Star.
London, England, 1824-02-10 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Cape packet, Kellie, from the Mauritius, has arrived in the
Downs, sailed from thence the 26th October, front the Cape Ist
December, and passed St. Helena the 13th December.
PASSENGERS.— Colonel Conyers, 62d Regiment, Mrs. Conyers,
and four children ; Mr. Pye, Governor of Roderique ; Miss Prior ;
Lieutenant Thomson, Royal Engineers; two soldiers, one woman.
Arrivals at the Mauritius, October 12.—The Rambler, Powell,
from London.
October 14.—Tbe Alexander, Surflen, from London; the Enter-
prise, Thompson, from Gibraltar ; and his Majesty's ship Delight,
Hay, front the Cape.
Sailings from the Mauritius, October 16.--. The Margaret, Hen-
derson, for Gibraltar.
October 18.—The Olive Branch, Kind, for the Cape. The
Speke, blacpberson, was to sail treat the Mauritius for Loudon the
12th November.
Arrivals at the Cape.—The Hercules, Vaughan ; the Janes Sib-
bald, Forbes; the Asia, Reid; and the Asia, Lindsay, from Lon-
don ; the Sun, Anderson, from Bengal; the John, Mercer, front Rio
Janeiro; and the Olive Branch, Kind, from the Mauritius.
Arrivals at Batavia.—The Diamond, Strout; and the Houqua,
Nash, front London.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, FEBRUARY 9.
SHIPS ENTERED Irma ans The Perseverance, and Deception,
front Calais ; Kingston, front Demerara ; Neleus, and Saxony,
from Hamburgh ; Windlu.t, front Antwerp ; Lady Combermere,
from Rio Hache ; George, from Leghorn ; Vrow Alida, Elizabeth,
Queen, Britannia, Esther, and Neptune, front Lisbon; Marmony,
from Charente; and Malvina, for Saloe.
ENTERED OUTWARDS—The Lord Amherst, for Madras; Charles,
for Rouen ; St. Lawrence, for Quebec ; Welton, for Elsineur ; Sy-
ren, for Venice; and Onyx, for Honduras.
CLEARING Ourwasuns—The Flying Fish, for Ostend; Jane, for
Lima; and Alliance, for Havannah.
ARRIVED—At Halifax, the George, Daugherty, from Rio Janeiro ;
Armenia, M'Kenna ; and Earl Dalhousie, Darrow, from Deme-
rara ; Matilda, Delton ; Phenix, Skinner ; Halifax, Coventry ; and
Friends, —, from Trinidad ; Ariel, Clark, front Jamaica ; Coun-
tess Dalhousie, Cunningham, front Gibraltar; and Salisbury packet,
-, from Falmouth. At S. John's (New Brunswick), Victory,
Gray, from Trinidad; Mary Ann, Howard; and Frances Ann,
Westcott, from Demerara; Trial, Holmes, front Antigua; Danger,
Al' Lean ; Olive, Stinchcombe; and Robert, Dewar, front Jamaica.
At Gibraltar, Flying Fish, Raeburn, fhim Trinidad ; Resignation,
Saunders, front Valparaiso; and Star, --, from Guyaqail. At
Bahia, Atalanta, Dewsbury, front Liverpool ; Fame, M' Neil, front
the Clyde ; Heroine, Tapley ; Fame, Anwyt ; and Swiftsure, Cad-
dy, front Rio Janeiro. At Demerara, Hawk, bl`Lea, from the
Clyde ; Saguenay, Hall, front Quebec ; Queen, Nicol, front Hali-
fax; and Rebecca, Lovett, from Lunenburg.

The Essequebn, which arrived at Greenock on Thurs-
d.ty last, from Demerara, brings advices to the '26th
December, but they communicate no intelligence of im •
portance. The colony was then in a tranquil state.
General Nltrit.RAv had received from Government at
home, an entire, approval of his conduct, and that of
the soldiers, in suppressing the revolting of the Slaves in
that island. A rumour was in circulation that SMITII,
the Missionary, was to be sent to England.—Greenock
Advertiser.
Yesterday a Gentleman, mounted on a spirited horse,
called at Nn. 3, gustnn-square, and left the horn: in the care of the
servant, who ninuott-d it, when it immediately set off at speed, and,
ou arriving near wattle Bridge, threw its rider, whose head came
in such violent contact with the kit h-stone, as to fracture the skull.
He was immediately taken to the Maideuhead public-house, where
in a short time he breathed his last.