The Sun.
London, England, 1834-02-26 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The East India Company's ship Scaleby Castle arrived off the
Wight on the 23d instant. She left China on the 25th of
October, and St. Helena on the 7th of January. The under-
mentioned ships arrived in China as follOws, viz. :—The Mar-
quis of Huntly, 10th of August; Duke of Sussex, 24th ditto;
Waterloo and Minerva, 4th of September; Prince Regent and
Farquharson, 19th ditto; Thomas Grenville, 22d ditto; Bom-
bay, Thames, Herefordshire, and Lady Melville, 23d ditto;
Inglis, 24th ditto; Kellie Castle, 2d of October; Warren
Hastings, 10th ditto; Vansittart, 12th ditto; and the Lowther
Castle, 18th ditto.

ARRIVALS AT ST. HELENA.-The Rosslyn CaAle, from Cal.
cutta and the Cape, Jan. I, and sailed 2, for London ; the Au.
rora, from Batavia, Jana 1, and sa led 3, for Amsterdam; the
Jupiter, from Batavia, 1, and sailed 3, for Cowes; the Marga.
ret, from Calcutta, 2, and sailed 4, for London; the Cervaii te,;
from the Mauritius, 2, and sailed 4, for Liverpool; the Triau,
from whaling, 2, and sailed 4, for New York; the Paris, from
Batavia, 2, and sailed 3, for Cowes ; the Triton, from whaling,
4; the Dankbaarheid, from Batavia, 4, and sailed 5, for Rot-
terdam ; the Princess Victoria, from Calcutta, 4, and sailed 6,
for London ; the Joanna, from Calcutta, 4, and sailed 6, for
Greenock; the Voltaire, from Bourbon, 5, and sailed 6, for
Nantes; Cape Breton, from the Cape, 5, and sailed 7, for Liver-
pool ; the Scott, from Singapore, 5, and sailed 6, for Liver-
pool; the Prince George, from Calcutta, 5, and sailed 6, for
London; the Colonel Brown, from the Cape, 5; the Jean Gra-
ham, from Calcutta, 5, and sailed 6, for London; the Mary,
from the Mauritius, 6 ; the Hebe, from Singapore, 6, and sailed
6, for London; the Sophia, from Batavia, 6; the Courier St.
Denis, from -, 6.

ARRIVALS AT CHINA—The Helen, from Bombay, Aug. 4 ;
the Edmonston, from Bombay, 4 ; the Colonel Young and the.
Austen, from Singapore, 6 ; the Margaret Hunt;ey, from
Bombay, 10 ; the Tartar, from Liverpool, 11 ; the Elizabeth,
from Singapore, 17 ; the Camden, from Batavia, 22; the Lord
Amherst. from Calcutta, 24 ; the Duke of Sussex, from Bom-
bay, 26; the Virginia, from Singapore; the Cambrian and Earl
of Clare, from Bombay, 31 ; the Cabot, from Manilla, Sept. 2 ;
the Minerva and Waterloo, from London, 4 ; the Lady Hayes,
from Calcutta, 4; the Sir T. Monro, from Pedir Coast, 13;
the Prance Regent, from Penang, 19 ; the Farquharson, from
Bombay, 16 ; the Peru, from Penang, 21 ; the Thomas Gren-
ville, from Manilla, 22 ; the Lady Melville, from Bombay, 22 ;
the Thames, from Bombay, 22; the Bombay, from Calcutta,
23; the Inglis, from Calcutta, and Herefordshire, from Born..
bay, 24; the Universe, from Manila, 26; the Sylph, honk
Calcutta, 27 ; the Homanjee Bomanjee, 30; tke Warren
Hastings, from Batavia, October 8 ; the Mangles, from New
South Wales, 8; the Vansittart and Falcon, from Calcutta,
9 ; the Lowther Castle, from Bombay, 10 ; the Kellie Castle,
from Calcutta, 10 ; the Sarah, from Bombay, 11 ; the Castle
Huntly, from Calcutta, 16; the Rose and Buckinghamshire
had not arrived. •

Departures from China—The Cecilia, for Calcutta, Aug. 1I :
the Water Witch, for Calcutta, Sept. 1 ; the Charles Forbes,
for Bombay, 1 ; the Bee, for New South Wales, Aug. 28 ;
the Sulimaney, for Sourabaya, Sept. 14 ; the Hope, for
Batavia, 20.

The Bee, for New South Wales, was lost in a gale August
29 and 30, one seaman drowned. She filled with water about
fifteen miles from St. John's, and drifted in pieces upon the
island of Hueling, whence the Captain and crew were sent
overland to Canton. The Victory sailed for Bombay, Oct. 14,
and was to sail thence Jan. 5, for London ; the Guardian, for
Singapore, 22 ; she arrived at Singapore, Nov. 5, and was to
sail the 15th for London. The Waterloo and Farquharson to
sail Nov. 5 ; Bombay and Herefordshire, Nov. 25 ; and Thames
and Inglis, Nov. 28.

At the Cape—Marquis of Huntly, and Lady Melville, Dec.
5 ; Kellie Castle, Dec. 16 ; Vansittart, and Warren Hastings,
Dec. 21 ; Duke of Sussex (uncertain) ; Lowther Castle, and
Castle Huntley, to sail Dec. 29 ; Minerva, and Prince Regent,
Jan. 5 ; Thomas Grenville, Jan. 12 ; Rose (not arrived) ;
Buckinghamshire (not arrived) to be the last ship.
The Hebe, from Singapore, has arrived in the Downs, sailed
Nov. 11, St. Helena, Jan 6.

ARRIVALS AT SINGAPORE.—The Two Sisters, from Bombay,
Oct. 4, and sailed the 6th for Batavia ; the Statesman, from
Rio, the sth, and sailed the 16th for China ; the Australia,
from London, the 6th, and sailed the 23d for Malacca; the
Red Rover, from Calcutta, the 7th, and sailed the 9th for
China; the Buckinghamshire, from Penang, the Bth, and saled
the 1I th for China ; the Larkins, from Penang, the Bth, and
sailed the 10th for China; his Majesty's ship Alligator, from
Madras, the 10th, and sailed the 10th for Batavia; the Fairy,
from Liverpool, the 11th, and sailed the 18th for China; the
David Clark, from Calcutta, the 13th, and sailed the 21st for
China; the Carnatic, from Madras, the 14th, and sailed the
17th for China; the Arab, from Batavia, the 14th; the
Clive, from Malacca, the 14th, and sailed the 16th for Ma-
lacca ; the Bombay Castle, from China, the 16th, and sailed
the 23d for Malacca; the Hanover, from Glasgow, the
18th ; the Charles Forbes, from China, the 18th, and
sailed the 21st for Bombay; the Virginia, from China, the '
19th, and sailed the 20th for Malacca ; the Georgians, from
China, the 21st, and sailed Nov. 3 for Batavia; the Catherine,
from Penang, the 22d; the Cecelia, from China, the 23d, and
sailedthe 29th for Penang; the Highland Chief, from Madras.
the 4th ; the Trial, torn Penang, the 24th, and sailed Nov. 1
for Malacca ; the Victory, from China, the 26th, and sailed the
31st for Malacca and Bombay ; the Elizabeth, from China, the
26th ; the Frances Charlotte, from Manilla, the 26th, and
sailed Nov. 6 for Batavia ; the Lopes, from Manilla, the 28th,
sailed Nov for Batavia ; the William, from Liverpool, the
28th. `.u• Allalevie, from China, the 30th, and sailed Nov, 5 fcr
c..,alcutta ; the Caledonia, from China, the 31st, and sailed Nov.
5 for Bombay; the John Bannerman, from China, Nov. 4, and
sailed the 6th for Bombay ; the Guardian, from China, the sth.
DEPARTURES —The Avoca, for China, Oct. 4; the Will
Watch, for Malacca, Bth ; the Eleanor, for Tringaun, 12th ;
the Glory, for Sumatra, 14th ; the Johanna, for Ceylon, 16th;
the George, for Rangoon, 19th ; the Scott, for Liverpool, 23,1;
the Cornwallis, for Bombay, 31st; the 'William, for Manilla,
November 6; the Dorothea, for New York, Sept. 12.
ARRIVALS AT BOMBAY.—The Elora, from Glasww, Oct. 7 ;
the Gilmore, from London, 9th.
DEPARTURES.—The London, for London, Oct. 1; the. Cal-
cutta, for Liverpool, Ist.

ARRIVALS AT THE MAURITIUS.—The Eliza Jane, from the
Cape; the LSt. Hilda, from Oporto; and Lady Fitaherbert,
from London, Nov. 17; the Emerald, Glenalvott, and Eme-
rald, from the Cape ; and Arcturds, from Bristol, 18th ; the
Caroline, from New South Wiles, 20th.
DEPARTVREa--The Finlater, Nov. 16; the Harriet and
Falloden, 17th, for London ; the Victor, for Cork, 17th ; the
Cervantes, for London, 17th ; the Daphne, for Hobart Town,
19th ; the Atlas and Waterloo, for Madras, 21st; the En-
chantress and Caroline, for Bengal, 22d.
ARRIVALS AT MANILLA.—The Cabot, from London, Aug. 8,
and sailed 21st for China; the Thomas Grenville, from Lon.
don, 28th, and sailed Sept. 8, for China; the Lotus, from New
*auth Wales, Sept. 3 ; the Universe, from Singapore, 3d, and
sailed 20th, for China; the Pyramus, from Singapore, 26th ;
the Sapphire, from Liverpool, 26th.