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London, England, 1809-12-29 00:00:00

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L r ilillifirtived hal Majesty's ship TONNAiirrip e. HasikLubn mid Gibraltar, Capt. BALI,
bet RyilOsoth. This day -arrived his Majesty's
his ligamilsolis ski DMus.
' * ikiitovti, DirentßEß so.
,HAirrieti ditlieig TIEVESET, of Bristol, LANcrolin
Baskileir. 64
.Ddirtn, laden with provisibns, for this
; ship Warn, of London, FEACY Master, froth
with and timber, for the Dock-yard i
brig imbeds, WM. &mar tdaster' from Quebee, ,'
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alhairie paesagebf five weets, in which time she esi;
tdilatet a a trehsentions gale, which obliged them to
throir put of her Cargo overboard ; the American
ichooner Hazard, THOS. WHITE Master, from Hadd-
am% laden with tobacco, cotton, indigo, and pepper,
bouttd.to St. Sebastian's, detained and sent in him
by his Majesty's ship NiEhIEN, Sir MICHAEL SEYMOUR,
Bart. Commander; l'Atozat frigate, Captain WoLvz,
From a crnize,—Sailed a transport, laden with stores
and provisions, for Corunna ; Hannah, Pvra, for Ca-
diz ; Margaret, F. it. MAY, for Falmouth, to wait
convey, for Lisbon • the Jefllilll.4 WILLIAMS, and
Iris, EDWARDS, for &irk ; his Majesty's slips Crocus,
Acraomli and ECLIPSE. out . a cruise ; the American
ship John, --; for Boston ; and the Jolly Tar,
DAvT,-for Malta, Gibraltar, and Cadii.

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Cork.
Aniited la SIMS frigate, Captain ATKINB, from a
mite the COSSACK, Captain 101 Y, from ditto ;
the WIIASTA hired schooner, from Portsmouth ; and
the AKairitUSA frigate, Captain MINDS, from a cruize.
L'Atout frigate, which arrived here yesterday from
a cruise in the Bay, experienced very tempestuous
weather. particularly off Cape Clear, on the 11th inst.
Three more vessels are ordered to be fitted here, to
proceed as cartels to Mathis.

SR/PS RiT COMMISSION, RSIIAINISG IN PORT.
The Temoraire, Dradnought, Formidable, Implacable, Ame-
&rico Philmont, Hikes, EAlsle, Anthem, la Rhin, Seine, Cea-
ra* Flower. Argue, lagatele, Encounter, Wbiting, Britannia,
Daphne, lattionatl, and Nonpareil

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. rt.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Cats Aft, and CaAim
gun-brig, from the Downs, with part of the outward
bound; among them are the Lustre, Leda, Ana-
creon, Alfred, Recovery, Greenwich, Thames, Jack
Tar, Rolla, Lord Cathcart, Susan, Phceniz, Sir Jo-
shua Banks, Sarah, Amphitrite, and Ann. Arrived
the SCYLLA gun-brig from Plymouth ; GANYMEDE
and PARTRIDGE sloops of war' from Cowes, having
been on shin. Sailed his Majesty's ship ARGo for
St. Helen''.—Wind North.

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testeiday sailed froi Leith Roads, bill Majestelk
ship P 1112.0128 ChltOLII" of 74 gins —On the night
of the 7th inst. the sloop Mary otThiusop in a violent
galei parted front her Moorings in Bcrabster 'roads,
and drifted on Dunnei Sands, *hely she was disco-
vered next morning, With every_ person on board pe;
risked.—A few nighks 40 a cabin boy belonging. to
the Invetness packet, then lying At CioingrtY, having
Unfortunately align in pasting from another 'vessel
Which lay betwixt the quay and the packet, he fell
overboard, unobilltrtvd, and was drowned.
During the dreadful gale on the mor:.ing of the •
15th in= the Wig ti is, of South Shields, G. Baowir
niistbr, drove on shore between the East arid West
Hairens ; crew saved. The master is in hopei of
getting the vessel off, if the weather keep moderate.
PROM LLOYD'S LIST.
daiivzseten; bac. 26.—Arrived tisk Elltabetk, Burdice, front
the South Seas,: Sur' ry, Orme, and.Brofhers, from Fluthing.
—Sailed- the Triton, for Gibraltar; Jane add Murree,
Vau; saddle Swift, Wilcock, for Cork ; and the Symetry,Liddle,
for Jamaica.
Dec. 28 —Arrived the Friendshii, Primrose, from Nova.
Scotia; British Tar, Tier, from Halifax ; ind the Olive Branch,
Reynold, from Quebec: Sailed the SeVereign,. Smith, for Jr
make; Wer.faci, Clark, for India, and thh Vicissitude, Strome,
for Rid Janeiro.
The Sincerity, from London to bartinouth, has been taken,
and retaken, and is Inured at Dover.
The Barbary and Mary, from Liverpool to Londonderry, is
Stranded near Wexford.
The American ship Oriental, is lost at Heligoland:
Tie Six Sisters, an Atnerican, and another American ship,
bauble tmkbown, were lost in the the; Eydcr, on the 6th instant.
The /asap Millipore is totally rose at Flushing.
, The Mb, James Morrison, from Poole to Quebec, was &bin.
dosed at sea, on the 4th September.

bISTRIBtMON OF PRItE-MONEY.
Cleopatra and Constitution, Ali the Griaf Von Bernstorif,
captured February 14, 1798, was paid yaks day, It the OiSoe of
Mr.john HAM:, Phrinouth; and will be recalled at same plate;
for three months..
The dbertn, fee the fenny and Sabi, recaptured the
November last, was paid on Wednesday, at No. Ist, Snaregate;
Denim.; recalled at same place:
The Alphas, for the Zoesajouw *earl* Arilhelm, recap.
turd August 14 Sad 18; ISOb, and fiir the Margaretha, recap-
tured by the Podargus, in tight of the Alpfied, was paid on Tues.
day, c bbard; recalled at Ni. SO; St: Thomas-street; Purim
month.
• L'fklak, far Is tans* and k Grind bus de Berg, capture
Septeinbei SS slid 47; 1908, was paid to-day, at Nd. 18, CIO
ment's ; recalled at same plate, on 'Madly, and Fridays, firthree months.
The Constant, for the Frederick August; detained April S
1806, wile be paid to-isorrow, at No. is, Clemerit's Inn; recalled
at same place; on Mondays and Thur.dayl, for three months.

A net, drainatic piece of three acts, or the same
kind as The Exile, is preparing at Covent-Garden
Theatre. The drama comes froth RICVNOL* and
the music from MAZZINGHI:
The Proprietors of the Drury-lane Patent, with the
concurrence of the Trustees and New Renters, have
resolved that the NewThratre shall not be built upon
too laige a scale, but that the size shall be between
that of the old Theatre and that which was built by
Mr. Holland. -It is in fact intended, that it shall

Dec. 28.—Arrived the POET MA now brig, with a hold no more than five hundred pounds, and copse.
convoy from the Downs ; among them are the quently the expense of conducting it, as well as in the
Francis, Isabella, Aid, Thames, General Greenfield, erection of it, will be proportionally light. The new
Maante,-andieneeal others.—lleßod the Genre r, with Renters have not only agreed to the reduction of their
a convoy fin Cork ; Casaa and SARPEDON; on a • annuities one.balf on the rebuilding of the Theatre.
cruize.—Wind W.N.W. but have come to the resolution of making a deposit
DEAL, DECEMBER r 7. of ten thousand pounds, in addition to the insurance
Arrived the HOPE aricliCasroaan Sloops from the money, in order to set the work in motion. --
Nore ; IDAs hired armed cutter from Flushing.— Sunday last, the ceremony of the tenure by which
Sailed the HOPE sloop, Sr. GEORGE, of 98 guns, the Curacy of Paddington holds certain lands, was
MANILLA frigate, TRINCULO sloop, HERO; 74 guns, performed by throwing a quantity of bread and cheese
GALGO store ship, SEAFLOWER brig, for Portsmouth ; over the church, together with a proportionable plan-
BLossose and COREEIAA sloops, with convoy forPorts-
city of bread, cheese, and coals, delivered to the poor,
mouth ; CHATHAM lighter for Chatham ; SKYLARK
which was witnessed by hundreds of spectators:
sloop on a cruize off Dungeness. A very extraordinary attempt was Made a few days
Dir. 28.—Early this morning a large fleet of ago to carry off a young Nobleman, who has found
transports past the back of the Sands, and proceeded it convenient for the present to take up his residence
on to the westward.--Sailed the ST. Gzinicat and in the Isle of Man. The plan was arranged with
HERO men of war, and MANILLA frigate, to Ports- great skill, and a vessel was prepared to bring off the
mouth.—Arrived the CLYDE and DIANA frigatesJ prisoner. The persons employed on this service, how-
from Flushing. Wind W. - ever, made an egregious blunder, and instead of seize
YARMOUTH, DECEMBER 27. in the young Nobleman, they took a Gentleman
. Sailed this morning for the Nore, the SEALERand wno bore a strong resemblance to him in fate and
Rose sloops of war; and the VrxaN
k..: stature. The mistake was discovered before the Gena •
cruise. The Dzsutaz frigate has captured off the
gun-brig, on a dem= was carried off the Island, and of course he,
coast of Holland, after a run of upwards of two was liberated.
hours, a brig with carriage-guns, and sent her in by
the Kugo GEORGE cutter. The Union, POPP ELL; Yesterday evening, about half past five o'clock, *
master, is got off Corson Beach, and brought into Naval Officer had a deal hoz and a leather postman.
this harbour to be repaired. Arrived the Fi. Ea teen cut from before a postchaise, betweed the New
Church in the Strand and Temple-bar, containing
plate, naval uniforms, &c. to a considerable amount.
gun-brig. .
. Dec. 28.—Sailed the TARTARUS sloop of war, this Tuesday last as Mr. BODEY; of Tenterden, was
morning, for the Nore ; and to-morrow it is expected . drying clover onhis oast, by some accident the oast
(the following hating received sailing orders) will I caught fire and communicated to the dwelling-house. I
also sail, the STATELY; ARDENT, DICTATOR, and
PRINCESS CAROLINA, for the Downs and Sheerness.— I Part of the household furniture was burnt, and the
n the Roads, Roebuck, Onyx, Arid, Mos-
quito, Calypso, Pandora, Chanticleer, Snipe, Acute, oast and a quantity of husbandry utensils were also
Remain i
destroyed before it could be got under. The loss ii
Flamer and Flearty gun-brigs.—Wind N.W. I estimated at more than 4100. . :
Yesterday as Mr. COCKRANE; of the Borough, w*a
CORK, DEC. 23: • returning to town, from Croydon, accompanied by
thi Tuesday the Vittacio gun-brig
arrived hen 1 Mrs C. in a one horse chaise, they were upset near
from Galway, which she left on Sunday. The dayhad
' Stockwell, by a cart running against them. Mr. C.
had his arm broken, but his wife escaped without the
On the American I
been taken by a French privateet
Tuesday last, as Mr. SwEenz, of Curzon-street,
being captured, the privateer took out all her hands least injury.
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except the Captain and another, and put six of her was driving through .the village of Taunton, Hero,
men on board. The two Americans afterwards se-
the animal suddenly bolted down a lane, towards the
cured the Frenchmen, and carried their ship into Gal-
house of Mr. SHARPE, a grazier, and the driver could
way. The Virago has put the Frenchmen on board not make him proceed in the way he was going. The
the prison ship at Cove. - landlord of the Three Pigeons public-house recog.
nized the horse to be the property of Mr. SHARPE, and
STORNOWAY, DEC. a. it was stolen flout his stables in the month of June
Akw days ago a Danish brig, laden with deals, last. Mr. Swarms gave 60 guineas for the animal
was wrecked on the rocky shore of Barvas, and dashed to a strati
to pieces. Fartunately the crew and cargo have been I Conti EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE; DEC. 29.—This
saved, through the exertions of the country people. day there are large supplies of Wheat, and sales con-
About the same time an Irish brig was forced from tinue to be heavily made at the late reduction on
the Atlantic, into the Sound of Harris, and ran second and ordinary, but fine maintains its price—
astound on one of the innumerable rocks which are Barley in plenty, and with Malt likewise' at the late
scattered between Harris and North Uist, where the reduction—irt Peas and Bears, of the two kinds, lit-
vessel still remains, deserted by her crew. The cargo tie variation—there are also tarp supplies of Oats,
consists of sugar, rum, &c. and will, it is feared, be and sales in general are named rather lower—in Flour
totally lost, as well as the crew. little alteration—Fine American, wholesale, 665. to
GREENOCK, DECEMBER 25. .60s. per bat tA.
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The Industry, M'FARLAttE, ossaaat amasser Al UNDER .
arrived here od Satur, Wheat'
day morning last, from Lisbon ; sailed thence the 2d
Is elite., 90'' tons. beans, 58s. 645.
F;;: loss. • 'Tick ditto, 475. Ms.
instant, in company with the Indiana, Watauga, of kya 475. 525. Oats llts. M. 305.
and for this port—parted from her on the 6th.-The ham 454* 62"1 Poland ditto, Mb. 34. a
Isabella, Colima, of Glasgow, "araa_dlotre Late be- Mak taaa(a- Potatoe ditto, 3415. id.
low St. Pierre's, Martinique, otk the 29d of October' White Peas (bailers), 746 ll4s. Slspeleed, 46L M.
sad it is feafed both ship and cargo will ditt im. Rs.
be lost. I Ore? o, Itag Dm, Ws. ass lieorods-aSs. N.

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Dsc. 27.—Arrived the :loop David, Joint 'Films:
master, from Cork, laden with oatmeal, for this pot;
*kip Atrorp, Really.74Auvrc•pebes„ laden
with timber, spin, an Pall, for London ; the
schooner Royal George, ROBERT Howutos, from
Londok with rums, for Cork ; schooner Gallant
Schemer, from London, to load for' Rio de
Janeiro. His Majesty's ship Axone takes convoy to