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London, England, 1814-01-27 00:00:00

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• STATE OF THE MAILS, JAN. 27,, 1814. •
All the MAils due yesterday have arrived. •

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The following' Mails due this mcrning have also ar-
rived, viz.—Brighton, Rye, Dover, Portsmouth,
Glasgow, Liverpool, Norwich And Ipswich, MAnches.
Ay, and tile Poole.
The following Mails due this morning have ***l
anlied,:•viz.—Bath, Birmingham, Bristol, Cam-
bridge,, Exeter, Gloucester, Edinburgh, Leeds, Nor-
wich and Newmarket, Shrewsbury and Holyhead,
Taunton, and the, Worcester.
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PORTSMOUTH, UNTIARY 96.
Arrived his Majesty's' ships flitS;24l/1A
and 'WOLVERINE,. from off Cherbnrgh ; ROYAL. So-
•VEIIEJON and ALBICORE, from Plymnii rh ; and the
HINDMAN S. Si from the Downs.—Wind

JATAMAY 26.
Amved this morning and sailed for the River,-the
Rambler, tlsic, from the Cape ;.,Emehia. Mot,
,from Bermuda ; and his Kijersty's Oka Bom4Y faqm
,the Mediterranean, and is put .uadiervaraptise.--
41so arrived the SWAN Ciltter with a convoy .from.
Panama*, which are sailed for the River,—The
Swei remaits.4Saired the ARCHER. BRISELS, and,
Galata*, :far the French toast: ,

HARWICH, JANUARY gs.
Sailed.the Diana. packet with the French Princes
and suite on hoard for.Hdtland.

• YARMOUTH, iANUMILY•
RitninitArr has passed to the Southward, and
the EiaAwry his arrived in these itcraiisAnth vessels
were obliged to leave the Elbe, to avoid being; frozen
in, as is most likely to be the case with.the men of war
remaining, amounting tot,wt) or three only in num-
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ber.—An -opinion. prevailed, that Harnburgh would
be-attempted by storm-40,000 men were before it.
• Left the -.Elbe.,oh the 23d inst.

: PORT ORO YAW/4 (TENERIFFE) DEC te.
. Oo the, 14th instant, hit Majesty's ships CREOLE,
ASTRIA. and ClA!fitt touched at Santa Cruz, in
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quest of two French frigates, and having watered,
sailed again on 'the 18th. The Catant is appointed
toottize on this statiefl. 'On the 9th inst. two large
French frieates'pasied the Nit of Santa Cruz under
Srmsh.colonrsoteering under easy sailito the South-
ward. . • •
' • • cittetbeic JANUARY 19.
The stoop Lavinia; trunsay, of and for this port,
`from Newry, with limestone, was totally lest off the
Kintyre shore, about eightmiles elst from Campbel-
len, on the Bth instant—crew saved. The master of
'the Campbelton paeiet iolotmt 'us, that a galliot, be-
longing to Saltioats, was off itiore at Cardel, and I
that• a sloop, supposed to .belong to- Oban, was
• *eat:id on' the bf the island of Arran, on
•fliieSth,•fuld three of the crew drowned. We are
hiefki7 illity; the litier of these statements has been
`ibrrolkoiatecl by others.
Lord COOMRAWR is appointed to the command-eta
squadron of five frigates anil three sloops of war, and'
Paige flotilla 4:4- flat-bottomed boats,, to act ußdeu
hi undee, Sir A:COMMA:It • • •
' The Leda, WATTS, from
,Belfist to Straws. 'weit
['alitieen on shore 1 ith instant, near Kelsail,
:111`he George, Pariou, from Newfoundland, was
Liken 29th November, in lat. 36.• long. by the
Abgene French corvette, from Bourdeaux, and given
Pp., • She arrived at Madeira,. Bth ult. Thb Eugene'
had captured four Portuguese Brazil ships suld.tw6
brigs, also a British schooner. . • . '
A letter written from on board him Majesty's ship
LAUREL, off Madeira, dated the 21te of December,
agates, that she arrived on that station safe, after a
lgavy gale,
oin which had dispersed her convoy. The
all.pox had unhappily broken out on board the
..I•Auarr., and carried off five.or six men, leaving about
twenty sick... A French frigate and sloop of war
waverer beating about Madeira, in search of which the
Lauari. put to sea immediately. The reappearance
of the small-p6x to such an extent in ao .sioetined a.
eiccle, is almost without precedent since the intro-
, '4lPction of vaccination. •
y J. William', the son of a tradesman in
iter, having imprudently ventured on theic4close to
'the shore at Millkank, on Tuesday, the piece on which
be stood suddenly disengaged from the bank, and
floated down the liver. -Hui cries for help attracted
the attention of many peisons, who were, howevari,•
unable to render him assistance ; and after have
floated to nearly opposite the Penitentiary-him:4. lib
suddenly fall in the -water and. was drowned. .

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