The Sun.
London, England, 1844-12-31 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrivals—Mary Bannatyne, Picken, from China, in
the Downs, sailed July 9, St. Helena Nov. 10 ; Earl of
Flarewood, Atkin, from Madras, at Liverpool, sailed
Sept. 2 ; Maggie, Spence. from Mauritius, at Cowes,
sailed Sept. 18, St. Helena Oct. 26 ; Eclipse, Smith, from
Mauritius, off Falmouth, sailed Sept. 30, St. Helena Nov.
9 ; Saghalien, Brown, from China, off Liverpool. sailed
Aug. 3 ; Diadem, Harland, from Bengal, off Portland,
sailed July 17, Mauritius Sept. 14, St. Helena Oct. 24 ;
Sons of Commerce, Williams, from Singapore, off Fal-
mouth, sailed Aug. 5 ; Vindicator, Robinson, from Ma-
nilla, in the St. Katharine's Dock, sailed July 15, St.
Helena Oct. 29.

Arrivals at St. Helena—Gem, Nov. 6, and Sarah,
Fleming, from West Coast of AfriCa ; Mary and Hille-
gonda, 7th, from Batavia ; Euclii, Bth, from coast of
Africa ; Favourite, from Batavia ; H.M.S. Ringdove,
from Benguela ; Batavia, from Batavia ; Eclipse, from
Mauritius ; Henrietta, 9th, from Calcutta; Elizabeth and
Ocean, from Ichaboe.

Arrivals at Ichaboe—New Forest, from London, and
was loading.
Arrival at Pernambuco—Clifton, Cox, Nov. 12, from
Bristol, and sailed, 13th, to Calcutta.

Earl Fitzwilliam dispensed bk usual bounty
among the workpeople on the Wentworth estate on St.
Thomas's day. Tee number of persons who received
his Lordship's bounty amounted to 1,030, and the quan-
tity of beef distributed amounted to 503 stone.
The Dowager Duchess of Cleveland, previous to
her departure from Newton House for Raby Castle, dis-
tributed a liberal supply of beef, clothing, blankets, coal,
and money to all the poor inhabitants of the villages of
Exelby, Leeming, and Newton.

TRAGICAL EVENTS AT YORK.—Considerable ex-
citement has been occasioned in York by the awful
deaths of two persons of the name of Coultate, a mother
and her son. The son was a young man, in the situa-
Von of a groom, and it was suspected th4t he had been
poisoned by a person of the name of Emmerson, who
was supposed to have mixed a large quantity of laudanum
with his ale, in a low public-house in Walmgate. From
the evidence of the medical men, however,
it appeared
that the deceased had died from the effects of a severe
injury on the head, which might have been of two or
three days standing, and no trace of laudanum was dis-
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of age, was so much shocked by the death of her son. gradually recovering from the attack of gout tal
from poison, ar 4'ho upposcd, that iu about an hour fr4.):a which his Grace his been suffering during the Pro,
that tine, She herHeff expired. The jury returned a week. The Noble Duke still rrtnairfs at, 11"12)Pa
verdict that she had " Died from excessive grief, and Court but we believe tte fitfully will leave that pr,
the shock occasioned by the melancholy death of her son, for Badminton in the event of his Grace's health Per
John Coultate.—.Leeds Timer. milting it.

ROYAL MARINES.
Second Lieutenant E. A. Wylde, to be first, lice 'T
L. Braimer, to half pay.

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COAST GUARD-
Lieut. W. Coles (1838), to command a station ;
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vice Brouncker, R.N., to Staiths.

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