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London, England, 1813-01-05 00:00:00

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PLYMOUTH, /ANtIARY S.
The flag of truce said in the London Papers to
have sailed from Plymouth for America, did not sell
from Plymouth, but from Falmouth, where it was
hoisted on board a packet.—The fleet off Brest has
been reinforced by three new 74 gun ships—the
CORNWALL, CLARENCE, and DuwcAN, in Consequence
of the NORTHUMBERLAND having been ordered to be
paid off, and the receipt of orders for the sailing of
the TIGRE, of 80 guns, Qtrxe, of 74 guns, and an-
other, to America. The TIORE is now in Cawsau4
Bay, and is, next to the COLO3SIa, the fastest sailin
ship of the line 'in the Navy.—Sailed the Witaa%
18 guns, on a cruise to the Westward. The RatO
peen, 18 guns, went from StonehGuse Pool to th•
Sound.- The Et.vosnrre, IS guns, came from the
Sound to Hamoaze.—Wind N.E. light and hazy.
PORTSMOU CH. JANUARY 4.
Arrived his Majesty's ship ALEICORE, from Guern-
sey
s the Harmony, FISHLRY, from Waterfurd ; the I
Friends, MILLER, from Cork; the William Pitt,
PROCTER; •and the Young William, STEPHENSON,.
from Quebec. Came into harbour, the Oiuow, 74, i
Captain Sir A. g. DICKSON& Sailed
‘his Majesty's
ship Muteinvilyi for off Chertnargh ; and the Tam.]
uvs, lialaniters4o4ll Mans*, with sealed orders-1
their destinationeremaitis a secret.—Wind S.S.Z.
DOVER JANUARY 4. • •
The Magdalen, LISTER, from Quebec, went 011
shofe last night in the dreadful fog, but got 4 with.;
out damage. Other vessels, it is bajd, also got on
shore, but have been got off again. It is reported,
that a vessel, laden with slate, was captured last
evening, name unknown. .
DEAL, JANUARY 4.
A very large tint of outward-bound still remain'
in the Downs, detained by contrary winds. Arrived
the FrIVENT guts.brig, with a convoy from the wes-
tern ports, which are sailed for the River and other
destinations.—Wind S. E.
YARMOUTH,

JANUAR? 4.

Sailed on a crake the POll/7411 and the A/AWARD
gun•brigi for the. Note. 'Artived the HEARTY,
Lieutenant Rosa; and the ihirssit Fay: cutter....
Passed the back of the Sands a man of .war brig,
with a convoy to the westward. Remain in the
Roads the Solebay, Vice-Admiril KARA% Hearty,
and British Fair...--Wind S. W.
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CRUNOCK, DEC.3O.
The Lochiel. CAMPBELL, from Bangor for Galway,
arrived here yesterday with the lossot foremast, bolt.
sprit, and main-top-mast. The John Crawford;
Dimes, which Arrived in Clyde on Sunday, from
Newfoundland. spoke on the 24th inst. the Minerva.
(A.) cartel, with passengers from New-York to
Liverpool. The Jane Keassaa, which astived.at
this port ea. Monday, from Newfoundland, spoke en
110th iost.iin the North Channel, the ship Livingston,
I •
from Africa for loiverpool, and a brig from Mira-
michi for Clyde s the Livingston had spoke, two days
beton, a brig from Miramichi for Ayr, out twelve
weeks. Arrived here yesterday, the Scipio, Mao-
tilits, from Pieteu—sailed .from thence on the 9d of
November, under convoy of his Majesty's ship Be).
videra, in company with 16 sail, three of which were
bound far the Clyde, viz. Lively, ARI4STROSG Cle.
mentson, PEAL j and Ruth, GANNY —parted convoy,
the 21st November, on the Banks of Newfoundland.
The Ruth, GANNY, was since spoke by the Mary,
ALEXANDER, arrived here, inlat. 55. long. 12. all well.
—The Alert, M'Mitt.aa, from Limerick, and bound
for Liverpool, out 12 days, was spoke on the 26th
inst. off the Paps of Jura, by the Hercules, MILLER,
arrived at this port.—The Mary, ALEXANDER, from
St. John's, Newfoundland, in comiag up the River,
yesterday morning about nine o'clock, observed a
schooner get on shore on the rocks at Point of Tow-
art, but could not ascertain what she was.—The
Jenny, Bucre, from Honduras to Clyde, put into
the Havaonah the 6th October.—The Nimrod, JACK, ,
sailed from Jamaica fir Honduras, .sth October.-1
The Janet Dunlop, LINCOLN, at Kingston, from!
Montreal, 31st August.—alaria, M'GILL, and Fly,
Dow, at Newt oundland from Clyde.
EDINBURGH, DEC. 31.—Saturday a distressing ac-
cident occurred at Gorleston : As nine pilots, who,
had been out at a vessel in the roads, were on their
return, the aft part of the boat struck upon the bar,
when the succeeding wave filled and sunk her; one
only was saved. Another pilot, who perceived the
accident, got into a boat to go to their assistance, but
ending he could not- proceed fast enough, he ran up
the steps, crossed the pier, and went into the lower
Works, when, upon catching the hand of one of the
unfortunate intn, a wave took him off, and he was
lost. •
The Brothers, THOMPSON, from Prince Edward's
Island to Bristol, is totally lost at Newtoundland.
The Thomas and Mary, M,Mirtats, from Strang-
ford to Liverpool, is on shore at Westport, with ten