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COWES, OCT. 31.—Arrived the Ann, Williams, from 11,0
Grande.

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. Sl—Arrived his Slajesty's ship Brazen,
from South America; his Majesty's ship Argus, from Halifax ;
Loyal Briton transport, from &muds; Isabella, Thompson, from
the Bowes. fur Jamaica; Chieftain, Patterson, from the tmwas,
for St. Vincent's; and the Fredcrick-William, Fisher, from
Memel, for Brest._ _ .

tillsvEsEND, OCTOBER 31.—Arrived the Concordia, Aslett,
from Oporto; Jane, Bullock, hum ditto; Harmony, Bed-
ford, from Faro; Cameron., Rayner, from Berbice ; and John
and Albert, Drummer, from Rio. Sailed the Cleopatra, Lillie, tut
Rio ; Two Sisters, Jackson. for Berbice ; Peter Proctor, Brown,
for Dominica ; Bee, Hudson, for Hailiburgh ; Britannia. Fox,
for ditto; Latons, Lon e, for Demerara; Caledonia, ‘Vrightun,
foe Nihon ; Ann, Spence, for l'illau ; Regalia, Forster, fur
Jamaica; Loyalty, iliishatu, for Trieste ; Vigilant, Tuff', tot St.
Thomas's; Desire, Daily, for 'Valencia ; Alexander, Richardson,
fur Tencriffe; 11,001,111, Hsndenon, fur Paleraio ; Lady flack.
worth, Capes, fur Honduras.
LIVERPOOL, MT. 30.—Arrived the Kingston, May, front
Africa; Albion, Mason, and Hannah, Orabant, from St. John's,
New Brunswick ; Jessie, Haag, from Cape Bretuu ; Eliza Ann,
Ramsey, from Smyrna; Eliza and Mary, Congdon, from Paler-
mo; Julia, Millis, from Malaga; the listiwsre, —, from Lisbon-
Noe Des, Mr. '_2.—:l brig of about 1110 or 209 toms burthen,
laden with timber, dismasted, and abandoned, was carried into the
canal at Ureetziel, 19th inst. by a fishing-boat. A piece of a ship
marked " Ilebe" has been picked up in the lints. The forepart
of a galgas, or brig, al-o a Dutch vessel of about Oil tons, quite
empty, are stranded on the island ofJuist.
ST. UREs, OCT. •.I.—The Lagan, Olson, which sailed from
hence 13t1, inst. was putting back un 17th, in Such a leaky state,
that as the wind sod tide wire not favourable to enter the port, the
Captain was obliged to run her on shore outside the port, where shit
will be a total loss. The Captain and crew were sated, and moat
of the materials of the vessel.

Off Dover, the flitches, of Oloucester, from Honduras.
The Oeorge, Baker, from St. John's. New Brunswick, was on
shore ticar orkbeggsr, Liverpool, on Saturday.
The Emerald, bound tohist, struck on the North Bank,
Liverpool, on Friday, and it was supposed would go to pieces--
crew saved.

The 3lercator,Bygate, from 'Riga, was on. shore on die 110
Sand, near (lull, on Tuesday.
The Camden packet sailed from Buenos Ayres August 29. and
from Monte l'ideo September 2. Ilia Majesty's ship (*mien vaihd
from Rio Sept. 11.
The Alliance, Grit iths. and the Governor Harcourt, from
London, have arrived at Carthagena de Colombia.
The Ann, of Bristol, laden with fruit, is reported to be tctally
lust near Rutland Point.

1 he following vesaels were at St. Helena prrtinua to the 9th Sep.
leather, viz. :—ltarkwortli. Coragrate, and Pomba), Merchant,
from Bombay; Italy Hamilton, Kean; Wellington. House; and
Harriet, Dixon. from the South Seas; Frances, Be..aon, from
Sincapore ; and the Duke of Marlborough, front —.

MAD Doo.—Yesterday morning. between the '.lours of
nine and ten o'clock, a very valuable dog, of the pointer
breed, ran down North Ilarley-mews with great rapidity,
snapping at everything as he passed. A goat and its kid
were the first that were attacked, the property of Mr. Bir-
kins, after which he rushed into a stable, and bit a valu-
able horse and two dogs. Ile then flew out of the stable,
and bit Mr. Spurger, a hors ...dealer, who was so dreadfully
alarmed that ne immediately had the piece cut out, and
caustic applied. The dog was killed by a fork in the mews,
as also the goat and kid. Little hopes are entertained for
I the horse, which must inevitably share the fate of the goat.
The horse is worth SS guincaa.
Fiats AT MANCIILSTAL—Monday se't•.night. at noon,
a fire broke out in the stove of Messrs. Moult and Holden.
calico-printers, Cheethatn-hill ; and before the names could
be arrested, they communicated to the printing shops,
which, With the stove, were entirely destroy, ,ith a 1--
part of the property they contained. We
the amount of the loss ; but we believe M(
.holden were fully insured. '!'hey had a
amount of WOOL with the Manchester Assi
pany ; and we believe it is the first loss that
sustained. On Tuesday another fire ocean,
building belonging to Messrs. M'Connel an,
factory ; but was speedily got under withoir
material injury.
Ar aocious Moanrs.—On Sunday evening,
and a young woman were walking in the •
when they meta person mined Robert Bel
ing them, desired that linen would allow
to go with him, that he might treat her.
whereupon Bell immediately ran to his own
turned with • bayonet, with which he
through the body, who instantly fell and e.
a native of Moy, and a member of Moy
and since the atrocious deed he has net been
Derbthe Parr.

ycd, with a large
r have not heard
/ems. Moult and
I a policy to the
1/1.1
tuoiati
pce Coro-
hat uy'ohro-
as
urted in an out-
! and Kconeey's
thout doing any
ning, John Green
town of Noy,
kll, who incuilt-
iv the young girl
Green refused,
in house, aid
stabbed Green
expired. Bell is
yeomanry corps,
been lit.esyl of.—