Star.
London, England, 1825-03-23 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Henry Porcher, Thompson, has arrived off Portsmruth;
she sailed the 29th October from engal; the Bth November from
Madras; and front St. Helena the k4th January.
The Simpson, Simpson, has passed the Isle of Wight—she
sai!ett from Bembay the 14th November; from the Mauritius the
16th December; and from St. Helena the 50th January.
The Superb, George, has arrived at Cowes—she sailed from
China the 16th November; and front Anjeer the Bth December.
A saws r. AT BOMBAY. —The Ganges, Tucker, front the Mauritius.
The Upton Castle, Thacker, for the Cape and London ; and the
Dorothy, Garnock, for Liverpool; were to sail from Bombay the
Ist December. The Triumph, Green, and the Ganges, Tucker,
from London, to sail the 15th December.

A riamas AT TUC CAra or Goon llors.—The Jupiter, Young;
from Singapore and Penang, the .25th December ; Asia, Lindsay,
from Rangoon, the 30th December; Thalia, Brandlight, from
Batavia, the 31st December ; Medway, Wight, from Bengal, the
3d January; Louisa, Wools, from Bengal, the 4th January; Cy-
prus, Briggs, from London; La Bermaite, Christian, from Bor-
deaux, the Bth January ; and his Majesty's ship Andromache, from
the Mauritius, the 2d January.
SsitiNgs room THE CArig or Coop Hors.—The Sophia, Barclay,
for Madras and Bengal, the 47th December; and the I'ortwa,l
Shepheard, for Bengal, January 4.
ARRIVAL AT THE Matrimus.—The Lany, Lusk, from New
South Wales, had arrived at the Mauritius.

Satre smears wire—The Catherine, Mackintosh, from Bengal
to London, January 16, by the Superb. The Sarah, Bowen, from
London to Bombay, Dec. 1, by the Louisa, arrived at the Cape.
There had been a hurricane at the Mauritius the early part of
December, in which his Majesty's ship ARACIINE had received
some damage.

Artnnut--The Tobacco Plant, General Hamilton, and Woodrup
(Americana), from China, passed Anjeer the 6th Dec.
BOMBAY—The Katharine Stewart Forbes, Chapman, was to sail
for London the 20th Dec. The Castlereagh, Durant, was to pro-
ceed to China.

PASSIEGER. PIS SIMPSON, Captain Simpson, from Bombay.—.
Captain N'Cullum; Lieutenants Wells and Iniesden ; Mr.Dowler

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

-or-
THE ROYAL HUNT.

Ilia Majesty's Stag Hounds met yesterday at bidden Bridge,
near Reading, and had a very sharp run for twenty-five milts. The
deer at starting took for Sonning, where she crossed the river, and
shortly afterwards re-crossed a little on this side of Reading. and
passed through his Majesty's meadow into the Forbury, where she
was soon routed by the inhabitants. Having again found her legs,
she retreated, and skirted the borders of Reading, and was taken at
Meats., between Reading and Newbury, on the Bath road. The
deer making her appearance in the Forbury, caused an unusual sen-
sation among the inhabitants, who immediately saddled their horses
to follow the hounds.

It is said by those high in the sporting circles, that Lord S--
has made a bet of 1,000 guineas with Lord that the latter
will not ride from London to Oxford, on the sante horse, between
sunrise and sunset. The match takes place on the first of June.—
As Lord K. cannot be considered as a light weight, much curiosity
is excited as to the result.