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London, England, 1822-12-02 00:00:00

ttilld West 10911 s Roghunt, and tiot to the Ole Brigade, a,
,A,ocified in the Gamete of.the 113 d instant.
larval'.
To be. igajon in the Army—Captain Sir John William Head
Brydges, serving with the Portuguese ; Captain Robert Had.
Ochs serving with the Portuguese; Captain Robert Christ*.
pher Hansel, on half-pay of the 93d Fast (late on the Staff at
St. Helena); Captain Abraham Josiah Clone, no half-pay of
the List Dragoons (on the Staff at the Cape ef Goad Hops),

NAVAL'INTELLIGENCE.

Friday a small vessei, belonging to Cowes, which used to
trade to Swanage and back, with. stone, foundered in a squall sq
the Needles, when unfortunately, two lads, sons of lime
Haw, wete drowned. •
A trunk, a dead goat, and es painted boards, supposed tO
or

be a part of a vessel's cabin _ binnacle, Were, on Wednesday
night, cast on shore on the Dorm* of Balittaigne. The trunk
contained some articles of female wearing apparel, and a feat
books, in one of which was a receipt in the follo.ving
Received from Mrs. DobeU sixty.tive dollars, for reLt of be"
'.odgings to March instant." It is dated at Boston, March,l92t,
aid signed " Wm. lAttle."—Weeford Herald.
• FALMOVTIf, Nova 99.—Wind 9.W.—.Nrrived the Stunner
packet, from Lisbon, in six days.
Nov. 50.—Wind W.N.W.—Sailed the following packets
the Lady. Arabella, and Duke of Kent, for Lisbon; Cou ness
Chichester, for the Islands ; and Camden, for the Urazils.

PLYMOUTH, NOT. 50.—Wind W.— .Arrived the Vreed, Carel,
from Lisbon. Remain; wind-bound, a large fleet consisting of
.hove 50 sail.

Potersstocru, Dec.. I.—Wind S.W.--It has blown a strong
gale the whole day, with heavy rain :—the outward-bound rode
safety. Arrived
Ald
Intrepidvtendthetr, fr omra Batavia,
t transport,
from the alediter-
canran
; and Aiout 114 days, wg.h
-.its of rudder and bowsprit.
' ilanwscsi, Dee.. W.S.W.—Arrived the ertrzie,
--rom liamburgh, with ibis of anchor and cable. Salted the,
yririeese Charlotte with Mails, for Cuxhaven; and Va.l.i..tart,•
with Mails; for Holland.
Dui., Nov. 30.—Mind W.S. W.—Came down front the !liver
last night and uiled, the Melpomene, 11lowintar, for lkonbay.
Arrived this morning and sailed fur the River, the I troy Perch:,
CUNNINGHAM, from Madras; and Richard Reynolds, dieresis,
from Jamaica.—Halfepast sx : wind W. S.W. quite moderate;
the Sraaaownswx sloop of war has pat back ; the David Lyon,
PURDY, for Jamaica, still keeps out.
Dze.•l.Wind S.W.—Arrived early this morning and sailed
for the River, the John, Bazar, front Calcutta • Pahvard, Nits-
ROI, from Quebec; Eiiza, bLeacnasran, from Seville; Jack Tar,
ANDERSON. from Jamaica; Lively, MITCHELL, from New Provi-
dence; and Gibson, TAUNDLit, from Berbice: the three latter
vessels went into Ramsgate harbour.—Siz o'clock rat. wind
W. S.W. blows hard ; Kreral•of the outward-bound have drove
this afternoon, and let go-tbeir.second anchors, which appear to
hold them.—Half-Pist {ix ; more moderate ; the ships in the
Downs are reported to.continue well. The London, —, fur
Jamaica, came down last nightind Ailed.
Citszost-Housa, Nov. W.—Ships Entered Inwards : The Sir
William Curtis, from Calais; Victory, from Harlingen; Iriy
from Bilboa ; Lark, from Stettin; St. Helena, from Rigs;
Azores, from Smyrna; Palermo, from Seville; and Hercules,
from Quebec.—Cleaied Outwards : The Julius, for Sr. Kites ;
Aurora, for Waterford ; Supply, for Lisbon ' • St. George, for
Grenada; Ammo for 'Antigua • Gertruda, for Amsterdam;
Prince of Saxe Coburg, for: Rotterdam ; Flying Fish, for Ostend ;
Three Sisters, for Rotterdam; Heworth, for the Cape of Good
[Lope; and Bee, for Constantinople.