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London, England, 1815-07-11 00:00:00

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Yesterday a Silver Cup and Cover, given by the
Cumberland Club. was sailed for by the following
pleasure-boats, belonging to Gentlemen:
Vres. Basis :rotes. 11.,(e.• Owner:. Tutorage.
1 1 udlow, Wund•twortb, A. Lynn, IV.
V Spitfire. Mehra, T. Bet' e•wortb, IV.
3 Caroline, Statigate, James ninon, 111.
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4 Camilla, btansacr. E. Nolte, VU.
They started from Black!! iars-bridge at four o'clock,
to proceed round a boat at Putney-bridge. and puma
to Cumberland G.trdens. The first boat in was to gain
the price; unfortunately they bad no wind to make
a contest of it, and being unable to run higher than
Wandsworth, they returned with an intention to re-
sew the match at a favourable opportunity. The
ltivcr displayed many gay and happy parties, with
bands of musk, &c.

The • Albinia transport, R. Wrrurnetr., master,
arrived' on Saturday evening at Portsmouth, in '42
days from Quebec. having on board Major Genera)
DAYNESi and family, And Captain GALLOWAY, hate
of his Majesty's ship Penelope, which ship WAS un-
*ornately wrecked in a snowstorm, on the night of
the 30th of April, about twenty leagues to the west-
ward of Cape Rnzeier, Coast of Lower Canada.—
Captain GALL WAY is charged with dispatches front
Commodore Sir E. Owl's. We are sorry to say that
forty of the crew perished on the wreck, and many
others were frozen to death when they got on shore.
About two hundred and ninety discharged limited
service soldiers ise come home in the Albums, under
the charge of lieutenant Gomm, 76th Regiment.
When the Albinia left Quebec, near thtee thousand
troops had vaisbarked. wid tame were daily entlsiotk;
'lo, as they tame ucorti from the Upper tatbrntre.'
Ifs Majesty's ships Leander, Newcastle, Acasta, and
Perseus, were coming home with convoy. The But-,
walk, 74, and. Charybdis brig, were spoke with of
the Bird 'blonds, fin the 15th of June, bound toll
Quebec.—The Lord Wellington transport had got'
into Gaspee Bay on the IStlt of in a sinking
state, having been on shore near Cape Rozeier, but
got off, assisted by the transports under Lieutenant
SINIPsON. The llnriS transport is reported to be to-
tally lost near Cape Chat—and the Minerva brig,
from Liverpool, was on shore on the 17th of May,
near Gaspar B•ty, with little prospect of saving hull
Or cargo.
The following are the names of the unfortunate
men who were drowned, b.longing to his Majesty's
ship Penelope, on the night of Ow Ist May, Ibls : •
George Ruthirferd, Captain of formate; Thomas Shaw,
dirto; William Jackson, Lioati,Nain's-mate; John icons (it) Quar-
termaster's-mate; bins Lyons, Guiviroom Jteward Ti omas
Fleet, Captain's servant; Rubs. Farr, (supernumerary) entrain to
Captain Moray, ith Hursats ; Tbomas qearint, Caw aiu's cook;
John Pembroke J. Gecrges, 3. Bell, Fenkin Mawr, C. Sandy,
11.• I,itiraoce, C. Plummer, J. Thomas, Hugh Comore, J. Mor-
tiA, Hoer Chilineton, C. Uison, M. Corbett, W. Keltick, and J.
Bowman, seamen ; T. Tanner, R. Caith, ?lath. Window, 1..
When* -$. *Jokier, 3. Hurst, William Dawes, WiNiasu Harris,.
T. Peter:;on, J. Ma-sey, T. baring, J. Metcalfe W. blealand;
J. Carters, J. Watkins, C. Bartha, and Will"; Clark, Royal
Marines. • .

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The following is the report of the etnimination of
the head of the late SAMUEL WIIITHItIiAII, Esq. by Sir
Mevltt HALYGRD, But. and HYNIIII CLINE, Esq.
" On removing the upper pan of the skulls it was observed
that the dura mater bad' become thickened and ossified, t* the
extent of a iprarter of winch in length, and an eighth of an inch
hi breadth, on the left side of the longitudinal sinus, not tartrom
the lAmbloidal suture.
4-'1 he vessels of the pia mater were conelderably distended
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with blood, and inns membrSne was ritickenesl4o2 opaque .itear.
tite ossilialoact DEltei4lur4 rlbsaiPs .
The venuicles of the brain contained more-
_l
one third pars at least, and the pia water
helium was thicker diets is usual.
(Signed)
" July 8, 1815.

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MATH&
On the ad instant, at gli,rehampton, Gloucestershire, the Lady
of David Stiniervtließotialdsou Dickson, Esq. ut Elairballitenh-
shire, of a son. •
At Phillack, the Lady of the Rev. William Metric of a son.
Sunday se's:night, at llodnun, the Lady of Captain Sir Wm.
Hanley, R. N. of a son.
On the 4d instant, at Woolwich Common, the' Letryof Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Eyre, Royal Hume Artillery, of a soil.

MARRIED. r •
June 26, at the Church el llarnestown, Major. lirriry Shum,
of the r.th Drag4.on Guards, to .Lelltia Mafia: die* dauglitet of
Sir ' • now hir.tet, Bart. ,
,at llishop's Waltham, CapUibi John Scott, R.N. toSillts
t, be rime place. .ov•
y 6, near Sydroham, Kent, John Halkste, tip. to Calf Ca-
the Douglas, ytteugest.dauzbter to the of Selkirk.
Saturday, by special *tense, at the P nail:lure, the Earl
of Aberdcea to the Vhesentees lientil .

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