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London, England, 1812-01-23 00:00:00

BRIXHAM QUAY. JANUARY 21.

Sailed the ABOUKIR, CUMBERLAND, and FAWN, for
their station off the Bass Island.—Wind N.

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 21.

Arrived from the Brazils, and sailed again for
Portsmouth, his Majesty's ship MUTINY., of 18 guns;
she has on board a quantity of specie. The Golden
Grove, which arrived yesterday from the Cape of
• Good Hope, has sailed this day for London ; she has
a cargo of hides, and the following Gentlemen came
Dpassengers in her s--Messrs. GRAY'S, MUIRMEAD and
EIGIITON : she has had a favourable passage of ten
weeks. The account of the capture of Batavia had
reached the Cape previous to their departure; there
was no man of waror East-Indiaman lying there when
they sailed, nor at St. Helena, where they touched at
and remained one day. Arrived the Neptune, BELL-
MAN, from Drogheda, with provisions for this port :
from Charleston, Carolina, (United States) and sailed
again for Portsmouth, the American ship Foster,
Capt. Tony, with timber for Government ; from
Lisbon, the Portuguese schooner Minerva, Captain
F. BILLON, 23 days passage, with fruit to this port,
for orders.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 22.
Arrived the LixNET from a cruize, and la PIQUS
from the Downs. Sailed the ROYAL OAK and Vexes
RAILS for off Cherbourgh, and the Heucos for
Plymuuth.—Wind N.W.
DEAL, JANUARY 22.
Arrived the Carmarthen from India, Mary from
the South Seas, and Friendship from Demerara.
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
'Captain Price, to the Cossack, lately returned from the Medi-
terranean, has been promoted to the rank of Post-Captain.
Captain Tillard, of the satrina, to the rank of Post-Captain.
Captain Jackson, to the Poictiers, in the absence of Captain
Beresford.
Captain I. F. Devonshire, to the Armada, vice Captain Mac-
kenzie
Captain Lucius Curtis, to the Iphigenia.
Captain Grant, of the St. Albans, to command the Armada,
on her arrival in the Mediterranean.
Captain Dunn, pro tempore, to the Bacchante.
Captain Plampin, to the Duncan.
Captain W. Cumberland, to be regulating officer, at Cowes.
Captain Blarney, pro tempore, to the Loire.
Captain GiUard, of the Sabrina, is promoted to be a Post-
Captain.
Lieutenant John Reynolds, to command the /Amble cutter, at
Portsmouth.
Lieutenant Job Hinmer, to the Sparrow.
Lieutenant Hugh Montgomery, to the Vengeur.
Lieutenant Andrew Duncan, to the Alert.
Lieutenant George Goose, to the Mercurius.
Lieutenant - M'Donald, to the Warrior.
Lieutenant James Crosby, to the Bulwark, at Plymouth.
Lieutenant lobo M•Kirdy, to the Prince of Wales.
I.l'eutenant Robert Dunn, to the Primrose.
Lieutenant Thomas Boardman, to the Bulwark.
Lieutenant S. Donovan, to the Melpomene.
Lieutenant Thos. Bourchier, to the Fenet, at Port mouth.
Lieutenant Squire, to be Commander of the Onys.
Lieutenant Charles Jeffreys, to the Hogue, at Woolwich.
Lieutenant E. Turberville, to the Tonbant, at Plymouth.
Lieutenaut J. M'Nevin, to the Spider, at Portsmouth.
Mr. J. It. Scott, from the Gladiator, to be Surgeon of the
Tynan.
Mr. W. Hemmisw God, to be Purser of the Fly sloop at Sheerness.
James Purvis, to be Putter of the Asia.
James Wilkinson, to be Purser of the Scsrborough, 74 gum.

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The half yearly muster of the two regimented
Life Guards took place yesterday at ten o'clock, in
Hyde Park. An order is expected daily for an aug-
mentation of two troops to each regiment. In tha
Sp ing a heavy brigade, consisting of four troops
from each regiment of Life Goal-fig, and the like
number from the Royal Horse Guards (Blue), will
be sent to Portugal.