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London, England, 1824-06-18 00:00:00

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The Esmou:ll, Owen, from London to Madras and
Bengal, '2l"th May, lat. 41. long. 19.
The Rockingham, Beach, from Madras to London,
28ilt February, lat. 1.1. S. long. 85. E.
The Earl of Balearraa, Cameron; from London to Ben-
gal and China, Sth April, lat. 23. S. long. 33.
The Dunira, Hamilton, from London to Bombay and
China, Bth April, lat. 24. S. long. 31.
The Competitor, Ayscough, front New South Wales to
London, 4th June, lat. 33. long. 36.
The Cornelius, from Japan to London, out three years,
2211 April, off Abrajos.
PASSENGERS per Albion—Froth Bengal, arrived at Liverpool—
11. William, Esq. civil service; Lieutenant D. 8. Richardson;
Mrs. Richardson and two children; Mr. J. Kyrner ; Mrs. Krim;
the three Master Kyroer ; Mr. J. A. bentondene ; Lieutenant W.
D. Stewart, i'l native infantry, died 29th January ; Mr. Jobs
Williams, died in February.
Per Duke of Lancater, from Bengal, at Liverpool—Col. Jobs
Rose, 14th Bengal infantry ; Mrs. Rose, and three children ; Capt.
31'Laren,Aladras army; Dr. Faust: a, Bengal medical service;
Lieutenant J. Hart, and Lieutenant Macnair, Madras army ;
Lieut. 1. T. Jennings, his Majesty's I.llh. royal infantry ; Rev. W.

.nd fou. r childreti,

Loveless, missionary ; Mrs. Loveless E.
Pei Collonsbia, ham Bombay, at Liverpool--Captain W. D.
Robertson, 4th regiment, and a Portuguese servant; Liaut.
Campbell, Hon. Company's service, died on board ; Mr. Young;
31rs. Young and two chilthen t. Mrs. Humphreys and one servant;
Lieut. Col. Gilbert; C. Currie. Esq. ; Mrs. Currie, and two native
savants; Master Currie; Master R. Hamilton; Miss Louisa
Gordon. end one native servant ; CoL H. S. Scott, C. B. Ist bat-
talion 22d Madras infantry ; W. U. Bird, Esq. and Portuguese
servant. left at the Cape.
Per William Miles, Capt. Beadle—
From Bengal—Mrs. Bayley, lady of W. B. Bayley, Esq. Chid
Secretary to Government ; Miss M. J. Bayley ; bliss Oakes; two
Misses Williams; Mho Kennedy ; Miss enour ; Miss Tuner;
Master Bayley ; two Munn Oakes; blaster Kennedy ; Mawr
l'enour ; two Masters Eides ; three European servants; and eve
Native servants.

IlfaJs as-13. Strutton, Esq. Madras Civil Service; Chas.
Harris, Esq. ditto; Dr. Goldie; Capt. Hatherly, N. 1. • Cornet
J. R. Brown, Madras Cavalry; J. Lonnts, Esqlfor Copenhagen;
Mn.s Strutton ; Mra. Harris; Mrs. Hatherly ; two Misses Strut.
ton; two Misses Harris; two Misses Moberly; Massa Harris;
two Masters Whannels ; two European servants; and two Native
imams. _ .

From Pondickerry--Mrs. Graham, wife of Gen. Graham; Ma.
dame de L'Etang ; Miss Graham; Miss Warren; two Misses
Fraser; blaster Stemma ; ace European servant; 4ve Native
servants ; 13 sadiron 4 and two women.

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Per Ganges, Captain Camberley--
From Beugai—Mrs. Troyer, wife of Charles Trower. Esq. ;
Mrs. Cuetkeekr, widow a Lieutesant.Colonel Camberley ;
W. A. Shaw, Lig., Ikea merchant; Liestesost Eastwood, of-his
Majesty's 4116 regiment; Lieutenant E. S. Hawkins. lath native
infantry ; Mr. George Mendersee, merchant, died at sea 16th
January, 1824; Min lieetreci ; Mies Trower ; Master Trews!: ;
two Master Johnson.

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From Madras—Lady Stanley, wife of Sir E. Stanley ; Mrs.
Taylor, wife of Lieutenant-Colonel Taylor; Bontein ; Lieu.
tenant-Colonel Taylor, Mersa battalion ; Captain Inglis, 24th
regiment native infantry ; Cornet B. Cumbalege, 7th regiment of
cavalry ; Cornet J. Emig, 6th ditto ; Cornet J. F. Machassie,
ditto ; Lieutenant I. thinning, lst regiment of native infantry;
Lieutenant R. Currie, 9th ditto ; Lieut. P. Fletcher, 23d ditto ;1
lAssitenant J. R. Aggnnew, &h ditto. died at sea April 1; Themes
Norm, Esq.,merchant; two blasters &oleos ; and eight
servant&