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London, England, 1822-03-23 00:00:00

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• NAVAL INT.ELLIGRYCE.
Poiriormirn, Maws IL—Arrived the WM= Money, J.i ce.
sox, in the Downs, from Madras and Bengal; and the Cove itry,
MORN, froth St. Kitt's.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 21.—The Seascea, 74, is ordered to tre
paid off on Wednesday next, and brokers up. Captain Dumas,
his Officers, and crew, are to proceed to Chatham in the Pnatrox
frigate, to bring round the Butwaer, i twhich is to be stationed
here as a guarckship in lieu of the Semmes. Vice-Admiral lIAL-
Lnwru. has shifted his flag from the BULWARK to the Cerro.,
the former of which has been paid oIL
Dear., Msncu 22.—Wind W.V. W.—Arrived and remain in
the Downs, the Archibald, Rienamason, from Demerara; Star,
CLenox, from the Cape of Good Hope ; and Jane, Hatt, front
Demerara • also the Ocean, Wurerta, from Newcastle for Ja-
maica.—Came down from the River, the Lotnion, Sommer,
for Madras and China; Ann, READ, for Portsmouth and New
South Wales Retina, •BARCL AY , for Jamaica ; Nile, DANDET,
for Tenerife; and Agues, Cum's, for Lisbnn.—Szven o'Clock.
The whole of the outward.boondhave sailed, except three Es,,e
Indiamen, and the Ocean, which ships still remain.
MARGATE, MARGIE 22..—A boat, marked" Sovereign, of Pores.:
mouth, D. Jameson Master," was washed on shore this morning.
Cowes, MARCH 22.—The William Oliver, from Carlton on
the 15th of December passed the Hon. Company's ship Inglis,
from China, at anchor in the Straits of Bania; she had been on
shore, and thrown overboard about $OOO quarter chests of tea
before she got off—made no water.
Livaaroot, MARCIE 21.—The Flora, from Liverpool to Pilku,
was run on shore on the east side of the island of South Ronald-
she, having sprung a leak, and the crew not being able to keep
her afloat, the vessel and cargo will be lost; part of the mate-
rials saved.
Cm-roar-House, MARCH 22.—Skips Entered Inwards: The
Vigilant, from Hamburgh ; Heroes, from Calais; Nelson, from
Jersey ; Friends, from Stangate Creek ; and Aurora, from Wa.
terford.—Entered Outwards : The For, for Ostend; Susan, for
Cork; Prince Regent, for.lndia ; Leeds, for Bremen;
for Ilanaburgh ; Princess Amelia, for China ; and Vigilant, for
Calais.—Ciearid Outward.: The Islargery, for Venice;
liar-
monte, for Hamburgh; Fiore, for P.ouen; Sir William Curtis,
for Naples ; Fame for Elsineur ; Amelia, far Bermuda;
ibi-
hint, for Calais; Wellington, for Sc. John's ; and Montmorency,
fur Quebec.

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We have received a Dutch Mail, bringing Papers to the I.aila
inst. but they do not contain a single political article of import-
ance. A dreadful fire broke not at I'ousber7.-, in Narway, on
the 18th ult. which destroyed 14 hoeses ; and, on the 15th inst.
an alarming fire broke out in a magazine of ft 'x-.red and all, xe
Rotterdam ; but it was happily subdued with the loss of Sit
houses, which were r. •irely consumed.
A German Mail, received last night, brings Papers to theta&
inst. An article from the frontiers raf Italy states, that alacedatoa
is entirly trariquillised, and the authority of the Pope recog-
nised there. At Salonichi tranauflitty has also been restored.—
A part of Cassaandra has been destroyed by fire.
By letters received from his Majesty's ship PYRAMUS, Captain
F. NaweomsaaC.B. at Antigua, dated February 7, we are ex-
tremely sorry to learn that the mortality by fever on board that
ship has been very great : among those who have fallen victims
to the baneful clime of English Harbour, are Lieutenants Pea-
amernr and GILAIIAII, six Midshipmen, the Purser, Assistaut.
Surgeon, Admiralty and Captain's Clerks, and 34 of the ship's
company. Lieutenants I.I:CIEII4%I'T and Liaosav, Lieut. Tteritua.,
Royal Marines, Mr. FITZGERALD. the Surgeon, and five alidship.
men, had been ill of the fever at the I loipital, bin were on the
recovery.
Between five and six yesterday morning a violent gale sprung
up from the N.N.W.—Two coasters broke from their Maori ;:
a short distance below the Tower, and coming in contact, the
violence of the concussion forced four men into the stream what
were endeavouring to right the vessels, by which accident tlar‘.:l
of them were unfortunately drowned : the fourth, named Tricia Y-•
von, laid hold of a spar that was floating, when a hart pot al'
from the Rotherhithe shore, and succeeded in saving him. As
the sun approached the meridian the wind abated.
A Meeting of West India ticrchants and Planters was kcal
yesterday, at the City of London Tavern, when it was agree!
present a Petition to the House of Commons, praying far an
open commercial intercourse between the British West
Islands and Colonies and the United States of America. It v
further resolved to petition Parliament not to grant a renewal of
the Charter of the West India Company, without an ince3ti,ta-
don of the accounts, and a revision of the Acts re' nice t; vat
Corporation. A standing Committee was appointed or. ihe
of the Planters and Merch..nts, to watch the progress of the a -
vouching legislative measures, and to confer, if it should zpp ..r
advisable, with the Committee of the Dock Company.
The accounts from Ireland, received this morning, are rati-
fying. In the counties of Limerick and Cork the peasantry are
returning to their work ; and although some outrages have bees
committed, yet they are nut of a marked character.
" The system of spreading terror by firing stacks, we are con.
cerned to state, still exists in an alarming degree :—Mot..i a:-
evening last, about eight o'cleck, a haulm st.ick, in a field :t
Rickinghall Superior, the property of Mt. GLORGE GAIDnk:6,
of Botesdale, was discovered to be on fire, and no doubt w.:s
the work of an incendiary ; it was seen many miles relaal
country, and drew a considerable number of persons to the :,••
A wheat stack, about ninety yards off, fortunately erczycj..—
The same evening a haulm stack, upon the premises of alr.
HUNT, of Little Blakenham, was attempted to be set fire to.—
The stack was near the lime kilns, and a poker, which it is pre-
sumed had been heated at the kilns, was found in the morning
thrust into the stack, but being in a damp state the stubble di4
not ignite. On Thursday evening a haulm stack, and an
building near were entirely destroyed upon the premises o: Mr.
WILSON, of Mendlesham. We have also heard that a cone:-
gration of considerable magnitude occurred the same evenirg at
Snape, but no particulars of this calamity have reached u&
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Ipswich Journal.
The little 'Theatre in the Haymarket opens about the middle
of April; Messrs. C. KEMIILE, Derma and TERRY are engaged;
and the active Ton Drama is to be Manager.
COVENT-GA anew OrtAlostos.—The principal attraction at
Theatre, last night, was the introduction of some music selected
from a serious Drama, entitled Bajazet, and said to be the pr.--
duction of Lord BUNGIIIMSII. His Lordship has been long known
to the musical world as an eminent composer : the present rra-
cluction is calculated to raise his fame still higher—the Chorus's
are spirited and well harmonized ; and the Airs convey mu.k
expression. The house was crowded with genteel company.
Ancient THEATUF.—ILICI night the Selection of Sacred Mut!:
was well attended. The performances were highly creditable to
those under whose direction they hare taken plate. A yee
(Master JOHN Roar) made hi, hist public appeal at cc, and per-
formed, on the piansafortc, a diE. ult. Concerto of laissiras, in a
style of excellence that astonished the audience, and brought dow a
the most unqualified approbation front all parts of the House.
This morning, at six o'clock, upwards of .200 male and female

prisoners were it:moved from ilor.senioncer-late JAL to King.to-1,
preparatory to their trial at the Surrcy Assizes, which commence
on Thursday next.
Bow-Sraxxx.—Yesterday Mr. l'iliussioxr., the N.igistrato, re-
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sumed the examination of Robert Ricky, Aunt, his wife, Mary '
Wood, his sister, and Samuel iskew, on suspicion of bc!re cess- ,
eerned in the murder of 11Irs. Donatty. Nothing w.is
to prove that the prisoners were in any way connected with t!ie
barbarous transaction. They were, however, remanded.
Kzur Assints.—As the Kent Assizes, on Thursday, Inst.
Witrthington and John Hirt were tried nn an inforwation filed 1':
the Attorney-General, at the suit of the Board of Pseise, fur
an outrageous assault on John Smith and Edmund Paine, at
' Deal, on the 7th of March, 1821. It appeared in evido:e.:that
person, named Ihre.vne. who had been employed as an tlitc,r
of Excise, but had been discharged for miscsinduct, in conse-
• quence of his having accepted bribe.; to s:reen persons guilty ct
smuggling transactions, 11.. d, as a meesore of wanton r:veFSe,
published a list of persons, many of whom were perfectly is-
nocent of the imputed eEence, desik,natitig them as informers.
Amongst other persons thus innocent : field up to populu in-
dignation were Smith and Paine, honest in dust: boo: fistacrwc
who, on the 7th of ,larch last, were sot/cm:11 to the isidignation
of an infuriated mob, in a 1113 tttt er the most dise.r.ceful eve" ia
an uncivilised country. They were tarred and leathered in alts
open day by an outrageous mob, led by the two &Imams, ar..l
subjected to other cruel insults. rods the dsfeudauts was:
(mad Guilty.

DIEM
On the 18th instant. at Woolwich. in the :It hl ye:r Of his age,
Captain Win !Leper, &If pay of the Lite Royal W. I. R.►rjtr+.

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