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London, England, 1814-10-21 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 19.

Arrived the Trafalgar, BARR, from Africa ' • sailed
23d July : did not see a vessel on the coast of Africa.
Toe t 3d September, in lat. 40. 39. N. long. 29.41. W.
spoke his Majesty's ships PLANTAGENET, ROTA, and
CARNATION, who had been on a a uize in quest of an
Astesic.da frigate.
GREENOCK, OCTOBER 11.

Arrived here on Sunday the ship Jessie and Flora,
ALEXANDER Master, from Quebec—sailed thence a
ruining vessel on the 19th September. On the 22d,
passed a 11.:et, consisting of fifty or sixty sail, beating
up the St. Lawrence. On the 23d spoke the ship.
Canada, FRASER Master, from this port, bound to
Quebec, about 30 miles south of tkc Anticoste. On
the 27th September, passed the brig Flora,.from Que-
bec, bound to Aberdeen, in the Straits of Belleisle.
GRAVESEND, OCTOBER 20.

Arrived the Iced', Reynold', from Gibraltar; Gleaner, Wel-
tome, from ditto; Hope pi ize)) ••i J•tnciro; Providence,
Simpson, from Gibraltar ; V. rt, front, Mahon ;
Carle' Williams, Cooper, and Catherine, Upniati, from Gibral-
tar; and Clio, Atkis, front Maha.--Sailed the Role, Young,
toe the Isle of France; Wasp, Ware, for Hayti ; Mary, Cirap-
bell, fkr Dominica; Prince Royal, Pelham, f it St. Thomas's;
Jubilee, Mnishaw, for Cern; Aurora, Jamieson, fur Antwerp;
Mary, Landeb, and Marcuretra, Liddle, for liamburgh ; and
Casauder, Hayden, for Rotterdam.
HULL, OCTOBER. 17.

We regret to have to announce the loss of the Eli-
zabeth and Mary, of this port, GEoitc:: BLNDON
master, on her passage from hence to London. She
sailed from this place at noon, on Fridgy se'nnight,
and about eleven o'clock, the same evening, was to-
tally lost, between the Inner Dowsings and Burn-
ham Flats, having struck upon the Lind,- and gone
down shortly after. A soldier's wife and two chil-
dren went down in the vessel ; the Captain, nit-,
three seamen, a cabin-boy, six soldiers, two other sr:l-
- wives, and five more children, got into the boat,
where they remained from eleven at night, until nine
on the following morning, when, on nearing the shore,
the boat unfortunately upset. The Mate, one of the
crew, the cabin-boy, and a soldier, succeeded in
reaching the shore ; the Captain, two of the crew,
five soldiers, the two women, and the five children,
were all drowned.

A letter from Elsineur, dated October 7, says.—.
II A vess,i, name unknown, is on share off Nargcn,
and another is on Nargen
The Arabella packet, from Lisbon, passed a con-
voy on the 6th instant, under convey tf the PELICAN
gun-brig, going up the Tagus. The REDWING sloop
of war sailed from Lisbon 2d instant, with a convoy
for England.
The Denton, STEPIIENSON, from Newcastle to St.
Petersburg!), is totally lost in the Gulf of Finland—
crew saved.

A letter from the Captain of a vessel bound from ,
on to New Providence has been received, dated
Halifax, Sept, 22d, giving an 2::count of the fleet in
which he had sailed, and which he states had had so'
!sad a passage that most of the ships had become. ahort
bf provisions, and in consequence some victuallers in
Ow convoy were so much lightened} as hardly to be in
ballast trim. He further reports that tbenumber of '
the fleet was much reduced by foundering And cap.
tures made by he Aioeriuns, who had received in-
formation theough their ottru newaisapexs of ;be sailing
of the fleet six weets befpre its arrival. tie adds, that
the Adlni4 .Was 'ticketed Halitax that evening,
and Vicsi lor tyßop.Silips bound to Bermuda,
it miglit be aiiiiiiptedtbat he wink' appoint a co4voy.