The Sun.
London, England, 1834-12-09 00:00:00

EAST INDIA.

ARRIVALS AT MADRAS.—The Amelia, Thompson; and Er-
naad, from London, 14th July ; the Swift, from Trincomalee,
and Norfolk; from Padang, 15th; the Swallow, from Bengal,
18th ; the Atlas, from the Mauritius, and Kath. St. Forbes,
from Covelong, 19th ; the Casimir Perrier, from Bourdeaux,
20th ; the Resource, from New South Wales, and Catherine,
from Manilla, 21st ; the Argyle, from Bengal, 26th ; the Or-
well, 26th ; the Neptune, 27th ; the Sesostris, 28th ; and
Andromache, 29th, from London ; the Thomas Dougal, from
Ceylon, 30th ; the City of Edinburgh, Ist July, and Katha-
rine Stewart Forbes, 2d, from London ; the Exporter, from
the Mauritius, 2d, his Majesty's ship Harrier, from Trincoma-
lee, 3d, and the Allerton, from Liverpool, 4th.
DEPARTURES.—The General Hewitt, for London, 29th June;
his Majesty's ship Harrier, for a cruise, 3d July ; the Exporter
and Thomas Dougal, 3d, for Bengal;_ the City of Edinburgh
and Eleanor, for Ennore, 6th ; the Argyle, 6th, and Katha-
rine Stewart Forbes, Bth, for Bengal ; the Alle_rton, 10th, and
Avenor, 12th, for Bengal ; the Ernaad, for Masulipatam,
the 18th.

ARRIVAL AT BOMBA Y. -IRS AlareSty'S ship Magicienne,
from Zanzibar, 20th July.
DEPARTURES. —The Syden. 17th July ; the Prince George,
18th ; and Duke of Roxbus:gh, 20th, for Bengal.
ARRIVALS AT THE C ;,PE.-The Hinda, from Liverpool, 20th
Sept. ; the BussorA Merchant, from Calcutta, and the Ogle-
thorp, frontte Mauritius, 23d ; the Bombay Packet, front
Bombay. `.22d; the Malvina, from the Mauritius, 13th; the
Gen. 'Hewitt, from Madras; the Plantina, from Singapore;
I*.:nd Catherine Ann, from London.

DEPARTURES.—the Lord Hungerford, for Calcutta, 21st
Sept. ; the Oglethorp, for Cowes, 28th ; the L'Emilie, for
Bourbon, 30th ; the James, for Sydney, and Marquis Hast-
ings„ for Bombay, 29th; the Briton for Ceylon, 30th.
ARRIVALS AT ST. HELENA.—The Antelope, from London,
sth Oct. ; the Lady East, from Batavia, 11th, and sailed 12th
for Cowes ; the Columbia, from Singapore, 11th, and sailed
15th for London ; the Duchess of Clarence, from China,
13th ; and sailed 15th for Liverpool ; the Madeline, from
China, &c., the 13th, and sailed 15th for London; the Royal
George, from Bengal, 14th, and sailed 19th for London; the
Maria, from Singapore, 15th, and sailed 16th for London ;
the Bussorah Merchant, from Bengal and Cape, 15th, and
sailed 17th for London; the Mary Ann, from Algoa Bay,
15th ; the John Taylor, from Bombay, 15th, and sailed 16th
for Liverpool ; the Othello, from Batavia and Mauritius, 16th,
and sailed 17th for Cork ; the Pearl, from the Mauritius, 17th,
and sailed 19th for Bristol ; the William, from Bombay, 17th,
and sailed 17th for London.

DEPARTURES.—The Oglethorp, for Cowes, 15th Oct.
ARRIVALS AT TIIE MAURITIUS.—The Monarch, from Liver-
pool.

THE ARMY.

COURT'-MARTIAL.

HEAD- QUARTERS, CALCUTTA, MAY 2, 1834.—Captain J.
Whittam, 3d Buffs, was arraigned on the following :
CHARGE.—" With conduct disgraceful to the character of
an officer and a gentleman, in having been intoxicated or co: -
sidarably under the influence of liquor, so as to expose himself
in the eyes of the men of the regiment on duty under arms, on
the march of the regiment from Suckree towards Gungaper-
sard, on the morning of the 17th of Dec., 1833."
FINDING.—" The Court, upon the evidence before it, finds
the prisoner, Captain John Whittam, of his Majesty's 3d Re-
giment (or Buffs),lguilty of being considerably under the in-
fluence of liquor, so as to expose himself in the eyes of the men
of the regiment on duty under arms on the march of the regi-
ment from Suckree towards Gungapersard, on the morning of
the 17th Dec., 1833, but acquits him of the rest of the charge."
SENTENCE.—" The Court having found the prisoner, Capt.
John Whittam, of his Majesty's 3d Regiment (or Buffs), guilty
of so much of the charge, as stated above, sentences him to be
cashiered."

Approved and confirmed.
(Signed) W. C. BE NTINCK, Commander-in-Chief.
Staff- Assistant-Surgeon R. Tuthill, M.D., wag tried by a
Gervoral Court-martial at Jamaica, in July last, upon charges
t.rising out of insubordinate and unofficer-like conduct on his
part, in having at different times spoken in highly disrespectful
terms of Lieut.-Colonel Keyt, commanding the 84th Regi-
ment. The Court found the prisoner guilty of the charges
preferred against him, and sentenced him to be dismissed his
Majesty's service ; which finding and sentence the King has
been pleased to approve and confirm.