Star.
London, England, 1811-08-27 00:00:00

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. INDIA.
Advices received at the India House by the Geor-
.i.ina packet state, that the expedition against Java
w:;s•cxnected to sail about the middle of April ; the
• place of rendezvous was supposed to be Penang. At
Bmgal, the ships William Pitt, Preston, Hugh Inglis,
Huddart, Lord Eldon, Monarch and Batavia, were
taken up to carry troops,. and when the DIOMEDE'S
c(mvoy left Madras, nine transports were then all
ready for sea. The land forces amounted to about
12,000 men, under the command of Sir S. ACIINIUTY.
The squadron which consists of the Ita.usTatous
alld MINDEN, 74, LEnA, MOD%STH, CAROLINE, ACH-
BAr., CORNELIA and Doats frigates, DASHER and
BARACOUTA sloops, devolves to the charge of Captain
BROUGHTON, of the ILL USTRIOUS, in consequence of
the death of Admiral Dnunv.
Lord MINT() left Bengal in March, on hoard the
MORNINGTON cruizer, for Madras, whence his Lord-
ship was to proceed with the expedition in the Mo-
DE.STE frigate. After the capture of Java, L. is said
to be his Lordship's intention to apply to the Spa-
niards to permit a'British garrison to be stationed at
Manilla.

The City of London, Northumberland, Euphrates,
C:•tmarthen, Balcarras, and Alexander, are the only
ships that are to sail from India for some time.
The following ships sailed from St. Helena the (..)6th
June, under convoy of his Majesty's ships HAMA
DRY ATI and DLOIIEDE, viz. AcTELL, HARRIETT, SIR
WILLIAM BENSLEY♦ LORD KEITH, DIANA, EARL
SPENCER, INDUS, ANN, SIR STEPHEN LL:MIINGTON,
and TyNg, extra ships.
I'lle ship American sailed from Canton the 2.1 of
April, in c•lmpany with his Majesty's ship GRA mrus,
seven Indiamen, two Portuguese, and the Canada
Botany Bay ship. The American parted from the
fleet on the 30th of April, off North Island, where
there was a large ship at anchor, supposed to be a
man of war.

The CITY OP LONDON was to sail from Bengal
early in April.
The JOIIN PALMER country ship, was to touch at the
Mauritius.

The AUSPICIOUS country ship went into the Cape
of Good Hope to repair some little damage sustained
li,,z?ltning.
The tURACOA frigate arrived at the Cape of Good
Hope 12th June, having parted with the following
OUtwArd.botind ufF the Cape, the 9th June, all well, viz.
—CASTLE EDEN, CARNATIC, ROSE, METCALFE, HOPE,
TAUNTON CASTLE, PRINCESS AMELIA, NORTHAMPTON,
and UNION, RANKINE.

The MAUCIIIONESS OF EXETER, and UNION, FAIR-1
. rAx, (extra ship), were to sail from St. Helena for,
Bengal on the 6th July.
The second division of the ships from China sailed
from thence the 2d April.
PassergerA per NOUS—Lieutenant and Mrs. Neiy,Majar and
Nlrs. ileiamaine, Major and Mrs. Hopper, Captain and Mrs.
Duneombe, Mrs. Leech, Mrs. Kand, Lieut.-Colonel Woraky,
• Lieutenant Li:Einar&

Per HARRIZT—Major General and Mrs. Gowdie, Lieutenant
Colonel Irten, Major Hnvendon, Mrs. fittr.,, Mr. A. Munro,
P.!rs. Pritchard, Mrs. Mvdman, Captain hfieries, Mr. Cother,
Mr. and Mrs. Griffin, Mr. J. Lautom

Per Sia STEPHEN LUSHINGTON—Mr. Mrs. and Miss Baker,
'lint. Colora and Mrs. R0w1,..5, Mrs. Garrow, Miss Johnsen,
Lieutenants H. 'Thompson and Casten, Lieut. Colonels 13arrowe
and Radclilire, Captains Simpson, Hay and Heron, Messrs. Moult
and Best, Lieut. Colonel and Mrs. Graham.
Per EARL SPENCER—Lieutenant De Courcy, W. B. Smith,
C. Weatherstonc, C.T. Cl.ake, and A. Hamilton, Esqrs. Captain
arid Mrs. Jones, Captain A. Gibson.

Per ANN—Captain I. and J. Orrpek, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Pichard-nn, Lieutenant R. Wall, Etisign Stezzall, Mrs. Brown,
Messrs. FLineyrnan, Mackintosh, Arskeil, and Bennerman. .
Per ASTTLL—Mr. and Mrs. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Strtsly,
Mr. and Mrs. Downie, Mrs. Cheap, Mrs. Royce, Mrs. Bag-
sbrw, Mrs. Hairtliy, Sir Charles Blunt, Msi. Acbmuty, Mrs.
Revi•ley, Captain Macfarlane, Lieut. Colonel Laurie, Captain Eff,
Mr. Webb

Per "Ern E—T. G. Murton, Esq. Captain D. Maclean, Lieute-
nant Trier, Ensign Cowardie, and Mr. Broay.
Per DIANA—R. P. Smith and Family, Honourable Mrs. and
Miss Brucc, J. Alexander, Esq. and Family, L. A. Davidson,
Esq. and Family, W. Pattie, Esq. and J. Reddall, Esq.
Per LORD Kci•ru—T. L. N. Stun and Lady, Major and Mrs.
Sharpe, Captain and Mrs. Wheatstone, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs.
Dytx, Colonel G. S. Browne, Captain Vaughan, Captain Martin,
4nd Lieutenant Gregory.