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London, England, 1823-05-02 00:00:00

4V4VAL nTrELLIGENOL

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The Avon, Tetuan; fro& Neath to Liverpool , foundered near
Padstow on the StStb ultimo--crew saved. The Roigheden, PIDPRION, from Trieste to Alexandria, was I
totally lost on the 21st January, near Rosetta—crew saved.
The Fanner, LaNcitirri..4 from Honduras to Liverpooletsl°lr
iii the Coif of Morida—c:Lw saved.
'Die Minerva, SnACeeL, front Amsterdam to ITavannab; and
Success, Roe, trunk 11Iatantas to Nassau, have been taken, near
ILivainah, bra pirate.
The Ceres, BitsienwArr, front New Orleans to Liverpool,
off I lairanm•h, by a pirate.
pot into Nassau for water and provisions, having been plundered,
'The Lobelia, 31Amaintato, from Newry, sunk at Liverpool on
Tuesday night.
Psorzwe, Armt t;9.—Arrived off this port the ship Cam-
brim', of London, Captain CLARKSON, from Bombay : she sailed
thence on the Ist D:ceruher, 1822, and from St. Helena on the
4th March la t. Two passengers landed here out of said vessel,
per Dove pilot boat, of Cowes, Captain Rtrents, last night.—
Sailed the brig Betsey, Piosrwat.t., for Hull, with a cargo of oil,
from Gallipoli; and a Beet of vessels for up Channel.
Faurouvu, Arms. 29.—Wind N.B.—Arrived off the port,
the Express, NELSON, from Gibraltar In ten days; Britannia,
resco:s from Charente, in eight days ; Daphne, Liewstr.ye,
from Smynia ; Catherine, Bazwza, from ditto;
Rubicon,
from Charleston, for Cowes. Sailed the AssidUous, OtORDANS, .
and Glory, —, fur London; Simpson, for Havre; William,
for Charente; and Westinotktnd, for London.
APRIL 50.—N.E. to S. E.—Arrived off the port the Fortitude
Increased, MarioNo, from St.
l'i.rauonru, Aram 29.—Wind N.E.—Sailed the .Barnonsr
brig of war, for I)eptford; Elizabeth, CA;vriTOIIN, for Ports-
mouth; Union, I..AcozIAN, for London; Priscilla, ORINDLII, for
;Memel; !Vier Bic, JoNrs, for Rouen.
Arm'. W.S. W.—Arrived the Thomas, Usu.. from
St. Vincent's; Leipsig, WARDELL, from Alexandria; and Wil-
liam and Henry, from Naples.
Poarsarocro, Aran, 30.—Wind S.E.—Sailed the Vibelia
tranvort, for the Etstward.

Afar
11—Sailed the Atlas, Curron, for I3engal ; Agenoria,
Wurrwar, fin London. Passed la down Channel, the Vansit-
tart, for China.

Dam., 1.14 y I.—Wind &E.—Sailed the Thomas Cootts East
Indianian; Timor, Fono, for the Southh
~ ..Al/1111C,
for Nliratnictii • Criterion, DAY, for New York ; Blossom, Wm-
LIANSOV, for Genoa; Naiad, WADE, for the South Seas; Marl-
ow, livens, for Van I)lensan's Land; and Pomona, [ben-
mourn, for Qwebee. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Joseph,
Cu itt,vorstius. Isom Demerara; and James Sibbald, Fonars, for
13oinbay.
Iluct., Arm 50.—The Fame, Seonnwr (Greenlander), was
totally consumed by fire on the evening of the 23d instant, at
Deersound, in Orkney : some of the crew arrived at Leith
on the 27th, on their way home. It is said to have origi-
nated in the gun-roopt. They were obliged to run her on shore,
and the men had scarcely time to save their clothes.—The
IVarne, Muanar, of this ,on, was totally lost near Memel the
12th Instant.

Cusrom-ilours, Arau 29.—Ships Entered Inwards: The
Louisa, from Grenada ; Devonshire, from Rio • Hope, from
Calais; and Sophia, from Christiania.—Entered Outwards: The
Telegraph, for Havre; Favourite, fur Hamburgh ; Commerce,
for Antwerp ; Velocity, for Buenos Ayres , Vrow Janetje, and
Duke of Kent, for Rotterdam ; and Union, for Antwerp.—
Cleared Outwards The Manley, for Bethice; Janet, for Riga ;
Luna, for Bermuda; Medway, for Antigua; Thomas, from
Haniburgh ; Fanny, for Petersburgh ; First BlUcher, for Ros-
tock; Spring. for Rotterdam; Flora, for Riga; Helena, for
Quebec; and Boyne, for Jamaica,

Letters have been received from Buenos Ayres,
dated February 1, which mention that advices had
been received from Chili to the 10th of January.—
Nothing deci,ive at that time had taken place between
FREIRE and alhoclNs, and it was feared that a very
extensive dispute would ensue, in which the people
would warmly participate. The Coquinibilins ha
declared in favour of Fazing, and demanded a change
of Government. FREIRE-had not advanced tiseygnd
the river Manic (about 200 miles from Santiago) and,
had published a declaration that be would not, Under'
any circumstances, actept the chief command in the
State; that his only object.in arming, was to procure
that free Constitution which, had been so long pro-
tnised, and for which the /scope were so clamorous.
Public opinion had obliged .the Minister of Finance,
11.0DR/GVES, to quit his place, and it was thought that
he and his friend AnCos, the merchant, were about
Ito embark for France. It was hoped, after this sun.
fice, that O'litootxs would make up matters with
FREIRE, and regain his popularity, so as to avoid the
effusion of blood. Lord COCHRANE bids adieu to Chili.
and was to sail for Rio Janeiro on the 11th of January,
in the Colonel Allen. He takes with him the best of
his officers. The new Emperor of the Brazils long
ago invited him to take the command of the Brazi-
lian squadron, and he had accepted the offer. Lord
Cottittawn had published an Address to the Chilians,
in which he tells them that he leaves-them for a time,
to avoid being implicated in their internal disputes,
recommending union to them, as the best means to
preserve that independence he had contributed to ob-
tain. In Montevideo nothing has occurred.
We have received advices from Constantinople to
the 26th March. The following are extracts:
" The military preparations by sea and land this
season are so extensive and well conducted, that
there is much reason to expect that the Greek insur-
rection will be put a stop to. Mustapha, Pasha of
Scutari, is to march on the Morea with 50,000 Alba,
nians ; Yussef, Pasha of Percoftza, 'with 85,000; and
Saadib, Pasha of Adrianople, with 15,000. An army
of this kind, if properly direCted and supported, may
do a great deal. On the other hand, a squadron corn-.
poed of ten able frigates and Corvettes from Algiers,
Tunis, and Tripoli, sailed yesterday under the conduct
of a Commodore named Kalil Bey, for the Darda-
nelles, where they are to be joined by some frigates
and corvettes, besides some brigs and transports,
which passed the winter there. These are to visit
Mytelene, Scio, Samos, and to be met by a strong
squadron, hourly expected from the Pasha of Egypt,
Mehemet Ali ; and in about twenty days the Captain
Pasha is to sail in person, with ten large frigates, of
which one is newly launched ; six corvettes, some
brigs, and a number of transports, besides several
fire-ships, built on a new plan. - The resolution of
the Turks seems to be, to follow and attack the.
Greeks this year wherever they can find them. They
have hired a number of European seamen, whom
they pay well, from whose experience and dexterity
great expectations are entertained: but we shall see.
" A report prevails that a Charge d'Affaires, ac-
companied by Mr. Antoine Fonton, has actually left
St. Petersburgh on hit way to Gas residence."
An important trial Lessee O'Hara v. O'Hara, which
occupied four days, has been decided in the Court of
Kiag s Bench, Dublin, by a verdict for the defend-
ant • thereby confirming his title to Crebilly estate,
in the county of Antrim, which yields £3OOO a year;
and upon the expiration of the present leases is ex-
pected to let for double that sum.
The Irish papers contain a long catalogue of out.
rages committed in various parts of the country,-of a
similar character to those which it is so freqvcritly our
painful duty to detail.