
February. • - • •
The Stentor, Harris, in the Downs the'l Ith instant, sailed the.
.Bth November, and St. Helena the 14th February:

The Sophia, Sutton, off' Portsniouth the 12th inst., sailed the
13th December, and from St. Ilelena the 21st FebrUal7.
The Portsea, Worthington,. at CoweS, the 13th inst., sailed
the 11th October, touched at Tellicherry, and left the Mautitius
the 23d January.

From Bombay—The Katherine Stewart -Forbe,s, off' the rsl.
of. Wight, sailed the 13th December, and from St—Helena the
18th February.
The Dorothy, Parrick, at Liverpool, sailed the 13th Decem-
ber,Bass, off' Plymouth the 10th
and front St. Helena the 18th February. . •
inst.,l
salailiedatathvei4B—tlifDlieeceCinnbce7,dl4und to Rotterdam'.
the 11th inst., sailed tie
The Batavia, Blair, from Batavia, off Cowes the 1241 inst.,
sailed
The tiltfeelle2nthclgi.eiseetiniitab,ero,fib.
tot:ILL to‘a
Lizard
Antwerp.
Ist December, bound to Amsterdam. •
The Jamima, Watt, at Portsmouth, sailed the 13th Nov.
from Sincapore the 7th December, and from St. HeleArt to 21st
..
February. ..
Front the Mauritius.--The Juliana, Webster, in the" Downs,
sailed the 25th December. .
li. Arrivals in the Eastern Ports. .
At Malacca.—The Avon, Sumner, the 18th IN;ovtab,,r, floe.
. .
, . . .
At Bombay. 7- The. KingOetirg' e' the Fourth, Betta;-"ot; the
29th November; and the Anna Robertson, Clark, on the 3d
December, from Bengal.
At the 111auritius.—The Royal Charlotte, Graham, from
Bombay, on the sth inst.
The Hero Malown, Garrick ; and the AngelicarFondamine,
from Bengal, on, the 12th January. ' -
111. Sailing from the. Eastern Ports.
From- Bombay.—The
,Dorothy, Garrick, for Liverpool the.
13th December. .

The Milford, Harwood, was to sail for England the sth
January.
The England, Reay, the 23d December; and the Columbia,
Chapman, for Liverpool, the 30th December.
From Bengal.—The Grenada, Anderson, for the Mauritius
and London, the3oth November. .
From the 11.1auritius.=The Admiral Cockburn, Briggs, and
the • Royal Charlotte, Gralnim, on the 15th January, for
London,

IV. Miscellaneous Occurrences.

The Atlas, Clifton, had all,her cargo landed at Calcutta on
the sth December; and Mr. John Breen, ship-builder, had
made a contract to raise the ship 'as She lay in Hog Creek,
and, if floated to Calcutta in 25 days, was to receive 9,000
rupees.
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V. Ships spoke with.
The Duchess of Athol; from London, to Bengal and China,
Ist March, lat. 1. 30. N. long. 22. 30. W.
The Concord, from Batavia to Rotterdam, 3d Feb. lat.-25.
S. long. G. 30. E.
The Telemaque, from Batavia to Antwerp, Ist March, hat,
5. N. long. 22; W.

The Princess Charlotte, 111‘liean, from Liverpool to Bengal
24th Feb lat. 16 S. long. 30 W.
_ _ _

VI. Ships sailed from England the past week.
From Dear—The Denmark Hill, Footman, for Van Dieman's
Land and New South Wales,. on the 11th ; the Mellish, Cole,
for Bengal, on the 15thinst.
From Porismouth—U'lle Golconda, Edwards, for Madras
and Bengal, the 15th inst.
Ships expected to sail this week.
For Bombay—The Upton Castle, Thacker, from Deal, this
day.

kor the Cape—The Mary, Watson, from Ciravesend, on
onday. . •
For Van Dieman's Land and New Soul}, Wales—The De-
veron, Wilson, from Deal, on Wednesday.. .
VII. Passengers homeward; lately arrived. •
Per Sophia, from Bengal—Mr. James Colvin,. Mrs. do.,
Miss Marta do. ; Master Charles Jackson ; Capt. John Hay,
Bengal Native Infantry ; Captain Sebastian Land, do. ;
Wm: HenryAbott, • Mrs. do:and 4 children; Mrs..Abfnuty
and 'S'eliildren ; 'Mr. Henry Watson ; Mr.. Wm. Maxwell and
2 Children ; 2 Master Tanilys ; Miss Charlotte Hunter ; Mi*.s
Matilda IlarriOttl 9 servants,

Per Katherine Stewart Forbes, from Bombay—Mrs. Mar-
riott and 2 children; Capt. Moore, East India Company's. ser-
vice ; Lieut. Pitts, do. ; Lictit. Harrison, do. ; Captain Stott,
17th Lancers; Lieut. Daly ~47th regiment; and 1 child. .
Per Dorothy, from Bombay, Captain and Mrs. Dumbarlin.
Per Lord Suffield, from Bengal, none: '
Per Jamima, from Batavia and St: Helena' his Highness
Newab Shah .Meer, and 3 servants; Captain King, late of the
Salisbury, Masters Charles and Henry. Blake.
Passengers per ships expected to arrive.
Per Elizabeth, Swan, from, Bengal for England, .Miss C.
Wilkinson; L. Holbrow' ,C.Truentan, Master W.F. Holbrow.
For the Cape—R. Morison, Esq. W. Dorin, EN:, Hon.
Company's service; Lieut.-Col. A. Cummins, the Company's
Artillery; Captain W. H. Wilkinson, fort-adjutant, Calcutta
Captain E. Day; the Company's military service; 'Captain. J.
Smith, Dr. Thomas Smith, Mrs. Wilkinson. . • . •
Per Royal Charlotte, from Bombay, Mesdames Graham,
Bathfield, Kenny; Dr. Kenny,. Lieut. Peache,
Per Palmyra, Lamb, from -Bengal, to sail the 15th Jan•— .
Col. Tule, Major and Mrs.. Croker, Captains•Littrer, Scott,
Heeling, Mrs: Bird and two children, CoL and Mrs.'Smith.

' —Passengers by the Ships outward-bound.
Per 'Mellish, Captain Cole, for Bengal.—Colonel Duncan,
his Majesty's 44th regiment, Mrs Duncan, Miss A. Halloran,
Messrs. Price, Audry, Prior, Cole, Tierney, Wilson, Murray,
and Wyllie, 'Cadets.
Per Deveron, Captain Wilson, for 'Van Dieman's Land and
NeW Sot 4),h Wales.—Mr. and Mrs. Godivin, Miss Hamilton
acid servant, Miss Smith, Messrs. Lord, Smith, Dumstcad, Jan-
sides, Pickland, Chapman, Coward, Black, Brett, Murdoch,
Galbraith, Urquhart, Sampson and, friend, Robert, Morley,
Balsey, Scott, Elliot, and Wairidon. _
Passengers per Golconda, Captain James. J. Edwards, for
Madras and Bengal.—Mrs. Bracken, Nelson, and Neish ;
Misses Chinnery, Mackenzie, Low, Langley, two Brightman,
Hnliand, Cropleys, Roxburgh, Reid,. and Abbott ; Thoinas
Bracken, Esq., Robert Nelson, Esq., Dr. Moore, Lieutenant
Pinson, Messrs. Low, Sage, Turner,. 'l'orrens, Taylor, Reid,
Kennaway; Learnionth, Mee, Guissell, Fothingha, Guyon,
Harrington, Frederick, and ar
Toussaint.
Per
Per Upton Castle, Captain Thacker for Bombay.—Captain
Falconer, Mrs. Falconer, Major Hicks, Mrs. Hicks, Miss Bel-
lain, Miss Forbes, Major Byne, Capt. Moreton Capt., Primp,
Mrs.. and Miss Pruen, Capt. Hardkins, Mrs. dardkins, Capt.
Canner, Mr.. Beaumont, 31r. Penny, Mr. Shepherd, Mr. Elliott,
Mrs. Elliott, Mr. Doherty, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Thatcher, Dr.
Gall, and Dr. Troop. . .
The Levant, Cabut, froM Batavia; arrived off Penzance the
17th instant; sailed the 3.oth Dec. . - , •
Hon. Company's ships.
The Princess Charlotte of Wales, Dribble; and Thomas
Grenville, Mannipg,.were to sail for Madras and London, with
specie. . '
The Marquis Wellington, Blanchard ; and the. Mineria,
Probyn, were to sail from 'Bengal direct to London,- the 20th
January.

Hon. Company's chartered ships.
'The rlorentia; Wimble was to _sail from Bengal for London
the 20th December.

The Finie, Young, was to sail Trom Bengal for 13enccolen
the.l6th December.

The Abberton, Percival, was to sail from Bengal for Madras
and London the lath January.
The Orierit, White, was to sail from Bengal for Aladras and
London the 20th January. ,
Proe. Traders.
• The Pilot, Gardner, left Calcutta for London the 13th ; and
the John Taylor, and Albion, for Liverpool, were to sail tae
20th December. - •

NEWPORT, APRIL 16.--Many depredations
have been committed in this town and its precincts, which Qail
for the exertion of our watchmen and other officers. It appears
that the garden belonging to Mr. Newberry, bootmaker, of
this town, was entered on the night of Monday ;by some un-
known depredators, and 16 or 17 head of broeoli carrried off.—
on the night of Tuesday a hole was made through the wall of the
dwelling=house and premises at Saint Cross, occupied by Mr. ,
'Milligan, and several quarts of cream, a pair of scales, and
other articles stolen therefrom ; and on the following night the'
fowl, pigeon, dove, and rabbit-houses, &c. of the Rev. C. R.
Dregenthe, of this town were broken into, and several highy
valuable animals and birds stolen.

•
A dreadful fire, in the night of the i3d.ult. de-
strayed the
greater part of the town of Rastenburg, in the
Duchy of NV eimar. In twenty minutes n'early 50 houses, the
church, arid tlfree schools, were reduced to ashes.