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London, England, 1815-03-15 00:00:00

NAVAL 74WELLICENCE.

ALMOtIFH, MARCH 12.
Nothing arrived or sailed of consequence.—Wind
W. S. W.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH Is.

Last night and the whole of this day it has blown
I most tremendous gale from the W. to N. W. The
~hipping here have rode it out well, except one of the
outward bound West Indiamen, which vessel (name
int nown) has drifted nearly on the rocks in Mount's
Bay. She has brought up, and is now riding very
hard wilt three anchors a head, but great hopes are
tertained that she will ride it out, as the wind now
(live o'clock) has become more moderate. Put in
I,tring the gale the Union East Indianian, one of the
scsAit's convoy ; another East Indianian came in
this morning, but it has blown so furious a gale we
:annot learn her name.
PORT smount, MARCH 14.
Arrived the FAVOURITE sloop, from America--
Linded her dispatches yeterday at Torbay ; she was
a.ly 14 days from New York. Released trom qua.
rantine the HINDOsTAtt. The SPRIGHTLY cutter has
returned to Spam!, with the ships under her charge
:n St. Helen's Roads, bound to the West Indies, &c.
to join the fleet under Rear.Adrairal DOUGLAS, on the
first shift Of wind at Falmouth. Nothing sailed.

DEAL, MARCH 14.
Arrived the Good-Intent, from Gibraltar; the Wa-
terhouse, from Palermo; the Alonzo, lrom Malaga ;
ind the Trial, from Salem. Came down from the
River, the Nile, PARE for St. Thomas's: The out-
ward-bound remain.- Wind W.N.W. squally.
DOVER, MARCH 14.
No arrivals from France this day. The strong
gales at W.N.W. prevent any
.vessels getting out of
Calais or Boulogne. The King George packet.stiled
last night at twelve o'clock, with the King's Messen-
gers Szt.vzszta, CLOUD, and GUYS, and two Gentle-
men from the Foreign Office, with dispatches.

HARWICH, MARCH 14.
Arrived the Henry Freeling and Lord Nelson
packets—they landed their mails yesterday at Yar-
mouth. Also arrived the Ph)leta CO, Quest 274,
Juno EB, and Betsey BP, transports, with hot ses from
the Thames, bound to Helvoetsluys.—Wind N.

Transports were taken up by Government yester-
day fur three months' service.
The 9th Regiment of Dragoons, which lately as.
rived from Ireland, have lost all their heavy bAggage
and mess plate by the transport on which they were
on board having foundered near Holyhead. The
crew were fortunately saved.
All the 2d battalions of regiments now in England
are to be reduced on the 24th May, and those Abroad
on the 24th June.
Lord CASTLEREAGH was so much indisposed yes.
terday, that he was confined to his house. His Lord.
ship's indisposition arises from a violent cold, attended
with fever.
Mr. Bassrrr, the King's Messenger, was sent off
last evening from the Foreign Office with diapatcht a
for Lord Frranov Souzasrr, at Paris.
BREACH or Paomtsa.--Yesterday se'nnight, at
the Assizes of Ennis, a cause in which Miss (non-
nog was plaintiff, and Mr. CHARTERS defendant, was
tried before Mr. Sergeant Moons, for breach of pro-
mise of marriage. Damages were laid at 411000.
The Jury returned a verdict of £5OO, and 6d. costs.
Dots..—Monday se'nnight, a meeting took place
at Loughrnore, Ireland, between RICHARD SMYTH.
Esq. of-Croagh, and DAVID MiCuLkocu. Esq. of the
84th Regiment. Mr. SMYTH stood kis antagonist's
shot without effect, and discharged his in the air.
KING'S THEATILL—Both the Opera of I Riti
fafiestros and the new Grand Ballet of Ls PriiksTiom-
wete repeated last night to a House filled with
elegant company.

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