The Sun.
London, England, 1815-11-23 00:00:00

EAST INDIA. SHIPPING.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East India House, when the under-mentioned
ships were taken up for the present season, and
thus stationed, viz

Elithinstone, 1,200 tons; Wexford, 1,200 tont, Captain
Charles Barnard ; Fort William, 1,200 tons; and Regent,
s5O tons Philip Ripley—f,r Madras and China.
ScalehYCzstle, 1,200 tons; Surat Castle, 1,149 tons; Wind-
bans, W2O tons; Earl of Baluarras; Marquis of Exeter, 820
tons, Thomas Gilpin; and Hugh Inglis, hi-t 0 tons, JetIl3CS Fair.
fai.--for China direct.

Lady Cististreagh, HO tons, Cambridge, 7Sa tons, Cold=
Atrearia, 69-3 tits; Providence, tons; Sovereign, 633 tons;
Lord Lynedock, Sai tons, James Crichton; and Ilarklvieth,
tons-4or St. 1-Itiena and China.

Asia, psi' tons, H. P. Tremenheere ; Prince Regent, 953
tote, T. R. Harris; Phoenix, ate tons, John Pyke; Mar-
'acmes: of Ely, 95-2 tens, B. Kay; Warren Hastings, 1,000
tuns, Thomas. Larltins, Larkins, 637 tons, Thomas Dom-
bitten; a.nd Lord Keith, 599 tons, Peter Campbell-,-for the
Coast and Bay.
Astell, 820 tons—for Ceylon and Bengal.
Mangles, 560 tons; Bataria, 535 teas; and Ash, 581 tons
—for Bengal direct.
Lady 'Campbell, 684 tons; erntßensem, 573 tons--fur Bom-
bay direct.

• WINDSOR, NOV. 22.—...111e QuERN is recovering
from her cold, and the weather proving fine yes-
terday, her Majesty left the Castle for the first
time since her indisposition, and took an airing
in a coach and four on the Bath road, accontpa-
stied by the Princess EtAzAgern and a Lady in
Waiting. Her Majesty returned to the Castle to
dinner. Princess SOPHIA took a short slow ride
in Om Park.

Dom.—This morning, at an early hour, a meet-
ing took place in the Regent's Park, between a
Mr. 3. O'C—n, andi a Lieutenant E--r, of- the
Royal Navy. The cause originated in a dispute
that occurred last night in the lobbies of Covent-
Garden Theatre. A case of pistols were ex-
cbatrged without effect ; when, on the second fire,
Mr. E—T. was wounded in the right shoulder:
his antagonist Was slightly grazed in the hand.—
The friends of both interfering,• the matter was
satisfactorily made up -
The Protestant Dissenting Ministers of London
held yesterday morning a special meeting on the-
subject Of the persecuted Protestants in France,
and determined to adopt the most decisive mea-
sures on behalf of their afflicted brethren.

We understand, says a Morning Paper, that all
the designs. for the National Monument to com-
memorate the glorious victory of Waterloo, are
to be sent to Mr. GILGAM, at the British Gallery,
Pall-mall, for the inspection of the Gentlemen
‘thojiave been appointed by the Government to
N:latuitte them.
We are happy to find that • a subscription .was
oputed at Ramsgate last week, and that upwards
of 1001. bac been subscribed, for the benefit of
the widow of the peal pilot of the collier brig
tharsunk oti Ramsgate pier a few days.since, and
pi“eward the Ramsgate boatmen that so tuerito-
iliolusly exerted themselves to preserve the crew
.bl'aid brig from a watery grave.
Apother forgery has been discovered on tile_
Commissioners for victualling the Navy, which,
it seems. was effected near two years since. Thu
perpertratgr. has hitherto eluded tictertion,

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