The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-19 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Hindoo, from Bengal, has arrived at Liverpool,
sailed from Calcutta on the Bth of July, and from St.
llelena on the 28th of September.
The Clyde, from New South Wales, has arrived at
Liverpool, sailed on the Bth of October, 1832, from Val-
paraiso on the 31st of December, and from Bahia on the
27th of September, 1833.
The Camilla, from New South Wales, has arrived in the
Dawns, sailed on the 16th of April.
The Clarinda, from the Mauritius, has arrived at Fal-
mouth, sailed on the 2flth of July, and from St. Helena on
the 22d of September.
The Cygnet, from the Mauritius, has arrived off
Dover, sailed on the 24th of July, and from St. Helena
on the 30th of August.
His Majesty's ship Charybdis, from the Cape, has
arrived at Portsmouth, sailed on the 6th of September,
from St. Helena on the 22d, from Ascension on the 30th,
and from Teneriffe on the 17th of October.

Arrivals at Bengal.—His Majesty's ship Magicienne,
from Trincomalee, on the 16th of June ; the Rosslyn
Castle, from Madras, on the 16th ; the Castle Huntly,
the Vansittart, and the Warren Hastings, from Madras,
on the 18th ; the Eudora, from Leith, on the 22d ; the
Leda, from Madras, on the 25th ; the Agnes, from Penang,
on the 27th ; the Buckinghamshire, from Madras, the
Allerton, from Liverpool, the William, from Greenock,
and the Patriot King, from Liverpool, on the 28th ; the
Renown, and the Gentoo, from Greenock, on the 29th :
the Exporter, from Madras, on the 2d of July.
Departures from Bengal—The Lord Amherst, for Sin-
gapore and China, on the 23d of June; the Juliana, for
London, on the 25th, and put back to Diamond Harbour
on the I,h of July, having lost two anchors and cables ;
the Donna Carmelita, and the Brougham, on the 25th,
for the Mauritius; the Caledonia, for Penang, 29th; the
Alorgiana, for Liverpool, 30th.
CALCUTTA.—The Esmont was sold for 5,000 rupees
on the 3d of July.
KEDGEREE, JUNE 17.—The General Gascoyne, bound
to the Mauritius, floated at high water; and it is expected
the Robert, bound to Liverpool, will float.
Arrivals at Penang.—The Jetty, on the 28th of May,
and the Eliz ibeth, on the 31st, from Bengal; the Austen,
and the Hon. Company's steamer Clive, from Madras,
29th, the two latter for Singapore.
Arrivals at the Cape.—The Conch, from Algoa Bay,
on the 23d of August; the Britomart, from Ascension,
on the 24th; t-e John Adams, from London, on the
24th; the George Canning, from Rio, on the 28th ; the
C:audine, from the Downs, on the 29th ; the Morley,
from Plymouth, on the 29th, and sailed on the Ist of
September ; the Jane, from Buenos Ayres, on the 29th ;
the Addingham, from Newcastle, on the 3d of September;
the Emerald, from Greenock, on the 3d ; the Eliza Jane,
from London, 4th.
Arrivals at Bombay.—The Hero, from London, in 90

flays.
Arrivals at St. Helena.—The Cleveland, from Bombay,
And sailed 28th September ; the Mediterranean, from
Batavia.

A melancholy occurrence took place at Gor-
gie en Saturday last. In the afternoon of that day, some
labourers were conveying a felled tree through the village,
supported on a Danker, when a girl of the name of Camp-
bell, about six years of age, ran out of her mother's house,
and got upon the vehicle,
from which, however, she was
soon shaken to the ground from the jostling of the car,
extinct,mother, who was almost a
her head being crushed to
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when the wheels went over her head. She was instantly
takeniec s u p,
dliirsetrwes of a
the
witness of the accident, may be more easily conceived than
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but
described.—Scotsman,