EAST INDIA SHIPPING,
ARRIVED.—At Gravesend, July 11, Lady of the Lake, Nicholas, from Ceylon. In the Downs-9th, Henry Porcher, Jeffrey ; 10th, Fergusson, Groves, from Bengal ; 11th, Barrette), junior, Shannon, from Bengal and Madras. Off Brighton-11th, Neptune, Cumberlege, from Bengal and Madras. Off Portsmouth—llth, Jessie, Winter, from Cape of Good Hope. Off Portland-10th, H. C. S. Warren Hastings, Mason, from Bengal. At St. Helena—May 3rd, Dominica, Hodgson, from London ; 13th, Grecian, Allen, from Bombay ; 14th, Arethusa, Hamilton, from Sir.gapore ; 16th, Palmyra, Lamb, and Jessie, Boag; 26th, Orient, White ; and 27th, Ganges, Jefferson, all from Bengal. At the Cape of Good Hope—April 19th, Lady Holland, Snell; 23rd, Importer,Smith, from London; 26th, Cleopatra, from Liverpool, and H. MS. Maidstone, from Portsmouth ; 29th, H. M. S. Herald, with Lord Amherst and suite, from Bengal. H. M. S. Undaunted, with Lord W. Bentinck and suite, had also arrived, bound to Bengal, date not reported. At Ceylon—Feb. 13th, Catherine, Kincaid, from Greenock; 16th, Valleyfield, Johnson, and Tyne, Cotgrave ; 21st, Alexander, Richardson ; all from London. At Madras—Feb. 27th, Mary-Ann, O'Brien, from London. At Batavia— Magnolia, Elridge, from London. SAILED.—From Gravesend—July 6th, Sophia, Dawson, for Bengal ; and Recovery, Chapman, for Bombay ; 9th, Mulgrave, Turner, for Mauritius ; 10th, Sophia, Riley, for N. S. Wales. From Liverpool— July 4th, Duke of Lancaster, Hannay; and 5th, Gipsey, Henderson, for Bengal ; 7th, Mary, Luccock, for N. S. Wales. From Greenock— July 6th, Joanna, 111`Kellar, for Mauritius. SPOKEN.—H. C. S. Castle Huntly, Dunkin, Lat. 19 south, Long. 32 west, on 9th May. Vesper, Brown, 2 north, 19 west, on 10th May. Pro- vidence, Ford, 13 north, 24 west, and Hebden, Fowler, 17 south, 31 west, dates not reported. The above bound to India. The Pero, Rutter, from Cape of Good Hope to London, was near the Line on the 30th May.
The Lalla Rookh, Macallum, from Madras to Singapore, was totally wrecked near Pondicherry 6th March. Very little of the cargo expected to be saved.
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