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London, England, 1821-12-14 00:00:00

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VEAL, Dsc. 13;-'find S.W.—=The sun, :Hurray, -for t!:.,t!:.,
Cape. ne,to Ra-msiate in'theDoNins
.the Sir Ii vid,Scat East Inatarnte ; Dkn.
.taarklliil.„ for Va:n Diernanis Land,: &A. ; Echo,,loF,4an_in.ica ;
Arundel, for Grenada; Swaton Castle, for St. Vincent:s ;
,and
Richard, for Belfast.
,
Mer.
curios, Talberts, from Cephalonia for .Ait4terp ; :Crown-Arans-
port,, from Deptford; and Brothers, Baknce,.frorrf Boston for
Weymouth. The Apollo Russian frigate has come into harbour
to he ClOclied, having knOCked off Part of her false ftl/4eil. ' The
wind-wasS.ll..this morriing,-and-rthe-outyiardshoUnd-Wire pre-
paring tO-sail, but it•lias got tack again to the

,PLY MAUTI , DEC. SS.E.,-Arrived the ...Tian.
mony, 314pougall, eleven clays from Lisbon; and Lively, Kaw,
froni London for .8-eville. Sailed the Ann, Corderier, for Per-
nambuco ; and Garland Grove, Pengelly, for`iiimaica. '

11/01SCATEv'DBC: i3.4.-fArziied the Maria, Hadtrup, from
klainburghlor-St. Croi4, with loss of ttnehors:and tables, She
had been driven into the North Sea, with loss of sails ; one man
'
waslost overboard, and another had his thigh broiten.

toke:- EndeavOnt;' of :and. for I..*ork
from.,Carsliff, has. been driven on shore- near. Waterford,
and Is- expected to -belost.- The Dtltch"galtiot
Schippers,from Cardiff fo.. Rouens has .-been-. driven,- in. here
leaky, and is discharging to repair.
.The Friends, Rler.kinsop,
from Dublin. for Barbadoes, his been driven back veal iesky,
and must discharge to repair. The Dasher, Rosser,. from
Youghall Icif Chichester, has put in here :With her. putrps
chocked. The Neptune, Steel, from Chepstow, has ,put uLhere
with loss of anchor and cable. • • •

,Banicsi sailed
hence on "the Pith instant for Ireland, and experienced the- same
night a heavy
.sale, at S.S.B„: six hours after sailing:she struck
on li.ing.Wilharn.'s,
,or „the Bahama:. Bank; the Captain and
'Mate -were washed overboard ; 'five of the crew took to the boat,
and left"-two--."on-hoardi.: Who 'went doWn with the vessel four
out-of fifolpei-Thh&T thrOligh cold and fatigue, and the fifth had
been piciceok,up by some vessel and lauded at Il'igton,•'• in- Scot-
land, • • - • • . • • -
Dr.c. 2.—The Britannia, • Fox; from
Shit/ds.fot in here with sails spilt, buiwarks'icash-
ed away,. and out of provisions, having been -blownoff the-land
in the late gales,and experienced very bad weather. • -
Itanwtcn, DEC. 13.—The' Leicester packet, from.. Cuxha-
ven, reports that on 'the 7th inst. she passed five vessels; ashore,
upon the Island of.. Newark, .and one, upon the Vogel Sand, at
'the entrance of the
.Elbe, all total wrecks.... Also. that the light-
boat, at the entrance of the Elbe, was`drivenfrOni her ita'tiiin by
the late gales ; and that:-every 'exertion had' beeif.ified-tY the
Coml;nodore,of the PilotEnt (.:mhaven to,replage•
Fat:mOu i n, DEE:, S.g.W.-7,Arrived.r.he ;Nostra
'Sendra.d4Carmen; Baptiste; froM Bilboa;,arid Velight.2.Gray,
, - - • 7)

Saturday evening ttiCillitskat Fes .
:tiicul lit:this:City; to 'the regret orlfie muaical
amateursi—The Theatre -was equally. numerously
,andfashionahlyaiten'dod aS'on aity'vOr the'-pre-
, gave
reding".evenings, -and- the pertormerS-equal
satisfaction in- their rspeOtive 'We frave
heard:.qtat the proceecls'.of 'the Feitlial'atiaitiunt
to about 2,3001. 01 this sum Madame Cat-alani
gets one-third, Mr. Braham 260 guineas,`-'Mrs.
Salinon:•2oo guineas, Sig-bor Spagnoletti-' -120
guineas,- and Signor -PlaCci 80 guineas.: After
paying the expences of the'Bincl, the ftttina up
-off the: -Theatre, and Other 6Tences, the re-
tniiindbr of the money, whatever it may be; .will
be paid7to crime of-the Charitable Institiittan§ of
this .City.--=(Glasgoro COurier;Det.:llo
• .Tu A.Gt EvENT.--The' following Letter: from
Kendll,. which we. received this 'morning, briefly
notices-a-vry shocking event:— •
i•-," K2.II)AL, DEco26.—A mostAistressmg catastrophe has
occurred. here. airs. Towers, wife 041, 4r. Towers, surgeon,
of thii place, was shot in her own` liciuse last night, and ex-
pired immediately. A Corciner'S Jury sat this' afternoon,-and
have returned a verdict of Wilful. Murder against the: hum-
band:', The individuals concerned were .both m the4?q,me of
life 'mid highly lespectable. It is supposed the unrortunate
biahnd cominittedrlthe" fatal actin a ,state of te,mporaryLde-
raiigement. The town is agitated beyond measure by this tra-
gical event."—(Carlisle Patriot.)
:AIiOTHER ACCOUNT.—Mr. Towers; surgeon of Kendal,
last Wednesday attended his wife, her mother, and-another
Lady, on a visit. • When they retiiiiied, he deliberately
Walked into another room and brought.' from -it a doubled
-barrelled-pistol, with which be 'shot his wife through the
Jitidt wiyi_unrnediately fell down and expired. fle.then placed
The pisMT to his own head and fired, but although he fractdre -
his Ski/11;11e is likely to itcoVer. 116 had previously in-
dications-of insanity...-,(Carlisle Journal 4 _ • 7•• •