The Sun.
London, England, 1858-01-14 00:00:00

THE BBOTHEUE.

French.-The Audi Clews steamer, 50, Capt. Coville ;
the Avalanche, gunboat, 6, Commander Lalond ; the
Dragonne, gunboat, 6, Commander Bang; Fusde, gun-
boat, 6, Carpigna ; the Marseau, steamer, 6, Captain
Lamotte ; the 'Mitraille, gunboat, 6, Commander P, E.
Beranger • the Nemesis, frigate, 50, Rear. Admiral R.
de Genouilly and Capt. Renaud; the Phiegetm, steamer,
8, Capt- Leveque i • the Primanguet, steamer, 8, Com-
mander Veignand.
IN CANTON RITMR.
British.- -The Acorn, slob!), 12, CoMmander Hood ;
the Actaeon, surveying-sloop, 26, Commander Bate ;
the Banterer, gunboat, 3, Lieut. Pim ; the Calcutta,
ship, 80, Rear Admiral Seymour and Capt. Hall ; the
Cruiser, steamer, 17, Commander C. Fellowes ' • the
Elk, sloop, 12, CommanderJ.F. C. Hamilton ;theEsk,
steamer, 21, Capt. Sir R. M'Clure ; the Forester, gun-
boat, 2, Lieut. Inner ; the Higbflyer, steamer, 21, Capt.
Shadwell ; the Hesper, steamer, 2, Commander Hill;
the Hornet, steamer, 17, Commander Dowell I the
Inflexible, steamer, 6, Commander Brooker; the Lee,
gunboat, 3, Lieutenant Grabam ; the Leven gunboat,
2, Lieutenant Hudson ; the Nankin ship, .50, Comman-
der Hon. K. Stewart;. the Niger, steamer, 14,
Commander Cochrane ; the Plover, gunboat, 2, Lieut.
Wynniatt ; the Racehorse, sloop, 14, Captain
Wylmshurst ; the Sampson, steamer, 6, Captain G. S.
Hand ; the Slaney, gunboat, 3, Lieutenant Hoskin ;
the Staunch, gunboat, 2, Commander L. Wiedman ;
the Watchful, gunboat, 2, Lieutenant .1. A. Whitshed;
the Woodcock, gunboat, 2, Lieutenant E. J. Pollard.
AT AHOY.
Britisb.-The ,Comus, _ ship, 14, Commander R
Jenkins.

AT FOOCHOW.
British.--The Camilla, sloop, 16, Commander Cobras,
AT NINQPO.

Britisb.—The Nimrud, steamer, 6, Commander R.
Dew.

AT SHANGHAI.

Britiab.—The Cormorant, gunboat, 4, Lieutenant
Sann3arez; the Pique, ship, 36, Commander Sir F. W.
Nicholson.
French.—The Capricieuse, frigate, 40, Captain Col-
lier ; the Durance, steamer,l2, Commander Chopin.

PASSENGERS FROM INDIA, CHINA, &c.

The following is a list of the passengers now on their
way to England par Peninsular and Oriental Company's
steamer Pera, Captain Soy, which sailed from Malta at
3 p.m. on the Bth inst. with the heavy portion of the
India and China mails, and it is expected to arrivaat:_
Southampton on Sunday nod :
From Calcutta.—Mr. J. Mackenzie, Mrs. Lindsay,
infant, and servant; Miss Morris, Mrs. Ross, Rev. H.
Purton, Mr. J. Hunt, Mr. B. Benett, Captain Western,
Miss Mackenzie, Mrs. Moucrieff, three children, and
servant ; Mr. R. Hall, late purser of steamship Rajah ;
Mrs. Creighton and three children ; Hon. Mrs. Hest.
ings, four children, and servant.
From Madras.—Mrs. Dorehill and two children, Mr.
Johnstone, /dr. Dickson, and Mr. Roche.
From Bombay.—Mrs. Fullerton, two children, and
two servants ; Mrs. Anderson, two children, and ear.
vant ; Lieutenant Harris, and Mr. J. G. Jeffs.
From Galle.—Mrs. Hancock, child, and servant ; Mr.

SiPans, child, and servant • Mr. Cats*.
Wrona Singapore.—Mr. Waterwortia.
From Hong gong.—Captain Hoogenstroaten, Mr.

Janner, Mr. Ripon, Mr. Bush, Mr, Henderson, Mr.
SPencely and two servants.
From Alexandria.--Mr. Logan and 11 servants, Capt.
D ean, Lieutenant Bailie, Mr. Malony.
rom Malta.—Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Sandy,
derick
Mr.
;re
Haworth, Sergeant and Mrs. Burdon,
Bgackwood, Mr. A. Dean, Mr..Troilope, Mr. Stephens.
Sir I.

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--derstand that the
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T. MARGARET'S Homs.—We un
o4er. of the premises at East Grinstead now occupied
by' the Sisters of the Society, has refused to renew the
lease under which iris held, and which expires at Mid-
summer next ; the reason being that his c;;Dscience will
not allow him to let a house in which the practice of
confession is carried on.--SMISCX Aclrciliser.