Star.
London, England, 1803-02-11 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The following Gentlemen attended a Court of
Eaa India Direftors on Wednefday.and were (worn
into the command of their relpeElive fhipi. viz.

Captain James Martin, of the Rip Woodford ; Captain John
Worilfworth, of the Rip Earl of Abergavenny ; and Captain
Henry Wilfon, of the Rip Warfel, marlined to China direet.
--The above Rips are ordered to be afloat on the 21 It init. and
to be in the Downs on the t nth of April, about which time they
will be dirpatched. being the China dips of this fake.
The Swallow Packet is daily (traded to arrive ; Ow was in
Madras Roads in July !aft. waking for Government difpatches
from Bengal. The Company's Rips the Wainer Cattle, Capt.
Fax Henry Bond; the Thames, Capt. Robert Williams; and
the Canton, Capt. Thai. Lufttinittio, were difpatched from
Bombay in Amid left, foe China.
auks, Captain Dixon Meadows; and the tadr Borges,
Captain Archibald Swinton, which failed from England in
etimpsny, en the tft of March, arrived at Madras on the sth
at July, and found there the following Rips belonging to the
Zak India Company, vle.:.-tbe Perfavetance, Captain James
Tweedalet the Alawleit Cattle, Captain Charles Eke@ Peer-
eett ; the Cireemfter, Certain Thomas Rehestron ; the Wait.
handbag,. Captain Wes. Aview • the Bengal, Certain Adam
Centime ; the Marquis Wellelky„ Cif WU Brom Mitchell;
the Lady Jane Deeds% Captain the Hon. Hugh Lindray ; the
Mutter:feels of Exeter, Captain John Lock, jan.
The Sir Edward Hughes and the Travers, are the firft Rips
esp• eled twarrive of the Ratan sky.
Yellerday the difpatcher for Bombay, by the
EL,. t s rots were finally doled at the Eaft
dia Houfe, anda, delivered to the purfer.
Pagengero.-Meffra H. Bond, W. Shaw, G. Page, T. Byer-
ley, E. Davis. Aurelius P. Knight, J. W. Edington, A. J. 0.
Brovme, Cadets. Mr. John Pedlar, Free Mariner.
To Ceylon—Kr. Julius St. Leger, Writer, in the ferviee of
Government.

Sunday arrived in Leith Roads the fhip Ella-
-1 fete, Capt. J. J. MATHISON, of Elbing, from
Pillau for Leith, with wheat ; which veffcl failed
from Pillau about slia weeks ago, and has been
beating in the ocean during all the late tempeflu-
ous we.tther, and frequently in imminent danger
of being loft. The Captain reports, that by the
heavy gales from S. E. he was driven fo far to the
northward, that he was afraid of getting into to.
tal darknefs.
The Calais Packet, Gunfton, frost St. Übe's for London, is
loft near Vigo.
Friday morning about rival o'clock, a ensiling brig, after
Rifting againti itamfgate pier head, wag drivels towards Peg. 1
wen Bay, VIIICIC fouudcred, and only two of the crew
were Laval.

Tor &maullta, Martin, from Newfoundland for Took, it
loft near Marlin&

The Catharine and Eliza, Pratt, of Leaden, 410 l ow the
Havana. h.

The following is an tetra," of a I. tter from Calla. dated
tills of January In enorequence of the tr.:mends/us term
that raged Nit night, the following accidents happened ha our
bay : • Spanilh Ihip from the Havannab, with tow bogliseads
of rapt; a Span& ditto, cared the Prince fay, with a very rich
cargo, and 300000 dollars nn board; • Spud& brig from La
Guayra, with provilions of that country ; and a Swedilie alp
and brig. arc Branded between the mouth of the river San
Pedro and the North Head; two American lb* and a Soap
arc Bonded on the emit of Pustules; the Erie& Sip Brim,
Captain &Wow. from Newfoundland, with a cargo of S 0;
the Spanids brig Harmony, with 3no chills of &gar - and a
Spud& Coop, Na. Ss. del Carmen,fonslry rnerch.andize,
r aely to tail fee I.a Guayra. arc funk in the bay. No- lives
have been loft that we have yet heard of. The crew of the Arl-
ine, about the fats of whom we were very 1181Z10011, are fafe.
AM the Londor4 traders arc Ede. We have no aceounts yet
trust the coalt. but, firm the length of the sale, we are afraid
there waft be leveral lutes."

This day wet Ins Maud.
Price rtiki Sh!iting, neatly done tisk
(Einballilted tsith a Via,' of Llooioghla
'tout to Use frischfur.)
AN ESSAY on %VAR, in 13ixhk Vette ; HON.
INOTON GRELN ; THE CULPRIT; and odic
Poems, bit Satiobs Sahktia:
NATHANIEL nt.onm FIELD.
With a Biographical Preface, by CAMEL lA/FT, 114.
Printed for the Author, by P. Ocdgr, Bury; and frld b.,
T orms Hurft. No. Pawn:after-cow; and yetuor and
Hood, Poultry, London.

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Bailiff. at or before Wisitfundav firtt, a Peafwi between
thirty and forty Tian, bred as a Lanriatteward. in the moil
approved method of Farming praelind no the Banks of the
Tweed, Counties of Northumberland and Berwick ; is well
experiencod, l'eNg employed as Land• Steward and Chief Ma-
nager to Gentlemen un lame reales of imprinrements on Fann •
int. Valuing, and Letting Farms, Breeding and Feeding the
molt approved Breed of Lnglifts She ..-p and Cattle; is well ex-
perienced in Book-keeping and Surveying Land. Can kft well
recommended by Gan men in aforefald Counties.
N. IL Any Nobleman ur Gentleman wanting a Paws in this
line, are requefted waddrefs a letter wX. Y. at the Puft OB1c.:
Ikgvick-upon-Tweed.