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The Company's ship Golconda, Captain En-
WAltts, arrived in the Downs yesterday ; left
Ilengal 15th February, Madras 20th April., Cape
°f Good Hope 20th July, and St. Helena 18th
August, with the skeleton of the 86th regiment.
She spoke, on her voyage, the following vessels :
On 2d June, in lat. 22. 3. S. long. 60. E. the
Preach Whaler Teresa, Captain JAY, of Havre,
from Desolation Island, bound to Madagascar, to
611 up. She left at Desolation Island, on the
16th May, the Granger, Emily, and Lichfield,
toglish whalers. On 21st July, in lat. 34.3. S.
long. 17. E. spoke the Mary from England 90
(lays, bound to the Cape and Madras, all well.
Left at St. Helena his Majesty's ships Conque-
rors Eurydice, Tees, Sappho, and Sophy ; Ba-
tons, of Leith, Centurion, of Scarborough, and
Peace, of Whitby.
On the 3d September, in lat. 13.11. N. long.
32. 41. W. spoke the French schooner La Nar•
cissa, from St. Maio, bound to St. Thomas's and
the Coast of Africa, all well.
On the 9th September, in lat. 16. 29. W. long.
26. W. spoke the Eliza, of Liverpool ; out 18 days,
bound to Pernambuco ; all well.
On the 11th September, in lat. IG. 42. N. long.
26. 32. W. spoke four armed ships, under Portu-
guese colours, from Lisbon, in 10 days ; names
Nairn, Concacipio, Condosa du Pont', Alianco,
Ind Viagante, hound to Bahia ; all well.
On the 9th October, in lat. 43. 40. N. long.
21. W. spoke the brig Union Island, of Liver-
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P°ol, front the Coast of Africa.

HULL, OCT. 18.—The Patent, WARD, front
Itiga, went on shore on the Lincolnshire Coast
Yesterday morning, about 10 o'clock ; she has
received considerable damage, and has eight feet
water in her 1101 d. Assistance has been sent from
Eere to endeavour to get her off.

DeAL, OCT. 19.—Arrived the Goleonda, ED-
WARDS, from Bengal ; King George, Kiwi', from
the South Seas ; Thetis, IcaTow, and Alontmo-
tenet, IVETWERFIBLD, from Quebec ; and Ann,
koomriaLD, from New York.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 19.—Arrived the Mary
transport from London, and Pox transport from
Yarmouth.
PLYMOUTIT, OCT. 18.—Put in, in consequence
151 the illness of the 'Captain, the Crown, Down-
ING, from London for Trieste. Arrived the Ann,
IslLoa, from Riga. Sailed the City of Bour,
liot.rATT, for the Cape of Good Hope,
and Tuscan, COLRMAN, for the Smith Seas.
FALmouTti, Ocr. U.—Arrived the Francis
Ireeliog packet with a mail from the Leeward
"lands ; sailed from St. Thomas's the 14th Sept. ;
end Salacia, GOWENY, from Fiume. Sailed the
CO9lllollolite, NEAN, and Le Deux Antis, CHAR-
tlaa, from Normentier.

CI7STONIS' LIST.
Zutered Inwards, October 18.—Henry .Nfasrtn, Riga; Mul-
14rds French, Riga; Williams, Thompson, Riga; Duke of
1.°11,, Fryer, Rotterdam; Flora, Cock, Calais ; Thomas, Pier-
bert, Charante ; Duke of Wellington, Corneby, Malaga ;
tattrel,Spioky, Riga; Planter,Vinas, Riga; Prince Frederick,
truss, l‘lessina ; Minten, Cruzers, Petersburg!); Friends,
Lewis, Bayonne; Robert, Wrighton, Cork ; Betsey, Steven-
"l,, Stettin ; Antberctta, —.—, Messina; Suffolk, Alison,
Atosterdam Guardian, Wilson, Archangel; Allied, Wilson,
Dant aic.
47"trred Outwards, October 1 B.—Diligence, Edward, Cork ;
thetis, Reed, Hamburgh ; Fly, Sawyer, Calais ; Saturn,
h°ll4P'on, Hamburg!' ; Fox, Fox, Ostend ; Nymph, John,
Messina; Speculation, —, Naples; Flora, Union, Ham-
zet:tectred Outwards, Octo'frerlB.—Latona, Demerara
I,4T,ll!oughton, Malta; Ant, Buller, Ilamburgh ; Flora,

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DUKe AND DUCHICSS OP' CLARENCE.—
, -tract from a Letter.)—" Dover, Oct. 17
,-":he Presence of their Royal Highnesses the Duke
tr",:l-I.,"eliess of CLARENCR has imparted an ex-
carrl''irtary interest to this place. A very plain
of tziage and a pair of horses constitute the whole
der "'eir Pnia •e and even of this they make
they Mk use. They walk almost daily through
town and its vicinity, dresses) in the simplest
—3l, e' A young German Countess, of about her
N nip
cry),
age, is the Duchess's principal female com-
tid.°n• Her Rov,ll Highness frequently prefers
t,oring on aschack ; and lately she has availed her-
a little carrage built by a tradesman of the
„rti. on the plan of the Brighton and Chelten-
-41 Flies, which he has denominated the Clarence
41' Her Royal Highness's principal recreation
ouce her arrival is sea-bathing, in which she ap-
hars3 ;
ear to take great delight her health also ap-
E
ce:l
t 0 be greatly benehtted by it. In the
liiiughe" and most • blowing weather her Royal
ghriess bathes in the open sea, and uses the
,„
arid the dress that first come to hand among
o,ele provided for the Ladies of the place. Their
tr-141 Highnesses live very retired, and are little
t„.110 company. Colonel Fitz Clarence lately
P',2lt a few days with theist."
4Letters from Port Jackson, New South Wales,
tittcti March 30, have been received. The_ ships
fro reY bud Lord Sidmouth, with male convicts
111:,E "gland, arrived on the 4th and 11th of
fur A schooner of SO tons burden, intended
lil,ll'etute" Chief of the Society Islands, was to be
ed on the 7th of April, The Shipley, with
IstP4tllis and troops on board, was to sail on the
%Lula/44:114'Y, therefore, be expected daily in this

COURT OF KING'S BENCH,

WEDNIZSDAY, OCT. 20.

HOME against LORD BENTINCK.

This morning the Court was ext.esively crowd.
ed in consequence of the above case coming on,
which excited considerable interest. It was an
action brought by Colonel Hoivia against Lord
BENTINCK, as President of a Court-Martial, by
which the plaintiff had an enquiry instituted into
his cianduct, and at the decision of which he was
dissatisSed.

Mr. SCARLETT appeared for the plaintiff, and
Mr. ATTORNEY-GENERAL fnr the defendant.—
After the cause had been proceeded in at some
length, the ATTORNEY-GENERAL objected to the
competency of any Court of LaW to disturb or
investigate the proceedings of a Court-Martial
or of Enquiry. In this the CHIEF JUSTICE, after
recapitulating the arguments at considerable
length, coincided, and the plaintiff was rtonsiriled.
Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Yoax and
GLOUCESTER were on the Bench at the right hand
of the LORD CHIEF JUSTICE.