EAST INDIA SHIPPING. SATURDAY MORNING
By the American ship Augusta, arrived at Cowes, letters have been received from China to the 8th of January. Matters were then so for from being settled with the Authorities at Canton, that it had been proposed to despatch the Windsor and another ship to the Yellow Sea with a deputation to his Celestial Majesty at Pekin. The Bridgwater would leave for England about the end of January. All the other Company's ships will probably be detained till next season. The H. C. Ship Canning, for China direct, is expected to be despatched this day. Arrived.—Off Newhaven, May 5th, Burrell, Metcalfe; and off Portsmouth, May 60, Belle Alliance, Frances, from Mauritius. • Off Portland, May 4th', Isabella, Bouchier, from Bombay. At Liverpool, May 55, St. George, Swainson, from Bengal. In the Clyde, May kb, Elizabeth, Greig, from Bombay. At St. Helena, March 18th, Mary Anne, Spottfswoode, from China and Singapore ; Vittoria, Andrews, from Mauritius ; and Caroline, Fewson, from, Batavia. At Colombo, December 24th, Symmetry, Smith ; and 30th, John Craig, Harvey, from London.
Sailed.—From Gravesend, Slay 1st, Africa, Skelton, for Ceylon ; 25, Atlantic, Barber, for the Cape; 4th, Arethusa, Johnson, for Batavia. From Liverpool, April 28th, Ripley, Hesse; and May 5th, John Woodall, Thompson, for Calcutta. From Leith, Slay Scl, Portland, Miller, for Calcutta.
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