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SOL•TH AMERICA IN THE PORT Or LivritrooL, JAN.
The Silas Richards, Ifeldridge, for New York, cleared for sat;
the New York, Bennett, for New York, to mil Ist February; the
Panthea, Hathaway, fot ditto, to sail Bth February; the Colombia.
Grahntii, for ditto, to sail lath February; the Funchett,lVilliams,
for ditto, to sail in a few days ; the Emerald, Howes, for Itostoz,
to soil the sth February ; the Robert, Wake. Ns, ditto. uncerteir.;
the George Clinton, Rawson. for New York, Feb. o t the Halcyon,
Wooster, for Philadelphia, hoe cleared out ; the COIMILIS, Mar-
shall. for ditto, to sail the 29th instant ; the Betsidera, Witham;
for Baltimore, to sail the 25h inst. ; the Henry Clay, Parker. t'or
ditto, uncertain ; the Ceres, Rees, for Charleston, to sail the
inst.; the Brazilian; Nicholls. for Rio de Janeiro, to *nil the
February; the Acosta, Dunning, for ditto, to sad the 20th Febru.
ary ; the Ulna. Williamson, for ditto, to sail the 26th inst.; the
Marquis Wellington. Jones, for Monte Video, 6c.c. uncertain; the
Jessy, Kennedy, for Buenos Ayres, first vessel, but uncertain ; the
Lima. Smith, for ditto, is also uncertain ; the Phtebe, Crawford,
for Bahia. uncertain, but is the first vessel; the Cambrian, Big-
gin, for ditto. uncertain ; the Aquatic, Pattison, for ditto, un-
certain; the Ann, Poe, for Buenos Ayres, very uncertain; the
Thole:mi., Stewart, for li:ignore, to sail in aboutl3 dip; the En.
tentrise, Banittgton, for ditto, uncertain ; the Hedge, Wright, ter
Mtranham, ditto; the Atlas, Clegg, for Pernambuco, ditto; the
Altzt. Rickards, for Valparaiso, cte. ditto: the Superior, Gunsoo,
for ditto, ditto ; the I hear, Ware, for ditto, ditto ; the Golden
Fleece, Evans, for Bahia, ditto; the Stag, Lashley, for BRer.IN
Ayres, to sail immediately; the Ofonarch, Monders, for ditto,
ditto; the Minstrel, Radcliffe, for Vera Cruz, &c. uocertain.

The Bristol, Simpson, from Newport to Yonghall, was totally
wreekeo in Ballinacillg Bay, on the 14th inst.
The Retrieve, of Dominica, laden with fish and lumber. Tat
on shore at Shediac, November 28, and it was feared would be
wrecked.
The Frances, arrived off Margate, reports having fallen in with,
on the 7th Jan, in lat. 43, 33 N., long. 10, f; W. a brig, wteer-
logged and abandoned. The name unknown ; her two lower masts
only and bowsprit standing.
Extract of a letter from the Agents to Lloyd's at Buenos Ayres.
dated Nov. 9:—" The schooner, privateer, rimming 10 guns and
110 men, licensed by the Independent Government of the Bands
Oriental to cruise against the Brazilian Rag, sailed during the
night."
A large vessel, with a yellow side, and only foremast standing,
was seen on shore near Cape Arguille, Newfoundland, on the 25th
November. by the London Broritington, arrived at Newfoundland.
The Philip Tabb, arrived at Liverpool from Virginia, fell in
with, in lat. 40, 27, long. 28. 40, the wreck of a barque, her upper
works stoned in, masts and yards standing, all sails unbent except
the fore and main sails, which were hanging in ribands, the long
boat gone, the jolly boat on the quarter deek. The vessel bail
bright sides, with three white mouldings, a figure head painted
white ; she was full of water, and had some loose limber on deck.
VESSELS sroxr. WITH.—The Amity, Johnston, arrived in
the Clyde from Bombay, sailed from the Car of Good Hope 18th
October. On the 11th ult. lat. 23, 9, N. long. ; 42, 44, W. ;
spoke the Admiral Cockburn, llom Batavia to Holland ; 28th, Ist.
47, 37 ; long. 19.4. ship Margaret, London to St. John's, N.B. ;
16th Inst. off Cape Clear, Neptune. Liverpool to Boston. Marga-
ret, Portsmouth for Jamaica, let. 49, 30, long. 12, out 12 days, by
the Young Norval, arrived at Liverpool. Eliza, t St. An-
drew's. N.B. for Liverpool, 16th inst. lat. 51. long. 11. John,
Dunn. bound to New South Wales, 27th Sept. by the OSCIts •
Stewart, which arrived at the Cape of Good Hope 15th Nov. Cs.
therine, from Boston, 10th inst. lat. 50, 14, long. 13. 50, by the
Hawk.. strived at Dartmouth. Casket, Liverpool to New Orleans.
Gbh ult. lat. 27. long. 52 : Hope, of Newport, Pith inst. lat. 47,
long. ; Fair Lady, of Greenock, from Newfoundland, Ist. 411,
long. 31, by the Ring Mahon Castle, arrived at Cork. Hail.
Itsnisay, from Mirantichi, 16th lest. lat. 51, long. 12, by the Au-
rora, honeys, arrived at Liverpool. Margaret, London to St.
John's, N.B. 26th ult. lat. 47, long. 19 Franklin, Oporto to
Nor York. 20th ult. lat. 33, long. 35, by the Industry, Raising,
srittive..l at Cowes. Roscoe, of Liverpool, from Bengal, IRth Nov.
lat. 12, S. long. 31 W. by the Rose, Rosaignol, arrived at Jersey.
Layton transport, Portsmouth to Mauritius, Bth ult. lat. 3, N. long. I
19, by the Countess Dalhousie, arrived at Liverpool. 1

BIRTHS. 11?
On the !nth inat. the lady of Thomas Green, Esq. of 011.stree^-
totul, of a daughter.
On the 21iti inst. in Upper Wimpole.strtet, the lady of F. I!•
Mitchell, Esq. of a daughter.
MARRIED.
On the 24,h, at Petwnrth. in Stumm the Ray. R. C.
M.A. only son of Admiral Wills, to Frances. youngest daughter •
of Wnt. Hale, Esq. solicitor, of the Pau* place.
DIED.
On Friday last, the 20th inst. at his seat, liaslewood, Yorkshire,
Sir Thomas Vavasour. Ham
On the `2lst inst. in Martin's.lane, Quanon.street, John Richards,
ni aged 69.
At her house. in Biirton.creseent, on %he 20th boat. Mira. Cathe.
rine Forbe., widow of the late Thomas Forbes, Esq. d Clifton,
Gloueestrreleire, aspott/R. •
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