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London, England, 1816-08-13 00:00:00

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GLASGOW, .A.00.10.;;;-Besides the Atla, of this
port, and the Martha Brae, of Whiteharen,
wrecked id the Gulf of 141orida, we learn, bv the
Master of the filmier vessel, as follows :—The
schooner ZanAa, ausssi., Master, of Nassau,
lost on Sound Point—.-cargo Saved; schooner Ge-
neral Pike, EMERY, Master, wrecked on same
place—part, of the cargo' saved ; a. brig, name
unknown, to the Northward of Sound Point,
wrecked and disappeared ; a sloop appeaLed in
great distreSs when the brig was seen : a brig,
limn Boston to Havana:tit, was driven on shore,
but got off with damage ; the sloop
THRIFT, of Nassau, is on shore.

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Putursmouern, At,G.l2.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Algerine from a cruise, and sailed aglin on
ditto. Sailed the Admiral CoCkburn transport
forchathatn, and the IIussJr,..MoFFATT, fur Lou-
‘,Vesterli.
FoweV, AUG. 11.—Put back his Majesty's
schooner Whiting from a cruise.
MituGi'vrE, AuG. 12.—Passed by last evening
the fleort. of OA; NICHOLSON,' for Prince Ed-
ward's Island.—Wind W.S.W.
Dem., Auu. 12.—Arrived, anti sailed for the
River, the Duckerfield, Woon, for Jamaica ; Earl
St. Vincent, SMITH, for ditto. •Cante down from
the. River, and remain,' the Jane,- for Jamaica ;
Pallas, for the Isle of France ; Courier, for Rio
Jantiroi and the Briton, tot Oporto.Wind.S,W.

In canfirthatiom or our intelligence that the
Martha Brae and the • Atlas were- the Hilly two
British ships amongst the fleet wrecked in the
Gtilph of Florida, We have to state, that the-Vic-
toria, froni the Havanuab,. put into Charleston
the 30th of June, in distress, having sprung a leak
in a gale on the 9th. She a...tiled 'from the 'Javan-
ttah the '27th of May, in company with ten Spa.
nisi' vessels bound to Europe. Tut, aboVe vessels
must have been in the ciulph of Florida at the
ti
time of the gale ; and aceOunts trum
state, that two American vessels had, arrived there
with damage received in the Gulph„ and Anther
repotted that several Ametieans were on shore.
Extract of a Lent r trom the Agent. to Lloyd's
at PernaMhtico; dated 23d of June s--'Q Ou the Gib
instant, armed the Willerby, Causse.r, frOM Lou-
don, bound to Nev South Wales. On the 13ili
she drifted front her atieltor in the roads, but re-
ceiVeil no damage; and in getting. under weigh
on• the 20th struck on the hank .off Olindo, and,
unshipped her rudder, which tints-reshipped by
assistance ('ruin the shore, when she %vent to sea,
apparently without ascertaining the whole cx;eut
of damage it was possible for • her to have re-
ceived."

In the case of the American schooner Romp,
suspected of piracy, a'sailor halt given evidence on
oath that he was shipped on board the ROM') in
April fast, for a 'voyage to Buenos Ayres and
back ; that about the 10th of May, tiff Cadiz, !hey
fell in wail the Spanish brig St. Joseph, of 151)
tons, trout Cadiz, to Curacoa, ',with a
cat-go of sweet oil, soap, brandy, Cocoa, sugar,
Cinnamon, 84c. and a considerable suns in specie ;
and that, after taking out the latter article, they
manned and ordered het for Buenos Ayres. Va-
rious other circumstances were alleged by, the
sailor to prove the piracy. In -consequence of
this the prize-mister has been secured in Cllou-
center, kind the Spanish Consul has 'repaired thi-
ther to investigate the circumstances. The mate
and the rest.ot the crew have abscortded.

INDIA INTELLAGEscu.--A letter from Calcutta,
of the 18th of Nlarch, states, that recce with thy
Goorkahs had caused great 'rejoicing- there : the
more so, as much Uncertaintynat one Olive preeail
ed as to the result of tbe war. Great credit is
doe to the prompt measures And persevering
btotrY nt General OCHTPRLoNY. A tew •tlays
longer delay, and it would 'Lave heen imnos,sible
to have done any thing derisive. Already had
;lie army begun to he very siekly ; and so fleet's.
saiN, was it deemed to withdraw the truolut 'after
the peatce, that it In Is been' H:readv elfircled pith
the rapi-clity of a flight. The Gooritah invver, as
natiOni k completely destroyed, chiefly by hay.
lug been drivut from its valmtble acquisitions- to
the westward. ~All accounts concur in the fact,
that they have proved themselves the most re',
spectable of alt our Indian covut:es ; and it can-
not tail to -excite, surprise to learn, tact at MuCki
eennporc the British tound Shraptiell &shills, and
their howitzers fitted with tangent stales: -their
guns were found of -flee first order, 6ni4hed and
Mounted on carriages scarcely to be disriugnislied
front those of the British mountain,traio. 'Mary
of their troops,. ti British Officer Stmes, are well
equipped and clothed—;some :vs light infantry,
with browned muskets and double sights ;
to ,complete the whole, their fifers treated the
Euglizth with " The Soldier's " The Lass,
of Richmond-hill," and half it dozen of old
lish times.

JuvEstiLa INTREPIDurY.-7-A most Airing .at,„
tempt was made on Wednesday night last to
break into the house of Captain Iltrzarts, of
Cheltenham : while the villains, however, were
confidently pursuing their object, the noise made
by the falling of a holt on the iloor.awoke tt see-
yarn boy who slept in the loom he arose from
his bed, and delibetrately taking a pistol fired it
through the Window la the sou; ,u sect direction of
the robhers,,who immediately ,returned the com-
pliment ; the intrepid boy Was not backward id
discharging a second pistol, whielvwas as prompt.
ly answered by one from the assailants, the bail
from which passed through the lad's shirt. ants
was afterwards found in the room; be then gave
them the contents of his remaining pistol, tylwit
they Made a precipitate retreat without effecting
their purpose."' Front the pawky of blood spilt
about the spot, 'it is supposed one of the Villains
was wounded, and that circitinsittilcv it is bOrSd,
%ill lead-to their detection.'