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London, England, 1812-07-15 00:00:00

!..FALIVIOUT/t, RIM' HI; • •
Ai' hiti sailed a few t °anat.—Arm ait g:
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. PLYMOUTIII.4ULT 13. • •
Arrived off this portAiFoßalstait brig of wari:
from the West Indies, after atask.dgeof eight weeks.
Shp had under her convoy I reisels, nine of them
parted at the entrince tbiChastoel, for Bristol and
Liverpool ; the other seitela are now with the Fott-
atitSTSli beating up Channel.'. Arrived and sailed se.
ve,ral coasters. •
• .. ~PORTSMOUTH, JULY at.
Sailed the N2REUS frigate, with the outward-bound
under convoy, for Africa, Cape, and the South Seas,
wish the Euphrates and Northampton East India-
pen., Arrived the John Palmer, Ent Indianian,
from the Downs and remains. His Majesty's ship
SPE.Kattri.i takes convoy for Plymouth. Wind to-
day very variable and light from th'i Eastward ; at
present calm. The NERBUS with her convoy are still
in sight widicitit St. Helen's.

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. DEAL, JULY 14.

Arrived his Majeity's ship 4colot with a convoy,
nudeiqu'arantine, from the Mediterrandaii, and are
sailed tor the River. Arrived the Acrtva cutter
from off Fluihing. Sailed the FOL4TONE armed
lugger with a convoy for Portsmouth f and the Cum-
Us4l.4spto join the Scheldt fleet.

.SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

• * •
NEWM.ARRET JULY MEETING, 1811.
~ _ • YVEsDalri JULY 14.
IA Foley's h. by blr.Trazt, flst. I Oib. beat IA Darlington's (.
bjtiittti, *v., 41b. T. Y. C. I tugs. h ft.-5 to 4 apt lal Foley's h.
Ld Fok y's °spray, beat Ld ivnt.y s ,Antonio,, Sat. 411). each.
T. Y., C. toll(..—t: to S art Ospray. -
~Ld Fol. •'s rtaale, eat. alb*. beat Mr. Astky's Magic, est. 71b.
JR:M. ICOgs —a to 1 opal Ttazle.
r. Renewal of U e Sub.critntton of ler. each. T. M. M.
LA G. H. (`avvoll,h's Florival, 6 )rs old - • - 1
Mr. Andrew's Di.count, reed, - • 2
Sir C. Buobury's b c. Scout, S yrs old - • I
Serval what &lashed, three drawn. Ihe Judge-could place bet S.
o . Four to 1 agst Florival.

, /VOVENT-*6lllTHlN.—Monday night Miss Jormsox,
a 'punk LAY from the York Theatre, made her first
appearance before a-London audience, in the arduous
character of haidla, in the Tragedy of Isabella. Miss
Jottagio'ilgure is good : her voice is capable of due
DP dulatitin ; aad from the strong traits of feeling and
_discrimination which she exhibited, excited universal
approbation.
• In the Court of Common Pleas, Dublin, last week,
a Mr. CHRISTOPHER HENRY was found liable to £5l)
damages,• for breach of promise of marriage to a
• •FnAticts NORTON; an interesting young , girl, 16
years of age, the daughter of a villager in Dundium,
sear Dublin.
Last week the indictment against the inhabitants
of the county of Osferd,l4 not repairing Caversham
I Bridge, came on to be heard at the Bei kshire Assizes,
before. Mr. Justice Le &axe and a Special Jury,
summoned at the. instance of the defendants, who
pleaded that Cuoio.es Mnasacx, Esq. in respect of
the Manor of Cavercham, and the lands there Rueche-
' seal by him of the late Earl of CADOGAN, ought to re.
p‘ir. Scverat old inhabitants•of Caversham and the
neighbr mhood were examined for the defendants,
i none of whom being able to prove, that the estate so
1 porch..nil! by Mr. bloitsacic was liable, the Jury un-
der the ditectiop of his Lordrihip found the defen-
d dants Guilty iin consequence of which the county of
Oxford roust in future do all necessary repairs.
The sufferers in the explosion of the powder-mill
at Roslio, en Tuesday sennight, were carpenters,
uthpa bring employed to mate sbme repairs on it,
were driving a• nail with an iron hammer, when a
spark of fire elicited, and communicating with some
loose grains of pow der, caused the accident. Only
one 61 them, it appears, was killed outright, but ano-
-1 tier was so shockingly mangled that he was not ex-
! pected to survive ; the third, who was thrown into
r the millolun, was so little injured, that he was able to
walk home.
A person of the name of Patrici Dering, alias Dr.
Bell, art &holes, near Hohnfirth, was apprehended on
Tuesday se'nnight, and was the following day com-
mitted to York Castle, on a charge of endsavouring
to intimidate witnesses from appearing at Yolk in evi-
aince against the rioters at the ensuing Assizes.
Mor:;eur Pelitf, a French prisoner of war, who
was apprehended and lodged in gaol at Montrose,
escaped from thence on Saturday se'nnight, having
unscrewed the locks of three doors that confined him.
I He was furnished with the necessary implements by
an old woman, an inhabitant of Montrose.
Ihe depot for prisoners of war, at Perth, is now
', nearly completed, and is expected to be immacliatels, .
occupied by French prisoners from England ; these
extensive buildings are, we understand, to ecntain
7000 prisoners, with the troops on guard over them,
as also accommodation for the sick, and lodgings for
the several officers of the establishment, foiming al-
..together the greatest establishment of the kind in
Brita.n.
The mackarel fishery, at Brighton, has concluded
-"after•a very successful season,, which has produced ,
to the fown a sum not 1. ss than £20,000, and has
.affrirded considerable relief to the poor of the Motto- I
polls, and .of all those districts to which the fish could :
be conveyed. .
There was caught a few days since, on the coast:
..
.4 Rrance, by his Majesty's sloop Psaeoex, a skate
• alio toll,,wing em:rmous dimensions: Length 9
• feet; breadth 6 feet, weight 160 pounds ! The jaws.
were armed with twelve rows of teeth, and passed
:with ease over the largest head that could be found
in the ship—a real fact.
**Tuesday, William Kerty, landman, of the Devasta-
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men, was tried at Portsmouth, by a Court Martial, 1
for fighting:With his shipmate, and for disidding him-•I
self, by cutting off two fing..rs of his left hand to I
evade punishment. He was acquitted of the first ; and ;
though the Court held the second offence in great •
abhorrence, yet, in consideration of his good chaL
ratter, and the contrition lie had shewn, did adjudge
14wt Wire only severelrreprimanded. ;
Tuesday, Mr. Loa, one of the Superintendent.
Masters of Portissonth. flarboar, and Master Of-the
Knotting-loft, fell down in a fit in the loft, was taken
to Haslar Hospital, Which:he had but lately left; aftcl
'Lied the next morning. , 1

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