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London, England, 1824-10-19 00:00:00

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RAMESES; an Egyvian Tale: with Historical Notes
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EAST INDIA SITIPPING.

The Miry sailed from Singapore 26th April, 1821; and
Petting 9th May.
The Francis sailed from Singapore 39th April, 1821;
Penang, date unkne,wn ; and Bencoolen 22.1 July.
The Acasta, Dixey, arrived at Portsmouth ; she sailed
from Padang June 17.
Ships spoken with.—The Resolution, Parker, spoke the
Prince Regent, from Portsmouth for Bengal.
Arrivals at Batavia.—The Franklin, Welsh, arrived
from Padang, May 10 ; the Rosanna, Johnston, from
London, June 21 ; the Jupiter Park, bound to Singapore,
arrived from Nev; South Wales; and the Nile, —,
bound to Manilla and China, from America.
Sailings from Balaria.—The Shannon, Kendall, sailed
for Singapore on the 27th May; the Franklyn, Welsh, for
Sumatra, on the 4th June; the Guardian, Sutherland, for
Singapore on the 15th June; and the Minstrel, Arkcoll,
was nearly ready at Batavia, to sail for London.
Arrived at Me Mauritius.—f he Eliza, Faith, from
London, bound to Bombay, arrived at the Mauritius on
the 13th July, and sailed the stone day for Bombay.
Arrivals at St. Helena.—The Boasorali Merchant, Ron-
son, arrived from the Mauritius on the 23d of August ;
the Resolution, Parker (coal ship), from London, bound
to the Mauritius, on the 21th August; the IVillianason,
from Batavia, on the 24th August ; she was put
under quarantine, having a fever on board; and the
Phoebus, Landes, from Bengal, and sailed for Havre.
Sailings from St. Ifekna.—The Bengal, Pierce, sailed
for Liverpool, August 21 ; Williamson, —, for•Londmi,
August 94; and the Bussorah Merchant, Ronson, fot.
Gibraltar, August 25.
Cape of Good Hope (via Sr. I lelena).—Very bad weather,
and heavy gales of wind were experienced off the Cape of
Good Hope, on the 4th, sth, and Gth of August.
The Bussorah Merchant lost her starboard fore-channels
in very bad weather, off the Cape of Good Hope, on the
3d August, and it is supposed that some part of her cargo
is damaged.
Arrival at Anjeer.—The Caroline, Harris, arrived from
London on the 12th January ; she passed by the Natner-
hall, from London, hound to Singapore.
Arrivals.' at Singapore.—The Leander, Round, arrived
from Batavia on the 18th April ; the Good Hope, Binny,
from South Anierie,a, on the 19th April ; and the Frances,
Benson, from New South Wales, on the 20th April.
Nailing. from Singapore.—The Mary Ann, Rodger,
sailed from Manilla on the 7th of April ; the Good Hope,
Binny, for Bengal, on the 20th April; and the Leander,
Round, for China, on the 24th April.
PEN•ING, Mae 7.—A fleet of boats have sailed from
Penang to assist the expedition in landing troops against
he Burmese.