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London, England, 1801-11-25 00:00:00

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NAUTICAL INTELLIGEKCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.-WINDS. W.

DUE.

Fa r mown,' Nov. 22.—Arrived the fhip Ann,
Captain &ram), to take in pickled pilchards, for
Jamaica ; the brig Sifters, Capt. 'Fatima, with
tale goods, &c. from London ; the 118 c-to-a gun-
brig 'from a crnife ; and the (teen of Naples,
Capt. &mpg"' from Exeter, to complete her lad-
mg with fifh for the Mediterranean.—sailed yet.-
terday the American (hip Chefapeak, Capt-Tost as,
for Amfterdam ; and the fhip A/five, Capt. Mir-
nu, for Martinique.—Sailed this day the Ameri-
can fhip Lennox, Capt. CoLrtirs, for Hamburgh;
and the Dolts of CILIMBILLAND packet, BOULDER.
non' a
with the mails of the th ink. for the Lee-
war
d Elands :—Pafengers by her, are Colonel
LATE, of the Royal Artillery; WM. Bar Efq.
Collector of the, Cuftoms at Trinidad ; Meirrs.
C'Corivoit, Commit and Mr. MATHEREAU•
P01.71114011TH, Nov. 24.—Arrived his Majefty's
frigate DRUMM, with Invalids from Torbay,—
An order came down this afternoon for the im.
mediate failing of the Da Rolf rim man of war, on
fecret fervice.

YARMOUTH, NOV. 24..-1611 C DORS of You bye
boat has arrived, it is Paid, from Hamburgh with
pairengers • on her.pairage the fell in with the Ad-
venture, FLIGHT, of Yarmouth, at fea all well :
the Adventure was fuppofed to have foundered
at (ea in the beginning of November. No packets
have yet arrived from Cuxhaven.—Wind S.W.

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Stimulus, Nov. 24.—Arrived l'Esv 'EGLI and
Humus sloops, and Iflrsoz gun brig from Yar-
mouth. Sailed the HILDIN frigate, and ARROW
sloop, for the Downs: and the WRIGHT armed
ship for Chatham. Came into harbour the Ht t-
uts and Am ii'armed ships. Arrived his Majefly's
flop Isis from the Downs ; and the Com cr gun
brig, Lieutenant DoDD, from Deptford, with drafts
Of feamen for the ARDINT. She will fail to•mor-
row for Deptford, with futernumeraries from the
ZEALAND. The TYGRRIS, PLUMPER, and WRANG-
LER., gun brigs, are reported to be paid off—the
two former to be fold, and the latter to be fitted
for fee. For three days part we have experienced
fome dreadful sales of wind, accompanied with
thunder, lightning, hail, and rain : we are happy,
however, to learn that no particular damage has
been done among the (hipping ; but the banking
in this neighbourhood has fullained confiderable
injury, owing to the fpring tides and the thong
gales. Wind N. W. blows hard.
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Dsat, Nov. 4.—Caine down the Meow floop
of war, from Sbeemefs.—Wind N. W.
Gsartssits, Nov. 24.—Pak by the Experience,
PITIOLSOIgt from Barcelona; Thetis, —, from
Stettin; Vulture, Loaiss, from Naples; Stag,
HANSON j Larlana, —; and Jeffry, CHRIST:*,
from Peteriburgh.—Sailed the Albion, Mass, for
Jamaica; Fairy, —, fur Trinidad; Apollo,
hussars, for Tobago; Friends, —, for Naples;
John, Msz.vit.st, for Gibraltar; Trojan, Massy
for Martinique; Two Sifters, Bur, for New
York; Providence, THOM" for Newry; and
Fortuna, for Norway.

Host., Nov. 2t.—The NONSUCH guard-fhip,
which has been Rationed in the Humber feveral
years, on Wednefday laft received orders to pro-
ceed to the Nore, for the purpofe of being paid
of —We are forry to find, by the report of fome
Mailers of (hips arrived here this morning, from
the Baltic, that confiderable damage has been fuf-
tained by the (hipping in that gnarter in the very
revere form of the 2d init. The Flamm, STE-
x 'Aso's, was upfct, and totally loft, crew fared.
The Nancy, WARD, put into Copenhagen leaky.
The Dolphin, —, loft ; crew raved. Ten or
twelve fhips were on fhore in different parts; and
this, it is feared, is not the whole extent of the
lofs, as feveral veffels were lien airmailed.

Lives root, Nov. a3.—On Saturday night, about
eight o'clock, the wind blew fo violent a Ilorm that
the floop Dumfries, GIPSON, lying at anchor off
No. t, Gravingdock, was drove oppofite Mr.
Willis Earle's yard, where (lie ovcrfet, when the
Captain on board, with 4 men, with difficulty,
clung to the hull and rigging, where they remained
upwards of two hours, and would have been 101 l
but for the humane and bold exertions of the per-
fons on (bore, who initantly manned four boats,
and after great hazard and difficulty, and no lets
than fix unfuccefsful attempts, at length fuccecdcd
m bringing the people from on board.—ln one of
the boats thus manned was Captains Meng-
lierto M'Fee, M,Calpin, and Bruce, all of them
mailers of veffels in the Greenock trade ; in the
ad, Captain Biaide, of the Harlequin, W. Val,
Carpenter, Philip Durell, pilot and boatman,
and T. Richardfon, flop-dealer, corner of Gray-
fon-ffreet ; in the 3d, J. Sinclair, mailer boatman.
R. Kilfisaw and J. Halewood, boatman, and John
Thomas, mariner; in the 4th, W. Reece, chief
mate of the Bridget, of London, R. Droyer, fe-
cund mate of ditto, J. Neilfon, foreman man in
alto, and J. Diamond, belonging to the (hip Do-
minim Packets the fpirit and perfeverance of the
whole cannot he too much applauded and admired,
particularly the lag boat's crew, for though they
were themfelves upfet, and obliged to fwim for
their lives, they afterwards recovered their boat,
bailed her out, and once more put off to the re-
lic fof the fuffercis, s% ho were fortunately laved
by the four Greenock Captains, whole exertions
r:flea the highefl honour on their charaelers, and
by them brought tale on (bore, to the unfpeakable
:i•faCtion (C a numerous crowd on the Pier, who
w.tneffed their cant:me danger.
The foliowing morning, about three o'clock,
ttorm continuing, threw down the chimney of
I.lle yeti y.room of St. George's Church, which
ta'li •N on the blocking courfe, forced a grea: put
ot 1:, with the ornamental vales, cornice, n ith
covering, into the church-yard, and confider-
iy dama3ed the upper part of the fouth wall
the church.

Pool, Nov. 23.--t Arrived the John ana Tho-
mas, MORCOM, from Labradore ; Blandford, JA r-
roan ; Reward, JEftrasow ; Hope, WOODLAND;
Arne, GILLINGHAM; Brothers, \VIII TTLE, from.
London • Aelive, WILLIAMS, from Portfmouth.
'4ailed the William, COCKRAM, for London ; and
Providence, BARTLETT, for Liverpool.