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London, England, 1825-11-19 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Mulgrave Castle, Range, from London to India, rail se
shore on Green Point, Cape of Good Hope, on the 3d &planks,
and it was feared would be lost. Cargo expected to be med.
The Enterprize, --, from Westport to Liverpool, was nut
down on Thursday morning, by the Lee steam•vessel.
The Frances, \V►t.KINS, front Sumatra, the 14th June, from the
Mauritius, the 18th July, and St. Helena, the 3d September, u•
rived at Gibraltar :he 22d October. _ .

Arrived off ()liter, the Pioneer, --, from Batavia.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 17.—Wind S.W. fresh breezes.—Arrived it
Countess of Chichester packet, from Buenos Ayres—sailed the ini
of September; and from Monte Vitlro, 13th ditto; Betsey, Gu-
am, from Jersey ; and the Sultan, WHEATLEY, from London for
Smyrna.
Pa.vatourn, Nov. 17.—Wind W.S. W.—Arrived the Botnino
transport, from Portsmouth ; and Hope, Davauus, from Tentrift.
Off the port, the Jessie, TODD. for Cadiz.
Poarsatourn, Nov. 18.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Sally, Aims,
from Cork. Passed by, the Sophia, —, from India; Venom,
DENHAM, from Jamaica; and Bedingfield, from Quebec.—
Landed here from a boat, the crew of the brig Victoria, HM OS,
master, of North Yarmouth, from Lishon to Liverpool, whirls
vessel foundered in lat. 43. long. 14. They had been five days and
nights in the boat, when they were fallen in with by the DAn•ii
galliot Baltshazer, from Cadiz to llamburgh, and ptovideatiaby
rescued.
DEAL, Nov.• 18.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Caroline, COW
NSW, from Almeira ; and Pilchard, COATS, from Malaga. Anived
from the River, and remain. the Albion, Powatt., for New Sortie
Wales ; Ulna, Knox, for the Cape of Good Hope; Briton, Fos.
arta, for Jamaica ; Leander, FRANKLIN, for St. Lucia; Antes,
Pawasox, for Antigua; Duckenfield, LYON, for Honduras; awl
Kezia, Itanim, for Alvarado.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 17....—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Aid, KNEE'
SHAW, from Miramichi ; Betsey, Allt.Ne, from Bourdeaus;
Hibernia, BAYNES, from Barbadoes ; Thomas, Jotexs, from Quebec;,
Lightfoot. litters, from Richebucto ; Francis, Jonwsou, from lu•
ginia; and Marianne and Louisa, Elm., from Halifax.

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Mr. Esens has contradicted a report that one of
walls of the Opera House has been condemned as unsafe.
An Inqu6it'on was yesterday held at the lio;•ei
Blackmoor-street, Clare.market, on the body of Jacob,
otherwise Ztchariah Browne, aged 72, who was f vs!,
with his clothes on, dead in bed, in a back attic, in
Hertford-place, Drury•lane. Time deceased yys
of
respectable family and connections, at Wells, in NOP
folk. He had for many years past been r.cluced to
poverty by former imprudence, and has lived la
seclusion. Verdict—" Natural Death."
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