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London, England, 1822-01-25 00:00:00

NAVAL lATELLIGENCE.

Nunes of the passengers per the Bombay Merchant, ceptau
Orisons, which sailed from Bombay the ad September
MajorZneral Huskies= ; Captain Hoare, 67th Regiment
Mr. kit ; Dr. Gall, Captain Maughan, Lieutenants Pixie..
Mime, and Arrow; and Mr. Bell and Mr. Mayo, Cen,p,„•.,
service • Rev. Mr. Fletcher, Missionary ; Mr. Wood, 6sth
melt ; bar& Dee Champs and family; Master Hall, and Ili
Haim—When the Bombay Merchant sailed it war repontii the
his Excellency the Governor-General objected to the 1e,p04
increase of lice Bombay army of two regiments of infAntry and
one of cavalry.
The Atlantic, IBmsww, from Kingston for St. Leda, aa, kat
on the North side of Jamaica.
FALADOUTM, Jae. 23.—Wind S.C.W.—Arrived the
Amami, from Oporto; Lord Nelson, GUM; and r,
Carers, front Cork.
PLTMOUTU, JAIL W.—Wind SW.—Arrived the Unity. m
TIN, from Oporto; Liberty, WILSON from St. Mbril,i.% f
London, with loss of anchors and cables, sad leaky ; r •
Bosom, from St. Michael's for London, with loss of ;tn.:::
and cables; Lark. Bea Povrrx, from Lisbon; and Two
theta, Forma, from Figueira. The Torn Cod fell in %via, la
lat. 45. SS. long. 17.7.7. a brig waterlottged and defer ei :
not ascertain her name ; she appeared fresh painted, with
sides, and the sails cut from the yardi. and a !Iv:re-In-:A yi..c
John and Robert. front Quebec, Is abandoned a: scat crew
rived at Nantes, having been picked up by a vessel front

tinique.
PORTSMOL'In, JAN. 24,—WInd W.--Arrived the G.,:cor.?•
FsanstAnna, from the Downs for Madras and fiengaL
Dem., JAN. 24.—Wind S. W.—Saileti and put back hgain. ••
Duehe sof Athnl Fad Indiaman. Also pnt back tare Elect ,
lloantoott. for Philadelphia. Arrirtni and sailed far the lib...
the kleanwell, Puru.trs, from Jamaica, under jury-tr.at:;
Fancy, [Taimyr, from Oporto.
HARWICH, Jaw. 24. Arrived the lady Nepema and
of Orange packets, with l.iils trim I lol!and.
HAW/GATE, Jaw. V.4.—.1n anchor of abnut C cr:t. wi h a',. •
SO fathoms nine inch cit.tin cible, ia.-longini; to ;ht:
has been landed here.

DA*TMOUIU, Jas. 23.—Artived the Caroline, CnZ7NS
Trieste for London, with loss of anchors aad ralt!::1, in tso
9th instant passed the Gut of Gibraltar with upw.ssis
sail. Spoke on the 20th instant, in lat. su. :nog. s.
Flying Fish, Runs, hunt Yarmouth to Naples, with thc
her mainmast gone.
11111%P)L, J 24.—The Speculadon, Direct, from F
arrived last night, and was carried into Pill, in this !l:ver,
when Ihe tide rose this morning, she did not ri.e, and was 5.1.1
with Water. The Elizabeth, from C4mpeachy, spoke n.
Ist January, 15 miles hoot Pico, the brig Lagom, or and from
Gottenburgh (quite new), for New York, dismasted, zrisl f.rr
men washed overboard; supposed she would get into Eryzl
nest day.
CusrousTionsa, JAN. 24.—F.ntered Inwards:—The
from Calais; Duke of Kent, from Guertisq; Grand S,ct-
from the South Seas; Speedwell, from St.ngate Creek; I':i .:
of Waterloo, from Ostend ; Singleton, from Stanger Cr: . ;
Traveller, from Liverpool; Elizabeth, from Cork ; and .
ret. from Iletfast.—linterecl Outwards :—Tae St. Auto:.
Ostend ; Maria, for New York ; Frederick, fur Jamaica ; I
for Seville; and the Laurel, tor Dueros Ayres.—Cleare.l t
wards :—The Ellen, for Jamaica ; Manly, for Demer.r..;
Pierre, for Konen ; Otto, for Ghent ; Thertr.Lti4 for .1..
dam ; and the Unity., for Dublin.

NEW COURTS OF LAW, WESTMINSTF.R-11A7.".
This venerable fabric is now completely despoil:.' I
all the trophies of the Coronation, which were bei,
Lord GWYDVR, as Great Chamberlain of Er ;lc's!.
Some i f the decorations fetched high prices, us rrc•
morials of the evert in which rhey had been
NVestminster is now open as formerly ;
repairs are still carried on. The Law Court,
not to be restored within the Hall, which,

the exception of the stone staircases on excl...
of the Hall.gate, will now be left enti:ely c:e 1....
The arrangements for the erection of the new
Courts have already commenced. They will
raised on spaces now unoccupied, or to be cleare.",
a line with the stone buildings facing lima VII:;
Chapel and St. Margaret's Church. The occuriers
of Oliver's and the Exchequer Coffee-houses, of f...e
large wine-cellars, and of some portions of the .tia--.-
ments in the stone buildings, have already been se- yet:
by the Beard of Works with notices to quit as eativ
as possible. The plans of the late 141r.'WysTr h. 'e
been partially followed, but the whole are airati:_zel
and revised by, and under the direction of fr.Sti A
the architect, who is attached to the Board of Ma.,.
Mr. SOARS 'S plans have frequently been under the
consideration of the Lords of the Tieasury, as-
sisted by the advice of the several Judges, &c.—
The design is, to erect four additional Courts—na ; el: ,
for the Lord Chancellor, the Vice- Chancellor, t.
King's Bench Judges, and for the justification of
The whole to be in line with the present Courts 't
Common Pleas and Exchequer, without the we,te:n
wall of the Hall, but having entrances leading 1:onl
Westminster Hall, as well as from the open st:eA
before the stone buildings. These alterations are to be
begun after the conclusion of the present Term, and
the Nisi Prius Sittings by which it will be followed ; :a
the meantime, the requisite clearances will be made,
such as getting out various occupants, &c. where tl.e
preparations will not interfere with the proceedings. :a
the existing Courts, and the comfort of the Judges—
. exterior fronting St. Margaret's Church will
finished so as to correspond and be uniform %%it:i
the stone buildings already erected ; and the rani..
of buildings will terminate on the present site of Oii-
ver's Coffee-house.
RIOTOUS ACTS OF TIIR WEAVERS IV
—Tuesday morning (22d inst.) the Magistrates ut
Bradford having received information that the we.tvers
were coming there in the course of the day to
the spring-looms, &c. the Gentlemen and all
principal housekeepers were sworn in special c •A-
stables. Between three and four o'clock, accon::::
were brought that several hundreds were advancing,
and within a mile of the town, and had begun to
break some looms to pieces in the houses on the rotas •
The Magistrates and constables immediately eic-
ceeded to the spot, when (the Riot Act being lea:1
they took into custody about thirty of the rioters.,
and eventually dispersed the rest of the tnol+.—
Eight, who were identified and sworn to as being
the most active, were committed and sent off imme-
diately to Devizes Bridewell, to take their ttials at
Salisbury Assizes; eight more were remanded for
further examination the next morning ; and the rest
were suffered to depart home, having entered into
recognizatices to keep the peace for twelve month:,
and to appear to answer the charge when called upon.
In the evening, about 150 of the Wiltshire Ye
miry.
commanded by Jaws Bram, Esq. came unto the
town to assist is the preitteation of the public peace ;
and regular troops will be stationed in both the
towns of Bradford and Trowbridge.