Star.
London, England, 1805-02-14 00:00:00

its,' INDIA SITIPPTNO, k.

Yells: day a Court o 1 Direaurs was held at the
Estit India Houk, when Captain GRA am was (worn
,into the command of the Tigris, configned to Ma-
ths's and Bengal.
We have the plea ire to announce the fafe arrival
in the Downs of the Northampton, Captain Bate Ea,
from

The following is a coral& lift cf the Paftengers
from India, on board the Northampton, arrived the
Loth inftant :

Lieutenant• Colonel Charles Stuart, Lieutenant J. Sharpland,
Maher Henry Raynham, Maher George-Welch, Mr. P. Muller,
Freese► Psifooer of War, and Mr. Deal. Bixont, ditto.

Monday, at twelve o'clock, the Purrer of the
Warren Hafting', Captain LARKINS, attended a! the
EA India Houfe, and reccived his final difpatches
for St. Helena, Benconlen, and China, with which
he immediately. .departed, to join his ship at P,rtf•
mouth ; from whence he was appointed to rtii velar-
day, with the Roy.l.George, Bombs), Callle, lI my
Addington, and Wexford, under convoy of his
Majeftri (hip Wavuouen.

The folinwinig is a correa lift or the ParTerigeri
who are permitted on board the Warren Haftiligs,
for St. Helena and Bencoolen, viz.

Far St. Helena..4tight Hon. Lord Rakmnie, Charles Grant
lily. (ion Ode Deputy Chairman of the Fait India Coat
pany),roceeding to St Helena for the recovery of th-ir health ;
Mrs. Sarah Baines and her infant child; and Mr. Charles Dunn,
a native of the Bland.

For Benknoleu.—Mr. Robert Bogle, native of Sumatra; Mini
Laviuia,Aun Salmon, and Mire Maria Minty.

Official Return of the number t.f. perf,ns wh, em
harked on Ward the Eat! of Abergavenny Eati In
dianian

Ship's Company
Troops

- - 160
. . LSO
-
.
- - 40. •
. . . 32

Ont of the above, it appears by the official publi
cation of yetlerday, that only 139 reached the fhore
in &I'm.

The Ctitt..olll* man of war (Sir EDIVARD Pet-
Lew) with her conw,y kr, the Eall Indies, were Peen
a little to the Eaftward of the Cape of Good Hope
early in Ottober tall.

The African convoy, which failed from Pont.-
mouth on the 26th of November. met with dreadful
weather in the gay, and fonr or five reparated ufF the
coal! of Spain ; the Left arrived at Madeira the 16th
of December, and were forced to fea the next day
in a gale ; on the agth they were teen off that ifland,
but the weather would not permit them to get in.
The Regatta arrived ditmaftcd. The Trufly had
alio arrived.

By. the American 'hip Mount Etna, left from
Bourbon, we learn that the Britilh fquadron which
had been off the Mauritius had failed from thence
About the middle of o,clober, :for the purpnfe of pro-
curing water. The day after our fttnadron quitted
the blockade, Aitiniral Linots, with the Marengn,
two frigates, and two prizes (one a brig, and the
other called the Pearl) arrived at the Ifle of France.
By sthe Albion Whaler, which has arrived from
St. Helena, we have received the intelligence of the
arrival there of the eztia Ihips Travers, Captain
Saunnuts and Union, Captain Mnctarnstr, on the
e`s(l of December, outward bound ; they parted
with the fleet, confining of the .Devaynes, Skelton
Celle, Ocean, Lord Keith, Huddart, Ilarriet, aid
Indus, on the 19111 of November, in lat. 19 degrees,
to minutes S. Long. 25 degrees W.
The Ditch fqnadron under Admiral HAKTSINCK
were off the Eaflward of Batavia on the 7th et Sep-
tember, fo that the report of the capture of Prince
cf. Wales's Ifland :s without foundation.

At the date of the !all accounts, a ceffation of hot
tilities prevailed in Ceylon, although no overtures
bad been made towards an accommodation. Ir was
probable, that in December, fix or !even detachments
of 200 men each, would march from different parts
of the coati, into the Candian country ; and from the
&11l with which the plan of operation► was projefted,
and the fpirit which animated the troop:, dive can
be little doubt of their obtaining complete fuccefs.
His Majefly's 66th Regiment landed at Trinco-
male from England, about the middle of July la&
Cracow, juzy 4.—The American (hip Hazard,
Captain BuaasLL, arrived here from the Ifle of
France, which the left on the 12th of June, whea
la Marengo, of 8o guns, was refitting. La Belle
Poole, 44, and Atalante, 38, were repairing ; the
Semeillante, 42, and Berceau corvette, were in bad
condition, and would take much time to rut them in
a (late for fea. La Pfyche, 36, and la Diligence, 28,
were nearly ready for fea.

Two veal: had arrived from France ; one cutter,
mounting 18 carronades, intended for a privateer,
commanded by Souacorr j the other, a privateer,
mounting 22 guns, which left Bourdeaux the middle
of March.

All the Englink prifoners had been fent into the
interior of the country, but were treated with atten-
tion and humanity. They confined of—

Caputo anal Mrs. Moffat, of the Malay regiment ; Captains
Matthews and Loane; Captain and Mr.. Henry, 19th Light Dra-
goons ; Captain Moly, 65th rtgiment, taken in the Aamiral
; Captain Flinders, of the Royal Nary ; Major Sbephard, Ma-
dras eftablitiment ; Dr. Robinfun anti Mr. Winch. Ciptala
Browne arrived at the ILL: of Franc:: beforethe declaration of war.

It is raid, from good authority, that a grin.veffel
has fpeken the \Vey reouvrt frigate, Capt. DkAPER,
at fea, all well, making to Purtfasourh ; lire is
looked for every day.
By the Princ.efs Amelia packet, from the Lee-
ward lOands, we learn that the fleet which failed
from Liverpool and Cork on the 4th of November,
arrived at Barbadoes prior to the failing of the pack-
et. The Admiral Pakenharn. one of the fleet, had
been captured by a French privateer, butt was re-
taken by an Englilh man of war, and bad arrived at
Antigua.
The HYENA frigate, which failed fromPortfmonth
on the 28th of November, with* fleet bound to tile
Well Indies, had not arrived it Barbadocs on the
13th of January, 1805.

- Letters from Guernfey, via Southampton, (late that
the Spani(b (hip Atrial:no Conception, from the Ha-
vannah to Cadiz, is taken by the Speedwell privateer
of Guerafer, sod has arrivtd