Dec. 3. At St. Andrew's church, Plymouth, Rev. Edward Godfrey, son of the Rev. D. R. Godfrey, D. D., to Emily Clare, eldest daughter of late Capt. René Payne, dep. com. gen. of the Bombay army.

5. At Trinity Church, Gray's-inn-road, Felicia Emma, only daughter of late Major Barker, 12th Bengal N.I., and grand-daughter of Lieut. col. Clayton, late Governor of Bencoolen, to Evan B. Jones, Esq., Union-street, Southwark. At Barnbarroch, Wigtonshire, Edmund Richard Jeffreys, Esq., major in the 88th regiment, to Mary, daughter of late Colonel Vans Agnew, C. B., of Barnbarroch and Shenchan.

10. At York-street Chapel, Walworth, Lieut. Garwood Wellesley Wool. laston, of the Indian navy, to Miss Sarah Winfield, Gerard-street, Soho.

At Bath, Mr. R. G. Hohhes, E. I. C.'s civil service, to Miss Jane Cartland.

DEATHS.

Nov. 25. At Kettering, the Rev. James Hogg, vicar of Geddington, Northamptonshire, aged 70.

Lady Bryce, the widow of late Major General Sir Alexander Bryce, K.C.H. and C.B., inspector general of fortifications.

29. Suddenly, Capt. Thomas Wallace, of the Madras army, second son of John Wallace, Esq., of Gloucester-place, Portman-square.

Dec. 3. Nathaniel William Kindersley, Esq., of North Brook House, Bishops Waltham, late of the Madras civil service, aged 50.

At Bishop's Waltham, Hants, aged 47, Capt. Charles Richards, R. N., C. B., son of the late Rev. W. Richards, of Little Chiverell.

4. Charles John Humfrey, Esq., of the 70th Foot, only son of J. B. Humfrey, Esq., of Kibworth Hall, Leicester, aged 19.

8. At Welbeck-street, Harriet Emma Bertha, second daughter of R. Macdonald Stephenson, Esq., aged 2.

10. At Florence, Ann, widow of the late Peter Auber, Esq.

14. At Jermyn-street, Mrs. Sarah Baber, aged 81.

21. Major-general Joseph Nesbitt, Bengal army, aged 65.

23. At Chester Place, Lambeth, aged 37, Emily, wife of Major Charles Farran, Madras army.

26. At Wadenhoe, near Oundle, Gen. William Croxton, Bengal Establishment.

Lately. At Frith-street, Soho, Mrs. Eliza Clemons, of Walmer, Kent, widow of late Major James Clemons, of the Madras N.I.

SHIPPING.
ARRIVALS.

Nov. 28.--Emperor, Manilla, Plymouth; Edward Boustead, China, Scilly; Windsor Castle, Bombay, Liverpool; Orator, Ceylon, Falmouth.-29. Mobile, Penang, Downs; Osprey, Bombay, Liverpool; Canada, Bengal, Liverpool.-30. General List, Batavia, Portsmouth.-Dec. 2. Borneo, Bengal, Folkstone; Arab, Manilla, Dover.-3. Pearl, Ceylon, Beachey Head.-4. Inchinnan, Bombay, Falmouth; Mungo Park, Batavia, Downs.-6. Brooksby, Manilla, Falmouth; Orient, China, Bordeaux; Athena, Bengal, Liverpool.7. Anna Watson, Bengal, Bristol.-10. Great Liverpool (steamer), Alexandria, Southampton; Renown, Van Diemen's Land, Penzance; Camana, Bengal, Liverpool.-11. Lady Bute, Bengal, Liverpool.-12. Scotland, Bengal, Clyde;

Princess Charlotte, Bombay, Liverpool.-13. William Shand, Bengal, Torbay; H.M.S. Siren, Ceylon, Portsmouth; Druid, Singapore, Liverpool.-14. Sumatra, Ceylon, Portland; Trident, Bengal, Bordeaux.-16. Pandora, Manilla, Cork; Abel Tasman, Batavia, Portsmouth; Bowling, Bengal, Clyde.17. Sultan, China, Kinsale.-19. Amelia Mulholland, Mauritius, Ise of Wight; Jessie, Ceylon, Plymouth.-19. Devon, Bengal, Downs; Meg of Meldon, Bengal, Liverpool; Nestor, Bengal, Dungeness.-20. Ann Falcon, Mauritius, Downs; China, Bengal, Falmouth; City of Poonah, Madras, Torbay.-20. Amwell, Van Diemen's Land, Portsmouth; New Zealand, Bengal, Falmouth.21. Justina, Bengal, Plymouth; Arab, Port Phillip, Plymouth; Queen, Bengal, Liverpool.-23. Universe, Bombay, Penzance; Scotswood, Mauritius, Penzance; Atkinson, Bengal, Cork; Tar, Mauritius, Portsmouth; Carrara, Mauritius, Cork; Woden, Batavia, Portsmouth.-24. Princess Royal, Bengal, Cork; Bencoolen, Manilla, Crookhaven.-26. Repulse, Bengal, Penzance: Anna Robartson, Madras, Plymouth; Eclipse, Mauritius, Plymouth; Bland, Bengal, Plymouth; Lady Clare, Bengal, Falmouth; Albyn, Moulmein, Falmouth; Chilena, Penang, London; Rota, Batavia, off the Wight; Portly, Mauritius, Plymouth; Vigilant, Cape, Penzance.-27. Asiatic and Thomas Lee, Bengal, Downs; Bidston and Syren, Bengal, Liverpool; Angere, Bengal, Waterford; Gemine, Bengal, Castletown.-23. Mary Sharp, N. S. Wales, Plymouth; Courier, Cape, Penzance; Ann Armstrong, Bombay, Liverpool; Neptune, Madras, Portland.

DEPARTURES.

From Liverpool. - Nov. 26. Amiga and Queen Mab, Hong Kong.-27. Hindley, Cape; Sabina, Bombay; Alexander, Singapore; Carolina, Manilla. -28. Ann Carr, New South Wales; Compton and William Parker, Bombay; Senator, Batavia.-30. Flower of Ugie, Mauritius.--Dec. 1. Tigris and Birman, Bengal.-2. Wonder, Bengal.-5. Corinna, Bengal.-7. Tyrer, Bombay. -8. Sir H. Hardinge, Bengal.-9. Princess Royal, Bengal.-10. Harbinger, Singapore; John Walker, Cape.-11. Bucephalus and Mary, Bombay,-12. Liverpool, New South Wales.-14. Buenos Ayrian, Hong Kong.-15. Margaret, Java.-17. Star of the West, Thomas Battersby, and Marwood, Bombay; Duchess of Leinster, Ceylon and Madras.-19. Jaeger, Bengal.-21. Mischief,

Mauritius.

From the Downs.-Nov. 30. Nautilus, Mauritius.-Dec. 1. Birman, Bengal; Arequipa, Hobart Town.-2. Wonder, Bengal; Black Nymph, Batavia; Caledonia, New South Wales.-3. Hindostan, Bombay; Lord Charles Spencer, Cape.-4. Royal Consort, New South Wales; Plumstead, Algoa Bay; Carnatic, Bengal; Cressy, Bengal.-6. Ganges, Bengal; William and Mary Brown, Ceylon; Curraghmore, Madras and Bengal.-7. Jane, Cape of Good Hope.9. Strafford, Mauritius; Indian, Launceston.-10. Oriental, Bengal; Cape Pocket, Bengal.-11. Duke of Bronte, Madras.-15. Pauline, Mauritius.Richard Mount, Cape.-18. Richmond, Algoa Bay.-19. Horwood, Algoa Bay. From Portsmouth.-Dec. 6. Brunswick, Bombay.-8. Bangalore, China; Bombay, Bombay.

From Plymouth.-Dec. 5. Dædalus, Cape and India-21. Isabella Watson, Adelaide and Port Phillip.

From Southampton.-Nov. 27. Lady Mary Wood (St.) Bengal.
From Leith.-Nov. 21. Sans Pareille, Adelaide.

From Clyde.-Nov. 30. Glencairn, Madras.

From Shields. Nov. 30. Northumberland, Cape. - Dec. 21. Grafton,

Bombay.

From Bordeaux.- Nov. 29. Essex, from Mauritius.

From Cadiz.-Nov. 25. Monument, Manilla.

Off North Foreland.-Nov. 28. Albion, Bombay.

INCIDENTS.

BENGAL, OCT. 15.-The Isabella Cooper, lying off Jackson's Ghaut, took fire on the Thursday night; the fire was promptly extinguished without doing much injury.

The Scotland, Cunningham, arrived in the Clyde from Calcutta, took fire on the 12th ult., and was scuttled, and became a total wreck.

destroyed.

Cargo nearly all

The Forth, Baxter, sailed from Manilla, April 27, for Falmouth, and has not since been beard of.

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, SEPT. 23.-The British Settler, Traen, struck on the Eastern Bank, Sept. 18, and afterwards drove ashore; she is full of water.

BORDEAUX, DEC. 4.-The Joseph arrived here, Oct. 10, passed the Gondolier, Oliver, China to London, at the north part of the Straits of Gaspar, called Warren Hastings's Shoal, and sent a boat off to the ship; found her abandoned, having lost her rudder, but with all her rigging standing.

PASSENGERS.

Per Oriental, from Southampton to Alexandria-Mesdames Williams and niece, Campbell, Fawcett, Lynch, Seaton, Thompson, Stewart and sister, Howison, Cook, Cahill and friend, Guerin, and Turquand; Misses F. Gordon, Pattals, Arnott; Mr. Campbell, Dr. Stevenson, Majs. Fawcett and Lynch; Capts. Younghusband, Ekyn, White and Evans; Mr. W. C. Watts, Lieut. Burringall, Mr. W. Short, Mr. A. Billimore, Dr. Gray, Messrs. Colyear, Coneybeare, Batty, R. C. Jones, W. Johnson, Unell, Turquand. For Aden-Mr. Robinson. For Madras Mr. Hodgson, Mr. and Mrs. Price, Mrs. Gilkhurst and child, Mr. Dallas, Capt. A. G. Young, Messrs. Raeney, Barber, Tytler, Withers, Grant, Ogeloy, Jalland, Reid, Somerville, and Sterling; Capts. Smyth and Wilson. For Ceylon-Mr. Bannatyne. For Calcutta-Sir Robert and Lady Sale, Mr. and Mrs. Luke, Col. and Mrs. Sandys, Miss Sandys; Mrs. Brewer, Mrs. Short and children; Mrs. Torrens, Mrs. Lackerstein; Miss Dysart, Capt. Scott Waring, Mr. Trotter, Mr. Rackes, Mr. and Mrs. Cadogan, Mrs. Dashwood, Messrs. Kelso, Church, Even, Lackerstein; Dr. Backhouse; Messrs. Thornhill, Mactier, Plumb; Capt. Hale, Mr. and Miss Conolly, Mr. and Mrs. Bicknell, Misses Cork and Dempster, Mr. Burkinyoung, Mrs. Col. Smith, Miss Paton, Capt. and Mrs. Fagan and child; Messrs. R. C. Campbell, Withers, St. George, Munro, Laing, H. Gardner, Lees, P. Jackson, Mayer, Carnac, Balfour, Stevenson; Miss Bill, Mr. Wottan, Mrs. Pringle and child, Mr. Irwin, Mr. Braddon. To embark at Malta for Calcutta-Mr. Carleton and Mr. Paul.

To embark at Suez for Ceylon-Mr. A. Hardinge and friend. Do. for Madras-Mr. and Mrs. Maltby and Mr. Michael. Do. for Calcutta-Lady Hardinge and party, consisting of three Misses Hardinge, Messrs. Macpherson, Stewart, Smith, Sterling, Lackerstein, and Mrs. and Miss Macpherson.

Per London, to Bombay.-Mrs. and Miss Gibson, Messrs. R. Cousen, and W. Burton.

Per Duke of Wellington, to Calcutta.-Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, Messrs. Pratt, Ellis, Richards, Harris, Spiller.

Per Hindostan, to Bombay.—Mrs. Chatfield, Ensigns Machanan, Welsh, Mesham; Messrs. Watson, Claig, Tatam.

Per Glenelg, to Bombay.-Mrs. Gellatt, Mr. Pierce, Mr. S. C. Law, Capt. Salmon, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Wilkinson.

Per Tartar, to Madras and Bengal.-Mrs. Capt. Munday, Miss Presgrave, Capts. Munday and Gregson, Ens. Kingsley; Messrs. Brown, Presgrave, E. Lloyd, Hall, Clephane, Duffire, G. Ceyler, Black, Cullen, Clemmon, Ellis, Wylde, King, Elms, D. Henderson, Lewis, Robinson, Cumberland, Frankland, Blount, Miller, Coults, Dr. Johnstone.

A Mail will be made up in London, for Bombay, vid Southampton, at 8 o'clock on the morning of the 3rd, and vid Marseilles on the evening of the 7th January, if not postponed; a Mail will also be made up for Calcutta via Southampton on the 20th, and viâ Marseilles on the 24th.

SHIPS DESTINED FOR INDIA, &c., AND THEIR PRO