Star.
London, England, 1802-12-28 00:00:00

EAST-INDIA SHIPPiNt;

Letters received yefterdaz, oveiland, from In-
dia, give the following intereftlng paitiCixlars re-
fpeBing EaR India ilupping.
The under mentioned (hips had arrived at Ma-
dras from England, viz.
On the 13th of jutte, the Cirencefter, Perfeverance, and
Alnw kk Cattle.
.On the 24th of June, the Walthamftow, Bengal, and Mar-
quis of Wadley.
On the 26th of June, the Lady Jane Dundas and Marchis.
nefs of Exeter. ,
The Walthamfta*, Bengal, and Marquis of Welleftey filled
for Bengal on the 28th of Julie, and the Lady Jatie Dundas on
tke 29th.
The Marehionefs of Exeter had proceeded to the Northern
ports, for bale goods.
The Swallow Packet was at Madras the 3d of July, waiting
the difpatches from Bengal.
Walmer Caftle, Thames, and Canton, were to fail front
Bombay, for China, the 13th of Auguft.
The Baring and Lady Burvfs arrived at Madras on the Alth
of July, all well ; having left Madeira the 23d of March.
The Anna, Horilung, from London, is arrived at Bombay.
The Heftet Maria, from Copenhagen, is arrived at
Tranqucbar.
The Thee Sifters, Calaan, from Copenhagen, ii arrived at
Batavia.
The Portlier, —; Tay, --;;; and the Highland Chief,
—• ; taken, and carried into the liles of France, are con-
demned there.

PROM LLOYb's LIST.
OkAi, DECI/411111t 28.—Arrived and failed for the River,
the Tranfit, Muirhead, from Smyrna.-i-Wind W.

GRAVIMID, DICIMitIII alha4Piffed by the Good Hope,
Welding, front Gmningen ; and St. Ander°, --, from Havre.

—.Sabra the Pitt, Mcnitrie, for New Provicirmcs; Severn,
May, for Smyrna; Adteon.Dritcall ; Molly, Sellers, and Or-
pheus, for Jamaica; Felicity, Cock; for Oporto ; Alexander,
Watfon; and Juffrow Anna, Janfen, for Hamburgh.
ARRIVE-Eh
At Falmouth, Nancy Brown from Virginla....At Liver.
pool, Refolutloo, Bond, from. Virginia ; and Lagan, Merfey,
from New York.—At Clyde, Chance, M•Daugal, from (tit-
hece.—At Ilfracombe, Philip, l-lannotk, from Baltimore—.At
Minsk, Commerce, Ward, from London—At Cadiz, Char- •
lotte, Davis, from Briftol.—At Venice, Pluto, Head, Hannah,
—, and Lord Duncan, Warren, from Cornwall—M Naples.
Syren, Codner, froth Newfoundland.--At..Charleitin,
Harvey, from Africa.—At Wihnington, Drake, Clark, from
London. At Philadelphia, Cornelia, Wilfon, from

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ALVirgioia,Nsucitous, Duncan, from Hamburgh..-A-At Ps &via,
kieC Mors, Coln, from Copenhagen.—At l'ortfmouth, Ro.
Gas, &Ohl Now Brunfwick.

The Commerce, Rand, for London, with tso. Hhcis. of
A4sr on board, was totally loft in a plc of wind at St. Kitt's,
on the 9th of November.
The Dairifborough, Kavannagh, from Rotterdam to Belfaft,
is got into Margate with tors of rudder, and very leaky, having
been op Fairnefs Rock.
The Ttadefman, Watfon, fiten Lynn to Wakefield, is grt
into Grimiby, after tieing on lime on Saltfiect, and the tug.,
difcharged.
The Brig N. S. de► Portal, De Lifietano, from Oftend to
Cadiz- anftseville, has ►een found at fea without Wry petfon on
board, and carried into Ramfgate.

The Hoop Van Hoe, (scabs, from London to Arnfteniam
being leaky, was deferted about ten miles from the Teitel. Cap-
tain and crew arrived at Elfinore.
The Faithful Sally, Burke, from Jamaica to Cork, which put
into Cbarkfton in diftrefs, is condemned there.
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The Efperemta, Magratk, from Peterfburgh to Malaga, is loft
near Wefterwick, on the coat of Sweden. Part of the cargo
and rnateHals laved. .
A few days Once astbe Chapman. Rata thipoleas. coining into
the Nara Sea, from Riga, the fell in with a hi:Mks, gale of
wind, which threw her on her beam ends; her mats being
cut away. Ae righted, although the lea made a fair breach ovcv
her, which drove her ftem in, and caufed the timbers to (tart
between decks, and wattled the cabin-Rove from the cabin. u
the water tan fore and aft. A Dutch flap, bound to London,
from thefame port, fell in with her off the Scaw, and affilted
her tra get inr the Hinither.
The iGorport, Wray, of Hun, has arrived at Leith from Rir.
with linked ;and the induftry, Kincaid, of Grangemouth, wit:.
hemp, flax. and other goods. There veffels we e obliged to cult
through the Ice before they 'could get away, and another.veOvl,
bbt" fully laden, has silo tact through, and was' completing the
remainder of her cargo, by driving it overland. The Matters
of thofe veffels teem to be of opinion, t,aat the frog would cfl'ec-
wally prevent any other vsffels from getting away, unlefs force
fudden change in the weather fhouid take place, of which there
wis no appearahce*hen they failed.

Fliday, the tots inftant; was driven Chore, near Alinetcad,
the fchooner Times, John Curtis, Matter, of Dartmouth, latic,l
Vrith fruit, finks Malaga, bound to Brittol, Who, potwithtland-
ing they took in four able feamen, as Pilots, off Mincheati,
could not poilibly reach that hbrbour, but were driven by a
tertible north-weft ertnaistesnil a heavy fca, upon the 'Warr( it
Sands, where they best Ana hours, during which time thi-
fee making over the lisiggiat igen twelve feet high, the pour ft h..
men were obliged to take refuge in the throutts, as the uffiy
means of suing their lives, hanging upon (mall ropes, moil the y
bed dwelt loft the ufe of their limbs. Providentially, however,
the slab* held theta until the tide left the (hip. , By the nirr,_
lag light the waft appeared covered, for a confidcrahle dittance,
with ti oulands of new.L mons, boxes of the finett bloom to d
Macatella raifins, jars of large white grapes, &c. &r.
On Thurfday siight the Captain of ( ne of the
Northwich flits, lying in Manchefter balon, 1,1-
' verpool, fell overboard and, was drowned i thi!
Accident was aferved by his apprentice who gave
the alarm, and was infiantly affilled by a nal
belonging to a velfel lying near, by shorn the body
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