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London, England, 1830-09-24 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE 11411:SE.
THIS DAY.
INDIA SHIPPING INTELLIGENCL.

• Calcutta. April 21, 113. P).
Atitivsa—April 3.—Barque let. Noodles:, from Liverpool, :•..)%
10. Red Rover, Clifton, Chloe, Feb. 27.
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April 10.—Timerline, Miller, from areeenock, Sept. 21 Ben),)
9th, and Allipee 25th of March. Lycurguv, Crscashavr, from 1,,r;(1,1;
May 4. St. Helena and Cape of Good Hope. England, Reay, tr..
the Isla of France, Nov. 10, and Bombay. March li
April 21.—H. C. S. William, Fairlie, from London, flJan. i•: I•:t.
2 deg. 00 long. 18 deg. 000 min. W. spoke H. 31. S. Heels, o:. t;
4th of February.

SHIPS LANDING IN CALCU fTA.
For London.—Norfolk, Greig, 800 tots; L. Amherst. Theirr, ,ili,
800 tons; Argyle, Starers, touching at St. Helena ; Tamerlane, Alillar,
384 tons; England. Reay, 425 toss.
For Licerpool.—John Taylor, 'Antic, 400 tons; lit, Wadi -s, • I'.
tons ; Mary, Lacock. 375 tons.
For Mauritius.—Exporter, Anal' ; Creole. itlaurin ; fl: ot•tut...
Mackenzie; Lycurgus, Cracoahau.
Madras. May 15.
April 23--Arriyed the ship Casa, Watt, from London, 2i;d:
Yember; Madeira, 17th December ; Cape, 4th 51arzt.
May 7.—Ship Moira, Bugg, from London, 28:h Norembt r. slid
Cape, Bth March.
New South Wales, Sydney, May 5.
Arrived, on the 13th April—llls 'Majesty's ship Pandora, eLTIPASV,
with 400 sealskins ; ship Gilmore, from Swan River, in ballast.
• 17th—Ship Australia, Sleight, from London sth Dec. and Cape 6:
Good Hope 4th Mardi; brig Elizabeth, Swan, from London and fl,i•
hart Town.

28th—Ship Forth, Proudfoot, from Cork, Ist January.
Projected Departures :--Ship Asia, Stead, this day, for London ;
Catherine, Forbes, for London, sth June; ship Dunvegan for
London, uncertain; ship Australia, Sleight, tot London, unc
brig Pacific, Pacific, Todd, for Liverpool, early this month.
The following vessels arrived at Swan Poet and Cockburn Sottn-1 It
tween the 15th Dec. 1829 and March 17th, 1831.1:--Gilmore, 50 u.•.•
with 170 passengers ; Nancy, 300 tons, from London, 32 parierges. .
Norfolk, 450 tons, from Sydney, with cattle; Leda, 400 ton., Inn
Van Diemen's Land, with cattle; Palumbo, 400 tons, with stock. and
provisions ; Minstrel, $O5 tons, front London, with 40 passenger- ;
Skesnte, 130 tons, from Liverpool, 6 passengers ; Industry, 100 ton-
from Sydney, with provisions • Eagle, 100 tons, from L0ti.1.,1.,
with twenty passengers ; Wanstead, 400 tons, from London, wit..
twenty-nine passengers ; Egyptian, three hundred and sixty 1... i•,
from London, 43 pas angers; Hooghly, 500 tons, front
190 passengers ; Protector, 400 tons, from London, 50 passeng. ,
Warrior, 400 tons, from London, 160 passengers ; ranby, 250
from Hull, 40 passengers; Thompson, 900 tons, from Van Die:la.:C..
Land, with stock; his Majesty's ship Cruisa. from India; Lady of th.
Lake, from Van DitlllClell Lmd,j with stock ; and Thome*, 560 tori,
from ditto, with stock.

The Elisa, Plummer. from Jamaica, has arrived at Liverpool, with
rock damage, and part of her cargo wasbed out.
The Nepos. Holmes, from Berhice, was on shore on lidarpte Sind
isterday, with loss of Isar rudder, and leaky.
The Surprise, Egg, from Cephalorda to London, was on shore 1,,
fest Bay, Dover, yesterday, and it was feared would go to piece,.
The Idvies, Clark, from Sc. Petenburgh, is wrecked on the Gunfiect
sod. Crew saved.

The Scotia, Morrison, from Daotzie to London, was totally wrecks.!
mar Dundee on Tuesday. The master and three of the crew drowned.
The L'Aigle, of London, was totally wrecked on the 6th of March,
near Toogataboo. Crew saved.
Dear., Sere. 2.s..—Arrived the Asia, Head, from Pon Jackum—
saUed 25th May.
PORTSMOUTH, Sitt.23.4lfriVeli the Providence, Ford, from lien-
gal—sailed 28th April, Madras 19th May, Cape 26th July, and St.
Helena Iltb ult.
PLYMOOTE. Sear. 22—Arrived the Urania, Faint, from Malta.
FALKOVIII, Saar. 22.--Arrived the Orion, Manloa, from St. Do-
Wino.

hums., San. 93.—Arrived the Druid, Roe, from Jamaica, and
aady Ann, Simpson, from Quebec.
Livearoot, Sate. Mia—Arrived the Logan, C from Jamaica ; '
Christian, Steele, from Antigua; Florida, Gray, (rota New Orleans;
Renewal, Gray, from Alexandria; Fifesbire, Wilson, from Trieste;
Jolly Tar. from Gibraltar ; and the Tagus Wade, from Lisheo.
Off tbe port, the Jamaica, —, from Jamaic;.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. M.
The Britomart, 10, Commander Johnson, sailed on Friday for St.
Michael's.
His Majesty's ship Wolf, 18, Commander Hamley, sailed on Satur-
diq for the East Indies. Commander De Saumares takes his passage
be Mr to join the Zebra, 18, vice Pridham, promoted.
The Vigilant sailed on Saturday for Portsmouth.
The Duke of York packet, Lieut. Snell, arrived on Saturday from
Falmouth, to be
The Scorpion repaired.
was commissioned on Saturday for port service st
Hibraltar.
The Royalist tender arrived on Sunday from Sheerness.
The Pallas, 42, Captain Dixon, arrived on Tuesday from Ports.
mouth, to be attached to this station.
The Industry naval transport sailed on Tuesday for Deptford.
The Racehone, 18, was commissioned yesterday by Lieut. Somer.
vine, of the Caledonia.
The Malta, 84 guns, in Hamoaze, has been recently bored and am.
veyed, to ascertain her condition, preparatory to being token ro Sheer.
ness for the service of the sheer hulk.
PROMOTIONS, APPOINTMENTS, ite.—Capt. S. Rowley, Lieut.
Geo. Woodberry Smith, Mr. Thompson, Master, Mr. G. A. Acheson,
Surgeon, Dr. C. Alison and Mr. John 9PKitteriek, Amistant.Surgeoes ;
Capt. 8. Sayer and Lieut. Williamson, Royal Marines, are appointed
to the Wellesley. Lieut. Francis H. Anson, of the Pylades, and Alr.
James Heise, Purser, are appointed to the Racehorse, commissioned at
this port. Lieut. R. Robinson is appointed to the Pylarles, vice Anson.
Lieut. J. Anderson is appinted to the Rainbow. Lieut. S. H. Laster,
is appointed to the Kent Blockade. Lieut. J. M'Donnell is appointed
to the Ariadne, vice Pitts, promoted. Mr. Walter Causer is appointed
a Second Lieut. of Royal Marines, at Chatham Division, vice—Baker.
whose promotion we some time since noticed. Mr. Armstrong, Master,
to the Pallas.
His Majesty's steam vessel Colombia, Lieut. Ede, arrived on Tuesday
last from the Mediterranean, last from Falmouth, where she dropped
ha mails. She left Falmouth on her voyage out on August 6; and ar-
rived on the 15th St Gibraltar, which she left on the 16th. On the 19th
exchanged colours with a irench corvette under the tri-coloured flag,
and passing the Bay of Algiers saw the French squadron which consisted
of 2 line of battle Alps (I with an Admiral's flag,) 6 brigs, and severest
transports, all under the tri-coloured flag. Arrived on the 23d at Malta.
where she found his Majesty's ships Revenge, Gloucester, Blonde, Rifle.
man, and Philomel ; sailed on the 24th for Corfu, where she arrived
the 27th ; his Majesty's ship Rattlesnake was lying there at the time;
received the mails and left on her voyage home on 29th for Malta. Arriv-
ed on the 31st, found there the Gloucester, Blonde, Ferret' and Philomel.
together with a Dutch frigate. Left on September Id, and touched cc
Malaga on the Bth ; a Spanish and an Austrian brig were there ; sailed
on the 9th for Gibraltar, where she arrived on the same day. Left the
latter part on the 12th, and touched at Cadiz on the same evening.—
Several Spanish men-of-war wen lying there. Sailed on the 13th, and
arrived at Falmouth on the 21st. The Colombia has thus complend
her voyage within four days of the term calculated for the mean absence
of the Mediterranean packets ; she took, however, two days longer
than the Hermes. hire has brought home see, sal persons of distinction
as passengers; among them are Rear Admiral Stuart, late Captain of
the Gloucester, le Due d'ltscars, Messrs. Oldham and Hawke ; Illi-
eromackys (from Greece); Hassan (from Turkey) ; and Don Pedro
Quintana ((rota Spain). The Revenge remained at Gibraltar wind
bound.
His Majesty's ship Druid arrived at Rio Janeiro from Bahia 17th
June ; Adventure and Adelaide, from Monte Video 25th ditto ; and
mutine, from Falmouth 'ed July, and *ethyl for Buenos Ayres sth.
The Sphynx arrived at Jaemel from Falmouth 26th July ; at Jamaica
27th. and sailed 28th for Honduras and Vera Crux The Light. ing
arrived at Buenos Ayres from Monte Video 11th June, and sailed 17th
on her return. The Hope arrived at Buena* Ayres from Monte Video
30th lune. The Grasshopper, from Chaves ; Blossom, from Hee.
duraa ; Sparrowhawk, from Bermuda; Harpy, from Nassau ; Shan.
non, from Carthagens ; and Mersey, from Tampico, wired at Ja.
make 27th July. The Tweed arrived at Mauritius 9th May. The
Alert arrived at Lima from Valparaiso 7th April. The Tribune at-
tired at Valparaiso from Faleahuana 29th March and sailed 31st for
Coquimbo. The Sapphire sailed from Valparaiso for Coquimbo 21st Ap.
The Lachs, Gramm, and Ville de Cherbourg, Leuke, from this
port, arrived at Dantsic, Ist inst. The Hester, Haswell, of this port.
arrived at Leghorn from Liverpool. 31st Aug. 'I he Mayflower, Mar.
tin, of this port, arrived at Newfoundland from Hamburgh, 19th Aug,
and sailed 24th for Oporto. The ;an,. Carwithen, of and from this
pet, has enived at Malaga. The Little Liz, Tonkin, arrived at St.
Helena from the Mauritius, 30th July, and sailed 31st for Gibraltar.
The Mariner, Penchant, from this port, arrived at Tarragona, 3d inst.

The DOW statue of his Majesty George 111. now safely de-
ll posited in its niche, io the south-eastern saes of the Royal Exchange,
immediately between those of Edward IV. and Omega 11. is of free
stone ; its height is eight feet six Joshes, weight one too three gamma 4
the artist, J. G. Bubb. It represents his Majesty standing in his mites
of state, the crown on his bend, his right arm displayed bolding the
°Mihis leR embeeskd hemath the folds of his garments. The aul.
red, the drapery well executed, and whilst the WOIDOODOS Is
remarkable for Its fidelity, the contour of the whole le d%n&Jad sod
appropriate.

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