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London, England, 1806-06-18 00:00:00

icierricAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ficsiourn, Jules t4—The ontward Wen Insfia
Facet is now off this port. end the following verde
are got under weigh to join them. via. the Favourite,
Run Fes, for St. 'Mamas's, and the Recovery, Mac-
Ewing, fur St. Kitt't7.—Wind
PLYMOUTH. Jima 16.—Came in the VILLA DR
PARIS, of t to gun.. and the Dem:sots. of 74 guns.
from a cruize. lan from the Channel fleet ; and the
Young Rofeitql privateer, from a cruixe.—Sailed the'l
DIAMOND. of :I:5 guns, with Admiral Sir C. Orros,
to join the Channel fleet.
•
PORTS/40E7Y ft,,41/ t6—Arrived the Country
Squire, IV rAT it !ALF?, from London, bound to Gre-
hai'a.--Wind I; E.
JUKA I7.—At rived the DETASTATMII holDb, with
a convoy from the Downs.—Sailed the Sratotrray
cutter OQ a cruiv.:.. Ile Era* b'mh, with her con-
voy from the Mediterranean, were this day reheated
from quarantine. Wind N. W.

DOVER, JUNE 16.—Sailed yeflerday the (hip Co-
lumbus, Captain Anokison, of and for Charleflon,
with linen. from Bremen ; and this day the brig Con-
cordia. Captain Jusc EN s, of Copenhagen. •in ballali,
for Rocheller.—Arrived off here hall night the (hip
Phceniz, Captain GREEN, Of and from Philadelphia,
bound to Amflerdam ; alfo in the Roads the Kira
(loop and Svssenvst.i. brig, from a cruize.
Julio 57.—Came in this morning, being detained
Ythe RIFLEMAN brig, the (hip Induftry of New
rk, Captain Mitres. with gin from Amflerdam,
bound to Norfolk. Sailed the Srrsowt:.s brig on a
cruize. The (hips in the Roads are the Kira (loop
and •Rtrtsm•rt brig. A convoy is in fight to the
waward, working up, fuppofed froth Plymouth.—
Wind E. and blows full.
DIAL, jou' 16.—Sailed yeflerday evening, the
DsvasvaTioN bomb, with a convoy for Portfmotuh.
Arrived the lhaucits frigate,,from a cruiie, and
failed again for the French CORR. Wind N. W.
fuse 17.—Sailed feveral gun brigsfor the French
coati. Came down froth Sheer nefs the Men v ca. gun
brig, and remains in the Downs with the yell of the
(hips as per 1411.--Atrived the PROSPERO bomb from
Portfmnuth, with a convoy, which are failed for the
River. The Eartosios bomb has a fignal flying for
a convoy to the Wellward.—Wind N.E.

FROM LLOYD's LIST.
Cleavraeho, Jima i6.—Paffed by the Thames, Oleg, from
Surinam: Vrow blizabeth, Colron, from Varcll ; Norge, Nut& ;
Aurora, Faye ; Spcs Fl.'e., Lawton ; and the Good Hope, Atram,
from Norway Canftitatton, Felt, from Smyrna; Carmarthen,
Lochner; and the Cattle Eden, Cornett, from Bengal. Sailed the
Howe, Luca, for Demerara ; Ann and Mary, Taylor, for Gibral-
tar; Hew, qtaloton, for ; William, M'Crea, for BMA ;
Minerva, Davis, for ,D.thiiti ; Union, Dean, fur Pcterfburgh ; Ro-
bert and S..rab, Wi.lon, for Lubec; and Fanny, Martin, for
Archangel.
JUN. I 7.—rsirc,l by the Tarr, Fry, from VarclL Sailed the
Herrifn, for Jamaica; Willhebufbcrg, Lublin, for Canoe;
Wi;liam, Porno.. for ; Emery, Taylor, Tor Copenhagen;
jougc Johan. Ruiik, for Hamburgh , Cfmpadt, Elbrington ; Jane,
—; City o: (.rk, Bickerton ; and the Hope, Tape, fur Peter&
burgh.

The Mermaid, from Pori ftnouth for Newfound-
land, is towed into Londonderry, difmai:ed.

The John, LOTICERINGTON, from London, which
Was captured on the ISth ult. off the Elutings by a
French 74 on thin and a frigate, is given up to the
crew, and is arrived at Lifbon.

, •
I he NAIAD It igate, arrived off Portfmouth, failed
from Gibraltar ca the 2oth ult. with about 25 fail of
tranfports, and twelve or fourteen merchantmen ;
three tranfports and the It•men, fotaman, parted
about feven gocs from Lifb-m.
The Irvin, BARCLAY, from Greenock, was loft at
Newfoundland on the t lth of May.
The St. Kitt's Chips failed nn the IR of May for
Tortola, from whence the fleet for Great Britain was
appointed to take its departure on the 7th of May.
The Roebuck, STRANAIARR, from Antigua for
Loud( n, put iota, St. Kitt's leaky, and will be obliged
to difcharge part of her catgo.
The AVENGER (loop of war, with the Minerva,
BRISTOL, and a Net tinder convoy from Portfmouth,
are arrived at Newham-Aland.

The Apollo, WALK tit, from Poole for Newfound-
land, was ch,fed into the Soord of Ulloa, on the 3tll
oh. by a I.trAe thip privateer, with fix ports on a tide.
It i, furp•lcd lite is critizing there to intercept the
hotness...id 11,11i,d Baltic Ihi;)s (leering to the Weil
Coati of Li:gland, Ireland, an! Scotland.

The Duke of Boman, Lord Lieutenant of Ire.
l•tid, has nominated the Rev. Dean Waitsvitroa to
fucceed to the Bilhopriek of Lime: ick, void by the
death of the Right Rev. Dr. ISDN BARNARD.
Lord HGWICK is about to augment the nut penfion
lift of Greenwich Hufpital from 21.. to 41. a year to
every common CCAMAiI ; and, at the fame time, to
admit twenty fuperannuated Captains, and fifty
Lieutenants, on au out penti-;n lilt of the faid Hn:pital
—the whole I.) be provided for out of a certain por-
tion of prize trymey made by naval captures.
Captain Estis, of the Eugos frigate (lore-lhip. is
appointed to the command olthe ANSTVRDAII, WiliCh
is BIATtly expelled in the Cove Of CM ic, to replace the
Focus ; it being intended to haaf the latter Ihip
a lhore est Fhtiluowling Ifl.4ud, and convert her to
other naval purpnfes.
Accounts had been received at St. Helena, by an
American voila witkh touched these prior to the fail.
ing of the lad fleet from that ifland, that two French
(hips of the I;ne and a frigate had failed from the
Phillippines, with a view, at is fuppnfcd, of joining
Admiral lierrsourn in the Straits of Sunda.

A letter received in town. from a gentleman at
Aralla, on the Spanifh Main, of
.April 15. hip—
" Two days ago the American [hip Leander, Captain
Lewis, of i 8 guns, two fchooners, and two tenders,
having cn board 270 men, under the command of
General MIRANDA, and 28 Officers, Britifh and Ame-
ricans, arrived here on the way to Caracca,Laguira,
&c. to revolutionize all the coma from the Orinoco,
to Porto Bello. This 'hip has given great alarm here:
the toad is in an uproar, as be is well known to have
a Iron party from Orinoco, down to bfarycabo ;
they will fail to.morro.v : they item confident r floc
cef., anu only carry out nr flair etiablifliment for the
Commander iu Chief. "Chia malt is to form an inac•
pentizn: al.l great r...tion, having the fiainhow and
Sun fora Hand. r(f (formerly the Rag of the 1::!ra..
of Peru). .1111.1 on an embargo t
came here two ,' o, and which i, so la,Z
da' • after they i in a ootircript of the £5.1,1...
ter lays. " Ws A ilt f.ii rhi afternovn in con:?an,
with this c3:l,,ilition."