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The Sun.
London, England, 1821-12-31

HUNTING INTELLIGENCE.

A curious circumstance occurred at Wells a few days since.
As J. P. Tudway, Esq. was hunting in that vicinity, his
hounds put up a hare ; after running her some time, she stole
,away, and sought an asylum in the cellar of the CrOwn Inn, in
the centre of the town, where she was taken alive.
London, England, 1821-10-03

foil THE SUN;

rREdUENCY OF ROBBERY.
gbprdit—l beg thrdtigh the medium of
you:r.Ry.rnal to oxpTeSs rriy surprise that the perpetrator of the
late dreadful mini•der: committed in the neighbourhood of

Vt'hitechapel shotild have remained so long undiscovered,
or without any clue to lead to a discovery. Indeed, there
appears to me some greit defect in the syStern of police

-•
. . .
in thiS district. It is not long since I was knocked down
in the tiAcis between blile=end and the COmniereial-road, by a
villain (whom I should know againj, in company orith some
of hiS ceofederates, at.ieven o'clock in the Morning ; other per-
sons coining ttp at the time; prevented their robbing ine, as
was doubtless their intention. Scarcely a night or.eVen a day
passes without robberies of the most daring description. The
person-46f several of the depredators are well knoWn, yet. they
are Stiffered to to at large with . impunity,.... I hate no doubt
vigilant police might (If not actually detect the murderer of Mr.
ild) least- diminish these depredations. -As things are; it
is really dangerous to pass through this well frequented toid•dr
its vicinity; and-I beg. to suggest to your readers in this dis-
trict, the expediency of calling a public meeting to consider
what steps are advtisuble.to be taken at tine present time, as well
to bring tcdiglit the perpetrator of the late murder, as to pre-
vent these.disttetising and disgraceful occurrences during. till..
approaching Winter. In the hopes that these hints will ii.duce
others niore able than inyielf to stir in the business, and pro=
initsing humble assl:;tanee, _ •
remain, Sir„ your very obedient servant,
Whiteehapt4-roail, Sept: 29, 11121.
P. S. If a lawless mob.lireak open the honse of an individual;
and tle,:ftroy or
.steal his property, the Hundred indemnifies him
for the loSs ; but it' a villain way lay and deprive him of life, his
family (if unprovided fOrj have no resource, except a generous
public step in to rescue them from impending ruin or distressing
povei ty

J. G.
London, England, 1821-09-26

rout of her eight Turkish passengers with, their.,
effects, and, it was feared, with the intention of
putting them to deatk. 'When the Maltese ves-
sel anchored at . Alexandria, the fact became
known to thePacha, who issued a .notice, that,
as it appeared no respect vas paid by the G reeks.tq
European flags, no sales of merchandise, either .
goods, corn, or provisions, should be made to Euro-
pean merchants till the existing, troubles had sub-
sided. It is,now certain that,Austria, on the sub-
ject of the recent and still depending negociation,
is in perfect accordance with Russia, the Austrian-
Ambassador at Constantinople having urged" on:
the Porte the acceptance of the terms proposed
in the Russian note. . hiis
.communication was,.
however, expressed in the, most friendly terms,.
and the answer of the Porte was also couched'
in a tone so conciliating, that- urAesswar has-
been absolutely determined on by Russia,. right
or wrong, the hopes of peace entertained here
cannot .be frustrated.
London, England, 1821-09-26

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THE SUN.

SOjEM QUIS DICERE F.4LSUJI AUDE.IT ?

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1821.
London, England, 1821-09-26

BANKRUPTS.

J. Knowles and H. Walk r, Salford, Lancashire, machine-
makers, to surrender Oct. 5,6, and 16, at two, at the Star Inn,
Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Willis and• Watson, Warn-
ford-court, London ; and Mr. Healey, Blanchester.
J. Lavender, Leominster, Herefordshire, mercer, Oct. 9, 10,
and Nov. 6, at eleven, at the Star and Garter, Worcester. At-
tornies, Mr. Gillam, Worcester ; and Meisrs. Cardale, Buxton,
and Pariby, Gray's Inn, London.
J. Beeston, Drayton in Hales, Salop, mercer, Oct. 17, at
four, 18, and Nov. 6, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Drayton in
Hales. Attornies, Mr. Stanley, Drayton in Hales; and Messrs.
Baxter and Bowker, Gray's Inn-place, London. • .
T. Gibson, jun. Liverpool, ship-bread-baker, Oct. 15, IP,
and Nov. 6, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attor-
nies, Mr. Blade, Liverpool ; and Mr. Chester, Staple Inn,
London.

. -
H. Gird, Leicester, saddler, Oct. J, 10, and Nov. 6, at clever,
at the Albion Hotel, Birmingham. Attornics, Messrs. Bout-
dillon and Hewitt, Bread-street, Cheapside ; and Mr. Sim Cox,
Birmingham.

DIVIDENDS.

Oat. 20, J. Mitchell, sen. West-end Cottage, Essendon, Hert-
fordshire, dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London—Oct. 23,
'l'. Kay, Princess-square, Ratcliffe Highway, coal merchant,
at eleven, at Guildhall—Oct. 23, Hugh R. Roddam, North
Shields, victualler, at eleven, at the Commercial Hotel, North
Shields—Oct. 24, E. Phillip, Narbeth, Pembrokeshire, linen
draper, at twelve, at the Red Lion Inn, Bristpl—Oct. 23, W.
and H. Webb, Bristol, linen drapers, at one, at the White
Lion, Bristol—Oct. 24, T. P. Jones, Carmarthen, linen dra-
per, at one, at the 'White Lion, Bristol.
• CERTIFICATES—OCT. 10.
.7. B. Snowdon, Lynn, Norfolk, ltnen draper—J. Jagger,
East Stonehouse, Devon, stone mason—R. W. Purchas and
R. Tralwen, Chepstow, Monmouth, ship-builders—T. Kay,
Princess-square, Ratcliff Highway, coal merchant.—J. Bass,
Holbeaeh, Lincoln, brewer—C. Cope, Berkeley-mews, Port-
man-square, job master—H. W. Smith, Islington, tea-dealer—
I. Voile, Beech-street; button-seller.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. S. Wilcox and T. J. Titterton, Theobald's.road, coach-
builders—E. Kendall and Kendall, Tooley-street, haberda-
shers—J. Westlake and W. Atkinson, brewers, I'lympton,
Devonshire—A. Knight and J. Wallace, Lamb's Conduit-
street, dress-makers—C. Lucas, R. Christie, and It. Heath-
field, St. Swithin's-lane, Lombard-street, wine-merchants, as
far as relates to rt. Heathfield—G. Tinson and F. B. Feltoe,
Little St. Thomas Apostle, wine-merchants—A. Gray, NI.
Gray, and M. A. Baratta, Crooked-lane, Cannon-street, wine-
merchants—G. Collison and J. Dryden, Wood-street, Cheap-
side, silk-merchants.
London, England, 1821-09-26

HORTICULTURE.

On the 25th ult. the Ravensworth Gooseberry show was held
at Mrs. 'rodtl's, Cow-close, when the prizes were adjudged as
follows :—Red—Mr. Richard Harker' Ist with Crown-Bob,
22dwts. lgr. Green—Ditto, Ist with Green Ocean, 18dwts.
6grs. Yellow—Mr. Thomas Herbert, Ist with the Viper,
18dwts. 4grs—White—Mr_ Lionel Robson, Ist with Smiling
Beauty, 17dwis. 2grs.

On 'S'atirclay se'iMight the South Shields Florist Society held
their annual show of Gooseberries at Mr. John Powell's, Lay
Gate, when the prizes were adjudged as follows :—Mr. John
Rowell, Ist with Gorton's Viper, 19dwts. 15grs. Mr. William
Busby, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and sth with Oreive's Bloodhound,
I9dwts. 4grs. ; Wainman's Green Ocean, 18dwts. 12grs. ; San-
der's Cheshire Lass, 18dwts. sgrs. ' • and Chadwick's Sportsman,
18dwts. Mr. John Rowell produced a fine red seedling, which
he named Rowell's Earl Grey ; and on Saturday last they held
their annual show of Carnations, when the prizes were adjudged
as follows : -Mr. John Rowell, Ist, 2nd, and 4th with Sher-
wood's Corinthus. Harvey's Lord Ravensworth, and Gregory's
Lady _Buidett. Mr. Peter Gray, 3rd and sth -with Sandham's
Lady Kay, and Pope's Queen.
On'the 25th ult. the North Tyne Gardeners held their an-
nual meeting for the show of Carnations and Gooseberries, at
the house of Mr. Bell, Chollerford, when the prizes were ad,.
judged as follows :—Carnations—Mr. John Grey, Ist. 2d, 3d,
and 4th with Harvey's Lord Ravensworth, Ilvde's General
Elliot, Frier's Britannia, and
.Tucker's Lord Chatham; and
Mr. Robert Charlton, sth with Maddox's King George.
Gooseberries—Mr. James Scott, Ist with Gorton's Viper. Mr.
Joseph Robson, 2nd with Boardman's Prince Regent. Mr.
John Renner, 3d with Woodward's Whitesinith. Mr. George
Robson, 4th with Mills's Langley Green.

Yesterday, between one and two o'clock in the
day, Mr. PETTIT, of Tavistock-street, Covent;
garden, vas passing through Bishopsgate-street,
near the church, when he was attacked by a set
of robbers, one of whom took his silk handker-
chlef in the most barefaced manner, which ou
Mr. P.'s attempting to recover, he received a se-
vere blow on the body from another of the gang,
which caused him to fall with great violence it►
the road, severely injuring one of his hands—
he was taken up nearly insensible. The fellow,
with his companions, made their escape.
London, England, 1821-09-26

'STOCKS
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Ditto, 500 2 3
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London, England, 1821-03-28

•
TO SAIL IN APRIL, FOR
MADRAS AND CALCUTTA,
Ps"""t-- TILE First Class Teak-built Ship
e; .11 FAME, WILLIAM EASTGATE, of the
Honour:110e Compny's Service, Commander.
• Burtben 700 Tons. Lying in the City Canal.
Has a Poop, with superior Accommodations
for Passengers, and carries a Surgeon. For Freight or Pas-
sage, apply to the Commander', at ,t he Jerusalem Coffee House ;
lo'desses. I'AXTON, COCKERELL. TRAIL and Co. No. 8,
Austin Friars ; or to BUCKLES,. -BAGSTER,. and BUCHA-
NAN, 33, Mark Lane.
London, England, 1821-03-28

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

NEIVINGTON SELECT VESTRY BILL.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR brought up !he Report of the Corn-
mit;ee on the Newington Select Vestries Bill, which declared
that the standin order had been complied with.
Mr. H. SUMgNER then moved that the Bill be re-commit-
ted.—Ordered..

METROPOLIS ROADS BILL.
Sir E. HARVEY presented a petition against the Metro.
polit Roads Bill from the Trustees of the Middlesex and Es
sex Turnpike Roads. It was laid on the table, after an ()bur
vation from Sir E. KNATCHBULL.

Mr. BYNG presented petitions from the Trustees of Old-
street-road, the Stamford-hill Trusts, and the Brentford Trusts,
against the Metropolis Roads Bill.—Laid on the table..
Mr. S. C. WHITBREAD presented a petition from the
Hammersmith-road Trusts against the Metropolis Roads Bill ;
and Sir J. GRAHAM presented a similar petition from the Trus-
tees of the Highgate-road.—The latter was ordered to be
printed.
London, England, 1821-03-28

FOR THE

MR. EDITOR—It being of the deepest interest
tb-a treat portion of your.Reatlers, that the pre-
judice which has:,been excited 'against: the. qua-
lity of the. Timber, imported-from the British
Colonies' in North America, and-, which so-much
pains..have beeti taken to extend.-and
.cmifirm,
, shunid-,be removed as soon as possible, I have
read withthegre;ttest satisfaction the statements
annexed to. th'e Report of the Select 'Committee
on • Poreign"Trade,-: by numerous respectable
-Witnes-ses-„,the most derisive and satisfactory. evi-
.deFe calculated to dispel that prejudice.
• I ObierVe, however, that; for some reasons not
explained, a List of Ships built in- the North
Arneri.can:Colonies, a.)lorwhich are•still existing
hud-of,the -age of. ten years and upwards, which
de.4vered to the -Committee by Mr. Us-
)3:);.z nl-{dart of his evidence (see page 410 has
11.cl.been, annexed to the Report, and witiCh would
o, far _to .remove ,the imprepiOn created by the
..dec:l4ration. of
.Sir II;. SeeetN6s, that he considers
Ti. fibers,. both Oak and Fir, not to possess,
.for.f.-he .purpoies'of ShiP-building; more-than one
.half -.the durability of similar Woods of the
tiovtth,of' the North-of Europe.": ..I have there-
,igmextracted . from. Lloyd's Book a List,.of 12U
St:pes,liqil4 in.. Canada, New- trunswick,
fAniliand, g-f, John's, and,Not Seotia;:still ex-
-I.sting4-of which I send . you ati abstract, in the
that you will think. it , advisable to lay it
tefore your ReaderS.

A CANADA MERCHANT.

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London, England, 1821-03-28

Paris PaPers of Sunday last reached us this
morning, the contents of which-
•-
ligen:Ce of thee-military operations in Italy. The
•
foiloiring are extracts : _

- •
'25.--21a the joilretil of the
_ .
Uper Paine, of- the 20th of Macch; werfind an
erti-eie. which appears, to explain-the Neapolitan
• •,
iiiAtiri.::;npnign. It is as
,z.Tll::,lig,apc.)iio,n troops" Which occupied the defiles of Rieti
Tieli"known for the difficttlEes of the .grotinch-d
which had:pu.sheti corps forward to 'Anglian°, Otrieoli, Oesi,
Term;. and Pesaro, nave fallen back beyond, their own frontiers.,
without striking a blow. 'lt appears that they haveretre4trd as
far as
.4.(iu4a,.,and probably they will retire beldrld-their defen-
sive line, ,vl-.ich extends from Pescara to TCrrachia and Pondi."

'" Thrt.Savoyards And Piedmontese, residing
in 'Paris on- furlough, have been called upon to
rejoin' their colours. They are 'eager to obey
the-summons, and are going off by detachments.
" The Spanish Constitution was •-proclaimed at

on the As it has been in all the other
.t.qwntr,or Piedmont. • - •
r'll'The King, Victor . Emmanuel, arrived at
'on the 15th.of the present tnnoth._ On his
fforn-Turin to Nice he received unequivocal
te'itintanieS'of the affection of his-subjects.. Hewes
expected at Marseilles on. the 1.t.11, and prepara-
tions' tirere making in that proyince.fnr his recep-
tion. We are assured that he is coming to Paris.

" Our readers must have rernafiked, that after
tile-61tfitffai-rs.w.hiCh took pla'ge_. from
_th _._e 7th to
. __.__....
London, England, 1821-03-28

IN TII-E YEARS

Isls.

Tons.

_
FrOm 'Great Britain and Ireland • ' 121,592
From British North America • • 22,849
From the Spanish Main and neighbouring IslandS
.19,1a9
Droghers . 3,58
Vessels trading under the Free Port Act 20;476

Total Tonnage in 1815
1816.

From Great Britain and Ireland
From British North America 55,889
From the Spanish Main and neighbouring Islands
Droghers
Vessels trading under the Free ,Fort Act 16,993

Totll in 1816 • • 199,889
1818.

. . . .
From Great Britain and Ireland
From British North America • ' 42,483
From the Spainish Main, &c. . 17,124
Droghers - • • ~ • ' • 3,955
VeSsels trading tinder the Free Port Act 1.'5,365

Total in 1818
1819.

180,021

•
From Great Britain and Ireland 101,178
From British North Ameri,.% 44,885
From the Spanish Main, &c. - 16,875
Droghers
Vessels erading under the Free Port Act 13,496

Total in 1819 .
1820.

186,200

From Great Britain and Ireland 98,414
.
From British North America - 48,471
From the Spanish Main, &c. 18,142
Droghers
Vessels trading under the Free Port Act • 11,040

Total in 1820 .

180,79 C
London, England, 1821-03-28

be in subsfante, that tile Austrians have teen
beaten by the Neapolitans near,Rome.; that no
less than 300 waggons. had been seen Nil of
wouitided ; that. the Austrians had retreated-,• and
that Toloniai the Banker at Rome; bad re=
fused td advance Money to FrimOnti whO: had
applied to him for pecuniary means for moving
•
his army a'r

trAtt.—ll appears that when the AUstrians
assisted in the restoration of King i'ERDINAND
to the throne of_ Naples, in 1815, the.y destroyed
the principal forts in the Papal dominions ;
among them Fort Vrbanoion the frontiers, a very
strong position, .erected at a vast expellee by the
Pope of that name, and the Citadel of Ancenal,
which protected that town on the land side, they
blew, up : thus : leaving the Roman territories
open to an invading army and facilitating their
approach towards the Kingdom of Naples. e
secret terms of the treaty made between the •
King of NAPLES and the Emperor of AUSTRIA)
on that occasion, are as little known, we believe,
to.soroe.of the High Contracting Parties, as the se-
cret treaty between Naples and Austria reTecting
Sicily; which occasioned so much sittprise in a
recent debate on that subject. It is, however;
conjectured, that in the Secret Articles of. 1815,
there was some stipulation entered into, to assist
Austria, on the death of the present Porn, to as-
sume the Sovereignty of the Papal territories,
and thereby to consolidate her power in Italy.—
This treaty was, after many difficulties, effected,
but not without bestowing very liberal rewards
on the individuals engaged in its accomplishment.
It is generally stated in Italy that 400,000 ducats
were expended on the occasion, and that the
services of one individual were so _highly esti-
mated, that he received one half of that sum.

As we have so fully manifested our sentiments
on the Roman Catholic Claims, and strenuously
endeavoured to supcort our present Estiblish-
meat in Church and State, we shall suspend our
opinions till the fate of the Bill is finally decided
In the House of Commons, relying on the general
knowledge, judgment, wisdom, and patriotism of
the Legislature, and most heartily assenting to the
observation of the Bishop of CHESTER, last night,
in the House of Lords, on presenting a Petition
from his Diocese, viz. that he CC knew of nothing
worth preserving if it was not the PROTESTANT
ASCENDANCY."
London, England, 1821-03-28

TO Sail positively in May, for MADRAS and CALCUTTA,
• THE New .TEAK-BUILT
PALMIRA, .101-Iti LAMB, Commander,
(late Commander of the ship Baring) hur-
,
• den Gun Tons, lying in fire City Canal. Has a
poop, wit h snpei for accommodations fur Pas-
sengers, and carries a Surgeon.
" For Freight or pa•sage, apply to Messrs. BARETT, FAR-
QUHAR, CRAWFORD, and Co: 71, Old Broad-street; or
to BUCKLAS, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark-
lane.
London, England, 1821-03-28

To be PEREMPTORILY S 4,1),
At LLOYD'S COFFEE HOUSE, Co:nhill. on TUENDAY,
APRIL R. :4 Half past Two, by Order of tlw ASSIGNEES
of the ESTATE of Mr. JAMES' WILDMAN,
THE Ship-WILDMAN 406 Tons
, per Register, nr the eaboutc, built atthathant
for his Majestf's service,; louttreW tOpsides in
1810, copper fastened and Coppered, figure
head, and two flush decks, s;til.l remarkably
fast, and is well adapted for :the Soothern,
Fishery, in which she has been very successfsi). Now lying
in the CitY• Canal. Inventories and Particulars of-CURLING
and DOMETI', 10, George Yard, Lombard Street.
London, England, 1821-03-28

To be PEREMPTORILY SOLD,
At LLOYD'S COFFEE HOUSE, Cornhill, on TUESDAY,
APRIL 3, at Half-past Two, immudiately after the Sale of
the Wildman, by Order of the ASSIGNEES of Mr. JAMES
WILDMAN.

THE Ship LORD COCHRANE,
British built, 60f; 'rims per. Register, or there-
. about s, copper fastened; her bottom •has just
been felted, wood .shekthed, and coppered, in
Messrs. Cut ling, Young. and Co.'s Dock, where
uo expence was spared in putting the hull in
complete order: the spars and rigging were also thoroughly
overhauled and refitted ; she is well found, and may he sent
immediately to Sea at little expellee. Now lying in the City
Canal. Inventories and Particulars of CURLING and DO-
mErr, 10, George Yar.l, Lombard Street.
London, England, 1821-03-28

TO BE PERE"MirfORILY SOLD.

mmediately after the S,le of LORD COCHRANE, by order
of the Assigof.es of Mr. JAM ES WILDMAN.

THE Good Sill P SHAKSPEARE,
g'2 S 6 Tons per rrgis er, or thereabouts, Arne
OPS. ,\. lh rican•built and free; partially. copperfasten-
-441,
-"",r'.► ed and copper:•d, in MR; sails fast, and is
-z""`- - well adapted fur the Southern Fishery ; well
found, and rirty be and to sea at a trifling expence. Now
lying in the City Canal-
Inventories and Particulars of CURLING and DOMETT,
10, George yard, Lonibatd-street.
London, England, 1821-10-04

the Royal displeasure, for threescars and a half,
his MAJESTY was recently pleased, by an act of
grace, to reinstate both Officers in the hill pay of
the corps ; a step which was promptly folloWetl by
a memorial from the Officers of the Pirmozith Di-
vision of Royal Marines, Stating that they had
" viewed with much pain the re-appointment of
Lieut.-Cols. SAVAGE and .AnunNETurt," and ex-
pressing" their conviction, that on reconsideration,.
they will be found to have so disgraced their cha-
racters as entirely to preclude their ever serving
in the corps of Royal marines." This memorial to
the Admiralty was accompanied by a letter from
Lieutenant-General TENcn, in which he states,
that " the assembling of the officers for this oc-
casion bad his sanction, and the prayer of the me-
morial his concurrence," and in which he used
some very strong expressions relative to his opi-
nion of the re-instated officers. The reply to this,
dated Aug. 8, 18'21, expresses the " surprise and
displeasure of the Lords of the Admiralty,at the line
of conduct which you (Lieut.-Gen. TENcn) have
thought proper to adopt, in sanctioning so impro-
per an inteiference on the part of Officers of
the Plymouth Division of Royal Marines,"
"deeply deplores that an Officer of your rank
should have so far forgotten his station and his
duty, as not only to have encouraged this
proceeding on their parts, and have for-
warded to their Lordships so improper a do-
cument, but also to have himself written a
letter worded in a style even more indecent
and more incorrect than that of the said
Memorial," and " commands that on the
:eceipt hereof, you forthwith give up the corn-
n and of the Plymouth Division of Royal Ma-
rines." And out of this case, a new charge is
attempted to be foisted up against the Executive
Authorities !—Where will this end ? If military
men are to be allowed to pronounce upon th e
measures of the Government, we had better s'nk
into what is worse than a Military Government,
a Government by the Military at once !—We
cannot help thinking that this insubordinate
spirit owes its origin to the conduct of some
Military Members of Parliament.

The additional observations on Education,
which we had intended for insertion this day, are
necessarily postponed till to-morrow.
London, England, 1821-10-04

Thursday, - 11, LONDON.

Frii.lay,

Saturday,

ERRAT 31.—1 n the Article 0:1 Executions,,,signed HUMANI-
, TAs, in our Paper of yesterday, line 30 from the bottom,
for " and dis not probable," &c. read, " and is it not," &c.

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We received this morning the French Papers

of Monday last, which state, on the authority of
commercial letters from Odessa, dated the sth

inst., that the exportation of corn from the Rus-
sian ports in the Black Sea to Turkey has been
prohibited. If this news be true, war is more
probable than ever. Intelligence has been re-

ceised from Constantinople as late as the end of
August, which says, that frequent conferences
take place between the English Ambassador and
the Reis-Effendi. The Austrian Internuncio was
in daily expectation of dispatches from St.

Petersburgh, and In order to tranquillize the
people who had shewn symptoms of dissa-

tisfaction, a report was circuhted that a new
Russian Ambassador would • arrive in the
month of October. The march of the Turk-

ish troops to. the Danube lias been, it is said,
countermanded. Commercial letters from Riga
state, that the grand Russian army is advancing

in all directions towards the South, and that the
reserves are following in the same course. They
add, that in a certain event, (we suppose the com.;
mencement of hostilities is here alluded to), the
Grand Duke NICHOLAS will repair to the
army. By accounts from the Morea, it ap-
pears that the Greeks have at length discovered
the necessity of fighting under one Commander,
instead of several Independent Chiefs ; and that
a Provisional Government is aboutlo be establish-
ed, to direct their military operations. Prince
DEMETRIUS YPSILANTI, it is conjectured, will be
appointed Commander-in-Chief.
The French Journals of this day contain long
details from Madrid of the 17th, 18th, 19th, and
20th of September, giving an account of some
disorders which have taken place there. On the
18th General MORILLO resumed the military
command of the capital, and of the province of
Castille. On the 18th the Political Chief pub-
lished an Ordinance, prohibiting all kinds of pub-
lic meetings, the object of which should be
contrary to the laws of police. This measure
was produced by a plan which was known
to exist of carrying the portrait of RIEGO
through the streets. The Ordinance also de-
clares, that the Club at the Fontana d'Oro
shall be suppressed for the present. Just after
the Ordinance was published, with a great dis-
play of public force, a group of persons, 20 or 30
in number, appeared towards night-fall at the
Sun Gate, with the portrait of Riego. They
passed before the troops at the Sun Gate, but as
they contented themselves with making only a
great noise, the Officers did not think fit to dis-
perse them ; emboldened by this forbearance,
they proceeded to the Municipality, where the
Political Chid, the Commandant, and some Ge-
neral Officers were assembled. When the Po-
litical Chief saw this procession, which had
increased in its: progress, arrive before the
Hotel of the Municipality, he attempted to per-
suade them to separate ; the General Command-
ant placed himself at the head of the battalion of
national militia on duty at the Municipality, and
cleared the square with the bayonet. It is not
known whether any persons were not wounded;
London, England, 1821-01-22

with. there are our neighbours, the Prencb, the
Germans, the Poles, who can furnish us with
grain almost for nothing ; here is Prussia, and
Sweden, and Denmark, all our neighbours and
true friends, they will sell us mud,' better lumber
than yours at half rice; really we do not want
any-thing that you can offer us but, recollect,
take care that you do tiCsell or.carry iour pro-
duce-to arty ones, e .reTr fie, 1p leof, etibt.•- --Ou Music
buy at our shop or go without."
London, England, 1821-01-22

OFFICE OF (1111)S,INCE, July 31, 1620.

THE PUBLIC are.. hereby informed that
Thirq:seren :PLATES of the ORDNANCE SURVEY.
of GREAT BItITAI.N, cart ietlon under theSaperintendente
of the late Major-General ItILLIAM- MUDGE, LL.D. F.R:
and A.S.; are now -cumptete, and thatINIPRESSIONS.front
them are on Sale at the ORDNANCE MAP OfFICE, in the
TOWER of LONDON;'and also at WILLIAMTADEN'S;
Geographer to his Majesty, and Agent to the Board of Ord-
nance,' at CHAIRING-CROSS. •
These PLATES contain the Counties of Kent, Essex,
Sussex, Hants, Dorset,,Pevon, and Cornwall, ,p-nd, propo.r-
tionsof Some-rset, Surrey,Pembrolie, Cardigan,:,Ci;rmarthen,
Glamorgan, Wilts, kerks, licrttOrd, and
Cambridge. -•

Part IX. containing nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire,
and portion; of the adjacent Country, was pub!;shed on the
Ist of August, 181 P, and as the Wurli is Still 10 pren-:res.,
cortlifig. to tirc_'otigi besign-of gir'ing a complete Map of
Great Dritrtin ripon a Scale .a one inch to IA Mile. the
Publication of the future parts will follow as fAt as the na-
ture of such a Work will adroit, without increasing the an-
nual Expense.

Gentleraeri wishiarto p-rure a Map of the-Country:4llr-
roiloding their own habitations, may, by application to Mr.
BAKER, at the Ordnance,Map Office (where an Index Map
.will be-shown) selee,any sheets they please, for that purpose.
All Letters on tins subject, addiessed to Mr. Baker, under
a cover to the SecretafY- of tile Board of Ordnance, Pall Mall;
will be immediately` attended to.
By Order of the Board,

11.• H. C.REW.•See.
London, England, 1821-03-10

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

irOUSE OF COMMON. 3.
Veneris, 99 Di 411artil, 1821.

RE TURNs..-2-Pre.4ented, and ordered. to be printed—Corn,
Grain.; Account:4 of Fet paid to Counsel in
the Revenue Departments. ,
FORRION TRADE.—Report of Select Committee Presenta!,
...
...;,. . ',. and ordered ttlike printed.
Conk AVERAGt BILI.-11,gtir,Ni,tiil riexC;NVl.lnday.
ABSENCE.—Leave of, to At. o:,.Banks, Western Circuit;
Sir C. Edmonstene, aNnonth ; Mr. O'Callaghan,
three weeks. , , • • lannouns.—Lyme Ilygis—Petition for lease to present a Pe-
, . _ . titioa for a Bill referred•to a Committ^e.
. s
....
COUNTRY BAN-k
1 Account of Country Bank Not :•2 staMic.ll
, NOTES. j in 'each year from 1816 to 1421.'

ORDERS of the DAY for MONDAY, March -12..
1. Capital Crimes Defence Bill ;—SecOnd Readin:.
2. Court of Chancery (Ireland) Bill ;—Further Ur:side:T.6bn
of Report. .
3. Proprietors of Wharfs Bill .....Second Reading. ,
4. East India Prize Money Bill ;—Committee.
5. Supply ;—Committee.
G. Ways and Means ;—Committee.
7. Clerks of Nisi Prius (Ireland) Bill ;—Second Reading.
8. King's Bench Business Bill ;;—Committee.
9. Attornies Fees '(lreland) Bill ;—Further Consideration of
Report.. .
10. Stamp Duties Acts ;—Report thereupon.
11. Flax, &c. Manufacture Encouragerner:t—deport.
12. Cochineal and Indigo Bill ;—Committe.e.
13, Silk Manufacturell4—Cononittee.
14. Glass Duties Bill ;,-Committee...
15. • husbandry HorsLs, • Reducti.n of Duties Bill

NOTICE OF MOTION, for MoNDAY,, nth March,lB2l.
Lord Viscount Palmerston,—:my Estimat2s.. (In Commit-
tee of Supply.) . _
PRIVATE BILLS :—SECOND READIN'GS, , for MoNDAY,
• 12th March, 1821.
I. Lambeth Inclosttre. -11. Leeds and (Miry. Road.
2. Macclesfiqd Road. 7. Dun. :Navigation. .
3. Henley • and Dorchester 8. Gloucester and Berkeley
Road. • - - Canal.
4. Ilchester Road. Newport( Irants)G as Light.
5. Stourbridge Roads. 18. Chels2.a Poor Rates.
London, England, 1821-03-10

FIRE IN SURINAM:

FURTII rt PARTICULAR
,Fe4o.
I am very sorry to inform you, that oo the
21st of this month, an alarming tire broke-opt in
the beautiful town of Paramaribo, which has.de-
stroyed more than two-thirds of the same. -
the inhabitants of this place are accustomed to
live in more than common luxury, tL loss will
turn out to be of a serious description.—llie
whole of the stores, together with all the -provi-
sions, are burn t, and the inhabitants thrown into the
greatest possible distress. We are obliged to
send .frorp the different plantations_ as many
plaintuins as we can spare ; this is a- hind! of
fruit which the Negroes make use of instead of
bread, and which now the most opulent are
thankful to procure. In the confusion of
the fire, very few persons saved even their
papers, and this once delightful town is
laid in ruins, only here and there the beam of
a house standing : the inhabitants will have no
alternative but to retire to the plantations for
shelter. In my next f will send you more par-
ticulars how this happened. All whom I have
seen say the inhabitants are in a distracted state.

The foundation stone of the New Market
Building in Taunton, was laid Wednesday-
' se'iinight. The ceremony of laying the corner-
sump was performed by C.K.K. Tynte, Esq. M. P.
Provincial Grand Master of Somerset, attended hy-
a large body 'of Freemasons, the Bailiffs of the
borough, the Clergy,. Magistrates, and many of
the respectable gentlemen of the WWII and neigh-
bOurhriod.—The masonic procession, attended
with Hags and mniic, kft the London Inn at "I=2,
o'clock, and having "proceeded to the spot, the
Prov:ncial Grand Mager dclivercd a benedictory•
addre.is on the occasion, which was received
with great applause, as was also a speech of Si'
inilar import, by th-. Reverend Mr. Poivms,
Provincial Grand Chaplain.- The stone hav-
ing been lowered with the usual -ceremonies,
the procession returned-to the London Inn; where
a dinner table, excellently supplied, was served
up by Mr. Wiwi:: to a large company of the
masonic brotherhood, who, under the Pre.4dency
of their worthy Grand -Master, eujoYi4 a *l`"'
lighten! social evening.
London, England, 1821-03-10

SHIP NEWS.

HARWICH, MAltc:4 J.—Arrived the Henry Freeling
packet, :with a mail, 'fiorn. His Majesty'a ship Brisk
has captured off Dungeness; mial brought in her?, a fine lugger
of .58 tons, with a, cargo of 2i3 kegs of spirits, brandy; and
gin, and a crew of 8 Foreigners and t English.
PORTSMOU:TH; MARCH 9.—Arrived the Roscoe, Cum 7
min s, from Cowes; with loss of bowsprit; &c. she has come
into Harbour to refit. Also came into Barbour the Charles
Grant Indisman. The Berwick, Tyler, frOm Demerara, is
come up .to the Motherbank.
IVEY zuo Tli, MARCH 9—The French brig Young Arthur,
of 240 tons, Matenas master, from Si. DoTingo for Havre,
went en shore yesterday on the beach, about 7 miles to the
westward of Portland, and went to pieces in the evening,; crew
saved, except a boy: The Captain unfortunately broke his
legs, and the mate was severely injured ;_nothing is saved
from the vessel.

PLYiiOUTH, MARCIT 8.--Arrived the John, King, from
London for Jamaica ; Euphernia, Fisher, from St. Michael's ;
and Pallas, Hocguard, from Jersey for Newfoundland. 'Sailed
the Good Intent, ,Robertson, for Hull ; and William and
Thomas, Lane, for London.
FAL-3101;11i, 7.—Arrived the Lady Arabella
packet, with a mail, from Lisbon, in six days.
FQWEY, MARCH 7.--:The Active, 'Higgins, from Rio
Jarieiro, has touched the ground, and was in a sinking state,
when she cut from her cable and ran. on the beach, being nearly
full of Water ; she it dischirging her cargo, part of which is
much dahiaged.

The Tres tiler, Watkin;on, from London to Louth, sprung
a-leak last night off Happisburgh, and run on shore with four
feet water in her hold; She pras since hove off, and gone for,
Yarmouth.

DEAL, Mititcn 9.-lArrive.d and sailed ,fOr the River the
Palmyra, Young ; and Norfolk, Lu,tey, from Bengal zSuccess,
Martin, from Rio .Janeiro ; Pilot, Owen, froni Calcutta ;
Cyrene, Barrett,. from Berbice ; Geo. Days, Edgar,"from St.
Michael't ; William and Thomas, Lane, from ditto for Hull ;
Amphitrite, Phillips, from Jamaica; .Glory, Morgan, from
Demerara, and several more—names unknown. Came down
from the. River and remain the Arab, Brigham, for the Isle of
France and Ceylon.

CLYDE, MAR= 7.—Arrived. the - Clydesdale, Al‘liellar,
from Calcutta. Put back the Eliza Plummer, .111Tryd, for
Jamaica, leaky, having struck on a rock southward of Fairhead,
and must discharge to repair.
London, England, 1821-09-21

TRADE WITH rtiis§tA..,

• •
Russian Consulate, 23, Great Winchester-street,
September li4, 1/321.
Srn—l beg you will lay before he Committee of Lloyd's, for
the informattfn of all those that m.. be co at:en - B red in the al tic
trade, that 1 have received official cermnunkation from my Go-
vernment, stating, that in a recently constructed harbour, si-
tuated in the small Bay of Tolsburgh, in the Government of
Eethonia, not far from tin estate of la unda, it has been ordained
by an Imperial Ukase of the 2ith of last Marcia, that regular
Cuatom-house barrier should be established there under the
name of Kunda, as attached to the 'district of the Custom house
of Revel, for the exportation of all Russian products, as esta-
blished by the last Tariff; but that the importation to it from
any foreign ports'is cenfined.to the. articles of salt and ileirimr-s
only : another foreign merchandise import-al into -Kunda sail!
'be subject to. the regulations already established in such 'eases.
Russian produce from Russian ports :nay; however, beimported
on the general 'est.t..blishedprinc;ples, and that all vessels arriv-
ing and sailing from the barbelr in question must pay the same
duties and charges as are now collected in the pert of RaveL
,re.,nain, Sir, your trioi,t obrilient Servant,
A. DE. DULATCHEFSKY.
John Bennett, jun. Esq.
Secretary to the Committee of Lloyd's.
London, England, 1821-09-21

PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, SEPT. 20.
This being the pr'cise day to which Parlia
ment stood prorogued from the 12th of. July last
a Royal Commission was issued under the Grea
Seal, dated the 17th inst. for the further proro
gation of both Houses on this day. • -
London, England, 1821-09-21

o ri r.

PROLOt.'-,UE •
TO THE NEW COMEDY OF MATCH-EREAXINCi ; OR,
PRINCE'S PRESENT—SPOICE,I-13Y MR. TERwk.
While Coronation; magic title, OS, •
Of Winter Theatres the Summer bills'
And we, all envious, have beheld you fly • .
To hail two Kind is rival Majesty,
How could we hope, on thiii our /nimble stage
With these great Monarchs mighty war to wage ?
Here no procession lureS the viondering -eye,
Dukes, Vishope, Peers, and Clerki in,Chancery—
No,charger here, amongst ye sideline{ wheels
Threatening your noses Wi-i his playful heels,
Yet indefatigably still we use • ..
The me,ips we have, and call ul.*in-the Muse;
And may these loyarsigns to-night-prevail
In favour of a light and loyal tale,!
We have our Prince too, as the fashion goeg,
Lvt him make friends, noK meet wtith stubborn fotit..
Good humour guides is, and good humour here,
Cheats mlny a trembling authOr of. his fear. •
And though no pagelant train,.etr glittering crown;
Assist our Prince's hopes of fair renown, )• •
• Ytt.inny good humour there (the Boxes) his champiOn sit,
Or ride triumphant through a generous •
This Air our Play. For us, Who are denied : .•
To grace our honest zeal with.scenie pride,, .
Let mein good round terms our hearts display,
Ant/ what We freely feel as freely say. •
To this, its in nt sister land, •
1.4 y piod,old feelings every shock withstand,
Hush civil strife, froth Faction pluck her sting,
And loyal subjects make a patriot King. - •
London, England, 1821-09-21

FURTHER PROROGATION.

Exactly at two o'clock, the Earl of WESTMORELAND, the
Earl of HAultow3)Y, and the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, took
their seats before the Throne, fully robed ; when the Lonn
Pp.EsIDENT of the COUNCIL. directed the Yeoman Usher of
the Black Rod to inform the House of. Commons, that their
' Lordships were sitting tO reeeivethe other House in pursuance
to a Commission from his MAJESTY.
Soon after the Clerk Assistant (.John Rickman, Esq.), ac-
companied by same of the Officers and Attendants of the Com-
' mons,- came into this House, when the Royal Commission was
immediately read. ..
The LORD PRESIDENT of the Couwetr. then informed
both Houses, that by virtue of the Commission just read, and
in ,obcdlence to his Majesty's ,commands, the present Parlia-
ment, which stood prorogued to Thursday, the 20th instant,
then to be holden, was further prorogued to Thursday, the 29th
day Of November next ; and that this Parliament was accords
ingly now prorogued to that day. - ►
Hereupon
,the Representatives of the Commons left the
bar, and the 'Lorde 'CommissionerS then withdrew. Viscount
INIEr.v.ILLE was present. Prayers were not read on this
occasion.
The drapery.had been removed from the Throne, although
the Royal Chair was uncovered; and, owing to the absence of
the LORD Mon CHANCELLOR, the carrying of the Mace
was dispensed with.

In consequence of its having been suggested
by several Noblemen and Members of Parlia-
ment, who are Members of the,New Union Club
House, which is forming on the plan of the United
Service Club, that the intended situation in Re-
gent-street, near Hanover-square, would lie found
very inconvenient by its distance from the houses
of Lords and Commons, an arrangement has been
entered into, by which the new line of Pall-
Mall, near the Opera-house, is fixed on, and
where a superb mansion is in a forward state foe
the reception of the Members of the Club.
London, England, 1821-09-21

(171,EG-/ItZt 14

NUAIBER 9071.]

VICTU2ILLING-OFFICE, August 24, 1821.
TAE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL-
LING His. MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give
Notice,that on 7'nesday, the 25th of September next, they
will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (seated up) and
ITT for the following quantities of prime. IRISH BEEF and

Beef.

Pork.

Half Puncheons
Tierces
Barrels
ro be cured in the ensuing Season ; to be delivered into his
Arai .
s victualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmcuth, and
lYmuuth, in such proportions ns shall hereafter be required ;
e'ge hut./ thereof by the end of February, and the other half by
the April'next ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable,
140(thout interest, sixty days afterdale.
iQI of the Contracts May he seen at the Secre-
,!"'s. °ffiret at this Office, or by applying to Mr. J. Jr-
-I.lknaterviu, , Agent for the rictualling at Haulbowline
Island, Cove of Cork*
No r
en4er for a less quantity than shall be equal to Five
ILna;ed Tierces of Beef, and Fire Hundred Tierces of Pork
lei!' be admitted, nor will regard be had to any in which the
1,-)Tice shall not be inserted in words at length' or tlatt shall
7w 1e deliz;cred to the Board before' One o'Clock on the said
7..'
ue34'3l, the 25th of September next, nor unless the Person
who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends
-t° at: `weer when called for.
6a:1) 7ender must be accompanied by a Letter, signed
tu/9 responsible Persons, engogivg to become bound with
ce Party/ tendering, in the Penal Sum of 151. per cent. on
:4e fondhe due performance of the Contract:

1 100 500

°Fr ICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. 14, 1821.
11: E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
' STY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give, Notice,'
at Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-.ball,
".Qr btfore the 24th day of September inst.from such Persons
.g; nkql be willing to undertake the Supply of BREAD, and
LQl'lt, for service of the Company of Gentlemen Cadets,
Tit i,roolzvich, for a period of Three Months.
7
4'. Bread and Flour, to be of the best Sort and Quality
tee
'"a 10 be of the best Household, and according to a
.I)4lter'' Loaf, which nay be inspedcd at the Cadet's Bar-
Qks,ret Woolwich.
Zia"ket Particulars, together with. the Terms and Com-
ci Qn, of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's
aforesaid, any day-between the Hours V
• '4.
and Pail; o' Clock, where the Propoials must be delivered,
4"1"I "P, and endorsed " Proposals for. Bread and Flour,"
4;
the case may be; but no Proposals can be admitted after
said 24th September, at Twelve o'Clock at Ner of the
Z4e ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the
u •'N making it, or au- 'gent ice his behalf; shall attend.
• By Order of the Board,
• R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1821-09-28

Watches, and apparel on board, on pain of immediate death,
and accompanied the threat with severe strokes of the sabre,
and a menace that in the event of any thing being found con-
cealed, a general massacre should take place.
Under this impression, and well convinced from the despe-
rate appearance of the men, that it would be carried into imme-
diate execution ; added to which, we overheard their intention
of running the brig on shore, we deemed it expedient, for the
safety of our lives, and the preservation of the Viassal and cargo,
to deliver up every thing demanded, consisting Of four trunks
and one chest, containing wearing appaiel, &c., to the value of.
1000 dollars; cash in dollars, doubloons, anti guineas, value of
800 dollars ; four valuable gold and silver watches, with chains,
seals, &c., value of 500 dollars ; also a writing desk and its con-
tents, a spy-glass, double-barrelled gun, three pistols. a sword.,
all the sea clothing, beds, and bedding, one complete suit of
colours, stock wines, cabin furniture, and cooking utensils,
leaving us nothing but the clothes on our backs.
This vessel appeared to he a large open boat, black, with two
white streaks, two sprit sails, square sail, and jib, the tack of
the jib coining down to the stem ; the foresail much larger than
the mainsail, much resembling a large Havannah passage boat,
and full of men, apparently of all nations, but of the most fe-
rocious and diabolical class. She was full of goods, doubtless
plundered from other vessels,. as he acknowledged having over-
hauled a vessel the day before. At 11 lam., after staipping us to
the skin in search of more money, left us and made for the land,
in a state of considerable intoxication, with a threat of again re-
turning to massacre every soul, and this we considered highly
probable. We immediately took possession of the brig again,
tacked, and stood or—saw them n. more.
[From the Newburyport Herald of Aug. 24.]
Captain Colby, from Aux Caves, informs that the piratical
boats, the principal rendezvous of which is at Cape Tiberoon,
(at the west end of Hispaniola), are very troublesome, and ha-
rass the foreign commerce they fall in with, as well as annoy the
native vessels. A small sloop belonging to Jeremie, bound to
Aux Cayes, was lately fallen in with by them and robbed of 300
dollars cash : but very few vessels of any description escape their
vigilance, and whenexir they board a vessel they are sure to
rob if she has any booty.
[From the board at Lloyd's, Sept. 27.]
The Hirondelle,. from Havannah to Havre, put into New
York on the 27th. tilt. She was boarded on the 21, in lat. 29.,
long. 82. by a priViateu schooner, which sailed in company with
her from Havannah, and was plundered of 2.300 dollars, 30
hogsheads of rum, 30 serons of indigo, 30 tons of sugar, and all
the beef and pork on board, sails, &c., anti then pat the crew
into a leaky boat, but they were fortunate enough to rejoin the
ship.
London, England, 1821-09-28

STOCKS

DELVE O.CLOCK.

Bank Long Ann.
Imp. 3 per Cents. 710.,
India Bonds 62s.
Excheq. Bills, 1000 par
Ditto, 500 1 pr. 2
Ditto Small
Cons. for Account

C BRIDGE TO-MORROW
Evening, 45 minutes after 3.

THE SUN.

SOLEM QUM DICERS FALSUM AUDEAT

LONDON,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1821.
London, England, 1821-09-28

1111111,CANTILg gIIIPPINC, &e.

DEAL, SEPT. 27.—Wind W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River the Swallow, Ross, from Bombay ; Mangles, Cogill,
from Bengal ; Comely, Gray; Angerslein, Hinshelwood ; and
Edgar, Swiney, from Jamaica ; Essex, Barclay, from the South
Seas; Swan, Dring, from ditto for Hull ; Tranby, Forster,
from St. John's ; Gilbert Henduson, Riches, from Honduras ;
Canadian packet, Ridley, from Virginia ; Mary, Boyd, from
Calcutta and Ceylon ; Manley, Clark, from Cork ; Anthony,
from Liverpool ; Elizabeth, of Aberdeen, from Java for Rotter-
dam ; and Maria, Sugden, from Batavia for Antwerp. Came
down from the River and sailed, with the rest of the outward_
bound, the Active, Charlton, for Van Dieman's Land.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 27.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the
Governor M'Carthy, Dean, from Africa; Fanny transport,
from the Mediterranean ; and Hero, from Prince Edward's
Island. Passed by the Regent, M'Dougal, from Surinam for
Rotterdam.

HE'LL, SEPT. 2.6.—Arrived the Rachel and Ann, Marshall,
from Greenland, with 14 fish, 300 butts.

FALMOUTH, SEPT. 26.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Royal
Charlotte, Ford, from London for Halifax and Jamaica. Ar-
rived off the Lizard the Elizabeth, Brownlie, from Cuba for
Rotterdam. Sailed the Sally, Stevens, fvr Barbadocs.
LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 26.--Arrived the Liverpool packet,'
Bloomer, from Ballina, with five feet water in her hold, having
been on the North Bank. Put back the Providence, Kennedy,
that sailed on the 22d inst., having run foulof the King George.
BEAl;3rAnis, SEPT. 21.—A large ship came ashore this
morning at Hell Mouth, about 10 miles from this place ; par-
ticulars at present unknown.

HARWICH, SEPT. 26.—Arrived the Princess Charlotte
packet, from Cuxhaven ; and Charlotte, ditto, from Gotten-
burgh, each with a mail.

--f-

SOUTH SEA FISHERY.
The Swan, Bring, arrived in the Downs, from the South
Seas, bound to Hull, out 23 months, with 191 fish, 170 tons,
spoke the following ships, all well :
July 27, Mary, Reed, of London, 3 fish, 28 tons.
Adam, Coffin, ditto, 5 fish, 38 tons.
29, Fanny, Nl‘Nelly, 175 tons.
Spring, Davis, 40 tons, 150 skins.
La Conference, L'Orient, 2 fish, 19 tons.
Horatio, Weeks, 2 fish, 20 tons, 4500 skins.
30, Minerva, Bunn, 2 fish, 18 tons, 500 skins.]
Lovely Ann, Duncan, 17 fish.
Aug. 2, Prince of Wales, Hathway, in Woolwich Bay, clean.
Harpooner, Lynia, 2 fish, 100 tons.
Comet, Stewart, 117 tons.
12, Transit, Davis, at St. Helena, 140 tons.

The East India Company's ships Brampton, Providence, and
Asia, arrived in the Downs yesterday. The Asia sailed from
St. Helena the 29th of July, and the Providence the 3d of
August, The Lady Carrington, it is reported, was at St.
Helena when the Providence left.
A line of battle ship, it is said, is to be laid down at Ports_
mouth, and built upon the model of his Majesty's yacht the
Royal George.