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London, England, 1826-07-04 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY, JULY 2.

Wind N.N.W. fair.—High water, 16 m. p. 9. •
Arrived the Lord Nelson, —, front Gibraltar; Mordead,
Libby, and James Lyon, Underhill, from Charleston ; Clyde,
Totsalale, from Savannah; Adventure, —, from Lima: Shal.
lett, Mason, from Quebec; Jesse and Flora, —, from Dame.
rara; Severn, , trom Barbadoest and the Cato, Richie, from
New York.
llot.vnean, JULY 1.
Wind W.S.W.—fresh breeze.
The William Brown, —, for Virginia, at II A.M., and Sil-
vanni, Imitins, Mr New York, at 3. 25. P.M., passed the Head,
outw.ird-lniund.

The Brunswick, from Campeaehy, fur Liverpool, was spoken
22d June, in let. 52. 50. long. 12. 30.
The Earl Moira, —; Charlotte, --; Richard Sands, —;
Quebec packet. -- 1 Mary and Jane, -- ; Sneaton Castle,
—; Harriett, Siloam ; Claude Scott, Murphy; Shannon, Queg.
gin ; Prom's., Shearer; Admiral Beubow, ; Robert,
Wake, ald Kingston, Wood, all from Liverpool, hare arrived at
Quebec.

Ihe Amelia, Anderson, end Pursuit, Adie, from Liverpool,
have arrived at .Jamaica.

The Jesse and Hon, from Demerara, Railed I Ith of 3fay.
On the 2.2 d Jule, in let. 47. 32. ►oag. 25., spoke the flitega, frem
Alohile, for Liverpool. On , in lat. 411. 31. lat. 110.. spoke
the Shvlock, from Liverpool, for Virginia. On the 30th, (Arras-
Lir, spoke the Catherine, from Bombay, for the Clyde.
The Shallctt, from Quebec, sailed 31st May, in company with
the Priscilla, —, for Cork, and Rewards Ten,. The Ire.
helm, —, of Waterford, put back 30th May, with loss of an-
clines and cables. On the 3d June, off Cape Rosier, passed the
Wilberforce, from Newfoundlaud, for Quebec.

FALMOUTH, Jut.r I.—Arrived veswertlay, the &awe Frederick,
Dockeas, from Bordeaux for Brussels. She was run foul of in the
night of the 291.11 ult., by a large schooner, name unknown, which-
stove in her bows and occasioned her to upset and fill. The Cap-
tain and first mate were drowned, the remainder of the crew took
to the boat and landed rudely. The vessel was afterwards fallen M
with by a piltir boat, which towel her fah, Cadgwi,h, where her
cargo was taken out, and yesterday she was brought up here to
GRAVESEND, Juilr 2.—Arrived the Prince Regent, Gaskill,
fro It Lisbon • Four Brother., Capes, from Denmark ; Pelican,
Rich, from lirussels; flood Hoop, Anderson, from Altona; and
Unity. Murphy, from Guernsey. Sailed the Sceptre, Stewart, for
Peteriburgh ; Portia, Crabtree, for Naples ; Ruby, Haswell, fur
Newfoundland; Acute, Chadwick. for New York; William
Shand, Altheod, for Hamlnirgh ; Ellen. Camper, for the Cape of
Good Hope ; Hayti, Stephenson, for Rotterdam ; Belfast, Ro-
berts, for ditto; Minerva, Sehraw, for Norway; Neptunua,—.
for Rostock ; and Glory, Frost, for Rotterdam.
lasuort, Jews !O.—The klargaret and Jane, Nichol. from
Seville to London, which put in here, was sold oa the Sth ult. by
the Custom-house, for payment el part charg
PAR IS, JUNE 39.—A Colombian privateer has captured, on the
coast of Montreal, a revel belonging to Alicant, richly laden.
DUE Now A r Res, MAY 3.—The blockade of this port still con-
tinues. The Braailisns have about Say vessels of war of all de-
scriptions in this river. They have removed from the neighbour-
hood of Buenos Ayres, and taken a miring ground near Point
Indio; notwithstanding which, the Buenos Ayres squadron, under
Admiral Brown, has repeatedly passed and repassed to Monte
Yids 0.

CAre or Goon Hors, APRIL 16.—The Castle Forbes sprung
her main snd mizen mats and tore tolmutt, and is in a leaky rate.
CA r.et:TTA, FEN. C.—The Commodore Hayes, 31oncrief, bound
to London, caught lire yesterday, and was consumed with all tier
cargo. Crew saved.

The Charlton, Whine!, sailed from Smyrna 3d May, under
convoy of his 31ajesty's ship Rose, in company with the iollowiog
yetotebt:—Sultan, Wheatly, for London; Aurora. .Jackson, fer
Dublin ; Elizabeth. lit:lmes, for Liverpool ; Sappho, Noltvv, for
Falmouth. The Ann, Monday ; Elizabeth, Langrish ; and Glas-
gow Packet, Wilson, were at Smyrna.
The Martha. Kennedy, with a cargo of mahogany, sailed fr. m
Honduran for Clyde, on the 12th of January la,t, and has not since
been heard of. A lug, bearing the nark of pats of the cargo, was
picked up at sea by the Jane, Longbottom, arrived at Liverpool on
the 14th ult. from Si. John's, New Brunswick.
The Castle Lachlan and Princess Charlotte, from Jamaica La
London, were plated with off Cape Antonio, by the Planet, Bar-
clay, arrived off the Lizard.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Thomas Grenville, Manning. from Bengal, has arrived
off Portsmouth, sailed from ditto the 28th of January, 1820, and
St. Helena the 17th 31a,, ; the Mary Ann. O'Brien, from Bengal,
off Portstnoitth ; the Cresar, Watt, from Bengal, off Portsmouth ;
the hum Knox, from the Cape, off Fahnocith ; the Marquis of
Wellesley, Coulson, from the Mauritius, off Fuhnouth ; the Ss-
racen, Dunn. from the South Seas, off Falmouth ; the Maria.
Thompson, from the Mauritius, off Plymouth, sailed ditto the
30th of -March, 1826.
ARRIVALS AT BENGAL.—The Enterprise, Johnson, from
Rangoon. Feb. 5; the Snipe, Haig. from China, on the 7th ;
the Norfolk, (ireig, from New South Wales ; and the Prince Re.
gent, Salmon, from Singapore, on the Bth ; the Resource, Toni-
lin, froth Madras and fruition, on the 19th ; the Lord Amherst,
I Hughes, from Madras, the 22d ; the Osprey, 31 Gill, from Li-
verpool, on the 23.1 ; and the Elea, Faith, from London, same
date ; Upton Castle, Thacker, from Bombay. 25th.
Slim To SAIL FROM BENOAL.—The Neptune. Cumberlege,
for Madras and London, about the 15th Feb.; the George Home,
Hippies, for London, 24:h Feb. ; the Barrette, Mathews. for
'London, 26th Feb. the bads of the Lake, Martin, for lllntlras,
the Cape, and London, Ist 31srch ; the Lady Nugent, Coppin,
for London, Ist March ; the Claudine, Christie, for Loudon, 15th
March ; the Elphinstone, 31•Leao, for Madras, Ceylon, the Ma-
labar Coast, and London, Ist March.
SHIPS SAILED FROM BENGAL.—The Felicitas, Campbell, and
the M illiam Money, for China, on the Isth February. The Go-
vernor Phillips, Emmett, for the Mauritius and New South Wales,
on the 21st Feb.; and Portatea, Lamb. for London, 24th Feb.

PASSENGERS PER THE THOMAS GRENVILLE, Captain Man-
ning, front Bengal:--
Mrs. Thomason, wife of the Rev. J. Thomason, died at sea
25th of March, 1828 ; Mrs. Elliott, wife of C. Elliott, Esq.; Mrs.
Hutchinson, wife of Captain Hutchinson, died at sea Ist of April,
1825 ; Mrs. Bros, Mrs. Harvey, Mra. Crommelin—Miss Noble
left St. Helena 17th of Play—Rev. Mr. Thomason, Chaplain, Ben.
gal Establishment ; C. Blliott, Esq. Hon. Company's Civil Ser-
vice ; IY.lB'lerre- Esq. ditto ; A. Tosid, Esq., Mr. All n, Cap-
tain Hutchinson, &riga) Engineers, in command of invalids Cap-
tain Wrottesley, his Majesty's 16th Regiment Lancers; Lieut.
Williams, Begat Native Infantry ; Mr. G. Simms, Assistant-
Surgeon; bliss S. Templer, :Mss Charlotte I)rew, Alisa E. F.
Crommelin, Miss H. E. Hawkins, Masters G. Money, Gilbert,
Money, W. A. Crninmelin, Hurtle, M. Ainslie ; three European
servants ; five Native ditto.
LIST or PASSENGERS PER SHIP TRIUMPH, Green, from
Bombay fur London (daily expected):—
Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. Strover, Mrs. Fenwick, Mrs. Pruett.
Mrs. Ravenshaw ; Colonel Strover, Colonel Sutherland, Major
Parker ; Messrs. Ravenshaw, Lane. and Torin : Captains Os-
borne and Newport ; Lieutenants Alien, Maegillivray, Ham-
mond, and BilLanore ; eight children, and eighty invalids.
ARRIVALS AT BOMII•Y.—The Lnwjee family, Lewis, from
China, on the 23d Jan. ; and the Catherine, Porter, front Gree-
nock, the 26. h.
SAILING FROM BOMBAY.—The Good Success, Poynton, from
China, on the Ist Feb.
SHIPS SPOEEN WITH.—The James Scott. Shipton. from Ba-
tavia to London, was spoken with the 21at Feb. in,lat. 12. S. long.
108. E. by the Beaver, De Peyster, arrived at Nee' York the 30th
May, from China ; Ist February, she had supplied the James
Scott with a main-yard and top-mast. She was going into Batavia
to repair.
The Mary Ann sailed from Bengal 11th February; the Cape
27th April ; St Helena Bth May. The Cant, Watt, lert Bengal
I lth Feb.; the Cape, 21.1 Mar; and Sr. Helens Bth May. The
Luna sailed from the Cape 18th of April. The Marquis of IVel.
'catty sailed from the Mauritats 23d March.
The Commodore Hayes, Moncrief, partly laden, was destroyed
by fire 7th Feb., at Calcutta, crew saved 4 -had rice for the Mau-
ritius; caught fire through the skyward having a candle in the bed-
room.
PASSENGER. PER CESAR, CAPTAIN WATT, PROM BEM.
GAL—Mrs. Chichelev Plowden and two children ; Mrs. Col. Evans
and two children ; Airs. Captain Hardman left at the Cape; lam
Captain Bamasyl and four children; Mrs. Captain Llewelyn and
six children ; Widow Llewelyn j the Misses Walters, Hely,
Shaw, Wards, Ward*, und Wells; Kwyor-General Newbury. of his Ma.
Yesty's Forms; Captain Willame; of the Hon. Company's Army;
Captain Welland, ditto, left at the Cape; Lieutenant Graham,
87th Regiment; Mr. Linton ; two female servants, and one male
servant.

3ih April; Castle Forbes. Ord, from London, 13M, having
sprung her mainmast, miz n and foretopmxxis, and in a leaky
rate; Hope, Burns, from St. Helena, loth; Lonach, Bristol',
from Bombay, ; Alacrity, Findlay, from Bombay and 'l.llli.
cherry. 24th ; Catherine; Porter, from Bombay, 224 ; St. He-
lena, Fairfax, from St. Helena; Kens, Sinclair. from the Mau-
ritius, 24th; Mina, Tait, feum Rio, 27th ; John Papplewell,
from Madras, 29th.
SsigINGS Fstox TUC CAPE The Clydesdale, Rnee, for Ma..
dras and Bengal. 2/11 April ; his Majesty's ship Athoi, Murray,
for India. 14th; Dykaight, Keitlimeyer, for Batavia, I ith ; Castle
Forbes, Ord, has put into Simond's Bay fur repairs; Kains, Sin
chit, tot London, Nth • Catharine, Porter, for Glasgow, 27th ;
Alacrity, Findlay, for Landon, Pat May.
lave OF PASSENOERS ten Stlfr MAnY Aww, Capt. M
O'Brien, from Bengal 11th Feb.. Cape of Good Hope 27th April,
St. Helena Bth May, 1828 :—Mistreares General Gregory, J. T.
laabella Jackson, Frances P. Strong, T. Dickinson. M. ,
Jones, D. Alexander, Edward Tuuissaint, and S. OBrien. Chas.
Fordyce Ferguson; Esq. Hon. Company's Civil Service; Lieut.
Col. J. J. Leah, Hon. Co.'s-63th Regt. N. I.; Lieut. Col. James
Alexander, Hon. Co.'s 39th Regt. N. 1., Lieut. Cul. Frederick
Sackville, lion. Co.'s 55th Refit. N. 1. ; 31ejor John P. Boileau,
Hon. CJ.'O Ardllery ; Major Chas. Taylor, lion. Co.'s 4th Regt.
N. 1., died at sea; Thomas Jackson, Esq.. Surgeon of his 51a.
jesty's 14th Rev. Ist: Michael Short, Esq. 51. D.; Capt. Tao..
Dickinson, lion. Co.s 44e h Regt. N. I. ; Capt. P. B. Fittgietn.
Co.'s 13 h Reg% N. I. ; George Shillingford, Esq.
Lieut. Thorns!' his Mar rsty's 44th Rev. !iliaMar.
gate Jones, Elias Jones, Charlotte Alexander. Hannah Alriandrr,
and Frances Toulsraint, Matters Thomas Brooke Jackson, J.lrn
Rob:. Jackson, Thomas Boileau, John Leith, George Shilling.
ford, Robert Alexander ; with seventeen servants. OW Plymouth
29th June.
The Eat 'lndia Company's ship Thorns. Grenville arrived of(
the Wight the 2d inst. Sate 1.11 Bengal the :IYth February, and St
Heltr.i the 17th May.
Tue Lo.d Lowther, outward bound, left St. Helena before t!.:
.Thomas Grenville arrived there.