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London, England, 1825-03-04 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH I.—Arrived the Fortitude. Bouch, from
Flushing, for Batavia, with troops and ammunition, six days
out, sprang a leak two days ago, and is making eighteen inches of
water per hour: Mary, 81‘Clure, from the Downs, for Jamaica;
Branstons, Wilson, from do., for Rio Janeiro. Off the port, the
Lion, Dillon, from Jamaica, 38 days passage. Captain landed
and proceeded to London with despatches.
DEAL, Masten 2.—Lut night, between six and seven, it blew
a gale of wind from S.S.E. which continued till nearly 12 o'clock,
with heavy rain, daring which the ship Adam, from London to the
South Seas, put back from off Folkstone, and in bringing up parted
her cables and drove on this beach, where she now is bilged ; the
bark Mint is reported to have been driven out of the Downs; the
Honourable Company's ship Herefordshire put back during the
gale, and remains ; the Honourable Company's ship Atlas sailed
this afternoon. Arrived bona the river, and remain, the Emulous,
Hunch, for Rio Janeiro ; and the Proctor, Sutton, for Jamaica.—
Wind W.
GRAVESEND. 111atten Y.—Arrived the Jane and Elizabeth,
Row ; Anne, Hodges ; Regent Packet, Collins ; Henry, ;
Snell ; Jcu, Brown ; Ceres. Wood—from St. Illichael's ;
Giraffe, Brown, from Charente • Lively, Spittal, from ditto;
New Venus, Martinred, from Ilia:lingen • North Star Lyngoose,
from Christians ; George and Mary, Darner, from Jersey ; and
several others, names unkuown. Sailed the Hope, Forrest, for
Buenos Ayres • Lively, Richie, fur Smyrna z Hopewell, Smyth,
for Jamaica ; Ayres;
Ormiston, for Madeira ; St. Mary, Burton,
Tbr Barbadoes ; Sophia, Rae, for Tampico.l
YARMOUTH. Illancti 2.—During a heavy gale of wind lest
night from S.E. the Julic.a, Richardson, of and from Guernsey
to Newc title, parted from a chain, and cut front a hemp cable, and
ran upon the Vach, Cut it is expected will be got off. The Duke,
Cuthbertson, Jost on au' or and cable under Winterton last night.
LIVERPOOL. 31AIICH I.—Arrived the packet ship Corinthian,
Davis, from New York. faded the Bth of sjebruary; the Aurora,
Tubman, from ditto; Le Grange, item Virginia; the Per-.
severance, Asmetrong, from Halifax ; the Aurora, Halsey, from
New Orleans, sailed from Belize 14th January ; the Flying Fists,
—, from St. M 'cheers the Lucien, Stevens, from Charleston,
soiled 2d February—on the bth, in lat. 34, long. 72, tell in with the
Woodbine, from Rotterdam for Philadelphia, with loss of sails,
mizen-tiaat, and flee feet water in lite hold, a complete wreck ;
took off the cantata and crew, and left her. The Friends, Smith,
Can Charleston.—Wind S.S.W.
Hect., Masten I.—Arrived, Elizabeth, Murray; Good Design,
French; Army, Shimells; Gough, Custance, from Hamburgh:
Vrow Christian, Klessen, from Leer; Gemini, sloore, from
Wyhurg ; Soken, Emery. from Antwerp; Delight, Gray, from
Dunkirk; Flora, Kerchotf, from Altana ; Klasiena Margareta,
Schippers ; Prince Leopold, Watson, from Rotterdam : Sisters,
Foster, from Memel; Gute Hoffnung, Boas, from Bunkziel ;
Renthier, Bohn, from Altona ; Aurora, Well, from Leer; Hope,
Berwick ; Petrel, Christian ; Aldbro', Rose, from Dunkirk :
Jouge Jan, Knyt. from Rotterdam ; Vrouw Chaim' Lindeboom ;
Cioudvisth, &Italian, from Amsterdam ; Six BrOdre, Eriksen,
from Nyborg ; Twee Gebroeders, Visser, from Nuestadt ; Blucher,
Lietke, from Palau ; Friandschap, Guichjes ; Frau Gefvna,
Betkering, from Tonoingen : Catharine Margareth, Buhr; Ebe.
nezer, Jameson ; Delight, Willingham. from Hamburgh:
beth, Groot, from llosum Engehea, De Jonge, from Hamburgh;
Lord Nelson, from Antwerp. Sailed, Maria aid Martha, Thread-
gold ; Draper ; Christian, Henderson, for Hamburg!' :
Robert, Steward ; Samuel Barnett, Angus ; Hopewell, Charrnan
Liberty, Cooper, for Memel: Freundschaft, Kuper, for Hanover;
Eendragt, Zurmeyer ; Margaretha, Mugge, for Amsterdam:
bagerend, Smit, fur Kwclle ; Newland, Hunter, for Riga ; Liberty,
Hill; Orion, Humble, for Memel: Good Agreement, Fairburn ;
Providence Good Intent, Atkinson, for Rotterdam: Intrepid
Packed °onion, for Alvarado; Syren, Ross; Vrow Janje, Mel.
barn, for Antwerp: Anisdne, Schwartz, for Bremen ; Guard,
Adam, for Hamburgh.
NORTH Strici.ns, MARCH I.—The Garland, Donkin, of and
from Shields for London, on Surday morning, off Flamboro'
Head, during a thick snow storm, came in contact with a schooner,
and received so much damage as obliged lice to put back to Tyne.
month Bar. The mate of the schooner got on board the Garland,
and reports she was from Hamburgh for Hull, and sustained eon.
siderable damage.
CHARLSTON, Jew. 29 —The Eliza Jane erriced here from
Havannah—salled 15th inst. A considerable body of troops had
arrived at Barracoa. from Spain, destined for Havonnah and Vera
Cruz. A frigate, three sloops of war, and several transports, with
troops on board, were left At Havannah, and about to depart for
Vera Cruz.

New YORK, Fes. 3.—The Aurora, Baker, from Caracole,
arrived at Baltimore--sailed 10th ult. and brings advice that the
Spanish Government brig, El Romano Libra, of 18 guns, was
carried into Porto 'Javelin 4th ult., and delivered to the Colombian
Authorities by her commander.
The Gideon, Cia4, from the South Seas to Nantucket. sprang
a leak in a gale off Bermuda, and put into St. Bartholmne‘s's. She
would probably be condemned—Feb. b. The Abeona. Harper, of
this port, from Bordeaux, was spoken with Ist ult. lat. 24. long 61,
with loss pf toprpaqs, sails, bulwarks and part of htr rudder, and
Intended tb pet mte %Vex. the Frontiers Legman. fawn
Norfolk to Jarmtics, was spoken wit .10th uk. in lat. 24. long. 4,
with loss of rudder. The Paragon, Reardon, from Baltimore to
Port au Prince, having. "luck on a reef, put into Cape Hayden,
where she was condemned and sold. The Belle, Aderton, from
Chili to thin Port, put into Norfolk 30th ult. with considerable
damage, having been run foul of.—Feb. 7. The Florida, from
Liverpool, arrived hers last evening; she had been oft' the coast for
six days, but could not venture in before, owing to the had weather.
11, 'deices front Lima of the 2'2d December, Commodore 1101
had declared Callao in a state of blockade, for the purpose of com-
pelling the surrender of the ship China of New 1 ork, which had
been seized by the Royalist General Roden.
NEW ORLEANS. lbw. 10.—The Commerce, Orrie, from Cam-
peachy to Limped. which put in here 4th inst. leaky, must dis-
charge part if not the whole of her care.
The Borodino tranarrt, bound to England, has pat into Ber-
muda leaky.
The Fortitude, Vaweinbrauck, from Antwerp for Russia, which
put into Plymouth, is reported to be leaky.
The Geede Vorwagting, Cortjes, sailed from Tonniag 224 Jan.
for filimdry, and has not since been heard of.
The Jane, Escott, from Odessa to Bristol, is totally wrecked
near the entrance of the Bosphorus—part of the cargo saved.
The Juliana, Riehard,on, from Guernsey to Newcastle, was
driven on sham on Yarmouth Beach on Tuesday night, but ex-
pected to be gut (AC

• DIED.
On Wednesday sonvivir,g, the 2d inst. et lice house in Dolton-
row, the Hen Lei* Joriongfinui a lady whose intellectual en-
dowments were matched by the gocidress of her heart, as noble in
sentiment as in her birth ; her virtue will be long remembered, as
her detth is leeply lamented. Lady J. was daughter to Henry,
tenth Viscount Dillon, and to the Lady Charlotte Lea, daughter
to the F.:.rl of Lichfield. Her Ladyship leaves but two sun lying
children, Lord Stafurd and Lady Beddtngfleld.
On Thursday somisig, the 31 inst. in Dover-street, Piccadilly,
Lieut.-General Sir brass &skint, Bart. of Torric, it the caulty
of )ifs.

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