The Sun.
London, England, 1827-02-01 00:00:00

EAST INDIA INTELLIGENCE.

BENGAL, AUG. 9.—Thames, Heaviside, arrived from Chedu-
be, with the 2d regiment, after a very boisterous passage.
CALCUTTA, Anc. 3.—Arrived, the Fairlie, Short, from Ma-
dras; l'Asie, Duerod, from Bourdeaux.-4th, Aurora, Arthur,
from Rangoon ; Burong, Lister, from Batavia. sth, Juliana,
Lanes, from London ; and Carnatic, Warwick, from Penang;
Susan, Stewart, from Madras ; Bengal Merchant, Hutchinson,
from ditto; John Adam, Dew, from ditto ; and Le Victorine,
Juno, from Bourbon.-11th, John Shore, Rees, from Batavia.
—l2th, Sir F. Macnaughten, Pearson, from ditto.—Sailed July
31, Runymede, Kemp, for Bombay ; and Berwickshire, Shep-
herd, for China.—Aug. 7, The Ganges, Lloyd, for Penang and
Sincapore.-15th, Macqueen, Walker, for China. 17th, The
Prince of Wales, Dan, for the west coast of Sumatra ; and Almo-
rah, Boyd, for Rangoon, were about sailing.
BOMBAY, AUG. 25.—Arrived, The George the Fourth,
from Muscat, which she left on the 18th.-26th, Charles Forbes,
Bryden, sailed for China.-28th, Crown, Baird, arrived from
the Clyde.—Sept. 2, The Diadem, Cotgrave, was to sail for Lon-
don on the 12th; The Monro Castle, Smith, to sail for Liver-
pool on the 30th; and, The Crown, Pinder, for the Clyde, on
the 25th Sept.
MADRAS, Auc. 21.—Arrived, The Providence, Ardle, from
London.-25th, Marchioness of Ely, Mangles, from London.
MANILLA, Aim. 4.—Arrived, Matilda, from Sincapore.-6th,
Porcupine, from Lima.
HELENA,n.
2th
Alexander Nov.Nov.
London.-29th,
fur ditto. 25.
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Cape, experienced a heavy
York, Moncreif, for London. —l3th, Princess Mary, Smith,
The Albion, to the eastward of the
gale on the 26th and 27th of Oct.,Brooke, for
anothergale,
and
heavy
and boats ; and on the 6th and '7th Nov.had
and lost some of her bulwarks
and lost the remainder of her bulwarks, some of her stancheons,
and otherwise much strained.
A new ship was building for Capt. Alex. Hemming, at Bombay,
600 tons ; Joseph L. Heathorn, owner, was to be afloat the 20th
Dee., and to sail for London, Jan. SI.

SHIPS SPOKEN wmt.—The Fielding, of Greenock, from the
Cape to Cowes, Jan. 25. out seven weeks, lat. 48. long. 14 ;
the Othello, Swainson, from Liverpool to Bengal, Nov. 27. off
St. Anthony, Cape de Verd ; The Dido, Seepe, from Batavia to
Rotterdam, Oct. 15, per Lavinia, lat. 29. long. 44.
The Berwick, Eilbeck, from Bengal, had arrived at Bushire.
The Fairie, Susan, Bengal Merchant, Hydery, and Venus schoo_
ner, were in Balusore Roads, July 27.
Passengers per Thames, from Batavia.—John Alorgan, Esq.
and Mr. Vande Begard.
Per John, from New South Wales.—At the Cape, Mr. Roberts,
Supercargo.

DIED.
Mr. Horatio Nelson Dallas, fifth officer of The Lady Melville,
at the New Anchorage, July 29.
Mr. Christ. Smith, second officer of the Ganges, Boultbee, on
his pssage from Rangoon to Calcutta.
Robert Haly, Esq. owner of the Arethusa, Calcutta, July 29.

On Monday in
Cross-street, night the house of Mr.. Taylor,
Newington, was broken into and robbed of a quantity
of superfine cloth. The thieves got into the house by cutting the
lower part of the shutters, and taking out a pane of glass : just
as they had loaded a cart which they bad brought with them, and
which was in waiting close to the spot, a watchman surprised the
thieves, and succeeded in rescuing the property, without, however,
apprehending the perpetrators of the robbery.
ACCIDENT BT LEAPING FROM A COACH.---On
Monday week the Cornwallis Coach was proceeding from Hud-
dersfield to Wakefield, and when it had reached about a mile and
a quarter beyond Grange Ash, the bridle of the off-wheel horse
came off; the horses, going down hill became unruly, and six
passengersv off, amon., whom was Mr. W. S. Wakeford,
who; pitched iteh jumped
edupon his forehead, and was so dreadfully injured
that he died the same afternoon. On Wednesday an inquest
was held on the body, when a verdict of " Accidental Death "
was returned. No blame attached to the coachman; and if the
deceased had not jumped off the coach, his life might have
been preserved. Mr. W. appeared to be about 35 years of age.—
York Herald. .