The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-12 00:00:00

EAST INDIA.

CAr.ctsrr.A.—AßmvAL's.--Sept. 27. Ship Kingston,
W. A. Bowen, from London 9th May, Johanna 12th
Aug., and Madras 16th Sept. ; Arab ship Ciabrass, Na-
coda Imaul, from Muscat 19th Aug.—Sept. 28. Ship
William Wilson, A. Carmichael, from Rangoon, 10th
Sept. ; ship Asia Felix, G. Jellicoe, from Bombay 2d Sept.
and Madras 20th do. ; French ship Harmonie, M. Averny,
from Bourdeaux, 29th May; Arab siiip Abassy, Abdullah,
from Muscat 21st Aug.—Sept. 29. Ship Duke of Lan-
caster, A. Annay, from Liverpool Ist June ; brig Tigress,
P. Sheriff, from Glasgow, 6th May ; brig William Young,
A. Morrison, from Liverpool 29th April ; ship John
Dunn, J. Hicks, from London 16th Feb. ; brig Rifleman,
J. Hawkins, from Mauritius 27th Aug. ; American ship
Pacific, J. Wootten, from Philadelphia 9th May; French
ship La Lance, J. Charles, from Bourdeaux 29th April.
October I.—. Brazilian ship Flora, 3. J. De Basillo,
from Rio de Janeiro, 4th July.—Arab ship Fazerobanu,
Nicodo, from Muscat, Aug. 27.
Passengeu per Kingston, from London—Mrs. Gale,
Mrs. Davies, Mrs. C. Davies, Miss C. Gale, Miss Maria
Gale, Miss Gerrard, Miss Harriet Gerrard, Miss Margaret
Gerrard, Miss Kennedy, Miss Phillips, Miss Fernie, Miss
Davies, Miss C. Davies, Major J. L. Gale, 8.N., C.
Thackery, Esq., barrister; J. H. Swinhoe, Esq. solicitor;
Messrs. H. Lindesay and W. St. Leger Forrest, cadets ;
Messrs. J. D. P. Clarke, J. Gale, and T. Lindlay, free
merchant.

Per Asia Felix—Mrs. Jellicoe, Miss Jelhcoe, Captain
Wallace, country service ; Mr. Sinclair, ditto.
Per Duke of Lancaster—Mrs. Barlow, Mrs. Maxwell,
J. H. Barlow, Esq. ; Capt. H. Maxwell.
Per Rifleman—Capt. G. Young, Bengal army.
The Rifle Man spoke the ship Felicitas, on the 22d Aug.,
32 days from Rangoon, off Gunjava. No news; bound
to Madras.

Per Pacific, from Philadelphia—Messrs. D. Hackie.
and .L W. Rubon, super-cargoes; Mr. Caspar Morris,
surgeon ; Messrs. W. S. Mitchell, G. Lamb, and 11.
INPElroy.
From Madras—Mr. H. Erving.
On the 6th June, in lat. 1.1, deg. 53 N. long. 26 deg.
23 W., the Pacific spoke the brig Columbine, of London,
from Liverpool, bound to Bahia ; and on the 1 Ith June,
in lat. 6 deg. 43 N. long. 19 deg. 59 W. spoke the ship
Clyde, 32 days from Liverpool, bound for Bombay.
The brig William Young, on the 15th June, in lat. 12
N. long. 23 deg. 30 spoke the ship Symmetry, off Scar-
borough, from Calcutta to London.
'The following is the list of passengers per H. C. ship
Princess Charlotte of Wales, Christopher Biden, from the
Downs the 3d June, arrived at Madras on the 15th ult. :
Mrs. Ann L. Patterson : Mrs. A. Babington ; Mrs. M.
Vincent ; Mrs. S. Harris ; Miss C. Babington ; Miss L.
Compton ; Miss M. Marshall ; Miss A. S. Faithful;
Miss F. S. Hamilton ; Miss E. A. Hamilton ; Miss A.
Andre ; Miss E. Brodie ; Miss A. Brodie ; Miss E. S.
Longbottom ; Master W. Babington ; Lieutenant-Colooel
Sir James Mount ; James Patterson, Esq. Surgeon ;
Captain W. Babington ; Lieutenant Albert Penton ; Lieut.
C. A. Kerr ; Lieut. W. Fowls ; Edward C. Lovell, Esq.,
Writer; Messrs. J. B. Preston, M. Lovell, and E. J. Ag-
new, Assistant Surgeons ; Messrs. John J. Redmond, E.
Goodnough, J. A. S. Coxwell, S. Tacher, Seagar, R.
T. Helbard, G. Sherard, J. C. Whitty, C. F. Compton,
J. N. Marshall, George Ranken, T. F. H. Pemberton, D.
Gaussen, 1. Brodie, B. H. F. Jenner, henry Batson, and
W. Marsh, Free Mariners.
DEPARTURES, SEFT. 26.—Brig Minerva, J. Norris, for
Rangoon.
SF.er. 29.-11. C. Cruizer, Antelope, T. Elwon, for
Madras—Ship Echo, H. Thompson, for Liverpool.
SEPT. 30.—H. C. steam vessel Enterprise, J. H.
Johnston, for Molmein.

GLASGOW MARKETS, MARcH B.—SUGAR.
—The sales of the week amount only to 33 hhds. middling
Demerara at 655.. and 12 trs. dry brown at 635. ; and the
whole stock in importers' hands is reduced to 92 tierces.
MOLASSES.-Some purchases of Demerara, to arrive, have
recently been made at 265. Gd. ; 50 puns. were sold this
week off the quay at 265. Rum.—Jamaica continues
steady at Ss. 2d. a 3s. 3d. for 16 O.P. Of Leeward, the
stock in first hands is much reduced, and in general is of
low strengths, and indifferently assorted. COFFEF.-There
are none of the finer qualities of Jamaica here, which are
chiefly wanted at present for the home consumpt, and all
other kinds are Rah: inquired for. A public sale of 200
bags Demerara was attempted without success, and a few
small lots of this growth were sold privately at 535. to
635. per cwt. for fine triage to good middling. In Dye-
WOODS and INDIGO there were no transactions. CorroN
Woot. has been of dull sale but no change in prices. During
the week 369 bales were sold. ToaAceo.—The chief
part of the stock is now held by one extensive dealer, and
prices of qualities suited for the home trade have improved
about id. ; 40 to 50 hhds. having been retailed at 4d. to
5,1,-d. per lb. Asters.—A purchase was made of 170 Lela.
new Pot at 395. ; and some smaller parcels of Pot and
Pearl were retailed at 335. for the former, and 34,, for the
latter. Gam N.—With the exception of tine Barley for
malting, which is in good demand at full prices, all kinds
of Grain have been rather of heavy sale, and prices both of
Wheat lied Oats barel-i 9ipported.

Foreign Office, March 6.
The King has been graciously pleased to nominate and
appoint Henry Hayne, Esq. to be his Majesty's Commis-
sary Judge, and Alexander Cunningham, Esq. to be hi
Majesty's Commissioner of Arbitration, to the Mixed Bri
tish and Brazilian Commission established at Rio de Ja-
neiro, under the Convention which was concluded at Rio
de Janeiro, between his Majesty and the Emperor of Bra-
zil, on the 23d November, 1826, for the regulation and
final abolition of the African Slave Trade, and pursuant to
the Act which was passed in the eighth year of the reign of
his present Majesty, for carrying the said Convention inta
effect.

The King has likewise been graciously pleased to nomi-
nate and appoint William Smith, Esq. to be his Majesty's
Commissioner of htbitration, and Joseph Reffell, Esq. to.
he Secretary or Registrar to the Mixed British and Brasi-
lian Commission, established at Sierra Leone, under the
Convention aforesaid, and pursuant to the aforesaid Act of
Parlianent.