Star.
London, England, 1803-04-26 00:00:00

EAST INIDA SHIPPING.

1 We have the *afore to announce the fade arrival in the
Downs en Sunday kit of the Honourable Raft India Cansoanys
kip the Walthantftow, Captain WILLIAM AOMBW. Mr. Been.
Ito a vr, the Purim, arrivei at the India Husk yellterday.kilis
his difpatches from the OOMMMILICOL of Bagel. The Waltham-
flow failed from the Mend of St. HeIN•2 on the zoth of March,
in company with the Lady Jane Donau. Captain the Honour.
din Moon LINDSAY. the Parke of which is boterly eve& d
et the ladle Hook. The Manlidp,Captain Logan, from Bar
gal, is Rated to be In the Channel.
Tefterday Mr. CMARLES Stanek, the Pure: ei the Ho-
nontaide Earl India Company's kip the Hope, Captain jar as
P aaaaa onus, attended at the India Houk, and received his
dual dikatches for the Supra Carpal at Canton, with which
he Immediately_ proceeded to Deal. to join the raid kip.
CA LCUTTA NOV. 8.--Estria eta ktter from the Command-
I Mg Officer at the Moluccas, to the Governor-General in Cana-
-1 cu, dated Angle to, tilos —" The dip Bangalore, Captain
Leine, was winched left May, so m meson Sod, to lat.
7. Swath, long. 47. Fail, about a I w ts knees to the
northward of the WNW of Mutterer. The lout was laid down
in old Deitch charts, bet has been left oat for fame year, pat.
His Majefty's erased kir Amboyna and Mongoore arrived
here co the suds Nov. from (Wm ; they esperisoced very bolt,
terms weather, which obliged them to ads our frum the
coat of Cultist China, to the *mita of Webs, and through
the Solo Sea. They dircourcd a fooll 164, and Stoat of rocks
mad bad sot laid dam In any el ear ahem. Obfervitions
of the Andierynk he. y. ga. N. Msg. 111. 7. L. Oblimations
for the Mongook, let. 7. 7s. N. Mug. us, g.l.
I Nov. sion.Accousi of a Mimi redly Elheyscisa by His

Mayaay', thip As, ogant, the Dar:r CALI. An]. and Adoor.
Rainier, in company, 23d Jantahry, ant • Pour boars 3
min. P. M. faw the appearance of breakers. bearing N. N. 'N
diftant about half a mile; brought to, and fent a bolt to 1111
mine them, which returned at halt.paft It Haring f• :nd a
ledge of coral rocks, with only In fret water on them, elan..•
log a quarter of a mile N. E. and i. W. the foutidiniss mond
them two and half, Svc, eight, and twelve fathoms. at a cabled
length, and twenty-Eve at about a quarto of • mile di:tan:oat.
S. Is S. long. cis. 0. E. p.-r Chronometer. Vt....ahoy,: fit Illitinflf
may be depended on, as the timeskeepers of Al th- ihir:3 age:Jet,
and the ifland of Lubeck was teen at noon fr.= the /Vies matt.
bead, bearing S. S. W.; and we made the ifsand urSAlumbo neat
owning, ocr run to which agree) very web with the anove
I .ncitude. The reef is not laid d. wn in chart, and being
in the track of flaps going through the Javaa Peas, makes it very
dangerous."

FROM LLOYD'. LIST.

DFAL, Aram 25.—Arriecd the MINERVA frigre, anJ
inaousa flw.p of war, from a cruife—Sailed the ailment
man of war to the Northwae..—Wi.id W. S. W. _

Gnaw/Ls& ti ci, Await 25.—Pand by the Thames, Burton,
from Bahamas; loduftry, —. from New York; Polly,
Uncork, from Cbarlefton ; Euphrufyne, —, from the Cape
of Good Hope ; Arniltun. Major:banks ; Cerro., Danford ;
David Scott, Jones; and Brng Cummings. from the Exit-
Indies,—Sailed the Commerce, Thorp. fur Bermuda ; Perk-
vernier, —, fur Hamburgh ; Friendlidp, —, for Glbral-
ler; Mac, Bryant, for Antwerp; Commerce, —, for Pc-
terlbuqh ; Cleopatra, Davenport, for Havre; and the Com-
merce, Tindall, for Bremen.
Aitliven—ln the Creek, William, Cambridge, from Ma-
lag i ; Mary, HI, from Leghorn ; Sarah, Pius, from Venice ;
Fortitude, —, from Genoa ; Experiment, S ver, from Mar-
feilles ; Lapwing, Brown, fr .m Palermo ; Redligheten,
Irons Civics Vecchia ; Antelope, Juhiifon, from Aoila ; Race-
! o-fe, Pringle ; and Olive Branch, Wickham, from the Straights
the Downs, Wihlism, Smith, from Grenada; nuns. Held,
ft oil Zant ; C ithanne, Cotes, from Mogsdore ; Vella!, Wood,
from Cadiz; Mineral Spring, Wilton, from Barcelona.

We have received the Antigua Papers to the loth
of March. The Council and Airembly met on that
day, and adjourned to the Thurfday following.
The Antigua Journal, of the Rth of March, con-
tains the following Decree iffued by the French Go-
vernment of Martinique and St.l.ucie. It is con.
adered by Britifh Merchants and Settlers in the
ceded iflands as contrary to the Treaty of Amiens,
which allows three years for winding up affairs and
difpoling of property. The Settlers having fors
had, in order to enable them to difpofe of them,
given orders for goods to be fent out from France
to form an giorkdfloci, becaufe otherwife they
mull have fold their property at a great difadvan.
cage. Butt it appears that not only they are not
to be permitted to enjoy this facility for winding
up their affairs, but by the 3d Article of the De-
cree, they are to be compelled to fell their flares
within three months, ending the zoth June. This
compulfory Pale is certainly contrary to the t3th
Article of the Treaty of Amiens, by which Britifh
or other fettlers are to hive three years to fettle
their affairs and difpofe of their property.