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FAST I.VDIA SHIPPING.
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Arrived al St Helena—The Thomas, Wiatapear, from
London, the 18th Nov. 1821.
The Olive Branch, Anderson, anived f the Dorms,
from the Cape of Good Hope; sailed 30th Oct.; left there,
loading for London, the Alacrity, Finlay; Antelope, —;
and Arethuaa, Strong.
Shipp appointed to sail from New Smith Wates.—The
Prince Regent, Wales, for Van Diemen's Land, 'Mauritius,
and London, the elvt August; the Prince Ite?!ent, Lamb,
for London direst; the 10th Oct.; the Countess •of live-
court, Borne, for the New Settlement On She north-west
crtal# of tier Holland, the 23d Au‘ust. •

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r rAL INTELLIsSifhtE.
nzvostroits. Jaw. G.—Arrived the Eerie, 2S, Captain S.
Roberts, C.B. from a cruise, to fit for a epecial service ;
' from a cruise. Sailed the Gannet, IR, Captain Brace for the COrit
station ; Patthiao, 10, Honourable Captain Barrington, on a
anise ; Camc!ion, 10, Captain Lambert, to cruise off Scilly
Bitten 11toderi, Lieutenant Dwyer,. for Liverpool t Tortoite
(lazaretto), for Milford ; and all the outward-hound Inez...Leib.
men, which put into this port by contrary winds. No diichrsge
has yet taken place from the Dock.yard at this port, nor have the
men received any answer to their petition to the Admiralty. his
now supposed that nil the old men will be superannuated. A nn:l4.
of the vdealMli chew of iilnea Iseloweltwee the M attrettcbriVateir-
forel.lately lost in the Hibernia, wider tbeljec„,,,lss upekud op
Lyerterday by two inert in the employ of Mr. Fourncres, v•i•0 will
receive a rich salvage. In Ibureue—Britannia. fence. Windsor
Castle, Boat:kat, Tribune, Haricots, tikr.„„illetreef
laL
' con, Lyra, Nepftn and Hornet. In the Se.unfi—rribune.
Lieutenant John Adams (a) is appointed to command the Pelter ;
Lieutenant Caswell, to the Champion, vice Hele, deceased ; Lieut.
W. A. lienierson, to the Tribune, vice Ilarnon, in, idni ; Lieu.
tenant W. Ramsay, to the Albion; Mr. H. W. Bond, Purser, to
the Rose.

NAVIGATIOW itf Trtt B.LTIC.-I:xtraet of a letter from the
Agent to Lloyd's. at Pfelsiogfoc., dared Nor. :
" On the lath Ocober, at Porce.a or itminekarii Light illouye,
a new mode of. *curing coirmeseott, to tinge sea-faring men
to distinguiih this from the Saws revolving light. via.—lst. A
light of 1 minutes duration. 2ti. Darkness .fur about 35 seconds.
3rd. A light from a double ratulri glavactor of 21) mows doss.
atom 4th. Again datkneas for about Idd seconds, thus epotbroing
toe:tame swerywil mbintes.
A ca"sine'l94 great buoy, the usual rlcoarninnelon of a sunken
'wreck, -t-y thrTrittity Iftarl, hesp priced in o.e part of the
Thar.ies mouth, cellar tb. " Cant,, . whilartuukso.sisop c which
endangered r. old. in low states of the tide. heteteelt the five
fatliono channel and. the Note. From its buoy, Minster church
bears W. by S. and tile Spilt buoy It.S.E.

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE;

CUSTOM HOUSE, Jtty. O.

Srttrs EXTTRED IXWARDS.—tie Hope, Ormistnn, from
liamburgh ; Alexandrine, Bequil, from Rouen; Ward, liare,
from St. John's, N. B. ; Jane. Walker, from Guernsey; Hero,
Owen, from Lansarotte and Tenerife ; Roberts, Forster. from
Gothenburgh ; Deben, Dale, from Jersey; Meridian, Cocker,
from Oporto ; Catherine, Forrest, from Africa and Valparaiso ;
James and Ann, Mackerel, from IStangate Creek ; Vrouw
Dieuwke, Tepitema, from Worcum ; Henry. Westcott, from he.
Michael's ; Margaret, Johnson, from Antwerp ; Joseph, Clark,
from Onega ; Brothers, Ferguson. from Rio Janeiro; Philipra,
Blaney, from l'ork ' • George, Mandel', from Waterford ; and the
Hope, Power, trona Boas.
LXTZRED OUTWARDS.—The Brighton, Sebor, for New
York ; Mans, Darla, jun., for Para ; Creole, C'obbledick, for
Pernambuco ; Sibwa Stephenson, for Ss. Lucia ; New Braganza,
Corneby, jun" for Malta and Corfu ; Fortuna, Vaughan, for Ca-
diz ; and the Factor, Connell, for Dublin.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FIX•LLY AT GR•VESEXD.—The Lu.
sitania, Gibbens, fur Oporto ; and the Drie C;ebrocders, Keyer,
for Amsterdam._

CLEARING OCTWARDS.—The PArr, Campbell, for Jantai.
es ; Swift, Artis, tOr St. Michaels ; Cattarine, Flit g, for Gibral-
tar and Almeira ; Elizabeth Crown Princess, Moritz, for Llsin and
Copenhagen ; Margaret, Christie, for ilantburgh ; Charles,
Anise, for Rouen ; 11'oodlark, Brown, for Batavia and Singa-
pore ; Prince of Waterloo, I've, for Ostend ; Union, I ledde, for
Calais ; Hythe, Wilson, fur India and China ; Julie, Prang( r, for
Calais ; Jane, Hamby, for Brazils ; Louisa, Robertson, fur St.
Michaels ; and the Maria, Bishop, for ditto.
CLEARED OUTWARDS TO iREL•ND.—The Mediterranean,
Dare, tax Cork ; Wellington, Edwards, for Dublin; Joseph and
Ann, Read, for ditto ; Baron Androssan, Johnson, for uitto ; and
the Atlas, Pearce, for ditto.

ENGRAVING AND PRINTING IN GENERAL.

WILLIAM ALEXANDER, ENGRAVER and I
PRINTER to their Royal Highnesses the Duke of York
and the Duchess of Clarence, begs leave roost respectfully to re-
turn his grateful acknowledgments to the Nobility, Gentry, and
the Public in general, for that distinguiphed patronage and public
favour so liberally experienced by him since his removal to his
present residence, No. ISO, Strand, where he hoper to merit amt
enjoy a continuance of that support he has already had the honour
of receiving from them.

soliciting future favours, W. A. begs leave to observe, that
having made arrangements for the purpose of executing every
Branch of his Business on his own Premises, and immediately
ander hie own inspection, he is enabled to assure those who may
iginour him with their commands, that they may rely upon the
strictest attention and punctuality being paid to the execution.

• Maps, Charts, and Plans. Banker.' Cheques, Bills of Exchange,
Notes, BIM of Itadlng, Leeters,Mosie
fre-731.11175am Tredestuseis OrdurSila of Posers, Plates Ur
verity. Visiting Tickets, Compliment Cards, Coats of Arms, Crests,
and Ciphers.
Door Plates made to size, and engraved.
Arms found and painted on Vellum, or engraved on Stone,
Steel, Silver, Ivory, fcc.
Compliment Cards in great variety.
I ,etter-press Printing of every description executed on the shortest
notice _ .

AV. Alexander has lately published "The EIGHT BEAM
TUI)ES," dedicated by permission to her Royal Highness the
Duchess of Clarence, and under the Patronage of the Royal
Family, handsomely bound, price 15s. ; or in single sheets, at Is.
each.

Also, the "LORD'S PRATER," price 2s. 6d., which may
be had as above, and of every respectable Bookseller.

(ALDRIDGE'S BALM of COLUMBIA, an important
IL, Chemical Discovery, just imported from Philadelphia.
The Nobility and Ladies and Gentlemen of Great Britain are'
respectfully informed, that JOHN OLDRIDGE has discovered,
by the power of Chemistry, the grand desideratum of PRE-
VENTING HAIR from FALLING OFF, in forty-eight hours
from its first application. It has proved its ability to restore a full
Head of Hair on those who were bald at twenty years of age, in
the short space of thirteen weeks ; on those who were older it was
longer in effecting the change in proportion to the age. Any per-
son may rest assured (provided they do not wear a wig) that this
Balm will restore a covering of flair in a short time, if it be regu-
larly used. The young Hair always appears on the part that was
bald in the course of twenty-one days. Though the person who
uses it be ever so old, by applying it occasionally it will prevent
the Hair from falling off. So highly efficacious has it proved in
America, that the British Consul, Gilbert Robertson, Esq., R.
Wharton, Esq., the Mayor, and Lewis I). Behar, l'rothonotary
of the 1111T1013 Pleas in Philadelphia, have certified to the re-
spectability and veracity of those individuals who have found it not
only a preventive against the falling off of the Hair, but alao a cer-
tain restorative.

C. and A. OLDItIDGE are well aware, that many fraudulent
and deceptive nostrums have been imposed on the public, and
therefore prejudice will be severe here against the discovery, until
trial shall convince their patrons that such • thing exists in nature
as a capillary restorative. The public may rest assured that it
assists nature, and is perfectly harmless.
Sold at their Establishments. No. 3f13, Strand, between the Eng-
lish Opera House and Exeter 'Change, and nearly opposite Water-
loo Bridge; and at No. 12, Church-street; Kighley. Yorkshire;
and may be had of all respectable Perfumers in this city, and Sta-
tioners in the country, where certificates may be seen, none being
authorised to vend it but those who can show them; price fls, per
Bottle, containing six ounces; and double the quantity, in one
Bottle, Ils. Printed directions are with each Bottle.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. B.—Arrived the Mary, Betzley. from the
Downs, to-take on board the cargo of the Colonist. Sailed the
Louisa, Lowry.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 9.—The Mermaid cutter, Bore, hes cap-
tured the smuggling vessel Ann. of this port, Etheridge, with her
cargo of contraband spirits. The statement in Friday's List of the
Venus, Kilgour, having ran foul of the Prince George, is incorrect;
it was the St. George which ran foul of the Venus. The Venus
sailed on Friday morning, for the Cape of Good Hope.
DEAL, JAN. 9.—Arrived yesterday Lod remain the Jentima,
Watt, front Jamaica ; the Redone, froin St. John's, New
Brunswick ; and the Charles 11. Aberdeen, Dickenson. from
New York ; also to-day, the Olive Branch, —, from the Cape
of Good Hope ; and the Koine transport, from dirnelnritrd.
Sailed die Has. Company's ship YAinittart,4Wali„ fur
411 11sdal. the William, Gunn, for Trtakied..l i
Henry, Panskige, for°mutt* •, the Darla, Carp , airs ;
the Trusty, Robinson, for St. Michael's; the Denniaso, Reed,
for Jamaica ; the Nile. Baker, fur St. Domingo ; and the Scot-
land, Lamb, for Sierra Leone.
GRAVESEND, JAN. 9.—Arrived the Vibelia, Hudson, from
Barbadoes; Jane, Ilcabyn, from .Messina; Kingston. Luckie,
and Ann, Harrison, front Demerara; Hero, Jenkins, from Cepha-
lonia; Midas, Thompson, from New South Wales • Argo,
Spring; Sir Joseph Banks, Armstrong ; Minerva, Franklin ; and
Benlomond, Kylte, from St. John's, New Brunswick. Sailed the
Two Brothers, Wolcot, for Lisbon; Nile, Baker, for St. Do-
mingo; Patience, Best. for Fayal ; Hatabletonian, —, for St.
Mary's ; and the Swift, Artis, for St. Michael's.
GRIMSBY. JAN.6.—The Joseph and John, Robinson, from
Wisbech to Leeds, which sunk upon the Trinity Sand, was raised
last night, and the cargo will be brought here to be kiln-dr;ed ;
part of the stores are saved, but the hull wilt not be worth re-
pairing.
GREENOCK, JAN. 6.—The schooner Leith, of this port, drove
from her anchorage near Inchcolm, and sunk off Aberdour on
Wednesday ae'nnight. Crew saved.—The Diana, of Greenock,
front Limerick for Glasgow, parted from her authors and cables, in
Tarbert Roads, 26th ult. and ran up to Labashetla Bay, where she
lies safe in the mud. . .

Dtract sr, J*x.6.—Arrived the Mersey steam packet, towing
the Letitia, which was on shore at the Six Mile Point.

The following vessels sailed in company with the Rosins. ar-
rrived at Milford from Alexandria, viz. Osprey, Porter, for Liver-
pool, and Henry, Fenwick, for London. Lett there, the Colum-
bia, Three Sisters, Leander, Calcutta, Golden Grove, Liiiope,
Iphigenia, Peace, Mangrove, Bay, Levant. Bristol, and Caroline.
The Catharina, Schoole, for Lisbon, the ,tnna, Vo'liners, for
Hull, and the Vivid, Day, for Newcastle, have put back to Ilarn.
burgh, damaged.
The Hyndman, Sergeant, from Demerara, has arrived in the
Downs.

The Margaret. Ferguson, tom Liebau to Dundee, has put Into
Cuxhaven with loss of anchors and cables.

The Adriatic, Popp'elven, from America to Berwick, has b.,en
towed into holy island, with damage, and seven feet water n her
hold.

The Nelson, Gilpen, of Poole, from Pictou, was wrecke.i near
Cherburg, on the 23th ult ; crew and part of the cargo saved.
Two Gottenburgh Mails ;arrived yesurday morning, by which we
have received intelligence of the following shipwrecks, Lc. in the
Baltic during the late gales. The undermentioned were yesterday
in Lloyd's books, via.:—The Cantina, Hansen, bound to France ;
Jepper, Rainbett, boued to London ; Visiten NVickstow ; Venus,
Lendberg ; Bergetta, from Newcastle ; Anerva, Sundstrom ;
Anna Juliana, Knock ; Euigheden. Brown ; and Christiana, Li.
venson, were all driven no shore at or near Gottenburgh, on the
23d November. _ . .

The Keilson, Trautzen, from Flensburg!' to St- Thome..'s, was
carried into Sandefiord about the lath November, and would be
obliged to discharge.
The Hope, Wood, from Ilamburgh to London, having sustained
damage. must repair at Hamburg!).
The Cecilia Margaret, bound to London, has just put back to
Sandefiord. with damage and part of her cargo thrown overhoanl.
The Vine, from Hull to Haanburgli, on shore near Ancru.n
previous to the 4th instant.
The Christiana, Oarsmen ; and Industria, Sugnulahl, have
been carried into Larsvic with tlatintg,.. and must discharge.
The Elizabeth, Meyer's. from ( subs to Liebe'', was wreaked
near Liebzu on the 14th att.
The Neptune, Wade, from Tionilturgit to Liverpool, has been
on shore near Altenbruck, but got Wl' after discharging, and put
into Cuxhaven.
The liermoine, Holbum, from liamburgh, has put into Altona
with loss of anchors and cable, having been on shore.
The Maria and Elizabeth, Krohn ; and Alexandrine, (larrells,
from Bordeaux to 11ant5urgh, acre on shore near Altenbruck on
the 2llth ult.
The Anna, Vesmers, bound is Hull, is discharging at Ham.
burgh, leaky.
The Jane and Mary, Duekells, from London to Hamburgh, was
on shore in the Winer, on the Ist instant, but expected to be got off.
The Constantia, Tan, from Dantzic to Liverpool, has put into
Swinemunde, having I,prung a leak, and must discharge.
The Peteezburgh, Thomson, of Hull, sprung aleak at Memel.
on the 21st ult., and must be hove down ; about 100 lasts of linseed
were damaged and part sold.
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plsced, and I Mee no doubt that. every thing practicable will brs • t
done fotthat purpose, though at thia mu:bent I sun not prepared as
repert how stair :t can be effected.
The centimes! storm/ state of the weather is such Its to render bt
impracticable foe his Yfivesty's packets to proceed from Custhevew s •
and six of them, with seem or eight mails, are at this moment de-
tained there, without any intmedinie rrovpeet of treui.ig away.
Three Mails from Engles:l are atm du,. ; and as the state of the
wipd wouldtave admitted of their arriving before all; W. enter.
taut scrims apprehensions of the lam of uti: paikk / whiph they
May hart beets :tent i .!he mote its, .we the loss of t light.ett•rel
and buoy at the mouth of the gibe conduit the • 'As toCux.
haven so difficult and dangerous.' For want of any alimentary err-
pit,.ws
rain and expeditious mode of eshilmunicating et this enotwett wiih
England, I sea,' an express with this to ()mend, to be toniarded
front thenoe irk Calais.
A sne.t malty merchantmen have been sheltered in the Elbe
during them, etre, but thery has still been much damage
.. the
river, the patneuhre of whidt you will learn on the ants
mails. I am, sir. de.
(Sinned ) lIENR l' CANPING,
Ifis pritamie !ifatesty'S Conste.filetteml.
John Bennett, Esq. Secretary, 11Au)d'a.