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FALMOUTH) OCTOBtit 26.
No Foreign artivab. Arrived the brig Coeur. from
Prerpool, to wait convoy for Oporto ; and the brig
,Ana, Fttatzacutr, from Madeira for London.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 2S.
No arrivals. Sailed his Majesty's ship ALONZO
wish a small convoy for Guernsey and Jersey. Went

out of harbour the SHARPSHOOTER sloop of war.
DEAL, OCTOBER 28.
Arrived the Xenophon, BIRMER, from Gomm-
burgh ; and several other vessels, particulars not
known; parted from a large convoy yesterday morn-
ing in a galeo-p4t.was the BEDFORD that sailed yes-

terday morning with the CORNWALL for off the Ten',

and not the CoLossus, as before stated.

The Louisa, DEDERICK, from Petersburgh to
Sheerness, struck on the Berber Sand, near Caister,
on Wednesday, and filled with water. Part of de

cargo and stores saved.—Wind N.E.

YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 28.

Arrived the PRINCESS AUGUSTA cutter from Hell.
goland. She brings no news.

BELFAST, OCTOBER 25.
We are sorry to relate the loss of a valuable ship on
the Ballywalter shore, during the storm of Wednesday
last. The vessel, we find, is the Czsar, of Greenock,
hound for Cork to join convoy. Three of the crew
perished, but the rest have been fortunately got on
shore. A galliot, we also learn, has been totally lost
near the same place. The following letters contain
the particulars up to a late hour yesterday :
44 Ballywalter, seven miles south of Dousghadee,
• six o'clock, Thursday evening.
gi On Thursday, the 21st of October, early in the
morning, during a severe storm from E. by. S. a
large ship, dismasted, struck upon Sal Martin Rock,
about three sea miles E. by S. of Ballywalter. A
small boat, with oars, and without a crew, came on
shore about three o'clock A. M. when ROBERT ADALR,
J. Born, D. ALESANDU, W. NIBLoCK, and J.
ERMINE, put to sea in the said small boat, actuated
by the laudable motive of rendering their assistance
in preservation of the skip's crew ; when, melancholy
to relate, the boat upset during a heavy swell, and
shey all perished within a few yards of the beach.—
These unfortunate sufferers were inhabitants of the
village of Ballywalter, and of good character. About
five o'clock this evening, another boat, manned by
the exertions of ROBERT MILLER and others, attemp-
ted to reach the ship, but owing to the tempestuous
weather and /heavy sea, could not accomplish it, and
was obliged to put back to the shore • therefore, up
to the date of this account, no particulars whatever,
as to the name, cargo, or destination of the ship, have

as yet been ascertained.
4, A vessel (supposed to have been a sloop), name
and other circumstances as yet not correctly known,
has been totally wrecked, and the crew perished, off
Ballyhalbert; early this morning. JOHN G. DUNBAR,
Esq. GEORGE MArritEws, jun. Esq. and other gen-
tlemen of the neighbourhood, have been on the alert
all day on the coast to render their assistance, and to
prevent plunder, hitherto frequently too notorious on
this shore. A. MACKNIANN, Esq. coast-surveyor, Mr.
MULHOLLAN, coast-officer, with a party of revenue
boatmen, have a strong guard of Donaghalee and
Grey Abbey yeomanry, at Ballywalter ; and Messrs.
MILLER and Lemma, coast officers at Ballyhalbert,
have Lient.MacN ent,and a detachment of the Louth
militia, to assist in protecting whatever property may
come on share from the rapacity of plunderers."
" Ballywalter, October U.
" I take the opportunity of informing you, that
the ship lost on Sal. Martin, near this place, is called
the Cesar, of Greenock, Captain M'LARTY, on her
voyage from that port to join convoy at Cork, with
a valuable cargo, principally soft goods. Three of
her crew drifted from the ship in the long boat, and
were drowned ;—the remainder were got on shore
about five a. m. this day."
ARRIVED.
In the River, the Dwina, Smith, from Archangel; the
Bennett, Darcy, from Memel; and Aluwick packet, —, from
Pilk:u. At PetersbUrgh, • the Narcissus —, from Loudon.—
At Heligoland, the True Blue, Usher, from ondon. At Aber-
deen, the Peal, /3enelmeran from Archangel. At Wigstown,
the Terry, Wilson, from America.: At Drogheda, the Gemini,
Sena, froth the Baltic. At Harwich, the Oustaff Adolphus; Ga-
vin, from Gottenbergh. At Hull, the Minerva, Tinningley, from
Onega. At Cork, the Caroline, Astrondson, from Gouenburgk.
At Belfast, the Dorothea C.barlotta, from Memel.
The old Custom House, in Thames-street, which is
to come down, was built in 1669, and costi'about
£lO,OOO.

ADMIRALTY COURT, OCTOBER 28.
Harring and Kabeljouie, Visser master ; —, Ver
Wey master ; Goed Insight, -- master ; Jonge Jo-
hannes, Tinen master; Jonget Anna Elisabeth, Vinck
master.—This was a question, whether the above
Dutch fishing-vessels came under the exception of
the Orders in Council in regard to the Dutch fishing
trade, which the captors contended they did ; and the
Court required further proof.
Karen Maria, Black master.—This vessel sailed
under Swedish colours. Condemned for want of
' claim.
Hardengeren, Bredal master—Latenso, Garmig
master.—There being no impeachment of this pro-
perty, it was restored.
Confidence, Rea master.—This vessel sailed under
Amerizan colours, with a license.—Restored.
Diana, Pederson .naster.—This vessel under Da-
nish colours, was laden with rye and oats.—Con-
demned.
Anna Dorothea, Bachman master.—This Danish
vessel was also laden with rye and oats.—Further
i proof required. .
1 Swan Victorewitz, Haslewinkle master.—This ves-
' sel, under Russian colours, was laden with oil-cakes.
—Ship restored; further proof required With respect
i to the cargo:
Fortuna, Petterson master.—This ship under Da-
nish allows, was laden with corn, from liorsen,
, ostensibly to Hull.—Restored.

FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.

. Miti.NA4S.
The Mkt of Dreoushits, a, Devonshire noose, from the
tfavager Counts* er•srlte•r% wit:, at :it. A'bito's
The Earl and Cutir,ess of Uzbir4ige and , at ['abridge
Hesse, from itaLnlslare.
The Arclabidtop of•Can,lerbtiry atid family, at Add:ripen Park,
(tom ,Ilarnsgate.
Lady Adamson, at Miller's Hotel, 'rutin rreet, from C.lsel•
tesOmm.
Lord Ilkilkelry, at his isoomin Stisohnpe-street, Mayfair, from
b 1 seat, Englefield Green, Berkshire.
Lord Doom:mon, 4t his house in Marquis-street, Cavendlsh-
Attare, Tram a tour.
I • Lady A. Boyce, et her house in Bedford-row, from Worthing.
Lord GI Calthorpe, in Grosvenor-squgre, from Cambridge.
Mr. mid Mrs. Lucas aml family, at Batt's New Hotel, Dover•
street, trout their suet in Devonildre.
Captain Richards at Ditto. fr,m Bristol.
Mr. Brand, at
.Ditto, from Terkel' re.
Mr. Evans and I.ady Carberry, at Cook's New Hotel, Al•
beam-le-street, tram their seat, Langston.
Up Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Cole, at Warren's Hotel, Charles-
, styes% St. James's-square, from. Chichester.
Lady Lucas, at her house in St. hunes's•squa,-.
at %limey.
DEPARTURES..
The Duke andtDachess of Argyle and fandly, froth Upper
Brook-street, to their seat in Scotland.
The Earl and Countess of lersay, from the Duke of Rutland's
seat, near Newmarket, on a visit to she hart and Cuuutess of
Cowper, at their seat, Pansanger, Hens.
Lord Dalhousie, and ins Aide-cie•Catnp, Major Cooper, kuna
Gordon's Hotel, Alheznarle•str, et' to Scotland.
Mr. Hay, front ditto, to Scotias&
Honourable Henry Watson, from ditto, to his seat, Feldon,
Herts.
Sir Gilbert Heatbcote, Bart. from Margate, to his seat, Nor-
minion Park, LincoinsLre.
. Lord and Lady Hamilton, from their father's (the Marquis of
Aberoorn) seat, the Priory, to Brighton.
Sir Arthur and Lady Paget, from Burlington street, to Cool.
burst, Sussex.
Lieutenant French, of the Royal Artillery, from Batt's New
Hotel, Dover-street, to Colchester.
Miss Stockpole, from ditto, to Fitsroy-square.

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