Star.
London, England, 1807-09-05 00:00:00

EAST lA'Dhl SHIPPING, Zec.

Yelierday the difpatches were finally clored at the
Eaft India Houle, and delivered to the Purgers of
the following (hips, viz.
Es:•,riment, Captain LOOAN ; Tigris, MAcnouoat.r.-Ik4a-
dtira, Madras and BengaL
Diana, Csrain MARSHALL; Ann, MASSON ; Sarah Chtiftlana,
MAelteSoht; Northampton, SANDHIS; Glory, B —Madras
and Bengal
Union, Captain GAILLARD ; Sir William Pultency, CHRISTO-
Pa ea —Bombay.
PASS/NOW ?ER SARAH CHRISTIANA.-..F•R Bcrioaa.—Mr
Maekintoih. Mifs Bradys, Muffs Tlompfun, Macalleiter and
Dichfon. cadrts. Fok MADRAS—Lieutenant and Mrs Simons,
Mr trying, slEftant furgeon, Mr Cirmnns, Mr A. Macleod, Mrs
Fit nd ; Marrs Wiggins, M'Leod. Roy, Hibgame, Haggard,
M'Donald, Spicer, Smith, Hide, N. and W. Macleod, Scutt, Tay•
for and Travers,eadrts.

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PASSZNORRS PER GLORTFOR Coda Mifs
D'Aubigny, Mr Halm t, cadet. Fon PAADKAS-Mr and Mrs
White, and two children, Mrs Jobufnn, Mifs Wilkinfon, Mars
T and R. Collins, Stokoe, Bagot, Milton, M'lntoth, Hodgkinfcm,
Ant!rews, Carwardine, Mathews, Grant, Birch, W. and R. Allan,
Aldwinkle, Warden and Wieland, cadets. FOR FAMES or
WALIS'S ISLAND-14r and Mrs Ctunter, and Mifs Hathaway.
PASSENGERS PEI NORTHAMPTON BENGAL—Major
Watkins, Captain and Mrs Maxwell, Lieutenant and Mrs Blake,
Captain and Mrs Keble, Ml 6 D'Oyley, Mr M.Greath, Mr An-
drews, MK. Dennlfs, Mara Wamum, Morriefon and Smith. ca-
dets. FENS MAn a As—Mr Dodwell, writer, Mara Dickcnfon,
Chriftie, Winckefter, Dodwell. Hme, Banatyne, Harrifun, Heath,
Tbonspfon, Cazaltt, Clubhe, Watfon, Chambers, Swetcnham and
Jobfon, cadets. Fua ST. HELENA--Mr tlren.n. writer.
PANIZNORIS PER ERPERIMENTFOR BENGAL—Mrs and
three Rabano, Mifs Clayton. Metres Hodgfon, Hewitt. Ter-
rell and Hall, cadets. Fent Adman/is—Mr Briggs, furgeon, Mr
Bordrnan, affiftant furgeon, Mr* Briggs, Mlfs Weathaall, Mara
Turner, Charlefwortb, Hamner, Manfi.ll, Poole, Maepherfon,
Smelt, Seward and Ivie, cadets.
PASSENGERS PER Twits—Feta BENGAL—Atleffrs Stubbs acd
Phillutt, affiitant furgeons, Mrs Stubbs and child, Mrs Phillott,
Mr BetariNeu, cadet. FOR MA DR AS "—Mr Robinfon,
tenant and Mrs Futheringtani, MI6 Robertfon, Mars Tertian,
Cotten., Bonette, Crafter, Twcedie, M. Smith, Fynoulbet, Sharp,
Slade, Hodges, Glafs and Dale, cadets.
PASSENGERS ret I JANA...4'OR ERSIOALMtfrrf Barnes,
Jackfon, Lehman and Nicholetts, affißant furgeons ; Mr F. Cham-
pagne. Miff.. M. and J Jifficys and Ghrirres, Mars Ruddall,
Stanley,Steel Arrow, Folliott and Kcnnaway, cadets. Foa MA'
DRAS—Mars Gillefpie and Conwell, affiftant furgeons; Mars
Rule, Hume, Rankin, Butler, Warthy, L) on, Peyton, Brodie,
Gray and Greig, cadets. Fot BOMDAT —Captains Cowper and
Elliott.

PASSENGERS FIR SIR WILLIAM PULTCNIYFOR BINGAL
—Mr Jones. Post MAD R mo—Lieuteo.nt Hodgfoo. FOR BQM
PAY—Captain and Mils Powell, Meffrs Wallace and Campbell,
afEltant turgcons ; Alifs LaLgturd, Marts White abd
cadets.

I.I73IICNCERS eta UNIONLFOa MADIAM•LiCUttnant and
Mrs Scum, llr Gabagan. Fox B &ISA T.—.Captaiu and Mrs Rini.
land, Mr and Mrs Maughan, Mifs Nifbitt, Mrs and Mils Da-
rin, Mr Gordon, afßaant furgeon, and Ailr Fearon, free mariner,
pailngers.
PAaiENOCILI eta ANNI7COn BalaGAIMr Smith, Lieute-
nant Rae, Mr Guinant, Mrs Rofs, Miff Friend, Meilis Bland,
r Mullin, Young and Moore, cadets. FOIL
Nixon, Lieutenant and Mrs Gerard, Mr John Hattie, affittant
furgeon, Mr Brown, free marina., Milks Bordman and Storey•
Valleock, Hanfard, Moberly, Brown, Taylor,
Grierfon, Payne. M'eauflAnd, Poggiopuhl, Worthy, Smith,
and Cleland, cadets. Fca Patarca or Waal?. ISLAND—Mr F
Lynch.
Accounts have been received from Mufcat, by
which it appears that the Imaum is inimical to the
timelines of the Fallen Govetnment. The two
patties ED, which the country was lately dirtrafted
have cnalcfced, and teem determined to refill all in•
ternal oppreffion, while they offer every • facility to
the trade and commerce of the Gulf. Arabia is
now dependent on India for grain, and hence the
coati is in a great meafure. under our controul.
This is a matter of nn (mall irrprtancc when we con-
fider the inclination of the Turks to favour the de-
figns of the French, who could find little or no affifl-
ance from this quarter, even allowing them to rue-
ceed in eroding the defarts.
Bengal at prefent engroffes almofl all the trade
of cotton and indigo ; even the inferior forts of the
latter article, which had been rejated by the Euro-
pean traders, find a ready fele at the native markets.
The Retreat, which had tome time fince been fie-
tinned to cbferve the motion of the Ladrone pirates,
has been recalled, and is about to proceed with
a large cargo from Canton to Europe. The vigi-
lance of our cruixers in thofe fees has at length
neatly exterminated thole daring freebooters, who
for a long time pall had been the terror of the Chi.'
nefe it aders.

The talk letters from Canton (late that the long
dreaded apprehenlion of famine in China in conk-
quence of drought, has in a great meaftire fubiided ;
the rains had fallen plentifully at a very critical
pet iod to preferve the crops from deftruaion. The
Lower orders of the people have however (offered
exceedingly from the avarice of the dealers in grain,
who had monopolized great quantities of that ar-
ticle, which they retailed at fuch exorbitant prices,
that Government was obliged to interfere ir. order
to prevent public diltutbances.
Prom a Ilatement lately made by the Collator
of Prince of Wales's Mind, it appears that the re•
venues, fince the artival of the new Government,
have increafed to the amount of 813,t09 Spanith
dollars per annum, and there is every reafon to be-
lieve they will Oil' increafe its the fame proportion.
The fymptoms of difaffation which lately appear-
ed among the native troops at Wallajabad, have
fuhfided. Inflead of tiling coercive meafures, the
Officers judicioufly called out a few of thole who
were fufpeEled, and affitred them their plans were all
dtkovered, and if they had any complaints to make,
they fbould receive every reafonable redrefs; but
that if they pet fitted, their nbjth would be .com.
pletely froltrated. Clone! Munro then ordered the
Proclatnati in of Government to be read, which had
fuch an cited that they returned with the greattll
alacrity to their poll, and vowed an inviolable at-
tachment to their Officers and toe Bridal Govern-
ment. We undertland the men had been tampered
with by feme foreigners, who, they howevac declared,
had difappointed them.
The Chieftains and Zemindars of the prosince of
Cuttack, have returned their public acknowledg-
ments to the Britith G)vernment, for the lenity and
ptoteftion which have been /hewn them, and for the I
telloration of general tranquillity.
A confiderable contraband trade has long been
carried on at Fort St. George, through the medinm
of the American merchants, to the great dettiment
of our commercial intereffs. Some of this mer-
chandize has lately fallen into the poffeffion of the
lit it ifh cruisers.

Letters from Rangoon mention th:.t enuntry I.
be in great ditirefb, in tooleqoence of the failure of
its trade. The natives had 'hewn many fymptoms
of difcontent, and all the efforts of their Govern
ment are requited w prevent them from breaking
into open rebellion.