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London, England, 1813-07-27 00:00:00

N4PAL mTELLIGINCE.

I.IYERPOOI., JULY 24,
A vessel has this moment arrived,. which left Ber-
,
19th ult. ; brings an accjunt that Sir J. 1.
WARREN bad declared the whole coast of North
-America, from Rhode Island to the Mississippi; in a
state of rigorous blockade, and had dispatched vessels
gn 41e different ports to enforce it,
• FALMOUTH, JULY 24.
Arrived the Duke of Marlborough packet, with a
Mail from Lisbon ;also arrived off this port the Lady
Wellington packet, Capt. Paocron, with a Mail froth
Gibraltar and Malta : she was immediately ordered
and sailed for Btangate Creek without landing her
Mail, in consequence of having a foul bill of health.
Report says, the sickness has much abatedeat Malta.
CaptaittLiosrs, late of the ship Thames, captured on
her voyage from Maranham to Liverpool, by the
Yankee, came passenger in the Marlborough from
Lisbon, and reports the Yankee to be rigged as a
brig forward and as a schooner abaft, occasionally At the present Interesting period, when the war in
carrying a fore and aft fore-sail.—Wind W, the Province of Upper Canada excites so much of the
pORTSMCMTH, JULY 26. I public attention, gie following statements of Roads
Arrived his Majesty's ships ErnaLimr, of 38 guns, and distances, may be acceptable to opr Readers;
Capt. HEYWOOD, and SNAP, of 14, Capt. SARTORIUSs ; room ittisiac TO TALI AL
from the Downs, and the Spanish ship Hertules,l ?gm Pelee Levy ;03 the Portages Itp odkle
P2ATs, from Majorca, bound to Guernsey, and is put Across the Portage to Lake Finiswnata, sk
From theme to the pots of Madawaska, 40
under quarantine. Thp DEaTERoUaI 14 guns, Lieu- From thence to the Greet Fans - 40
tenant TOMLINSON, is appointed convoy to the Downs. • From thence to reedeilckstowa - It 4
The outward-bound convoy remain wind-bound at Finns thence to Se. John't - . 70
St. Helens.—The Roras.WlLLram having been taken Thence to Hautae .
into Dock and examined, is condemned to be broken Total, 61a tapes.
up, and paid off : the Captain and other officers are To Monfreal7 OK 9.11...L111RC TO MiCKILIKACRIIIACH.
180 miles, on River St. Lawrecce.
'to proceed to Plymouth to take up their commissions To Corteapa -de Lae; - 225
for thp Prtrxceiri the mean time the-flag of Sir R. •To Corow4 • - 266
pICKERTON has been shifted from the PoissAur, and ild. - _ 301
35
hoisted on board the MEOWAf, new seventy-four. T: Kr„gutlip sea
The ROYAL WILLIAM was built in 1692, and then To Niagara (or to York) vs
carried 100 guns ;in 1719 she was rebuilt (commonly To Fort irtc T - 560
called a thorough repair), and in 17,57 she was re- To Detroit 790
' T. Michißmaghlroach 1107 On Lake Herne.
(bleed to her present rate of 84 guns. The CHAL- I
Lancet and GmtszatorrEtt are appointed to take her The Hector, RICIIARos, of London, which was
officers and men round to Plymouth.—The SPAR- seized by the Spaniards in January, odthe Coast of
TIATE and PONKgGAL are to leave this port for the Perrau, has since been libeiated.
purpose of going round to some of the eastern docks, ' The Earl of Seem; entertained a select party al
there to be refitted, in consequence of the press of dinner yesterday, at his house in Arlington-street.
work on the hands of this yard, And want of room, Tuesday, Lord and .Laily GOSFORD, family, and
at present.—Two of the Russian men of war which suite, landed at Donaghadee from PJrtpalrick.
surrendered to Sir C. COTTON in the Tagus, and pug, The Dowager Countess of Essex bad a small card
chased here at the late sales, sailed for the river on party yesterday evening, at her house in Curzon-
Wednesday, for the purpose of being broken up. street, /slay-fair.
DEAL, JUL}' 26.
Lord and Lady MeLsourna had a select dinner
Arrived and sailed for thy River a Spanish ship,
party Yesterday, at het house at Whitehall.
particulars not known ; and a packet from Falmouth -
for Stangate Creek. The outward-bound remain. The SPA:sista Ara BASSAMIt entertained a few friends
YARMOUTH, JULY 26: at dinner yesterday, at his villa at Chicwick.
Arrived the Landraij, from the 1-Limber ; and Lady DUNpANNON had ; small party last night, at
tailed the Ballasts Ella hired cutter, for that R.vcr, her house in Dover-street.
MILFORD, JULY 24. Lord GWYDIR and Lady WILLOUGHBY entertained
Arrived, and was inur,ediately put under qiiaran- a small party of friends at dinner yesterday, at their
tine, the Malvina, EVAN,,, from Messina and Malta, house, Whitehall.
last from Liverpool, wan a cargo of 0.1, wine, cheese, Sir Tuoatas TRIM, Bart. had a large party to
olives, cloth, hides, &c. The Master of this. vessel dinner yesterday, at his seat, at Bromley. •
states, that he was informed that the cause of the
The Earl of S rale has 1 dinner party today at his
plague getting among the inhabitants of Malfa, was
as follows :—A shoe-maker went off the Island in a house, In Spring-gardens. •
boer, and met with a vessel from Alexandria, •frorn Lord CASTLSREAGH gives; dinner on Sunday to a
which he took out a hide of leather ; shot tly after hp party of friends, at his seat, North Cray.
landed, symptoms of the disorder appeared, and it Lady HAMPDEN had a select party yesterday Pm.
was not long before he expired, whea his family was ing, at her house in Green-street, Grosvenor-square.
' put oil board the Lazaretto. The vessel also Arrived , Lord WALPout embarked on board tile Kallo4lloo
at Malta, but was immediately ordered to return to • sloop of war in Leith Roads on Thursday evening,
Alexandria.—Also arrived the l'lnmpo, MOLIAMIN for St. Petersburgh, ants sailed on Friday forenoon
from Sr. Ives, for Liverponl ; and Diligence, THO- from the Roads, with a moderate wind from E.N.F.
11AS, from Liverpool for l'adstiay...- Sailed his Ma. Saturday, the Master-General of the Ordnance
iesty's ship Foxtrot/so, Captain P*aisu, on a cruite; _
yor9 MULORAVE), attended by Lord LIVERPOOL,
and Gower packet, Capt. GREY, for Waterford, with
the Earl Dosocolisione and Lord iltrrcnissott. orcl CASTLEREAUH, Lord Mai,viLt.a. the Russian.
COVE OF CORK, JULY M. AMbassadol, and a large party of Ladies, visited
the Royal Arsenal, at. Woolwicla and notaithstandy
His Majesty';; ship STORK, Capt do Corriaw, ar. itt., the impel leh.wers Of rain that fell, they remained
rived on Monday from a curiae round the island, in
quest of some privateers said to be in the Channel.— , near three hours in viewing the wonderful improve-
ments in that gr;nd natjpnal depot. Every attentiog
His Majesty's -ship Hunpia, -Captain fitoarnEssoa, is
cruizing between Loughswilly and Cape Clear she was paid to the noble visitors by Generals LLOYD*
Curewox, M•Cr.oup, ROcstroati, Colonels Mir,ccat
is to remain on that part of t'le coast for some time. Gitatinfot 4c.
His Majesty's ship Balsa, Captain MOUNSHZER, or.
rived yesterday morning from Plymouth, with the BatAa—Nalteration in the price this Ree=k: the
transport 88. having fifty men of the Dorsetshire altiartern Ic4f eighteen peace-halii)englY.
Militia on board, who are to join tlfeir regiment at , FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS,
Limerick. Yesterday arrived his Majesty's ship The Earl and Countess of Ashbornharn, at their house in Do.
VIRAGO, Lieutenant PITMAN, with a fleet of eleven i •"'WWI frtee their seat, Ashiturnkaim Place.
transports, having on board the Westmeath, Clam
The non. Keppet Craven, at the Albany, trom the Continent,
afteian sumo qf 'Wen' psoatha•
and City of Dublin Regiments of Militia. They sail.: DtpsltilTßES.
ed fiorn Portsmouth twelve days ago. As soon as The
Berkeley-
n4..Ceistntess of Craven, from thei; house in Chsrles-
the troops are disembarked, the 30th and 76th regi- to Sonttampton.
ments of the line are to take their place. The 30th is ; TO Earl and Countess of Haut, from the Clarendon Hotel,
destined for Galt-Atari the 76th for st, Andero,
iflacount Mottojoy, to his seat Ozburgh Hall, Node*,
Spain, in Bood.statet, to their seat in Nest.
Lord and Ladylilnitstanvllle and family, to their seat, Cornwall.
The Ear: :-.nd Coonks of Las* and fatuity, on a tour.
Eobert 1. atquebe, Sot. M.P. from Batt's New Hotel, Lavery
street, to Brighton.
General Milner to his estate in Tellable',
• Hon. Mr.. Taylor, to Harrowptv.
Christopher Wilson, Esq. from Newmarket, to his seat, Eke*
Lodge, Yorkshire,
H. Seymour, Esq. for his seat, ?Album.
Sir John and Lady Shelley and family, so the Isle of Wight.
Lord Button, to his seat in Hants.
13ines Ferguson, Esq. M.P. to Scotland.
R. P. Blatchford, Esq. to his seat in the Isle of Wight.
Mrs. Neville, to Brigkton.
Brook Taylor, Esq. on a visit to the Earl of pwaterfield,pt 1s
seat in Derbyshire.
LOPESitti r.—The daughter of a Naval Officer,
residing at Gri•enwich, eloped from her father's house
on Friday last, with a common sailor. and 12,15 no;
since been heard of,
It is remarkable that William Danton, the boy
who was killed by the lightning, at Margate, on
turday, with the three donkies, has not the smallest
mark of violence on his body. Near Dirchingtoni
the lightning struck a hay-stack, and tended it it
half, as if jt had been cut down with an instrument.
and without any marks of fire. The storm took it
direction immediately over Margate, which place was
completely inundated t during its continuance, tha
chaise of Mrs. Towsitv was literally dashed to piece;
in less than Eve minutes after her quitting it, by the
horse taking fright at the lightning, which also occa.
sioned a wine-merchant's caravan to be run away
with, when, by a midden jerk, the driver was throwq
from his seat, and liu-ng su•pelided by his legs, with
his head directly under the horse's hoof, until he was
rescued from his perilous situation by a casual nas.
senger en the read,

OP 1.114 Ontario;

QUEBEC, JIJNE So.
The fleet which sailed from the Cove of Cork, for
Quebec, the latter end of April, under convoy of the
13Eia.enoPitoN, unst and other ships of war, all
arrived satei with the exception of the ship Hero, STL-
PIIENSON Master, which unfortunately got on shore on
Red Island Shoals, in the River St. Lawrence, and
was obliged to unload great part of her cargo.—She
has since arrived at Quebec, considerably damaged.
py the last accounts from Halifax, it appears that
the American frigate Chesapeake, prize to the SHAN.
sm, arrived there on the 6th June. The NOVA
SCOTIA brig, of 16 guns, commanded by Lieutenant
KENT, who was First Lieutenant of the QUARRIERE
frigate when captured, was appointed by Sir Jona
B. WARREN, to take home the dispatches to England.
Commodore Sir JAMS Yo, with his little Nita-
dron, were occupied in the blockade of the American
fleet, in Sacket's Harbour, on L ike Ontario, where
it appears that the Americans are deter Mined to re.
main in security, until stitch time.as a frigate, which
they 'nave been for aime time 4tilding, is ready to
be launched.

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. •
Captains J. W. Loring, to the Impregnable; Joseph Digby, to
the idydra ; and Sartorious from the Snap to the Avon. Litute-
nants Hay, to the Tweed ; R. S. Bailey; to the Vengeur ' • J. S
A. Denins. to the Medway ; T. Penberthy, to the Helena ; C. D.
Castle, to tlte. l'heseiu ; F. Small, tq the Acorn; H. Sankey, to
the Ajax; R. Grant and Graham, to the Blenheim; W. W.
West, to the Laurel; W. Par, to the Vesuvius; H. Coning and
A. O'Brien, to the Porth; C. J. to the Severn; J. Ming..
worth to the Blenheim. Mr: J. Wi&ocks, of the Rose sloop, to
be Fewer of the ^ corn ; Mr. Butt, Purser, to the Waldemar;
Mr. M. C. Patti, -god Mr. lames Irwine, passed for lieutenants,
i.ist passing day at this Port; Mr J. Jones, 'Midshipman of the
Pompom, prompted to the rank Lleut glint. Lieutenant lame"
if,Arton, hue of Ole Bedford, tq tip. Devonshire,