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

CUSTOM-HOUSE, JANUARY 31._

Snips ENTER RD Lovzitns--The Diana, from New York; Mari-
ner, from Lisbon; Telegraph, trom Havre ; Leonore, from Faen ;
Surrey, from New South Wisle4 ; and Lively, from Harlingen.
ENThIKD Onzwatos—The Thomas, for Limerick ; Atlas, for
Dublin; Rover, for Calais; Asia, for Tema; Hottentot, fur the
Cape of Good Hope ; David Walter, for Seville ; Upton Castle, for
Bombay ; and Telemachus, for Lisbon.
CLEARING OuTwaans---The Patrick Henry, for La Goira ; Ni-
cholas, for St. Thomas; Jutfrove Alide, for Rotterdam; Rover, for
Calras; Harmony, for Rio; Promise, for Cadiz; Viscountess
Downe, for Hamburgh; and Highland Lad, fur Bahia.

EAST INDIA INTELLIGENCE.
I. Arrivals from India at theOut-Yorts.

From Bengal.—'l he Capt. G. W. Colt, in the Downs ;
sailed from the Sand Heads the 6:h of September, and St. Helena,
24th of November.

Passengers. Mrs. Corny, Mrs. Bagnold, Mr. Bagshaw, Mr
Robinson, I.ieut. Kearney, Surgeon, his Majesty's 24th Itcgirnet,t ;
Liert. Pennington, Royal Navy.
Passengers per Claudine. Cape. Crabtree. whose arrival we
announced in our last Number; Mrs Uhthoff and child; Captain
Carroll, 86th Regiment; Capt. Orr, Native infantry; Surgeo.i
Woodburn, Royal Navy; and Lieut. Vincent, front the Cape.
Front Batavia. The OpLlia, Captain Haskell, at Cowes;
saiDd the 13th of October, and bound to Rotterdam.
The Rotterdam, Waters, off Romney; tailed the 26th Septem-
ber, bound to Antwerp.
IL Arrivals in India from Europe.
At Bengal.—Sept. 4, the Asia, Pope, from Bombay and London.
Sept. 5, the Madras, Clark, trout Madras and London.
At Batavia.—The Jamaica, Watt, from Ltmda:i ; no date.
Off Ceylon.—Sept. 16, the England, !tray, from London.
111. Sailings front India, •Sat.
From Bengal.—Aug. 1.5, the Alexander, Dickie, for Penang,
Sing,:pote, and Batavia.
Aug. 16, the Wellington, Maxwell, for Bencoolcn and Batavia.
Aug. 17, the Robarts, C. H. Bean, for Madras.
Aug. 20, the Aurora, Farl, for Pcnang, Singapore, and Batavia.
The Alfred, fur &impute, Batavia, and England.
S!tips spnkt-ti With.
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The Potton, Wethank, froin London to Bengal, on 30th Acme.
The Lucy Davidson, Williams, from London to the Cape, lath
December, lat. 6. N. long. 21.1 V.
The Providence, Itenunington, from T.oth:on to Bengal, 11411
December, lat. 6. 20. N. long. 22. M. W.
The Bengal Merchant, Brown, from London to Bengal, I Itk
December, lat. 4. N. long. 22. W.
'rhe Margaret, Henderson, from the Mauritius to Gibraltar, 9th
December, lat. 9. N. long. 2X. W.
V.—Ship expected daily to arrive in England.

FROM 13eNnal..-:-The Morley, for London; and the
Bridget, Leslie, for Liverpool; to sail the ‘...oth September. The
Stentor, Harris, and the Ogle Castle, B,u i , tot London; to sail
the Ist of o,:tober.

FROM Katrns, Cunningham, to s:11 12th Sept.
Fsom Boatsay.-1.1:e llrailiford, Spring, to •;:itl the 15th Octo-
ber ; and the Royal George, Liarhy, that sailed the 27th August.
FE.031 THZ MAUXITIUS.•--Trle Cape Packet, to sail the 50th Oct.
Vl.—Ships sailing from England.
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The Castle Huntley, foi Bombay and China; and the Duchess
of Athol, fix Bengal and • China, at Cowe-4 The Macqueen, for
Bengal and China; and the Lord Hungerforcl, CL:r the Mauritius,
Madras, and Bengal, at Portsmouth, all wind-bound.
For Bengal, Bombay, or Madras, none expected to sail in the
ensuing week.
Fos CZYLON.—The Thames, Lifson, to clear out to-morrow.