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London, England, 1815-11-25 00:00:00

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Dubllo . . 0 3
Waterford • - 0 3
Guertuey and Jerry 0
Hodind a - Y 0
Gotteobotsh e 1
Libber - 0
France - 0 1

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Cadiz . . 0 0
Malta . 0 0
Har.burgh 0 0
Flanders - 0 0
Coruvoa • 0 0
Haitian - - 0 0
New York - - Y 0

FALMOUTH. NOVEMBER 21.
Arrived the Duke of Kent Packet, Captain Com-
WORTiI, with Mails from Lisbon ; Walsingham
Packet, But.Locic, with Mails from Malta and Gib-
raltar. The Walsingharn sailed from Malta 4th Oc-
tober, from Gibraltar Bth November :—November 3,
spoke the Algerine squadron, consisting of two fri-
•res and a brig—Nov. 15, spoke a schooner from
Nowil up:dland bound for Oporto—•Nov. 20, Passed
bC %* el Al sail steering down the Channel.—Wind E.
Nov. 22.—N0 arrivals. Sailed the Fox packer.
Captain TILLY, with mails for the West-India Islands,
and the Nocton packet with a mail for the Brazils.

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 22.
Arrive(' the Algerine, KAY. from Guernsey; and
the Latona, SMITH, from Archangel.—Wind E.S.E.

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 23.

Arrived die Granger, VENABLE% from the Downs.
Nov. 24.—Arrived the Banosa transport. and the
West-India Banosa from the Downs. Sailed the
Friends, with naval stores for Bermuda.--Wind N.

DEAL, NOVEMBER 25.
Came down from the River and sailed, the Clio,
RICHARDSON, for Detnerara ' • and Cr4netown, AIKEN.
for Jamaica; John Ghand, GREENUP, for Jamaica ;
Albinia, WETHERELL, for Batavia; Albion, QUELCH,
ditto ; Ellills, BAILER, for Gibraltar ; Barossa, HORN.
Lsy, for St. Helena; West Indian, RAY, for St. He-
lena ; and several more outward-bound vessels.
Nov. 24.—Passed at the back of the Goodwin
Sand a Dutch man of war, name unknown, and pro-
ceeded down the Channel. Came down from the
River the Britannia, Bnows, fur Greneda ;
LANDELL, for Tobago ; and several other ships,
names not yet known.—Wind EJst.

HARWICH, NOVEMBER 23.
Arrived the Wlt.rton transport No. IS, with troops
from Heligulanu ; and the Auckland packet, with
a mail and passengers—both from Cush.tven.

Nov.`24..—Arrived the Prince of Orange packet,
Captain BRIDGE, with it mail and passengers from
Holland.—Wind N.E.
HULL, NOVEMBER 22.
Arrived the UlllO D, MANSON, from St. Peters.
burgh—arrived at Elsineur the Ist instant, and sailed
from thence on.the Bth, with 150 sail in company.

GRAVESEND, NOVENIBER
Arrived, the Rrgept, Foreman, from Rotterdam; Lester,
Smith, from Riga; Vrow Fredericka, Rayon, from Rotterdam;
Kink, Salter, from Dunkirk; William Pitt, Proctor, from b-
asilica. Sailed the Milford. John Owens, for Dublin; Jane, J.
Kendall, Kingston, John Dower, and Ann, Stephen Goodwin,
for Jamaica; Lady Hannah Ellice, R. Garrick, for St. Lucie;
Spark, T. Tankersley, for Hayti; Duke of Bronte, W. Magor,
for Genoa; Swallow, lobo Litton, for. Barcelona; Fly, Richard
Holitnatt, for Limerick; Oil, John Richardson, for Hambur3h.

THE BRISTOL PEDESTRIAN.—Firre DAY.
Saltford, November 24.
"Mr. STOKES commenced his arJuous undertaking
again this morning precisely at six o'clock, and by
54.1 minutes past nine completed 18 miles, when, he
took breakfast. He started again at 14 minutes past
ten, and at 38 minutes past twelve accomplished SU
miles; refreshed himself, and proceeded again at 61
minutes past twelve, and arrived at 56 minutes past
two, having at that period completed 40 miles. He
started Again at 15 minutes after three o'ciock, and
at 56 minutes past four he has completed his 48d)
mile, and is now on his 49th—Mail starting."

BRIGHTON. NOVEMBER 25.
Mr. COATZS.—Nrarly the whole town Welted the Theatre on
Thursday evening, to witness the eziraordmary acting of " the
Aseetessr," for such is the appellation which that
us: oni.hitig personage, Mr. Coar es, has succeeded 111 acquiring.
Ihe Comedy enacted on this mentorable night was Cystic*.
L O'S Weir bediae--tl.t: hero of the Piece. ltissw, twin, of
course, represented by Mr &OATH. Never, we believe, did
this Gentleman appear under Inure gratifying auspices; for din;
Boxes, long before dificartain, was drawn up, exhibited a es.'
diance of female charilikthit we never saw surpassed.
Play commenced, but scaieefy an eye observed or an ear lisentedil
until the appearance of the philanthropic prodigy, wbo, in a pretty,',
elegant, ambling style, giggled, triumphantly, amid the thun-
dering applause which shook the House to its foundations.—
After die eadoplasin excited by the fascinating air with which
Mr. LOA 1 ca illtrodered himself, had, in i.ome degree, subsided,
the attention dr the audience, (particularly of the female part of
it), was intensely directed tow.trds his dress. How rich, how
tasteful, how ekererterittie / He wore a crimson-coloured vel-
vet coat, ornamented with buttons of gold, cudgeling dia-
monds; ruffle-cuffs and skirt-frill, of point lace • white satin'
waistcoat; ditto smdtelethes; diamond kore•ixickles ; ditto
shoe-buckles; bag wig, and sword—the whole of this su-
perb dress having emit no less than five thourand guineas!—
it le said to be the same in which Mr. CoATIG appeared at Court
on her Majeity's last Birth-day, when the Turkish Ambassador
was so struck with its magnificence, that he procured a suit after
the same cut, make, and style, and transmitted it as a present to'
his master. the GRAND SLIGNIOR. Mr. COATIS add in his
usual ittrcible styles, not festgettiog the emphatic shakings of the
head, swaying& of the arm, and displaying+ of the handkerchief,
which electrified the bole', astounded the pit, and called forth
the roars of ea/pile/I. The receipts of the house amounted to
about A7O.

Friday sennight, as Mr. Hayes's gardener, of
Stanmore, in Kent, was returning from London, the
horse he rode being restive, ran against a dray,
thereby fracturing his leg in so shocking a manner,
as to occasion his de:1111 nest day.
Tuesday last John Dale, one of the riotous sea-
men, who boarded the ship Joseph, Mr. William
Coppin owner, in Shields harbour, on the 2d ult. and
prevented her from sailing, was brought up from
North Shields to Newcastle, in a chaise and four,
escorted by a party of the sth Dragoon Guards, pre.
ceded by several constables belonging to Shields.—
Not being able to find bail, Dale was committed to
Newgate.
A desperate act of outrage war committed in the
night of Sunday sennight, at Wittlesey, in the Isle
of Ely, by several stacks of corn being set fire to,
and entirely consumed, supposed to have been per-
petrated by some of the len labourers.
Thursday sennight, nearly 1000 labourers, in the
parishes of Kenton, Aslitield, and Monk Soham as-
sembled in a tumultuous manner, with the avowed
design of 'destroying the threshing machines in the
neighbourhood,
,and threatening violence to all who
refused to join with them. Time of these machines
were destroyed in a short time : but it is to be hoped,
as these deluded men reside in several parishes, that
the interference of the occupiert, aided by the con-
stables, may be able to stop Mei: unlawful proceedings.
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