The Sun.
London, England, 1815-09-04 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

, The Thalia, whose arrival front Bengal rve no-
rieed, tell in with the Lord Melville,- Princess
'Charlotte of tirrdes„ Bose, and Metcalf, in the
Straits'i'if Madagascar, on the 18th of June, in
30.12.• S. long. 40.32. E . •
Tins; Thalia sailed in company from St. Helena
widi the Emma, Albion, and King.s4ill, free
traders.• The-lasti 'tamed parted for Liverpool,
and is the first licensed ship since the extension of
the trade to India that has completed the voyage.
The other two parted company on the passage.
The 'Arniston transport, which, is reported in
ionie,of the papers to be lost, was seen off Si-,
coon's Bay, near the Cape, distnasted and labour-
ing hard, but no accounts of her absolute loss
have yet reacheilEogl:And. Hopes are entertain-
ed, as the tempest ; hail abated, that she has ar,
rived at the. Cape. •
Pis. Majesty's ships Centaur, Liverpool, Tamer,
and Harpy,.sailed from- St. Helena for the East-
; ward, said to be for the India station, o the 151 h

, .
The Thalia spoke the Favourite sloop of war
on the passage, carrying out, as we stated at the
time of her sailing, tl►e aeount of therefurn ►►f
BUONAPARTE to the Throne of France, and of the
consequent renewal of hostilities in Europe, for
the information of our settlements at the Cape,
the different presidencies of India, and the islands
and fleet in the Indian seas.

The boxes containing the returns, dispatches,
letters, and papers, from the Presidencies of Ben-
gal and Madras, brought by the "Marchioness of
Ely and Phcenix, just arrived in the 10%:er, reach-
ed the India House on Saturday.. They are very
bulky, and were conveyed in oiie of the Company's
waggons front the India Dock to Leadenhalk
street. Notice was immediately sent to the ens,
ton) House and General Post Office, requiring- the,
attentlance of the itsn.il inspectors at the India
[louse, while the boxes were opening. The let-,
ter: will-be issued for general delivery this day. .
The (Ad lens and Royal George Indiamen had
been ordered by the Government, of Calcutta to
proceed to Java, for the purpose of conveying
to that Presidency such troops as could he spared
,from the duties of that'island ; butt we learn from
a letter brought by the Thalia just arrived, that
in consequence of the representations and remon-
strances of Captains WELBANN. and ORIBLLE, head
been revoked, and the ships allowed to prosecute
their voyage to Madras and China, their original
destinations. Country ships wqe, it is stated, to be
taken up,. and• sent immtdiately to Batavia, to
transport all the disposable force front that settle-
ment to tleugal, whence they would be sent to re-
inforce the army of Nepaul.

Admiral at Leith ; Admiral r
.Mntt-
MARTLE, at Guernsey ;4_ and Admiral AtcoLm,.
in the Scheldt, have struck their respective flags.
It is reported that some of our crtfizers on the
coast of Italy have seized on„the treasure of Mu-
RAT, to the amount of three, millions and a half of
ducats ; and which the Court "of Vienna has
claimed ; hut which the captars refuse to give
.up.
The arrival of the PittNCE REGENT 111. Litch-
field takes place on the 13th or 14th instant.-7-
The whole of the. Staffordshire yeomanry cavalry
arc expected to do dpty on the occasion.
The 9Gth regimeot, now kit Gheynsey, is about
to embark for the West

Another ►:etacl►n►ent of the R►►yal Wiaggon
Train is on its route to embark to join the arn►ies
in France.

Detachments of the -40th and 70th re.,ziments
have embarked on board a transport at Greenock,
bound for Canada.
On Thursday the 82d regiment marched from
Winchester barracks to hn't Monkton.

A meeting. took place On -ri'id:;y morning in
Hyde-park, in consequence of a dispute at a din-
ner parry, between J. G. Esq. and B. Esq.
The latter of•whoun was shot in the tight shoulder
arid tell Mr. G. and his .second then returned to,
town.

The Lichfield Mercury states, that an ,actual
purchase has been thade of the estate of Castle
Donniogton, in Leicestershire, (the property, of
the Earl (It MotRA); for the Duke of WELLING-
TON.

An Italian Tragedy has lately been plinted at
Florence, entitled---" The Duke of Enghien
which the characters, are, the ill-fated Duke,Buo-
naparte, Rovigo, Josephine,. and the Ghost of Louis.
Coax EXCHANGE, SEPT.'S.-1 his morning we
received a good supply of Wheat from Essex' and
Kent, fine samples of 'MOO sold ac an advance
of 2s. per quarter from this d,iy weel:.; fine Barley,
sopported its price ; Malt was dull ; Boiling Pease
were in demand, and 2s. dearer ; in Grey Pease
and Tick Bemis there was nO alteration ; ,Oats
were dial, and Is. loser; ita other articles there
svas no alteration.
SMITI4FIEmn, SE:Pr. 4.—This day's Marot was 'well sni)-
lied with prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general was
consider able ; Beef, Mtitton, Limb, Veal, and Ports, sold at
last prices; and the trade, for the most part, was pretty
brisk. The sales in the I-lay-market wee rattier liveli;
slraw, and Clover, fetched last prices,