The Sun.
London, England, 1844-04-10 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Arrivals—City of London, Martin, from Mauritius,
off Brighton, sailed Dec. 27, St. Helena Feb. 3; William
Turner, Roals, from Mauritius, at Liverpool, sailed Dec.
27, St. Helena Feb. 3 ; Warrens, Rains, from the South
Seas, off Beachey Head, sailed from St. Helena in Fe
bruary, with 1,000 barrels of sperm oil.
Arrivals at Sydney, New South Wales—Emerald Isle,
Curling, in November, from New Zealand ; Lord Petro,
from Hobart Town, both for Hong-Kong ; Urgent, from
Manilla ; Glenrog, from Port Phillip ; Asia, Patterson,
from London ; Bangalore, Nelson, from London and
Cape; Christina, 27th from Glasgow; Swartwick, from
Gottenburgh ; H.M.S. North Star, from Auckland ;
Emeline, 28th, from the South Seas ; Lady Leith, 29th,
from Port Nicholson ; Mumford, 30th, from Batavia and
Port Phillip ; Triton, Beck, from Hobart Town.
Departures from Sydney—Mary Lloyd, Nor. 24, to
Port Philip; Star of China, 27th, to Port Nicholson; Al-
ligator, 28th, to Hong-Kong; British Sovereign, previ-
ous to 24th, to South Seas; Cuba, 'rues, to Port Ste-
phens and London; Dawsons, Calder, Launceston; Lady
St. Kilda, to New Zealand; Premier, to Singapore.
Arrivals at Port Philip—Morayshire, from Sydney,
and was loading at Geelong, for London; Winchester,
Bain, Nov. 14, from Hobart Town; Christina, 19th, and
Lord Keane, 20th, from Sydney.
Arrival at Cochin—Childe Harold, Willis, from Bom-
bay. Calicus and Cannanore to sail, 27th January, for
London.

Arrivals at Batavia-Bengalee, Dec. 2, from Singa-
pore; Colonist, from China; Persian, 3d, from Singa-
pore;
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pore; Donna Maria, from Lisbon; George Ryan,
from Sumatra; Senator, 6th, from Liverpool; India, Bth,
from Boston; Cousin, 11th, from Bourbon.
Departures from Batavia-Ann Locke!b
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to Amsterdam; Amphitrite to France ; Lei e, 11th,
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to Boston ; Palatine, 18th, to London ;
to Cowes ; George Ryan, 22d, to AntwerpEllerslie, , Harriet,
Ross, 24th, to Cocos Island; ; Jenny, 25th ; Donna
Maria, 28th, to Stockholm : Antelope, 29th, to Got-
tenburgh.
Arrivals at Manilla-Akbar, Hallett, Dec. 16th, from
China. and sailed Jan. 18, to China ; Alfred, Robinson,
Dec. 19, from China, and sailed Jan. 20, to China ;
Felissa, Dec. 22, from Liverpool ; Mary, 29th, from
Hong-Kong ; Concordia, Jan. 2, from Boston; Zemin-
dar, sth, from China ; George Home, 7th, from the
South Seas ; Frederick Warren, 9th, from China ; Pa-
cific, 13th, from the South Seas ; Bilbaino, 16th, from
Liverpool ; Sultan, 16th ; Florest, 18th, from Hong-
Kong.
Departures from Manilla-Vlashandel, Jan. 20, to
Hamburgh ; Gambia, 20th, to Boston.
Arrivals at Ichiboe--Queen, Dixon, from Liverpool ;
Topaz, Bachelor, Silence, Commerce-all of London ;
Ann of Yarmouth.
Arrivals at Hong-Kong-Her Majesty's ship Castor,
Dec. 27, from Portsmouth and Cape ; Cornwall, Surfer,
from Portsmouth ; Flora Muir, Brown, from Liverpool ;
Henry Pratt, from New York ; Chieftain, Birnie, 28th,
from Whampoa, and sailed, 29th, to London ; Orissa,
Jan. 6, from the Clyde.
Departures from Hong-Kong-Warlock, Dec. 31, to
Calcutta ; Cincinnati, 31st, to Amsterdam ; Ronaldson
and Congress, to New York; Foam, Emu, James Camp-
bell, and Ruby, Jan. 2, to London ; Diana, Jan. 3, to
London ; Charles Jones, to Cork; Castle Eden, for
Madras, to sail Jan. 10.

PITHY BIOGRAPHY.—Sumner Lincoln Fairfield
died at New Orleans on the 6th ult., in.utter destitution,
wretchedness, and despair. He was a man of much in-
tellectual powers, but unbalanced by firmness of prin-
ciple, extravagant in expenditure without regard to
means, and fatally addicted to intoxicating liquors.—
New York Tribune.