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London, England, 1807-09-08 00:00:00

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EAST INDIA SHIPFING.

VeCterday Ole packets, received nn Sunday from
the Ealt India flat, mere opened at the Secretary's
Office.

WTe are now enabled to prefent our Readers with
the following !hipping intelligence:
The Union, Captain MACINTOSH, extra fhip, and
the Matilda country fhip, arrived at Madras the t Ith
March.

The following outward hound flips had arrived,
on the 22d Maich, in lat i 6. N. long 27. W.

Callle Edon
Cumberland
True Britcn
Scalcby Cattle
Admiral Gardner
Nottingham
Britannia

Captain C(;I:NErr
••••• FAR R RR
•••••• CLARKE
•••••••• inc. II
•••••••••• FAST Fl ELI)
CAMPBELL
I3IRCH

Henry Addington
Cainels -

KIRK PATRiCK
WELBANK

The Lord Duncan, BRADFORD, City of London,
YATES: Metcalfe, IsacKE 7 and Baring, CARNEGIE,
outward hound, were fpDke with the 2111 May, off the
Cape, all well.

The Northumberland, Ratxcocx, extra chip, ar-
rived at the Cape ill June. and was expelled to fail
for St. Helena the loth of that month.

EXTRACT FROM THR MADRAS GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,

JANUARY 22, 1807.

't 'he fhip J+tnes Drommond,Captain JOHNSTRUP,
and brig Sophie, Captain MIONHARS, .have arrived
at Tratiquebar, from the Ifle of France, after a very
expeditious pa lime. By this conveyance, the follow-
ing intelligence has been received :
" The Cann,nier frigate was in port ; the Semil-
lante and Piedmoutaife, with two privateers, remain-
ed at fea ; but the prizes they had made, to the
number of 13, had evatled the vigilance of the Britifh
cruizers, and had got into port. The James Drum-
mond was fold for t 1,000 dollars.

" When the (hips above mentioned left Manikins,
the Englint tquadron had newt been feen for a week,
and they occ ifionally extended their cruize out of
fight of the ill And for feveral days.
" The coafting trade of the French iflands had
been fe-ioufly interrupted by the Britilb cruizers,and
the difirefs of the inhabitants, in the article of rice,
prop rtionaily cnnfiderable ; but very large fupplies
of beef and floor had been imported by American
fhipv, 63 of which outward bound, had arrived at the
Mauritius within thirty days.

" The markets at the Ige of France for Indian
goods are very unfavourable for all asides but in-
digo, which was in confiderable demand."
The following is a lift of the pafllngers arrived in
the ft-et from India
BY THE EARL ST. VI mcENT—Colonel Charles Reynold', fur-
veyor general ; Richard Torin,fenicr merchant ; Mrs Ann Torin,
George Brown, Efq fenior merchant ; Major George Williams,
Company's fervice : Mrs Bell turnm, Lieutenant Arthur, Com-
pany's marine; Colonel Bulllrode Whitelock, Captain A. V.
Browne, Lieutenant and Adjutant Baird, Lieutenants Heriot,
M'Kell, Place, big Majefty's 77th regiment, two Matters and
Mifs Tortn, two Mitres Dernell, Mifs Rebenech, Mr Rcbeneeti.
two Matters Browne, two Matters Kennedy, Mr Corfelis, Mr
Young.
HUDDARTC..IoneIs Anderfon, Coleman, Doolan, Major
Douglas and chiblr,n. Majors M'Grcgnr and Caylor, Capt. Leigh-
ton, Mr Grieve, Mr Deane Lieutenants Ludwith and Lorimer,
Captain and Mrs Rudd and ehiklren. Captains Travers and
Singer, Matters Cu-nberlege, Mullingan and A rmllrong.
WALTHAMSTOW-4:Prard Lord Lake, Honourable Mrs Har-
vey, Mils I ake, G. H. Lake, Captains Harvey, Johnfon, Dalflon,
M•Knigt.t, Pcyron, M Car, Mr Harris, and Mr Darcy, furgcon.

HUGH INct.ts—Colonel and Mrs Haldane, Colonel and Mrs
Wilton, Mrs Parhly, Mrs Winne, Mifs Jeffope, Mrs Bait, Mr
H. C. Plowden, and ten children.
Max An en—Mrs Plnwden, Mrs Bfnisflien, Mifs Tadoeke. Ma.
jot Snerre, Captain M Nam:a a, Mr Lloyd, Captain James Camp-
bcll, std.

GANCES—General Oliver Nicholls. Colonel Mati.lifon, 77th
Regiment, Colonel Grant. Mifs Maddifon, Mrs Griffith., Major
and Mrs Green and family, Major and Mrs Price and family.
Major Cape, Mr Herdhaw, Mr Law, Mr Rolleßon, Reverend
Mr Hill, Captain Aehcfon, Captain Lyal, Lieutenant Goodger,
65th; Lieutenant Howard, 78th; Lieutenant Law, 77th ; Et,kts
Wockledge.

DuNuns—Dr. Balfour, Dr. Dick, Captain Prefton, Al'r Row -
arth, Ms' Collins, Mrs Main, Mrs Roberts, Mica, Smith, Mr
Morifrey, Colonel Hatton, eight cbiklren.
SowsaElClll—Colcncl Nightingale, Mrs Nightingale, Mrs Gen.
Smith, Mil, Fowler, Camel Cunninghara, Major Campbell, Sir
‘l9Doiviil?, Captains Stafford, Troiri, Sharpe, Sioiplon, and
thlyteen children.

Autzannea—Colotiel Borne, Mr and Mn WIII nrl, Captain
Jo! neon, Captain. 2.1 d Regiment, Lieutenant Wright, Lientenr^t
Holmes, Mr and Mifs Beacheroft, Mr Baker and' family. Mr
Wilkktfon, Mr Crutterden, Mr Calmlin, Mr Borne, Mifs Patter-
fon, MiL. Johofon,Mifs Maul)lt, and Mils Steekr.
MAR RturT—Captain anti Mrs Blunt, and four children. Mrs
Drew.ll and two ditto, Mr Abrahams, Mifs Stupert and four
ditto, Mr Robinfon, Mr Jeffrys, Mr Crokat, and us ditto.

ASIA —Colonel and Mrs Dyfe, Dr. and Mrs Miler, Mrs Fan-
court, Mr crown, Colonel Harccuirt, Colonel Godfrey, Captain
Rohmfon. Captain Wilfon, rstth ; Major Dunkin, sill.; Captain
Mercer, 5t ft ; Lieutenant Aelicfon, 77th.
Loan isit LION —Colonel Drib rifay and family, Captain Nil' Lean ,
Me Jones, Mr Dacres, Lieutenant Ist'Lachlin, 77th ; Captain
Vancleleur. ?6th ; Captain Kingdom, Roth Lieutenant Kelly,
l ieutenants Atkins, M'Laehtin, 75th ; Captain Campbell, 94th;
Lieutenants Allen and Copples, Company's krvice.

The General Mahlenfels, Joacesow, from St.
Croix for Copenhagen, is put into Bermuda leaky.
The Olive Branch, Beomcs,frem New Peovidence
for St. Domingo, is c.'.oured and carried itto Bar-
masa.

Ettrantdinary Spills —A match was made again ft I
time fome time fince, by Mr. Wedderburne Weblier,
Which excited a good deal of fpeculation, and the
re(ult of which has (truck the cegnefienti with afionifh-
rhent. Mr. Weblier undettOok for a wager of boo
guineas, to tide a favourite horfe, his property, from
Ipfstich to London, a di fiance of 70 milei,rin the (port
(pave of five hours. The judges of the power cf hot fel,
• Ccitifideted-the wager a; a certain tors, and confcgnend y
sh*
Otlkran high againfl the performance. Yeller-
lumina, at an: early hour. Mr. Webllts con*
"sissoed.his journey froakipfwich, and the refuting
'xiiintellteed the' road .froas the metropolis,, anxiety
...4eref.ll4v4knetseen more ftrongly excited.- The tug.
:mil MR e.firU .20 ntlles in inc bear and ten minder,
when the halted foi a few minutes and gave the
horfe.Oortion of wine and water. The.animal had
ta gEtfAtm -fourteen miles an hour at ftarting. and
at a ruhning'vate the whole of the dif-
sauce.. Whiteclzapel Church was the extent of the
wally at which place the hot fe and its rider arriibd
ss and gorMinutcs, having performed the
vfritty in ten Minnteslefathan'the given. time; Sir.
Wehfteerflles bboorgitt *mike won 400 guineas by
walking 7o miles in 24 hours a month Once.