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London, England, 1813-07-26 00:00:00

GREENOCK, JULY 21.

The brig Collingwood, GILCURISI', from Quebec,
is in the River—sailed from thence the 170 ult.—
The Cork fleet had arrived ont in the beginning of
June. Arrived the Brunswick, litscor, from PArA—
left thence on the 2d June. On the 3d July, in lat.
38. long. 41. was boarded by his Majety's friyla
MADAGASCAR, in company with the BARHAM,
CENTAUR, 74, and TUSCAN brig.—On the 9th July,
spoke the brig George, of this port, from Cadiz to
Newfoundland, out 16 days, all well.
THE AMERICANS BLOCKADED.
Hartford, N. A. June O.

We learn from New-London, that on Monday last
Commodore DWATUR, with the frigates Unite,'
States and Macedonian, and are sloop of war Hornet,
having attempted to go to sea, and lound the British
naval force off Montauk too powerful, returned. into
that harbour, and were followesi by Commodore
HARDY, in the RAMILIES, 74, and some other 'tips,
who came to anchor off the mouth of the harhnitr.—
In consequence of the alarm which this state of
things occasioned, and the apprehensions entertained
that the British would follow our ships into the har-
bour, Major-General WILLIAMS ordered out a boiy
of Militia.

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The VOLONTAIRE, Hon. Capt. WALDEGRAVE,
which is under quarantine at the Mother bank, left
the fleet off Toulon on the 29th ult. and after stay-
ing two days at Alicant, left that p irt on the
Just before the VOLONTAIRE left, Lord WN. Bay-
rtlicK had begun to move his army towards Valet!.
cia. The Ist division, under General CLINTON,
had advanced ; the remainder of the army
were to march on the sth. SUCHET had re- •
tired to his former position, at St. Felippe, but, on
the Ist inst. he began to fall back to the Ehro :—it
is supposed, in consequence of Lord WELLING-
TON'S success at Vittoria, accounts of which had
just reac:••ed the Coast. The Alicant 4rmy had
been again reorganised. On the return fif the Ex-
pedition from Tarragona, sixteen transports, stray ir;g
from the Convoy, got on shore in the night, at the
entrance of the Ebro, (the Sr•trhampti.n, Alfred,
Magnum—Bonum, and Harlequin), were totally
wrecked.' No lives were lost. Some guns, how.
ever, and ammunition, could not be recovered.--
—The VOLONTAIRE left Gibraltar on the 6th • the
Pomona and lentoma. were lying there. The latest
accounts received at Gibraltar from Malta, stated,
that the plague had considerably diminished at Va-
lette ; in the town the number of deaths was reduced
to two per day. The /Watts., of 74, Capt. Hot.-
Lis, was to sail. from Malta on the Ist of July, with
a convoy for England ; the EAGLE, of 74, Cap-
tain ROWLEY, was to bring home the September
convoy. Sir SIDNEY SMITH, in the HISERNIA, had
been to Cagliari, and settled sonic differ.nces in a
satisfactory manner. Capt. JoslAs ItowLeY, in the
AMERICA, had succeeded in a similar employment at
Tunis.—The following was the disposition of the
fleet in the Mediterranean, on the 29th nit. via. :
Cakdonta, Hibernia, Royal Georgg, San Joseph, Satlleur.
Ocean, Prince of Wales, Union, Scipio, Panne, Repulse Riovenge,
venge, Aboukir Malgrave, Swiftsure, Bombay, and Berivicks
off Toulon; Armada, Curacoa, and Euryalu', off Genoa; Mil-
ford, Tremendous, Eagle, and Elizabeth, in the Adriatic; Malta, .
Fame, and Invincible, at Alicant; Edinburgh, at Palermo; Up.
daunted and Redwing, off Marseilles; Resistance and Mow, at
Mahon; Purituse and Impe rieuse, off Napies.-1 he Redwing,
l'Espano, Minstrel, and Kingfisher, are on their way home,
haying been lung on the station. Voluntaire has btee five
years from England.
CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JULY s 6.
Although we had a good supply of W hear 111. day front Kent
and Essex, that of fine quality was readily taken off at an advance
of Es.• per quarter, whits fhe interior description. continue rz-
ceedingly dull sale, and whet ittla was disio,ed td, was on rather
lower terms than on la.t Monday. beans urc 11, per (mast •
cheaper, and heavy sate, having a pod supply, and but few
buyers. Oats go off slowly, and are Is. per quarter lower. la
Dailey, Malt, sad f atb;ts Gain, ;hare is Iltsle sir no variative.