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London, England, 1823-06-10 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

The William Money, Captain Jackson, from Bengal,lttioti
or Portsmouth Bth of June : sailed from Bengal litA hinny,
the Cape 25th March, and St. Helena Ilth ApriL
His Maiesty's gun-brig the lIIVIESTIOATOR has been it MAI
for some day. in St: Andrew's Bay. We anderstand sham
been sent out by the Lords of the Admiralty, fur the purposeof
taking an accurate survey of the coast of Scotland.
William Tyrie, one of the crew of the brig Bellona, of Mu.
rose, in going along a plank, in the act of returning ee burl
that vessel, in the harbour of Riga, on the 4th ultimo, fill fin
it and was unfortunately drowned.
FALMOUTH. JUNI B.—Wind W.—Arrived the Ana, Sias
mnsca, from Plymouth for Prince Edward's Island.--.Saliotik
Manchester packet, TILLY, for the Brazils ; and alai-leis
Queensberry ditto, for Amcfica.
Poarsatourn, JUNI 9.—Light airs from the westward.-..
the Southwortb, L,anoirrow, for Rotterdam ; and Cadirie
Stewart Forbes, Cnarsiax, for Bombay.
Azateraa, Mar 16.—The Swedish brig Europe, Socanes,
arrived here a few days ago from Marseilles, with A cargo on
signed to a French house here t on entering this port, the A*
cities of the city went on board and landed the property,
prove whether it is French or not.

ACCIDENT AT HASTINGS,

HASTINGS, JUNE 9.

Theedniirers of this delightful spot cannot but remember th
stupendous and craggy overhanging cliffs to the westward of Os
town, dose tithewarm baths, whose beautiful and tomer:icor-
pearance strikes every visitant with wonder and admiration
they have always been considered as an ornament to the townd
.Hastings. - But, alas, these beauties are doomed to fall; toren
Mayor, considering them in a very dangerous state, has t►
luctantly ordered them to be pulled down • and, it is with loom.
felt regret that we have to redord the deaths of two pose no
who were employed in the undertaking. The woeful" is
their task by digging and undermining the mast-tank
puts of the rock ; and nothing happened of ceesequeote stti
Thursday morning last, when twii'mes, oneof the name of 4
bert Clapson, a young man from Brightling, was killed-elm
the spot by the falling of a piece of the rock—the other, maned
William Nichols, from Bexhill, was so dreadfully bruised the
he expired yesterday motning, leaving a wife and five chikina
—We are happy to find a subscription is set on foot at 8A146
Library, for the disconsolate widow and family.
Yesterday afternoon (Sunday) another piece of the rock,eus-
puted at .1000 tons weight, fell, with a tremendous crash, es-
eying away with it a fisherman's net-huuse, Which stood •acros
the road, nearly opposite, and literally knocked the whole is
atoms, sending some of the pieces nearly fifty yards dinar,.
P.art of the coach.offiee, belonging to Mr. James Buns, halm
destroyed; and an old woman, of the name of Cox,Sittingatos
window, was thrown to the other which fronts the sear fuel
out the casement, breaking goods, kc. bat yet, most aim"
Imlay, she escaped unhurt.
The public road was filled with the fragments of the esti,
and nothing appeared but desolatiod—every one anxious PP a•
certain, with dread, whether any persons were buried under tie
immense pile; but Paces arses was merciful; for had the oxi-
dent happened on any other day, no doubt but scores of
would have lest their hour. • •
We trust some method will be found to prevent a rearrest
of such distressing scenes—but we fear it, unless mute gaol
measures are taken.
BA PLIY'S Library has commenced with its usual !watery—
Jelin 's songs are good, and five great satisfaction.

Yesterday morning a Lie • broke out in the loon
part of the house of Mrs. Orde, in Osulston-street,
Somers' Town, which in a short time communicated
to the adjoining one of Mr. Toms, a private Gloat-
man, both of which were entirely consumed.
Some days ago, a valuable mare, on its passage from Ludes
Ito Dundee, by the Bridport packet, became perfectly mad, asi
had to be swung overboard in Burlington Bay andthawalloir.
Last night, a man of the name of Dempsey, lodging at Os
Red Lion, Wild-street, was found dead in his bed.
BETTING AT TATTERSA.LS, JU/1R I
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by Cat ton 8 to 1 agst Hildebraot
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to 2 agst Marcellus 15 to 1 apt Bertram
7 to 2 apt fletheifield •
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to 1 apt Tancted . 20 to 1 apt Falai& Royal
11 to ;apt Miss' Nanny 25 to 1- agst Honest Joh,
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LONDON;' Priated and 'pvibliehedlir Lino;
Plow, Teinyle-Mak,