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11 is reported that, " on my Marriage I war considerably
in debt." True; but my father, through the hands of Ed-
ward Thomason, Esq. of Birmingham, paid ALL DE•
MANDS AGAINST ME; therefore not one Shilling of
Mrs. Glorsr's Salary was appropriated to that purpobe.
In 1814, after I had been imprisoned six years, an arrange-
ment with the creditors took place; but the debts contract-
ed by Mrs. Glover during my absence abroad, uecessioded
me to adopt measures fur ensuring my personal safety.
Surely there can he but one opinion as to the propriety of
the above agreement.-1 have done more ;—relying on
Mrs. Glover's promise to fulfil the engagement. I have
assigned over to her the right of receiving the WHOLE of
her salary at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, (fairing three
years, and Batter myself our unhappy diesentions are ended.
A small pall only of Mrs. Glover's Salary has been appro-
priated to defray the expenses of our children's education ;
the schedule in the hands of my assignees proves that I ant
still responsible for three-fourths ratite amount.
It is said, .4 / Aare contributed nothing towards Ike sap-
per! of any Family :" the various sums I received since my
marriage were very considerable; particularly during my
imprisonment, when in one instance live buudred pounds
was paid me; uine.tenths of which, although without a pros-
pect of liberation, 1 applied to discharge the debts of the
most necessitous creditors ; a circumstance suflicieut to
prove, that a principle of honour is not wanting.
It was out until effort, immorally and by letter, bad
been exerted to 'educe Mrs. Glover to returu to her duty as
a wife, that another conuexion took place;—During its eisa-
'Moaner, and until my departure fur France, Mrs. Glover
visited and corresponded with me on the must friendly
terms accompaiked her, as usual, to the houses of her
friends, and to places of public amusement.
To various branches of my family, Mra.Glover frequently,
and with truth, declared " she was convinced of my invio-
lable attachment, and that but for her separation. no other
connexion would have taken place." Indeed, were I the the.
racier represented, Mrs. Glover would not enable me, as she
has houourshily done, to repel the odious charge of " De-
serting my Wits and Children."
SAMUEL GLOVER.
Loading, 14th December, 1818.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

bemuses 20.

Yesterday arrived the Drake from Newfoundland ;
Thomrton, from Loudon for Africa.
Arrived to.dav the Duke of York, Finlison, from St.
Michael's; Tammy, Parrott, from Genoa—pet under qua-
rantine; Flora, Perflet, from Amsterdam fur Belfast; In.
levity and Fez (transports) from Ireland; and aeveralotker
yes*. Is.

The Retrench, Fiott, reported as sailed, still remains.
PLYMOUTH, DECLIMItt 19.
Came in the Spartan, from Cork.
Remain in Hamoare--Impregnable, Superb, Toemant,
Revolistionairr, Primrose, Arab, Ferret, Dwarf, Bereatord,
Lynx and Fox revenue cutters.
At the Island—Heron, and Lapwing revenue culler.
In the Sound—Spartan.
In Cawsand Bay--Sealark.
FALMOUTH DFCAMBFR 19.

The Prinee Ernest Parket, for Lisbon, and the Quint's,
of Chichester Packet, for the Mediterranean, are gone into
the Roads.

COWES,
Arrived the American ship Mary and Susan, Curtis, from
Batavia, fur orders—out 110 days.

Yesterday came down from the River and remain tbe Bar-
ing, Lamb, for New South Wales; Dawson, Dormer, for
Madeira, ie ; both of which ships touched on the Brake
!land, but came off without damage; and Mariano*, —,
fur Constantinople.
. . . . .

Arrived to-day and sailed fur the River. the Flora, Clark,
from Lisbon ; Darlington, Brockeushaw, from Smyrna, ace.;
and several more, names unknown.
Came down from the River the Royal Eagle, Gibbs, for
Lisbon ; Amelia, Jarvis, for St. Michael's ; Sophia, Black,
fur ditto; George, White, for Barbados's; Travellsr, Ben.
nett, for the tfavannali; Mary, Phillips, for ditto; Pomona,
Beaveridge, fur Miami; and remain to the Downs with the
rest of the outward•bouod as per last.
NAM/GATE, °remota 20.
Came in several vessels for shelter.
NEWHAVEN, DFCCIIIIFIt 20.

The barge William and Sarah, Siwalar, of London, ran
on shore on this bar to.day at noun, and smog afirr stink—
crew saved. The vessel would have foundered at sea had slot
the clew run her tut sbore—vessel and cargo expected to be
lost.

PENZANCT, DYCEMIEIt 18.

The sloop Emily, which slink near the RowPraiour, is
gone to pieces ; a small part of her cargo is saved, and
lodged in the Custom-house.
All the wool-bound vessels pot in here salkd yesterday,
except the Jane, —, from Bristol to London.

1111SORD. DI.CEMBPR IR.
Yesterday forenoon, about eleven u`chiek, the brig Flee,
Richards, iu coral's:, down from the Dock yard it, Milford,
fur ballast, upset altuot half way; crew saved: the vessel ha*
been lowest 'situ the mouth of Milford, and huinv are enter-
tained that she is Oat mach ilawsaged, and that the will
tighten with the eueesadisig

The only individuals who have inspected her late
MAJESTY's Will are, the PRINCE REGENT. the.
Doke of YORK. the Docbevy, t,f CLoncv.iimt, the
Princess Ali Gusto, mail Sir JOHN NI.CHOL. the
Judge of the Prerogative Court. The Milton as.
signed for the delay iv, that they thave nut taken an
uccontit of the propeity.