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London, England, 1822-01-26 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLMEYCE.

The Bridgewater, from London to China, was parted with
on the 9th of July, in lat. St. S. long. U. R. by the Hythe, which
arrived in Angler Roads on the 7th of August.
The Rio de Santo, from Campeachy to the Havannah, was
abandoned on the nth of November, near Cape Antonio. Crew
saved by the Sceptre, arrived at Liverpool, end landed at the
Havannah.

FALMOV7i, JAN. W.SW'.—Arrived the Mery-
-1 Ann and Isabella, Stentzesort, from 'Hull for Rio Janeiro;
Commercial Paeet, Newron, from London for Lisbon; and
Minerva, Mos Lay, from London for Seville.
PLY:norm, Jax. 24.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Two Bro-
then, Fancirtmo, from Figuiera : Charlotte, Nark_lfrom Mes-
sina, with the loss of boat and bulwarks; Patienee,lkst, from
Messina; and &illy, STININNS, from St. Michael's. The Char-
lotte spoke' on the 2d inst. the Jane, of Bideford, beating up
lin Malaga Bay, having been blown out from thence with loss of
anchors, cables, and boats. The Swallow, Ross, from London
for Bombay; Regent, CuLutworra, from Newcastle for Jamaica;
Rob,:r• Edu ands, SHEN/MAN, from London for New York, have
p.c in by contrary winds, and remain with the George and
James, COULTHARID, for Africa; Medina, NiArnsos, for Bom-
bay; Placidia, FAIRCLOUGL for Genoa; Sappho HiMNITALL
(under repair), for Malta, Constantinople, and Odessa.
Poarssicsern, JAN. 25.—Wind W.—Arrived the Vesta, &r-
-oams, fr orn Trepani for Poole; and James and Isabella, Milroy,
from Amsterdam for Cadiz. Sailed I'Aigle, STARBUCX, for the
South Seas.
DiAL, JAN. 25.—Wind N.W.—Came down from the River
the Coma:Nes sloop of war, and sailed with his Majesty's ships
Lavax and BARIRAC3UTA, for the Westward. Also sailed the
Duchess of Athol, for the East Indies ; and the William, MVO-.
131110GH, for Sierra Leone. Came down from the Rivet and re-
main, the Express, BAnaarr, for Gibraltar ; Elizabeth, CARR,
for Berbice; St. Patrick, Caossr, for Belfast; and Glory, MON,
GAN, for Demerara. Arrived anremain the Starling, DOUGLAS,
from Rio Janeiro; Oporto Packet, Cover, from Pernambuco;
Vigilant, ScrooLzs. from Cephalonia for Hull; and I'Eclair,
Musnow, from Messina.

HARWICH, JAL !S.—Arrived the Vansittart packet, with a
Mail from Holland.

TOPSHAM, JAN. 24.—Arrived the Susannah, PROCTOR, from St.
John's, New Brunswick, having received much damage.
WNITeV, JAN. 24.—The Ann, of Sunderland, whkh was on
shore to the Northward of this port, has been get off, and is
now safe in the harbour. The Prompt, Berwick smack, for Lon-
don ; and Maria, of Newcastle, got on Whitby Rock this morn-
ing, but got off again and proceeded, not making any water.
DAIIIMOUTH, JAN. 24. Arrived the Maria, Boom, from
Figueira , en 18th instant, in lat. 45. long. 12. fill in with the
French brig Esperauce, from Guadaloupe fur Bourdeaux, with
loss of rudder ; supplied her with provisions, Ike.
1111111TOL, JAN. 25.—The Speculation, from Bilboa, has been
weighed and removed to a place of safety, after taking out part
of her cargo by cutting her decks.
Livaaroot., Jaw. 24.—Arrived the Three Friends, Cots, from
Lisbon : in lat 40. 41. long. 11. saw a brig about 200 tons, dis-
masted, and no person on boarJ ; she had yellow sides.
Cusrox-llouss, JAN. 21—Ships Entered Inwards:—The
♦ctive, from Dunkirk ; Mercury, from Ilatuhurgh ; Emperor
Alexander, from Demerara; Pomona, front Bourdeaux; Alba-
tros, front Quebec ; Loyalist, from St. John's (N. 8.): Danube,
from Cork; and Resignation, from Bilboa.—Entered Out-
wards: The Coventry, for St. Vincent's; Atalanta, for Naples;
Thomas, fot Malta; and Reward, for Cork.—Cleared Outwards:
Blues, for Rio ; William, for the Cape of Good Hope ; William,
for Jamaica; Manley, for Demerara; and Spring, for the Baltic.
Aaartae—At Jamaica. the Pyrennees, Lady Popham, Wood-
stock, O:iyx, and Janc, M'Clure, from London; Triton, Sharp;
James, Leggett ; Sophia, Burn ; and Claremont, Walker, from
Liverpool. At the Texel, William, Neilson, from Samarang.
At Ilelvoet, Echo, Pomeroy, from the Havannah ; Amphitrite,
De Cr-10:e, from Hamburgh ; and Hendrico, Hardrich, from
iiarlingen. At Rochelle, Industry, Brown, from llutterdam. '
At Bilboa, San Juan Baptiate, and N. S. Dolores, from Bristel ;
Commerce, from Dartmouth ; General Brock, from Archangel;
and Ilabnat, from Newfoundland. At Gibraltar, Pelle Alliance,
from Rio Janeiro; Dolphin, from Monte Video; and Elk, from
Boston. At-blalaga, Emmeline, Palk, from Newfoundland.

LAW INTELLIGENCE,
COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JANUARY 25.
RETFORD V. SIAM

The plaintiff in this case had brought his action
against the defendant, who bore a prominent part in
the n ansactions which took place at the Manchester
:Meeting of the 16th August, as one of the Yeomanry
Corps, for an assault arising out of his (the defend-
ant's) conduct on that day.
Mr. EVANS now applied to the Court for a Rule,
directing that several of the pleas pleaded by the
defendant should be struck out, as being irrelevant.
He thought their Lordships would be of opinion
that this was a point highly to be desired, if it could
be attained, when he informed them that time were
no less than fifty-one pleas, occupying a space of
731 folio.. This proceeding would render the ex-
penses enormous to the plaintiff before the issue
could be brought to trial. The Learned Counsel
then proceeded to call their Lordships' attention to
certain parts of the pleas, which, he contended,
were only repetitions of preceding pleas, and might be
struck out without prejudice to the defendant.
The COURT granted a Rule to shew cause why it
should not be referred to the Master to strike out
such pleas as should appear to him unnecessary.