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London, England, 1822-03-25 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAsicit 114.—Wind W.N.W.—The wind this after-
noon shifted to northward, and the whole of the outward-bound
have salt d except the Canning, Indiaman, which ship remains,
as there is but little appearance at present of fair wind. Arrived
and remain, the Dyson, Noaats, 1Z days from St. 'Michael's;
and Crighton, WHITE, from Mogadore.—Six o'clock : the wind
has backed more to westward again, and the London and Asia,
Indianien, have put hack.—Seven o'clock, Wind N.N. W.
DoVER, MARCH 27,—Arrived the Munnikendunt, llt.Aw, from
Munnikendum to Oporto, having lust an anchor and c..ble on

the Flemish betake.
SUNDERLAND, MA ROI c2.—Tbe John and Mary, of Lynn,
foundered about ten days ago oft the Dogger Renk,and the crew
was picked up by a vessel belonging to Aberdeen, and brought
in here.
Ponesemuen, Mencit '27..—The free trader Orpheus, Captain
FaiLAi, has passed by for the River—front the alaurities the
14th of December, the Cape the 14th, and St. Helena the 29th
of January. The cholera 'forbad: hat! nearly disappeared in India,
as well as at the Mauritius, where it had destroyed upwards of
10,000 of the slave population. tit the Mauritius, the attention
to the growth of the sugar cane and manufacture of sugar con-
tinues to be increasing. The paper currency of that Island was
very much depreciated, the dollar notes being at the rate of 140
for 100 Spanish dollars. At the Cape everything was dear.—
There bad been no rain the two last seasons, and in consequence
the crops nearly failed. Meey of the settlers would have starved,
but for the Government rations. The Cape was healthy. At
St. Helene, the einbetgo being removed (by the death of BONA
PA RTE), all vessel; put in there, but the Island was very dull.—
Indiamen were daily expected to call, to take the 20th Regi-
ment on to Bombay, to relieve the 47th. A standing guard, of
one Lieutenant and 15 rank and file is kern on duty over Boxe-
r e RTCS tomb, and an Officer's guard at Longwood, which place
cannot be visited but by a written permission of Government.
Neither the old nor new building at Longwood is inhabited ; it
was not determined what they were to be done with. The Mul-
grave Castle was to leave the Mauritius on 21st Dec. for London.
The American East Indianian, Superb, W. °twee Master,
from Canton, arrived at Cowes yesterday; left there the Bom-
bay, Captain GRAHAM (who stied at Manore, and the Chief Main
also died at Bombay ; the ship is now commended by the Second
Mate), the Royal George, and seventeen other Company's
ships. The ANDROMACHE frigate, Commodore JOSEPH NOORSR,
C.ll. will be paid on Monday, and sail on Wednesdar for Rio
Janeiro and the Cape. The Livery frigate, Commodore C.
G RAM', C. B. for Rio Janeiro, the Mauritius, and the East Indies,
awaits orders to proceed to the latter command, to relieve the
LEANDER,' GO, Rear-Admiral Sir H. Ilietexwooo. The Grw-
CESTE 11, 74 (round stern), is to be commissioned fur the flag of
Sir 13. IleeeowEee, at Chatham. The Rerreesseer., 28, and
the WEATIM, 10, will be launched next week at Chatham.—
The transports, Alfred and Defence (Lieutenant GEORGE ASI
DR Ixs Agent), are waiting a fair wird to proceed to Dublin,
and thence convey the 44th Regiment to Gietvesend, there to
embark for India. The William Money, for ludia, and twenty
sail of outward-bound merchantmen, are lying here, waiting for
a fair wind. The ARAB, IN, has been paid off by Captain SI-
MEON, and re-commissioned by Captain WILLIAM HOLMES, for
the Cork station. Lieutenant W. A. Lore:moil, and Mr.
Itieneen Wreerems, Purser, arc appointed to hen—Lieu-
tenant W. 11. Meterte; is appointed to the Albion ; liemeen
JONES, Esq. Surgeon of Bermuda Dock-yard, is appointed Sur-
geon of Sheerness Yard, vacant by the death of Dr. Emma; Dr.
3014:4 LIDDELL is appointed to the Owen GLENDCWEL—Arrived
the Shannon, Deeavuree, from the Downs for Demerara ; the
Briton, Reim, from ditto for Alicant ; Zephyr transport, from
ditto for Plymouth ; and the snow Alexander, ERItINCTON, from
ditto for Madeira.
Meilen 24.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Asia, Peen, from the
Downs for New south Wales; Tiffer, LOP. litEa, front ditto
for Tobago; Coventry, from ditto for St. Kitt's; and the Mary
and William, WORTS, from ditto for Malta.
LIVERPOOL, MA RCM 22.—Arrived the Providence Success,
Bowes, from St. John:s, N. B. sailed the 11th of February. The
Prince Regent, from Bristol, had arrived at St. John's with the
crew, except two, who perished, of the Tasso, TAYLOR. front 31 i-
bound for Liverpool : they were 15 days on the wreck.
LEATH, Menet' 29.—The brig James and Margaret, of Aber-
deen, which sailed front thence on the sth instant, betted to New
York, with a valuable cargo, was put on shore on the evening of
the 10th on the east side of Widewall Bay, in a tremendous gale
from the westward, and has received very considet able damage.
The crew arc saved ; and the cargo, by the last accounts, was
expected to be landed without material injury, when, it is hope'',
the vessel will be got into a place of ,safety. By a letter from'
Captain Livia:, of the Lail of Dalhousie, of date the Bth of Ja-
nuary, we learn that the vessel had in thick weather struck a
sand bank on the morning of the 18th November, and gone
ashore on the island of Shipagen, about 56 miles from Miramichl;
but being fortunately driven on a sandy beach, remained so little
damaged, that sanguine hopes were entertained of her being got
off, tile rudder being only unshipped, and a few butt ends started
in her bottom.
Cumin-House, MARCH 23.—Ships Entered Inwards:—The
Nepos, from Savannah; Nitre, front Ostend; Ceres, from St.!
Michael's; Otto, from Ostend ; Isis, from Clemente ; and Ed-
ward, from Bremen. Cleared Outwards t—The Blossom, for
Bahia ; Eclair, and Ann, fur Cork ; Isabella, for Stettin ; Gra-
titude, for Dublin; Woodford, for Jamaica; Minerva, for Ge-
noa ; Fox, for Ostend ; Bee, for Hamburgh ; London Packet,
for Limerick; Charming Molly, for Calais; Duke of Kent, for
Rotterdam ; Matilda, for Antwerp ; Arethusa, Sally, and Wil-
liam Bensley. for Quebec ; and Aid, for St. John's.
A atuven—At Surinam, the Three Gebroeders, Oaterdan ;
William den Aarstan, ---; Aurora, Aplers ; Anna Marie,
Haynes ; Sophia Maria, Roperluff; Cornelia, Vandermay ; Ar-
gyle, —; and Euterpe, Zeetnar, front Amsterdam; also the
Regent, Morris, front Rotterdam. At Valparaiso, Porcupine,
Laing, from Buenos Ayres. At Hamburgh, Emelie, Wilkin,
from St. Thomas's. At the Texel, Strcver, —, front Sitti-
nem ; and Frances Henrietta, —, front Smyrna. At Middle-
burgh, Sarah Agatha, —, from Demerara. At Nantes, Am-
phitrite, —, from lourbon. At Trieste, Brunswick, Fenton,
from Liverpool; and IL:1)0M Greenwood, front Bergen.

Monday the funeral of the late Rev. Dr. E. D. CLARXE took
place in the Chapel of Jesus College, Cambridge. The body,
after lying for some time previously in the College-hall, was car-
ried round the courts preceded by the Rev. head Master (the
Vice-Chancellor) and the Dean, and followed by the ft ier.ds of
the deceased, the Fellows of the College, and a very consider-
able number of Members of the Senate. The procession, which
was cased by the Under-Graduates of the College, had a 1 ecu-
liarly solemn effect, as it proceeded through the venerable clois-
ters of the interior court. After the burial service had been
performed in the most impressive manner by the Master and the
Dean, it was consigned to a vault prepared for the purpose at
the south side of the nave. A Committee of Graduate.; has been
formed for the purpose of collecting subscriptions fur procuring
a bust by CUANTRY of Dr. CLAlllit, to be placed its some
enu-
sp.etruus part of the University.