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London, England, 1815-11-16 00:00:00

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Bengal, arrived in the Downs yesterday morning.
—The 13c.As.eslt CAITLX lett China the 12th April,
Batavia the lOtla May, the Cape the 2Gth August,
and St. Helena the 21st September.

FALMOUTH. NOVEMBER is.
Wind W.N.W. strong gales, with [wavy squalls,
and remain. Arrived die Frederick packet, with a
mail from Orr-Uinta.

I'ENZANcE, NOVIIM BIZ It
It has blown a gale all night, and still contintrs.
The sloop Providence brolce her cable, and drove to
the Pier-head, but was there stopt by another anchor
and cable. The ship Delhi, that has been on shore
some time, has suffered much ; if the gale continues
slit must go to pieces.

pORTSMOU rit, NOVEMBER 15.
Arrived the A NDRON IMPA and MlNsTitta., from the
Mediterranean; and the ConoMANDEL, from HAIR AZ.
Sailed the CznrrAtat, for Plymouth ; the Tiger,
SMITH, for Rio Janeiro ; the Sally Sherbrooke Lurf,
for Barbadoes ; the Cossack, CilAyirrt)RD, Sherbrooke,
'l'4 i-
nidad ; and the Mary, QUIN-I.ml, for Watetiord.
DEAL, NOVEMBER 15.
At day-light this morning the uind came round,
when the outward-hound all sailed to the Westward.
Arrived the Scale)), Castle, COrnwallisi and Swaliow
Bast-Indiamen, from India, an 4 remain in the
Downs. The James, liaLt, horn Newcastle to
Charleston, has been run foul of tly the Haim* sloop
of war, and lost her fore-top-mast. She remains to
repair.—Wind N.W.

MARCATE, NOVEMBER :S.
A stout ship is this morning observed to be on
shore, supposed on the ran Sand. She keeps he.
quendy firing guns. The wind blows strong at
about N.N.W. The only large boat that coold be
got from hence has with difficulty been got out of
the harbour, aid is now working qp to the vessel as
fut as she can.

RAMSGATE, NOVEMBER 11.
Sailed last night for Ostend, the Lord Liverpool
packet, with Colonel &mug!, Major Wo.son and
Lady, Captain SIIARP Hurcturtsou, and several
other passengers. The poor fellow mentioned in our
last as lying iq a very doubtful stale, having been
' wrecked in the brig Edward, at the back oi
East Head, we are concerned to say. notwithstand-
ing every professional attention, died the same after-
noon. He proved to be a Deal pilot, of the name of
Trativ, who had been put on board to assist the ves-
sel in t he has left a large family qnprovided for.—
The wind having come somewhat favourable, a great
!umber of' merchant vessels, bonnd to the wetteard,
have got p :•r3 this tide ; we cannot get the;r names
in time tpr post.
BRIGHTON, NOVEMBER 14.
- The planish trading sloOp Julia, Timm ASON master,
whiCh ran in hem on Monday morning, went to pieces
last night, about pine o'clock; the cargo, consisting
of wine and fruit, has been all preserved, and is but
very little damaged. The crew, seven men and a
black boy, two or three of whom cculd i-peak tole-
rable English, are well taken care of hare, having
beep furnished with new clothes from head to foot,
and ; subscription opened for their relief. Mrs. Me-
mo, of Bedford.sno ire, had the whole party enter-
tained at her house last night, and Om riot' telicArs
appeared truly grateful for. the humane notice taken
of them. The Vicar, the Rev. R. J. CARit, with
that benevolence which uaiformly distingtilslies him,
has interposed his influence in their behalf, and many
Gentlemen of the tori, inehiding Mr. BARRATT,
Mr. C. WALICIK, Mr. C. SHEPPARD, &c. followed
the worthy Divine's eaample. When the vessel ran
ashore on Monday, the greater part of the crew, it is
imagined, would have perished, but for'the fearleif
intrepidity of opr fishermen, who enlinked their at ms
together, so as to form an extended chain of seamen,
and rescued them irons the' raging (billows, not ;in-
frequently at the most imminent ti,k of their own
lives. The scene was truly interesting—not an in-
dividual perished, por hes any person received ma-
terial injury.
LIVERPOOL, NOTEMBER If.
The Old Colony, lattictiorr, parted her cable in
the *River yesterday, and ran into Geprge's pock
Basin, where she has received considerable damage,
and this Morning she filled with water. Her cargo
is mtich damaged, nod is now discharging. The
Sampson, bona, and the Dope, HAI+, fnr
delphia have bo been on shore, and got off without
much damage. The Fanny? 1t0.4, falls keen on shore,
end got of without much damage. The Harmony.
TIJI,I.OOE, from Maranham, went on shore pear the
Fork, where she still remains.
.

GRAVESEND, NOVEMBER 15.
Aryisied 'be win. Foster, from Havannab; Mary Caseson,
Gibing, frail Bahamas ,• RoverOlompsun. front Ostend ; Wil-
liams Mibbald, Crowe, from Archangel; Zeisit, Coning, front
Ritter-dam ; Ann Matthews; from Malaga ; Liberty, Mune,
from Malta.' Sailed the %Vest lndian, Cook, 'for Antigua;
tbaris Pfstipascr, rigaribal, for Lisbon; LatlyHolland, Dean-
bam, and Mary, Ferguson, for Jamaica; Fortitude. Harwood,
for Nevis; Henry, Mosley, for Surinam; Venus', Roberts, and
Neptunus, Kuyper, fix Antwerp ; Jacobus, Ocket, for Ostend ;
Eugenie, Verbunt, for Rouen; Danuise, Stevenson, fur Bremen;
Hercules, Everting, for Paiute; Vier Geseliwister, Maack,
for Culberg ; Jong Kula', Brquwer, for Rotterdam. '

The following is an extract of a letter from the
Avnt to Lloyd's at Gibralter, dated the 18th
Algerine squadron, which passed the Straits
to the westward on the 4th instant, returned up the
Mediterranean on the 14t1,. 4 is not known whether
the squadron has made any capture., but its number
on return was not increased."
Viscount
lylot.Eswottpu, who s!rassinfortunately Jost
in the Arniston transport, on the 30th of May last, on
Lagullas Reel, was atieutenant-Colonel in the army,
and had not long' et.joyed his title. He is succeeded
in his titles and estates by Isis only brother, the Hon.
ROURT MOLIF*WORTH, who is married to the Hon.
Mill JONES, lister to the present Viscount RANILAGII.
Flat.—The two houses adjoining the Sugar-baker's
House, thtt pay blown up yesterday, (the details of
Which wily be seen ip. the next page) caught fire about
two o'clock this morning, and we are sorry to add,
were totally consumed; it was supposed to have ori.
&red from some of the combustible matter that had
f.den in them from the Sugar House : we are happy
to say no lives were lost, in addition to the mzlar
choly list of yesterday.