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London, England, 1825-12-19 00:00:00

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pant, of which, however, they
in the gale of wind which she en-
-e Trf grarlt.
Calliope tender arrived from
.-boat intended for the use of
Preservation of Life from Shipwreck,
This boat, an we stated in our re.
Ibrinction of the Society, is to be
superintendence of Mr. Eddy, the
v crew of the ketch Coromandel,
Breakwater, during the calami-
Cawaand is, in every respect, a
wit to be stationed at, for it will
can do damage to the shipping
. the boat to row out of the bay.
in IVhitsand Bay, or any other
Head, the boat, should it be Lin-
' to the scene of danger, may
e conveyed across the narrow
and Vl'hitaand Bay. We on.
provided exclusively for this pin,
brave fellows residing In Cawsand
tat, and who will always be in rea-
r .—Plyrnowits Journal.

'RECKS.
tons, front Dublin to Limerick,
driven on shore near Reale, at the
day last. The state of the crew,
wrecked and hopeless ; but they
re sorry to add, that the vessel
the situation she had kin in,
understand she was insured. A few
the South Island of Arran, whilst
_a, discovered a bag, containing a blue
coat, some other wearing apparel, and the register of the smack
Lady Elizabeth, of Liscannor, bound to Limerick,, with a cargo of
kelp.—Deblia Evening Post.
During the tremendous gale of Thursday se'rusight, the lst inst.,
the Nancy, of ‘Vhitehaven, Burns master, coal laden, was wrecked
on the coast near Annagassan, about nine o'clock. %i hen she
struck, the crew took refuge in the shrouds, where they remained
the night in momentary expectation of going to the bottom ; they
were, however, fortunately rescued from their impending fate by
the aid of boats from the shore in the morning. The -hull lies
directly opposite A nnagaman, about a mile distant. Carts are
employed at low water removing the coals.—Drogheda Journal.
EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
His Majesty's ship Espiegle has arrived at Portsmouth ; she
sailed from the Cape the 18th Oct.
The Grenada, Anderson, has arrived off Dover ; she sailed from
the Sand Ileadrilst Aug.
ARRIVALS AT THE CAPE.—The Alacrity, Findlay, from Lon.
don 3d Oct.; MM y, Phelps, from St. Helena, Oct. ; Ad.
miral Cockburn, Cooling, from Batavia, Bth Oct. ; Triumph,
Green, from London, 9th Oct.; his Majesty's ship Tees, from
Trincomalee. 11th Oct. t Enterprise (steamer), from St. Thomas's,
13th Oct. ; Potomac, Norris. from Batavia, 14th Oct.. she was to
discharge, liming sprung a leak on her passage; Amity, Johnson,
from Bombay, I Ith Oct., bound to Greenock.
Stile stsoass WITH—The Rarossa, Hutchinson, from Lon.
don to Madras and Bengal, 14th NOV. in lat. 4, N. long. 20. W.
CAPE.—The Hippomenes, Russ, was to sail from Simon's Bay
for Malacca.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, DEC. 111.
SHIP/ ENTERED INIIARDS.—The Richmond, Gaiters
laic
from Hamburgh ; Hankinson, Parker, from Rio Janeiro;
Brothers Smith, from Seville ; Fly, Sampson, from St. Michael's;
Grua, How, from Terceira; Netley, Vivins, from Lisbon; Bust-
ler, Leader, from St. Michael's • Brothers, Howard, from Seville ;
Margaret, Bowman, from Lisbon; 161, Wood, from St. Mi.
chael's Concord, Freeman, from Liabon ; Favourite, Swaffer,
from Calais; Leda, Terrlngton, from Oporto; Martha, Robson,
from St. Petersburgh ; Fortune, Cordis, from Wismar; Iris,
flicks, from Bilboa ; Daniel, Mathews, from fiijon ; Albion,
Robinron, from St. Petersburgh ; New Venue, Lord, from Ham-
burgh ; Comet, Ormiston, from Rotterdam ; Union, Clench, from
Smyrna and Chesme ; Brothers, Forbes, from Lisbon; Four
Brothers, Swartz, and Union, Marsh, from Dantzic ; Persever-
ance, Ashton, from Oporto; Herald, Shaw, from Belfast; Nep-
tune, Dawson, from Dublin.
ENTERED OUT WA R Dll.—The Percy, Sayers. for St. Vincent's;
Commerce, Fournier, for Calais ; Hayti. Stevenson, for Rotterdam ;
Juliana, Sleernan, for Alvarado and Vera Cruz ; Acute, Clark,
ter Bahia ; Vriendschap, Bakker, for Rotterdam • Joyeuse Arrivee,
Benin', for Antwerp and Brussels ; Love, Gloves, for Oporto;
Ellen, Pepperell, for Fizteira; Palmer, Taylor, for Rotterdam;
Hero, Ss:under/ion, for Belfast.

CLEARED OUTWARDS VIRALLY AT GRAVESEND.—The
Arundel, Ford, for Jamaica; Ida. Poppin, for Copenhagen.
CLEARING OUTWARDS.—Th• Agenoria, Phillipson, for
Guernsey and Jersey ; New Union, Vander Broecke, far Ostend,
Bruges, anti Ghent ; Ruby, Haswell, for St. Michael's ; Edin-
burgh Packet, IVilliams, for Rotterdam; London, Arman, for
Jamaica; Atalanta,' Rutton, for Llenicarlo ; Cape Packet,
Duncan, for South ‘Vhale Fishery ; Barnett, Davies, for Sierra
Leone.

CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND.—The William Penn,
Hughes, for Cork; Aurora, Nicholls, for Waterford.

MEETINOS OF CREDITORS.
AT THE counr OF COMMISSIONERS Or BANKRUPTS,
BASIN/SHALL-STREET.
TO-MORROW.

THIRD MEETINGS.
Carrington, W. Fore-street, chcesemonger
Eiger, W. Castle-street, Holborn, coal-merchsnt
Fell. H. firocers'-hall-court. general-merchant
Norris, S. Cobham-row, Coldbsth-fields, conimon-brei
Parminter, G. Earl-street, Blackfrisra, coal-merchant
Pollard, J. Penton-mw, Walworth-road, umbrella-m
Wilkie, A. Duke-street, Marylebone, upholsterer

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SECOND MEET/NOS.
Beetham, C. J. Tabernacle-row, pickle dealer 11
Booty, M. Nodehill, Isle of Wight, Southampton, wine and
'spirit-merchant . - - I
Cranch, W. O. Monkwell.street, feather-merchant - 12
Daniel, J. Neirgatc-street, silk and worsted lace, and fringe
manufacturer . - 12
Deudney, T. Regent-place, Brighton, coal. merchant . 12
Morland, H. Dean-street, Soho, wine-merchant 10
Lingham, T. Tower-hill, wine-merchant - . 2
Pagan, J. Norwich, draper . . . Itt
Purchas, T. Old Bond-street, wine and spirit merchant . 12
Rockley, J. Thatched House-court, St. James's-street, up.
bolsterer - - -
Shew, J. Theobald's-road, broker .
Smith, F. Catherine-street, Strand, oilman
Stewart, W. Pall-mall. commission-agent - ..
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Thorp, W. Great Carlisle-street. Lisson-grove, builder 1
Walker, J. Manley House, Kennington-common, school.
master - - - .

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FIRST MEETINGS.
Coleman, W. late of Essex-street, Bouverie.street, victualler 11
Cotterill, C. G. Peter's lane, St. Jobn.street, and also of
Limerick, Ireland, bacon, butter, and provition.merrhant 12
Grosvenor, W. 1.. len. Chater, E. Grosvenor, W. L. jun.
and Butt, C. Combill, atationers - . - 1
Harwood, W. C. late of Crown-street, Soho, grocer . 2
AD Ouckin, H. Upper St. Martin's-lane, wine-merchant . 11
Nicholas, J. and Nicholas. J. jun. otherwise John Ranger, of
Leatherhead. Surrey. common brewers . . 11
Ochsenbein, H. Regent-street, silk-mercer . - 11
Watson, T. W. Newcastle-upon-Tine, merchant - 10
DIFYIDEN Db.
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Burn, J. Lothbury, merchant - 12
Coe, W. Dark House-lane, Billingsgate, victualler - 12
Owynne, W. Denton, Sussex, clerk - - 12
Hart, 0. DeptPord, and Pittock, W. Dartford, Kent, brewers 12
Millard, J. Cheripsitle. linen-draper _ - 11
Sanderson, W. W. and .1. Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street;
and Martin's.lane, Cannon.street, insurance.brokers - 10
Spence!, J. M. Chip?lng.Wycombe, Ittick4. coach-caster 11
Tonge, 0. W. B. Last India-chambers. Leaderhall-street,
merchants . - 12
Walker. W. and Raker, T. Cannon-street, wholesale-
grocers - . - 10