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London, England, 1822-03-05 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Fatatorstf, Maim 3.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the lfree,
Manivraatira, from London for Antigua; Samue!, liar, from
ditto for St. Michael's; Friends, Pease,, from ditto for Jamaica;
Frances Ann. Tatar...a, from ditto for Africa ; Ncsv A;hirtl,
Curcusas, from ditto for Trieste; Little Sally, Gina s, fr've
ditto for Malta; and Harriet, Drumm, from Trieste for Goers-
sey. The Dutch ship De Vryheid. Runes, from Amsterdam
for SurinaM, which put in here on the 11th ult. was conilenun.l
yesterday.
DLLs, Mutest 4.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Isabella, AP Yens, from Charleston ; Odessa, FA -
reasott, from Smyrna ; Britannia, NIELD, front Waterford ; and
Buse sloop of war, from a cruise : the latter remains. Sailt-1
the Hooghly, LAMB, for Gibraltar, &c. Came down iron the
River and remain, the Urania, Rarsosos, for Malta; and D..-
patch, JOHNS for St. Mary's, Africa.
Bassos, Masai 4.—Arrived the Snipe, from Honduras; sae
passed a brig of about 250 tons, waterlogged and deserted,
with her foremast and bowsprit standing, cabin window and
batches blown up : she was laden with timber.
PLYMOUTH, Mmr.ou 3.—Wiod &W.—Arrived the Apoll-,
Tenures, from London for the East Indies.
Posissmes, Mascw 4. —Kind S.—Arrived his Majesty.
ship Arias, from Ireland.
Nostra SUIELDS, Marten 3.—The schooner Lively, Gmvsatr,
from Pittenween to Newcastle, got on the Herd yesterday, a:.l
filled with water : after throwing great part of the cargo over-
board she was gut in here in a damaged state.
AZEILDSZN' Fxs. 27.—Captain Semiotic, of the brig Granite,
of this port, sailed from hence on Wednesday last, and on Satsr-
day afternoon, while it blew a very hard gale from the &W.
is the act of wearing the vessel, with an intention of takirg
Holy Island, he was thrown overboard by the main-boom.
kept hold of the sheet-rope for some little time after he was tr.--
eipitated into the water ; but, notwithstanding every exerticn
being used to extricate him from his perilous situation, he
his hold, was soon overwhelmed by the agitated waves, :LI
sunk to rise no more. The weather being squally, the Nlra
judged it prudent to return to this port, where the vessel ar-
rived on Sunday, brirging the melancholy tidings of the f
her late Commander to his disconsolate widow, who is left w
a young child to deplore his loss. Captain SCOROIX is n cerri y
regretted by the owners of the vessel, as a most upright and
trustworthy young man.
Deaux, Ilfaaca 2.—The American ship Atlantic, Tarr tut,
from Liverpool to New York, struck yesterday on the endlis g
Bank, and must have injured her bottom, as both p-nsps are
going to keep her free. The Captain thinks none of the cargo is
injured, but she must discharge to repair.
Cessna-Home, Slums 4.—Entered Inwards:—Tire
from Havre; Speedwell, from Stangate Creek;
from Rotterdam ; Vsow Leppina, Union, Albion, and Write',
mina, from Antwerp; Cossack, from Charente;
Mary, front Waterford; and Prince Regent, from Gibralta.—
Entered Outwards : —The Joseph, for Demerara; David Wal-
ter, for Genoa ; Prince of Waterloo, for Ostend ; Alcrzo, fer
BoUrdeaux ; Mare, for Tenerife; and Adriatic, for the Cape ci
Good Hope.—Cleared Outwards:—The Four Brothers, fur

Rotterdam; Hannah, for Quebec; Fortitude, for St. K.::'•;
and New Union, for Calais.

A bottle has been picked up near Ribe, coast of Jul:mi. 'Nir-
taining a npte, signed R. D. Tutossuxt.. The following is a copy!
" AT SSA, this:. 5, I 821.—1 t is requested that they into who.e
hands this may fall will make known that the Caledonia, Leith
smack, Tuxxneti waiter, after experiencing a severe g:•le for si-
veral days In the North Sea. is, along with the passerers
crew, as well as can be expected. The vessel has at present a
sufficiency of provisions to subsist us all for three Weeks."

CONSISTOItY COURT, MARCH 4.

TVS NOWOVILARI.R AUGUITUS STANIIOVI V. JAILS BALOW/N. r..tsrlT

CAL 1.1,442 INESSZLT Tlgt HONOUSAIBLIC MAL STANlftbrit.
This was a suit of nullity of marriage, instituted by the ho-
nourable Augu►tus Stanhope (youngest son of the Earl a:
Countess of ILatington), on the ground of fraudulent conceal-
meet of Chrialan names, he being then a miner, under the op:
of 111, and wanting the consent of his lawful guardian.
Sir C. Roentgen, after coin; through the evidence very mi-
nutely, pronounced 'entente of Nullity, subject to Aj•peaL
• OLD BAILEY MARC!! 4.

Juke Barclay, a youth, who had been in the employ of Carlile,
in Fleet-street, was indicted, it the instance of the. !triage-street
Association, for publishing a blasphemous and seditious paw.-
phlet, called" Au Address to the Reformers" (theutre as Vse.•-
plew was convicted of publishing on Friday night.) Th; rr►s-
cution was conducted by Mr. AUOLPHIM The prisoner wa4 de-
fended by Mr. Hat, who contended that there was nothf^g
blasphemous in the pamphlet, which was warmly repelkd by the
Cousuns Slowest:l., who pronounced it to be a foul and sc..r.l
lous libel. The poor lad was found guilty, and sentenced to 1-e
imprisoned in the House of Correction for Six Months, aed,
the expiration of that period, to enter into his own recognia ere
of two, .for his good behaviour for three years, and to be is:-
ther imprisoned until he enter into the said recogoisancss.
Another shnpman of Cat lite, who had refused, to give his
name, was then arraigned. The ledictment set forth. " TIL:t
you, a cettain man, whose name is unknown, Ste' When &-
sired to plead, he answered " I sterner!" The Costume SE;P•
ii&IFT asked him if ht knew the meaeriug *Abe term? when Mr.
PRENTOVNGAST said he had dune stilly his advice, and Insisted ui
the necessity of Nr. Anot.vrics joining issue humediattly. This
was over-rulAt by the Ceasmut Sraisesinr, who, however, :1-
lowed the case to stand over takeout dessiosi.
LONDON : l'firted and pnbWs!
I.lliis.s, rue,

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