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London, England, 1814-11-19 00:00:00

CORK, NOVEMBER 14.

EZlthivon FLEET—the Fleet which sailed hence onViredness
day morning, under convoy of his Majes y's ships I.c o NIDA s and
trIIISENIA, put hack oh Saturday, owing to foul winds.--This
morning the !Vet Division of the lst Dragoon Guards arrived
and embarked on heard the transports ; another division is ex-
pected to-morrow.—l he Tit.itts, Captain lit a:Da/twat, and the
BANTLit I Capr.WA it, arrived 4111 Satutday.—lhe BRAzim
captain Sr triumo, takes convoy to
GREENOCK, NOVEMBER.I6.

This morning, the Homer, hay, of this pert, arrived front
Quebec, after a passage of 32 days. The Homer sailed in a Beet
from Brandy Pots, but parted convoy on the 22d ult. On the
3d inst. fell in with the Phoebe, Nereus, and Essea frigates, AM
kept In company until the Bth. On the 7th inst. a strange sail,
supposed to be an American privateer, was observed, to which
the frigates gave chase, but were unable to come up with bee.

The KING'S bodily health is at present excellent ;
and his disposition unitOrmly cheerful. Is will be
gratifying to the Public to know, that his MAJESTY,
in his present seclusion, is not without exercise, ►r
even amusement. He walks in a suite of ventilated
'A tmerics, and has, in his sitting room, los ►a-
vourite harpsichord, at which he passes several hours
Wednesday the Duke of KENT arrived at Windsor
Castle on a v►sit to the QUEEN. Yesterday his 1t0741
Highness lett Windsor ior Castlebar-hill.
The Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND are ex-
pected in England soon alter Christmas.
Yester day A Court of Directors was held at the, East
India House, when Captains HUGIIV, WELL, reAD.
and MAYNE, were sworn into the conimatiet of the
BRIDGEWATER, GENERAL HARRIS, and Art,as.

We have received Paris Papers of Monday and
Tuesday last. They contain no intelligence of much
interest ; and the length and importance of our Ame-
rican news obliges us to deter our extracts until
Monday.
Yesterday the body of a man was taken out of the
New River at Islington, supposed to have been mur-
dered, being much beaten about the head.
Yesterday, Cornelius Grow 4, was committed from
the Public-Ocfice, Bow•-scree,, charged with the wil-
ful murder of George Dixon, on the 20th of Augu t
last, at a house in Vine-street, St. Mat tin's-lane.

Dovza, Nov. 16.—The following are arrivals and
departures from the York Hotel t
November IL—Colonel and Mrs. DiAcuson and servants, to
Pads; Mr. Stevenson and servant, from Paris to Loodun • Hon.
Mr.Wallesley, from V.lenaa to London ; Mr. and Mrs. Hardy:.
man and sere: nt, Mr. Cuninghant, and Mr. Wooden, from Paris
to London ; Monsieur Lena, to I .onion.

Nov. t 2.-sir Noel Hill, gait. from the Continent to London;
Mr. Shore, Mts. Booth, Mona and M•4l. Demoug, Major Har.
topp, and Mr. Mutsu, from Paris to London.
Nov. 18.—Lord and Lady Malposs. and Sat.*, from Paris to
London ; Austin Smith, Esq. M.P. and servant, to i?ariL
Nov. 14.—Mr. and Mrs. Lynch and servant, and Mr. Bwers
an.., mounter). to Paris; Mr. Orondlire, from Paris to
fiLmlon ; Mr. brown. King's Messenger, to %fiesta • Hon. Mt*
Bagot, from Paris to London; Mr. Oawald and friend, to Par.;
Mr. Collet and friend, to London.