The Sun.
London, England, 1845-03-24 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVALS AT SAUGUR FROM THE 18TH OF JANUARY TO THE
4TH OF FEBRUARY, 1845.
Jan. 19.—The Hon. Company's ship the Amherst, Pater-
ion, from Khyouk Phyoo, on the 15th of January—the Earl
of Hardwicke, Drewt, from the Cape of Good Hope, on the
13th of November—the Tenasserim, steam-vessel.
Jan. 20.—The Bentinck, steam-vessel, Kellock, from Suez.
Tan. 21.—The Chatham, Gifford, from Singapore, on the
2.oth of December.

Jan. 24.—The Success, M'Kerlie, from Cork, on the 10th of
September—the Ceylon, from Newcastle, on the Ist
4' August.
Jan. 25.—The Dhur, Cumberland, from Madras, on the
10th of January—the Sophia, Chaplin, from Penang, on the
9th of January.
Jan. 26.—Arratoon Apcar, Durham, from Singapore, on
the 31st of December—the Australia, Blanchford, from Bom-
bay, on the 27th of November—the Ingleborough, Rea, from
Liverpool, on the 28th of August—the Recorder, Sharp, from
Bombay, on the 9th of December.
Jan 27.—The Hasheny, Saxton, from the Cape of Good
Hope, on the 20th of November—the Colonel Newall, from
Liverpool, on the 28th of August.
Jan. 28.—The William Wilson, Shilstone, from Rangoon,
on the 12th of January.
Jan. 29.—The Bengalee, Boadle, from Liverpool, on the
18th of September.

Jan. 30.-:—The John Brightman, Viall, from Singapore, on
the 7th of January—the John Hepburn, Livingstone, from
Singapore, on the 14th of January—the Espiegle, Shaw, from
Moulmein, on the 13th of January.
Feb. 4.—The Pallas, Henley, from Penang, on the 16th of
January.
DEPARTURES FROM SAVOUR FROM THE ifiTII OF JANUARY
TO TIIE 3D OF FEBRUARY, 1845.
Jan. 17.—The Spiteful (her Majesty's steam-vessel); the
Maidstone, Nash, fur the Cape and London.
Jan. 18.—The Enterprise, steam-vessel; the Asia, David-
son, for London; the Cowmjea Family, Durham, for Singa-
pore and China.
Jan. 19.—Fyzel Rohoman, Nacoda, for Muscat.
Jan. 20.—The Joseph Manook, Young, for Rangoon—the
Coquette, Eldridge, for Macao.
Jan. 22.—The Pattie Rohoman, Nacoda, for Bombay—the
Harlequin, Morris, for Singapore—the Anne Louise, Ireland,
fur Havre.

Jan. 23.—The Lord Althorp, Elliot, for Liverpool—the
Dorothea, Smith, for St. Helena and London—the William
Wallis, Pringle, for Liverpool—the Asie, Guyodo, for Bourbon.
Jan. 24. —The Sulimany, Monk, for the Mauritius—the
Monarch, Walker, for St. Helena and London.
Jan. 25.—The Ripsima Anna Maria, Heckford, for Moul-
mein—the Raize Rohany, Nacoda, and the Fattle Mobareck,
Nacoda, for Muscat.

Jan. 26.—The Juddle Rohoman, Nacoda, for Muscat—the
Ariel, Burt, for Singapore and China—the Gloriana, Webb,
for the Cape and London—the Fettle Hair, Ingalls, for Ba-
tavia—the Tenasserim (steam-vessel)—the Amherst.
Jan. 27.—The Blorenge, Banks, for Liverpool.
Jan. 2g.—The Blundell, Hunter, for Jamaica and London
—the l'Asie, Duperon, for Bordeaux.

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Jan. 30.—1 he Lord Hungerford, Pigott, for the Cape and
Demerara—the Elphinstone, Fremlin, for London—the Ivan-
hoe, Simpson, for Liverpool—the Kandiana, Rigley, for
London.

Jan. 31.—The City of Palaces, Major, for Bombay.
Feb. I.—The Rustomjee Cowasjee, Hill, for Bombay—the
Futteh Salam, Nacoda, for Cannanore and Judda—the Ot-
terspool, Wickman, for Liverpool.
Feb. 2.—The Enterprise (steam-vessel )—the Fattle Barry,
Nacoda, for Allepee, Aden, and Judda.