The Sun.
London, England, 1845-05-30 00:00:00

RAILWAYS.

The following Bills are appointed to go into Committee on
Friday, June 6, at twelve o'clock:—
Tottenham and Farringdon- street Extension Railway.
Gravesend and Rochester Railway.
Birmingham and Gloucester Railway (Worcester Deviation).
The Select Committee on Group Pis appointed by the
Committee of Selection to meet on Wednesday, June 4, at
twelve o'clock :instead of Monday, June 2.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
Arrivals.-Wellington, Liddell, from Madras, off Plymouth,
sld, Feb. 10. Cape, March 30, St. Helena, April 12, Ascension,
April 17 ; Northumberland. Bird, from Madras, off Scilly,
sld, Feb. 10, Cape, March 30, St. Helena, April 12 ; William
Jardine, Lodge, from Van Dieman's Land, off Falmouth, std,
Hobart Town, Feb. I ; Hamlet, Wilson, from New South
Wales, off Penzance, aid, from Sydney, Feb. 3 ; Athens,
Ford.ez from Port Philip, off Falmouth, sld from Geelong,
Jan. 77 Bolina, Dolby, from New Zealand, off Falmouth.
Arrivals at St. Helena-Chieftain, April 3, from Angra ;
Pequena Briesboseh, from Java; Voyager, from ;
Blorenge, from Calcutta to Liverpool ; Blundell, from Cal-
cutta to West Indies; Eliza, Grange, from Coast of Africa,
and sld, 7th, to Bordeaux ; Dorothea, Dekko, from Batavia,
and sld, Bth, to Amsterdam ; Semilante, Site, from Bourbon,
and sld to Nantes ; Lord Althorpe, Elliott, from
Calcutta, and sailed 7th to Liverpool; Ida. Silk, 7th from
Sourabaya, and sailed Bth to London ; Amiens, Orange, from
Mauritius; Peruvian, 7th, from Whaling; Deux, Freres, from
Bourbon, and sailed 9th to Nantes; William Wallace, from
Calcutta ; Rapide, Bockleman, from Batavia, and sailed 9th to
Falmouth • Josephine, Salmon, Bth from Bourbon, and sailed
9th to Bordeaux ; Areta, Stewart, from Singapore ; Asia,
Davidson, from Calcutta, and sailed 12th to London; Hamlet,
Duthie, from Algoa Bay ; Phce,iix, 9th from Batavia, and
sailed 11th to Hamburgh ; Royalist, Price, from the coast of
Africa, and sailed 10th to Barbadoes ; Aden, King, llth from
China, and sailed 12th to Liverpool ; Dorothea, Smith, from
Calcutta, and sailed to Liverpool; Gontno, Hollis. from Cal-
cutta; Petite Nancy, Dufourg, from Calcutta, and sailed 12th
to Bordeaux Maetroom, 12th from Batavia, to Rotterdam.
Arrival at Cannanoro-Bombay, Furley, April 10 from Lon-
don and Mauritius, and sailed to Bombay.
Arrivals in Table Bay, Cape cf Good Hope.-Her IVajesty's
steamer Thunderbolt, March 26, from Ichaboc ; Barrys, Dixon,
28th, from Brede River ; Manilla, Lloyd, from Liverpool to
Hong-Kong.
Departures from Table Bay.-Prince-Albert, March 25, to
London ; Catherine, Jamieson, 27th, to Leith ; Garland, to
Saldanha Bay ; Lord Hungerford, 28th, to Demerara ; Le-
and
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Algoa. Bay.-Science, March 16, from Table
Bay ; Anna Louise, 17th, from Calcutta, and sailed 20th to
Havre ; Prins Carl, from Table Bay.
Departures from Algna Bay.-Harriet, March 16th, to
London ; Blaekaller, 17th, to Mauritius.
Arrivals at Sydney, New South Wales.-Autumnus. Jan.
20th, from China; Shamrock, 26th, from Port Phili? ; Water-
Ills, 27th, from Hobart Town; Christina, 28th, from Port
Philip ;Palestine, 3‘lth, from London ; St. Übes and Bahia Star
Of China, Feb. 1, from New Zealand ; Chance, 3d, from New-
castle to London.
Departures from Sydney-- Victor, Morgan, Jan. 26, to Ma-
nilla; Levant, 28th, to Whaling; Garland, Grove, 29th, to
Liverpool ; James Watt, 30th, to Hobart Town ; Lowestoff,
Feb. 3, to Launceston ; Matilda, 2d, to South Seas ; Moray-
shire, to Manilla; the Eleanor, to sail sth ; the Emily, New
York Packet, and Eweretta, Bth.
Arrivals at Launceston-Adelaide, Jan. 15, from London ;
Mary Hay. 16th, from London and Rio; Agostino, 22d, from
Manilla ; Tenasserim, 21st, from Hobart Town; William,
23d, Sisters, 25th, from Sydney.
Loading at Launceston-Tasmania, Mary Hay, and Agos-
tino., for London.
Arrivals at Port Philip-Branken Moor, Jan. 18, from Lon-
don and Adelaide ; Marian Watson, lgth, from Sydney.
Departure from Port Philip-Ellen, Jan. 20, to London.
Arrival at Adelaide-William Wise, from London to Port
Philip.
Arrival at Hobart Town-Osprey, Jan. 26, from Hong Kong
and Manilla.
Arrivals at Port Nicholson, New Zealand-Augustus, Dec.
29, from Port Philip ; Lady Leigh, Jan. 2, from Sydney, and
sailed flth to Kawan ; Sisters, 2d, from Hobart Town, and to
sail 10th for Nelson ; H.M.S. Hazard, 10th, from -; Hind,
7th, from Sydney to London ; Albatross, from Hobart Town.
Arrivals at Pernambuco-British King, March 26, from
St. Helena; Tamar, 27, from Launceston, and sailed Bth
April to London ; West Indian, April 5, from Cape Dublin ;
Jones, 10th, from Sydney, and sailed 11th to London.
Departure from Pernambuco-Catherine Brown, March 25,
to Cape.
Arrivals at Ascension-Her Majesty's ship Tortoise, from
-; her Majesty's ship Heroine, from coast, and to sail in
a few days for England, touching at Sierra Leone ; Malcolm,
from Singapore ; Ellen, from Port Philip; Seven, from
Ichaboc. Her Majesty's brigs Rapid and Wasp were daily ex-
pected at Ascension, April 17. The former would proceed to
England with pirates for trial.
Arrivals at Hong-Hong-Earl Powis, Feb. 7, from Liver-
pool ; Strathisla, 13th, from South Sealslands.
Departures from Hong-Kong-Mary Ann Webb, Feb. 8, to
Cork ' • Surge, 11th, to London; Coromandel, 13th, to Lon-
don ; Eagle. 13th, to Bristol ; Shepherd, 13th, to London.
Arrivals at Colombo.-Sir Charles Napier, from London,
and sailed March 27, to Bombay ; Competitor, March 26,
from Bombay ; Phoebe, March 28, from Hobart Town; and
Adelaide, W. and M. Brown, from London.
Departure from Colombo.-Lady of the Lake, March 26, to
Kurrachee.
Arrivals at Galle.-Thomas Jones, March 13, from Co-
lombo ; Standerings, 18th, from Mauritius, and sailed 21st, to
Madras ; Scaleby astle, 19th, from China, and Singapore,
and sailed 21st to Bombay ; Eleanor, Lancaster, 24th from
Colombo ; Sir H. Compton, 26th, from Bombay.
Departures.-Binkang, March 18, to Singapore ; Lady Sale,
26th, to China.