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London, England, 1807-09-05 00:00:00

NetOTIC3L. INiELLIGENCE.

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FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER s.
Arrived the (hip Sufan, from Liverpool, bound to
Gibraltar ; alt.() the Dann galliot Bolette, Captain
Tsostrs, froom Zante, with currants. for Copenha-
gen, detained by the Hobnail armed (hip. Wind S.W.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. s.
Came in the Dane (hip Hope, Captain Kwurson,
front Waterford, in baliaft, detained by the Louisa
gun brig; Dane brig Emanuel, Captain KALLAND,
from Tonningen, in Isallatl, detained by the Amazon
frigate ; Dane brig Oleigrith Hong, Capt. G•ttssr.,
for Copenhagen, with Mr, detained by the Hatt s.
os in hired armed (hip; Pinhead, Copt. Canso, from
Mogadore, for London, with thins, put in for necef-
Caries and convoy. Sailed the Fox nous°, of 18
guns, to the Weftward, with difpatches; and Scot-
riots, of 18 guns, on a cruise.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 4.

Arrived the Robert from London, bound to De•

Tnerara ; Hope, MIDDLETON ; and the George,
THOMAS, bound to Gibraltar I alto the Galliott,
Onsx, from Arundeight, detained by the Duro°
gun brig.—Sailed his Majefty's fhips DAPPER and
Awr, on a cruize.—Carne into harbour his Ma.
jefty's fhips Ezspnewr and PRINCE Gsoacs.--.Wind
W. S. W.
DOVER, SEPTEMBER 4.
,s 7 an officer juft arrived from off Heivoetfluys we
learn, that there is a large French frigate lying in
Flufhing Roads, with a complement of 150 men and
50 foldiers all ready for tea, only waiting fir an op•
portunity ; alto two more frigates, all ready for tea.
Our harbour continues to fill daily with Danes, &c.
the number fent in from the zzd of Auguft to the

a of September inclufive, are feventeen Trails from

153 to 253 tuns each : we have alto a large Danifh
fhip in the harbour of 535 tons, detained before the
order came down.
DEAL, SEPT.
Remain in the Downs the Pr inccfs of Orange and
Canada men of war, Clyde and Crocodile trigates,
Sea Gull and Ref°lute (loops of war, Harmony
viEtualler, Diligence and the Swift Eaft India Pilot
vcflils.—Wind S. W.
SHEERNESS. SEPTEMBER 3.
Arrived yeilerday, the Swedifh fhip Elizabeth,
Capt. Swa« Bost«, from Gottenhurgh, with planks
and deals, bilind to Guernfcy ; this Captain trine-
fent‘ohat as he came on his voyage, he law an Eng
liflr and a Dana's frigate engaging each other, but
be cannot tell their names.
Sart% ♦.—The Elizabeth failed this morning to
the Downs on !icy voyage. The fignal for the Baltic
Convoy to affernble, was hoined this morning, on
board the CEMTINVL gun.brig, at the Note; and are
to fail on Tucfday, if not countermanded.
LLOYD'S LIST.

CRAVtiti,lls. Sam —Daft by the Sally, Jadfon, from Rine ;
Samaritan, Hall ; and the Albieore, Williams. from Petertburgi.;
DeAre, Cod; and the Liftor, Royle. from %ewe.
Sam —Paft by the Quebec, Bally, from Quebec; Brittol
Trader, Pbtlps, from New York t Aftley, Capper, from Riga ;
Rot al Ann, Hartwood ; Fame, Richards; Ann, Phillips ; and
the Union, Shepherd, from Cork —Sailed the Harmony, Hum-
phries, for Cork ; Two Elizabeth!, Dyer; and the Jcmima, Bar-
ber, fur Dublin.
Ais a1vez,....-At Falmouth, Caledonia. from Peterflattrih
...At A rica, Marquis of Huntley, Martin; and the ealtdonia.
Miller, trona London—At the Cape of Good Hope, Woodland
Cattle, from London.
The Difpatch, —, from Britlol, is loft at Jerfey
—crew laved.
The Duke of Kent. R :ex E Tits. from Bolcom Ayres,
hit from Surinam, is arrived in the Reach. It is not
yet nnderllood that the brings any new intelligence.
The Lord Cochrane p;vareer has detained and
lent into Dartmouth the D inith Ihip Forenede Broe-
ders, PRALSEN, from Vi:ia Nova, hound to Copen•
happen; and the Danith brig Cecilia Catarina, bound
to Sondherg.
The American fhip Alonzo, CLARE, from Virgi-
nia, hound to Rotterdam, detained and Cent into Dart-
mouth by the Lord Cochrane privateer, has (ince
been liberated, and failed for the place of her deftina•
tiun.

A very fingular fpecies of deception and robbery,
was on Monday night loft pranifed at Eynfham, in
Oxfordfbire. A Mr. L. an elderly gentleman of
that village, had invited a friend of his, a Mr. D.
of L(11clor., to his houfe, in order to amide him with
a few days (hooting, and requefted him to being any
friend he pleated with him. On Monday evening, a
perfon, apparently a gentleman, arrived at Mr. L.'s,
'who Paid Mr. D would follow him on Tuefday, not
being able to be down to the MI day's fport. Mr.
L. kindly welcomed his new vifitor, and about eleven
O'clock they retired to reit; but, flrange to tell, when
be stole next morning, ha found the perfsm had
robbed his houfe of feveral very valuable articles,
and made his efcape in the night. How he could
have gained poffernon of what had palled between
Mr. L. and Mr. D. remains a myftery ; but it is
fuppofed he mutt have heard the latter relate it to
fornt friend.

Saturday a young man, while attending the work-
men employed in repairing a bottle in Millom-fireet.
Bath, 101 l from the ladder, and gas fa much bruifed
that he died while they conveyed him to the hisfpital.
Laflireek one of Meas. Benwell and Waymouth's
men accidentally fell into the Thaores,.ncar Batter-
lea Bridge ; an expert diver brought up the apparent
"Pte. Mr. FLOC RTON. fortunately, had the road
Compariim of the Humane Society, and purfued it.
direehotts for near half an hour, when languid figns
of life appeared. The man who dived for the body,
and all who aflilled the benevolent Mr. FLOCK TON
in kis effort% to rettore animation, have been rewarded
By the Treafurer of the above lid':-Paving Inhitution.