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London, England, 1814-08-05 00:00:00

NAVAL INTILLIGINCIt.

THE HOMEWARD-BOUND CHINA PLR?.
By the Recovery whaler, arrived from St. Helm,
accounts have been received, dated the 16th Jane, of
the undermentioned shi?s, from India and Chios,
having sailed from thence for England the 2cEof that
month, under convoy of his Majesty's ships CLSAINar,
SLUMAIIIS, PMENLI, and Pnocnts brig, Viz.
Princess Charlotte of Wales Weimer Cutle
Marquis of Welliogtoa Wade',
Commie Hope
William Pitt Inglis
Hugh Inglis Atlas
Lori Melville Pines's Amelia
General Harris Lowther Castle
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Marquis d Ely Ceres
Perseverance A meat
Charles Grant Sir William Pulteaey
Marquis Camden Union
Bridgewater Northamberlead
&set Tor sutl.am, Molar, anti
Cumberland Herefordshire.
The GLATTON sailed from St. Helena, on her out,
ward-bound foyage, the 6th Jone.
This is one of the largest fleets that tsar arrived
from India; and, as the wind is favourable., they any
be hourly expected to arrive lt their destination.
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PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 3.
Came in the IstracoNAßLß man of war, from Ports.
mouth ; and the Niiftar man of war, frern Bow.
dealt:. Sailed the SVLTAN man of war, for Potts
mouth.—Wind W.N.W.
POR I SMOUT}I, AUGUST 4.
Arrived his Majesty's .ship DitAke, from tl,e
Downs. Came into Harbour his 1tf...j.-.tv's ship
PEsiBROKV: and CLARYNCI. Sailed the SAN n..2ditic„,
s I'IRLINO CASTLE, end ItiPPON, for Vlymotith. The
following trancpnrts were this ctiy released from yr.
rantine—Mai y, Fame, Mpnarch, Mm-y, Biessine,
1)owson, Sir William Bentley, Maria, Hypericia,
New Diligence, William and Mary, .1 rhn Frith, Mat.
garet, Anfield, and Heron —Wind S.W.
DEAL,_ AUGUST 1.
C Arrived the QUEEN HARLOTTE an.] &write men
of war from the west w4rd, ai.cl sailed for the Rive,
to be paid off; also the LEVERET sloop of war, from
G,hraltar. Sailed the .1/00t4 frigate to the westward
and the GRIFFON sloop of war, and OLYMPIA Mtn.
for Dover Roads.—Wind S.W.
IiARWIC.H. AUGUST 4.
Arrived the Earl of Leicester Packet, from Holland
-_.times no Mail; the Alliance and Prince of ()range
Packets, from Gottenbargh—lanied- their Marls at
—.—. Sailed the LArti Nelson Packet, for Cuxhaven,
with a Mail and Passengers.—. Wind S.S.W.

CAI'l ORES BY IHE AMERICANS.
Account. hale been receive-1 at Lloyd's, since dis
Ist nt list month, of the capture of 108 vessels by tin
Americans :
Want aka: of war, (pit Into
L'Or rent to r %fit) • 7
Peacock stoop of war • 4

Ake . 11
Priam of Neal (Win
Cterbargb)
Rattlesnake
Roden
Roger
Sauey leak
Scourge

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Hawke . 1
Herald - 9
Henry Gelder - 1
Harpy . S
Invincible • ' 2
Kemp (Feb.. Nants) - 1
Lawrence - 3 2 Sloops of War.
Midas - 1 27 Privateer.
The Peacock American sloop of war was making
nn the SOth ult. about seven leagues 3.3. W. of Wa•
terford Tower.

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Five Swedish ships, from Gottenburgh, have bees
taken by the Alger:nes, who now capture indismisigh
nately Danish, Dutch, Swedish, and Russian vessels,
A letter from Dublin, el ited August 1, mentions is 1
circumstance of rather a surprising description. AS
American privateer, on the Saturday pievinos, flow
tered Dublin Bay, where she captured aad destroyed
several vessels, amongst which a ship from Bowe
deaux, with i cargo of brandy, which she burnt, and
landed the crew at Dunleary, about five miles front
the capital. .
Advices reached town yesterday from Tenerifte....
The subsequent is an extract from one of the lettere:
" SANTA CRUZ, JeLY 20.
14 An American privateer off here has taken eight
vessels. We have heard of the return of King Fer-
dinand. and of the re-establ; slime= of the Inquisition.
in consequence of which we have had procession atter
procession, and great rejoicings. The Goveinor had
the dispatches from Spain an entire foitilight More
he would venture to communicate them."
The 1....rds of the Admiralty have appointed con.
voys to sail from Plymouth to Cork every fortnight,
to the French ports in the Bay, and to the Spanish
penis east of Cape Ortegal ; and the ships with such
convoys will have orders to call on their return at the
Ile D'Aix, fur the purpose of giving protecti.in to the
homeward trade horn the above pelts that may be `i
assembled at the anchorage of that island. The first 01
convoy fr-m Plymouth will sail on the 12th of ,• i
August, and the first from Cork on the 19th ;—tind
for ti:e further continuance of the trade, it will be co-
&ay. taco, as tar as possible, to arrange that they
static continue to sail on the alternate weeks.
As a boy, 11111 of passengers, was going dawn 63
River, on Wednesday, a sudden gust of wind carrii.d
away the mast, nearly opposite Glernwich, and tliu
vessel drifted on shore. The passengers all ruhq k
to rue side, and many of them leaped out. A gte.i 11
number oh b..ats utase up immediately to their amil•
tance--one Lady was drowned.
,Al, • iI I. 4V.1.5, M AISKS:.I I, AUGLIS V IS
bye' 5 111 to Gs V:1 e' rat 7. 04 to Is 00
Muttou 5. od to 6• •! i k•rii Os Ott to Ts 01
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Lamb 7s cid 10 Se Od.
Desist*, 600.—Shrep and Lambs 7.5711 —.4dees. 360--PIP 21e.
Meadow Hay 41 Os to 51 .5. 1 Clever 61 Os us 7! Ss
Mum. (-11 ni 04 co 01 Ser..w 1! 14s to V 1 Sr
CORN MARKEL'. MARK-I.ANE, AUGUST 3.
We bad a lit.ir tiros irons Suifola to
alethis esoestingt
market, the of wl:Kb was rather heavy, but WeJseeday
priers were obtained for that of tine quality, while *Misery GSM
pies ale ,beeper and scare!) obtainable. Jersey noes of vest
siooly, aus hardly supports Use prl:rs of Monday. Means
r quarter dearer. Sgviog but rew at math*, andunsch
4pErtii. Fine flats bed Lila.. well as un Weshaesday, bet coat
.ort• are la. pa /mete, leper. le other Le snicks Awe le
alteratroo.