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London, England, 1809-09-21 00:00:00

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YAI'AL INtELLICEIVCE.

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FALMOUTH. SEPTEMBER 18.
Arrived his Majesty's ship HUMBlift, from the
Vowns ; and the Walsingham packet, Captain Ro-
was, with mails from Lisbon, in eleven days pas.
sage. The Lady Arabella packet, for Jamaica, pu•.
back on the 15th instant, with the loss of her bow-
sprit and foremast.—Wind S.W.
PLYMOU I H AND Pf.yMOUTH.DOCK, SEPT. 19.

TheT Darwin, of 61 guns, is coming up harbour
=peril Cawsand Bay. She will, I understand, be laid
bing now 39 years old ; add to which, she
suffered very severely in the 1 tte gales on her passage
from the West Indies.
l'everclay A4rairal Yot.l:G arrived here, and re-
sumed thecommand at this port : he hoisted his flag
bft board the SALVADOR DEL MIND°, and Rear-Ad.
Surrot: shifted his to the 11.2.sOtue.
rive wind having become favourable, the following
vessels sailed this day for their respective destinations,
v;z.--The CONFLICT gun-brig, with Mt. Mats, the
Messenger, having cEspatches for Lisbon and Spain;
Jatot7SE sloop, for the Cork station ; and la RIDE
frigate, for Rochefort.—The Pilots are looking out
for the DEPIANCE.
Came in the brig Wienholt, of Teignmouth, Cap-
tain Witttavt LANGDON, from Liverpool, bound to
Newfoundland, laden with coals,. salt, , and provi-
sions : she has been as far as long. 29 W. where she
expeliencei a very heavy gale, and in which she lost
her mists, beats, sails, rigging, and every other
frwmtble that was on deck, as also part of her cargo,
and she is a complete wreek, and great fears were en-
trtained that she would have foundered. Two of
c;,-_••.,, were also washed overboard, but recovered
:lg.:in.-Trio, of Whitehaven, Capt. M'lvcn, from
Cape Francois, bound to London, with coffee and
cotton;- sl:e has list her mizen-mast, main-topmast,
and otherwise in great distress—Brig Stag, of
Jersey, Captain LP. Manua, from Poole, for Co-
run :a, with cod-ash ; put in here by had weather ;
CEorge, Captain AZ:BORNE, from Malta, to Hull,
vith oil, currants, /cc. one of the HYPERION'S con-
voy: she left Cadia the 14th 'At—Omega, Fnosv,
front Coruna:: it does not appear that she brings
any thing of importance—Mary, Captain MAY, from
Bristol, with spirits fcr the navy.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER d2o.

::fI,NI the H A RDY gun•brig on a cruize. The
knu..t cutter takes convoy to the Eastward.

Arrived the korAt O.tw, of 74. guns, from Ports-
mbuth ; the ROLLA And SHEERWATER sloops from a
rtuize,Sailed the THALIA frigate for Portsmouth,
ani ;!:e CHALLENGER sloop of war on a cruize.
:.!IYTEM'Erit 20.—came down from the River:. the
!kton:rch, KENT, for Jamaica; Francis and Eliza,
Cnisex, and the Albion, Hustr, for Gibraltar; Go-
ernHalket, WATSoN, for Tobazo ; and the Fin.
7.1, DUNNING, for Rio Janeiro.—Wind S, W. • •
ktta:in the Princess tf Orange, Super% Vererable, Royal
r!ai, !.:orunooth, Salsette, Diana, Butephelu., Iluis, Wey-
xtoath, Termagant, Rapid, Kaniaroa, Fly, Sheer.
Royalist, Redpole, Faeoarite, Ulysses, Crocus, Cordele,
t::2l,agv:, Oberon, Osprey, Dexterous, and Furiois.
YARMOUTH, .SEPTEMBER sm. •
Arived DAUNTLESS sloop or war ; DltinExcE
SrAr,:.;sc, wit i convoy, for Gotteriburgh ; and
tit HA cc pun-brig, with transports, remains.— Re.
zrzia in tire Roads ships as per Ist.-IV-in& &S.W.
breeze.