Star.
London, England, 1828-01-10 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Middleburg, Josikier, from Batavia, has arrived off Hastings.
ANZITALII AT Ni•DILINA.-•-iiif Majesty's ship Satellite —, from
Portsmouth on the 29th of November, and sailed for the Mauritius ;
and the Mount• Stuart, Elphinstone, Ritchie, from the Clyde, and
tailed the sth of Dec.•for Bombay.
Anemias AT Mansas.—The La Belle Alliance, Pendergrast,
from Ceylon and Pondicherry on the lOtit of July ; Sir Archibald
Campbell, Rober:son, from Bombay on the 15th : Roxburgh Castle,
Denny, front London, on the 17th; Maria, Strange, from the Mau-
ritius, on the 18th ; I..Falmond, Heusi, from Bourbon, on the 25d ;
Protector, Waugh, from London, and the Gunjava Taylor, from
Rangoon on the 26th; Lady Munro, Gahan, from doringa on 23d ,
Edward Paget, Geary, front London on the 50th ; Susan, Hamil-
ton, from Bengal in sixty days, on the 26th; the Ann, Cattell,
from the Cape, on the Ist August; the Grecian, Smith, from
London, on the 4th ; the George Fulcber, from ditto, on the
sth ; the Woodford, Chapman, from Bengal ; the Sultan, Mitchell
from Bombay, on the 6th • the L'Europe, Frion, from Bordeaux,
on the 7th ; t;,:e ltagua, Kail, from Masulipatatn, on the 9th; the.
Alexander, Macdonald, from Megui, on the 13th; the Coldstream,
Stephens, from Bengal, on the 14th ; the Lady Fast, Evans, from
London ; the Hon. Company's ship Minerva, Probyn, from Lon-
don, on the 23d August.
SAILING' /lOW M•Dasts...—L'Attifs Cheveleure, for Pendia.

and Bordeaux, on the 18th July ; the Maria, Strange, for Bengal,
the lion. Company's ship Bombay, Charitie, for Penang, Sincapore,
and China, on the 21st ditto; the Caragueno, Prntzenoven, for Sin-
carte and Manilla, on the 25th ditto; the-John, Freeman, for
the Mauritius, on the 26th ditto ; the Roxburgh Castle, Denny for
Bengal, on the 27th ditto ; the Waterloo. Manning, for Penang, Sin-
cepute, and China, on the 29th ditto; I.'l':dmond, Bestel, for Ben-
gal, on the Ist August ; the Ann, Cattel, for ditto, on the :)d ditto ;
the Protector, Waugh, for ditto, and the George, Fulcber, for
Penang, on the Bth ditto; the Sultan, Mitchell, for ditto, on the
10th ditto; flit General Kyd, Nair ne, for,Penang, Sincapore, and
China, on the 11th ditto; the Woodford, Chapman, for the Mau-
ritius and London, on the 14th ditto.
AERIVALI AT Sr- HELENA—The Sidney packet. Taylor, from the
Cape on the 10th of November—the Success, Smith. from ditto on
the 10th—the Hessaren, Gibson, from ditto on the 25d Woe.
SA:s.uts •aos Se. Hatrara—The Sydney packet, Taylor, for-Rio
Janeiro, on the 14th Nov.

AFFAIR or HONOUR.— Monday r:rmight, Charles
Archdall, of Kilmaiden, Esq. and Henry Langley, of
Ballyduff, Esq. both in the county of Waterford, were
to have met to decide, in the usual way, some dispute
which bad occurred between the parties; however, they
were bound over to keep the peace on the preceding
evening,:for that. and the surrounding counties. They
then proceeded to the county of Callow—the former
accompanied by E. Edwards, Esq. the latter by Jam(
Carey, Esq.—and met at Newbridge, when, after an
'exchange of two shots each, without effect, the parties
left the ground, we understand, without an arrange-
ment.—We have also learned, that Mr. Archdall and
his friend were arrested previous to their quitting the
ground.—Waterford Chronicle.
Tuesday evening an accident occurred in Wilton-
street, Pimlico, which might have been attended with
most fatal consequences, owing to the disgraceful state
of the street, and the neglect of some persons engaged
in making a drain or sewer, from the house No. S. A
trench is cut across the road, about eight feet deep and
four feet wide, which extends from one side of the pave-
ment to the other, and on Sunday evening k was left
without any guard, lantern, or watchman. About seven
o'clock a onc•horse chariot, with two Ladies inside, was
passing down the street, and the evening being very
dar Land the coachman not aware of the circumstance,
the horse plunged into the trench, and was killed on the
spot : fortunately, tie vehicle having lour wheels, the
Ladies were not thrown out; had it been a horse and
gig, the consequences might have been fatal. The
hoist was a very va;uable animal, aati worth 50i.