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London, England, 1813-04-16 00:00:00

DEAL, APRIL 15.

Came down last evening, and sailed for Ports-
mouth, the Streatham and Devonshire East India-
men. Wind S.W.
SHEERNESS, APRIL IS.

Sailed his Majesty's ship PORTIA, Captain THOMP.
sou, with a convoy for the Baltic.—The next u ill
sail about the 26th instant. Wind 11. W.

HARWICH, APRIL 15.

The Freeling smack, TURNER master, sailed this
morning for Heligoland, with 75 German soldiers, in.
valids, &c. ; and the Auckland packet, Capt. BRIDGE,
has also gone out for Gottrnburgh. The Lady Fran.
ces, Captain RurrEß, 'laving got the Mails of the
13th on board t ) Hamburgh, was detained for a Mes•
senger, but has since sailed.—Wind South West.
COVE OF CORK, APRIL 9.

Wednesday arrived his Majesty's ship TEAZER,
Captain JULIAN, from Plymouth, which place she
left on Sunday. The TEAZER goes to sea tn-day,
and is attached to the ships already on this station.

Extract of a letter from on-board the CALEDONIA,
at Port Mahon, March 8 t---41 04 Ist inst. tbp
VOLONTAIRE,C.Ipt. Ususe arrived here from off Mar-
sellles, with two prizes, the one a Greek ship, having
a forged license,. with a valuable cargo on board,
bound for Smyrna ; the other a large settee-rigged
ship, laden with salt, which she chaced and cut from
under a French battery near Marseilles, atter lantling
the marines, and spiking the guns, without any lass on
our part, the French betaking themselves to the neigh.
bouring heights as soon as the marines and sean*n
landed. On the 21st the fleet under the command of
Vice Admiral Sir E. Pata.sw, sailed from their winter
station at Minorca, to reconnoitre the Catalonian and
Toulon coasts, and on the 23d, we were close in with
Cape St. Sebastian, Villa Nova, and 'Tarragona, but
all appeared tranquil. We then proceeded off Tou-
lon, where the fleet arrived in the morning of the 26th,
within half cannon-shot of the shore, in the hope of
finding the French fleet cruising in the mouth of the
harbour ; but to our disappointment, we found them
all safe moored in Toulon, some of them in the inner
harbour, with their topmasts struck. The batteries
fired some shot and shells at us without doing us any
injury. In the evening it blew a hurricane from the
N. E. and we were obliged to bear away for Minorca
again, which island we reashed on the 28th. This
fine fleet is particularly healthy. The CALEDONIA
having upwards of 800 men on board, has not snore
than eight sick at present."
The Public will be gratified to-morrotv by the pub.
lication of one of the most fervid and eloquent pro-
ductions which has issued from the Press for many
years. It is from the pen of the celebrated Madams
de STAEL, who now resides at Stockholm, and who
has been exiled from her native country, and re.
peatedly driven from place to place on. the Continent,
by the Tyrant, in consequence of her efforts to rouse.
the population of Europe against biro. It is enti;itled,
" An Arnal to the Natiotu *art Tint do Cott&
tr beim 6y

I nental Sigem." and will , _ ~ M . 'twilit,.
Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR, Viscount Sift- , -
MOUTH, and Count Mousrsa. had audiences of the sou, Bookseller, Cornhill, to-morrow morning.
PRINCE REGENT, at Carlton House. We are happy to announce the appearance of a
The guard of the 7th Hussars yesterday afternoon Review which is conducted on a plan totally different
was relieved in a remarkably fine style. Their gal- frorit that of every other. It enables the public to
lam. Colonel, the Earl of Ussaincs, was on the pa-
judge for themselves, without being influenced by
rade
the opinions of the reviewer. We were much pleased,
A but not in uniform.
letter has been received from a most respectablerats
for example, with the account of 44 rats Boos, 'givers
house in France. dated the 25th ult. mentioning that /in No. IV. of the Nsw RZVIEW. After simply an,
BONAPARTE had ordered all the English, who had
tar id
nOUnmeiThing thedepothski illgry
of scandal, the Editor of the
a of the various editions of this
depositary been allowed to reside at Paris immediately to quit '
that capital. Many of the famili I
es have been directed New Review says, "We merely give the risla of
to proceed to Cambria, and its neighbourhood. In this publication ;
-
consequence of the suddenness of the order, several &qi in ewe Cash
of them were much distressed. vi g less is said the better."

The COWACK) after his visit to the Royal Exchange
on Wednesday, was invited in the evening to the
Freemasons' Tavern, where a numerous meeting of
that respected fraternity dined, and celebrated the
inauguration of his Roy.l Highness the Duke of'
SUSSEX, as Grand Master.

Wednesday, after the presentation of the Bristol
Address, which the Princess of WALICI very properly
received in the most private manner, the populace pa.
raded about Greenwich and •Blackheath, in a chair,
'carried on men's shoulders, after the manner of the
annual procession of_ Goss Farx, amidst continued

Tuesday, about eleven o'clock in the forenoon, a
fire broke out in the paint and colour Manufactory
of Mr. Consitt, in Fawcett-street, Leeds, and in the.
course of an hour the whole of the premises were
consumed. The prOperty was entirely uninsured,
and the loss sustained is estimated at JOOOO.

hisses and groans, a figure, gaily dressed up, which
they named Lady This figure is again to be
tarried about the same rounds, after which it is to be
publicly burnt—the interval between the two proces.
sions being allowed for repentance previous to ere.
onion