The Sun.
London, England, 1834-12-08 00:00:00

EAST INDIA.

ARRIVALS AT BENGAL.—The Yare and Daphne, from the
Mauritius, sth July ; the Burrell, from Rangoon, 7th ; the
Mary, from Bombay, 10th ; the Exporter, from the Mauri-
tius, and Young Rover, from Moulmin, 11th ; the Majestic,
from Bombay, 16th.
DEPARTURES.—The Skimmer and Haidee, for Singapore,
and Nestor, for Chhia, Ist July ; the Addingham, and Tan-
cred, for the Mauritius, 4th ; the Herculean, for Liverpool,
9th ; the Hydross, for Madras, 10th ; the General Gascoigne,
for China, 15th ; the Syeed Khon, for Canton, 4th ; and Re-
search, for Masulipatam, 7th.
DEPARTURES FROM BOMBAY.—The Claremont, for Calcutta,
3d August ; the Carnatic, for Canton, 3d ; the Triumph, 4th ;
the Upton Castle, and Morgiana, sth, for Calcutta.
ARRIVALS AT NEW SOUTII WALES.—The Currency Lass,
from Van Diemen's Land, June 1 ; the Dryad, from Fal-
mouth, 2d ; William Iv., 4th, and Moffatt, 6th, from Hobart
Town ; the Hive, from Falmouth, llth ; the Jessie, and Ba-
rooster, from Van Diemen's Land, 12th; the Augustus Caesar,
and Bristol, from London, 12th ; the Numa, from Portsmouth,
13th ; the Caledonia and Duckenfield, from Hobart Town,
and his Majesty's ship Alligator, from a cruize, 17th ; the
Orwell, from Hobart Town, 18th ; the Minerva, from Ports-
mouth, and Isabella, from Hobart Town. 19th ; the Active,
from Launceston, 23d ; the Australian, from the Mauritius,
23d ; the Friendship, from Hobart Town, 28th ; the James
Laing, from Dublin, 29th.
DEPARTURES.—The Resource, for Madras, Ist June; his
Majesty's ship Alligator, for Hobart Town, 3d; the Freak,
f,,r the Mauritius, sth ; the Moffatt, for Batavia, 15th ; the
Vectis, for the Mauritius, 15th ; the Mavis, for Singapore,
231; the Pegasus, for Calcutta, and Caledonia, for Batavia,
23d.

We understand the Marquess Camden will be
elected Chancellor of the University of Cambridge without
opposition.
DEPARTURE OF THE MARQUIS AND MARCHIO-
NESS WELLESLEY.-,At twenty minutes to ten yesterday morn-
ing, the Marquis and Marchioness Wellesley arrived in Kings-
town, and immediately went on board the Firebrand steamer,
where they were received by Sir W. Gosset, General and Mrs.
Ellis, Colonel and Mrs. Gore, Captain and Mrs. Lindsay,
Alderman Fleming, and nearly the entire of the staff. Their
Excellencies conversed for a while on the deck with these per-
sonages, and as soon as the carriages had been shipped, the
vessel cleared the harbour under a salute from the battery.—
Dublin. Morning Register of Friday.
The Duke of Cleveland is entertaining the Earl of
Sefton and a party of friends at Raby Castle.
It has been remarked, with reference to our state-
ment in last week's Gazette, that the Naval Officers about to
u4dertake the perilous task of exploring the Euphrates would
no be allowed their sea time—that such a regulation bore ex-
tremely hard "on them. We must, therefore, observe, that
without a special Order in Council, the customary regulations
cannot be departed from ; and in confirmation cf this we may
adduce two recent cases—that of Commander (now Captain)
James Clark Ross, who was obliged to serve out his sea time
after his return from the North Pole, and Lieut. W. Allen,
lately engaged in exploring the Niger, who is now serving out
his sea time, to qualify himself for his promised promotion.
The latter was actually employed under an Admiralty Order.
In fact, it is only by Order in Council that any of the esta-
blished regulations can be departed from. —Naval and Mili-
tary Gazette. _ _ .

Lad} Harrowby, and her daughter, Lady Harriet
Ryder, have arrived at Wear Gifford, on a visit to the Hon.
G. M. Fortescue, whose lady (another daughter of Lady Har-
rowby) has been seriously indisposed, but her Ladyship is now
much better.

On Friday last, the sth of December instant, died
at Peterborough House, Fulham (having survived his wife, the
Lady Sophia Kent, only three weeks), Sir Charles Egelton
Kent, of Ponton House, near Grantham, and of Fornham, in
Su year of his age. He is succeeded
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Lord John Scott has disposed of his Mansion in
South Audley-street, intending to reside henceforward chiefly
in the North. His Lordship's baggage has arrived at Montagu
House, and Lord John is also hourly expected to reach town
from Smyrna. In the event of a dissolution of PArliament; his
Lordship will again offer himself for Roxburghshire, for which
county the Hon. Captain Elliott, Ex-Secretary to the Admi-
ralty, was elected.