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London, England, 1813-03-15 00:00:00

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The Nocton packet, from the Brazils, was taken
'the 11th December, by the Essex, American frigate,
re-taken the sth January by the SIMMER/ frigate,
and tarried into Bermuda.
TORBAY, MARCH us.
The Newfoundland fleet got under weigh to-day,
but the wind coming from the S.W. they have an.
chored again. A fleet of about 200 sail, now off the
=head, are expected to bear up far this bay,
the wind not prove more favourable in the
night.—Wind S.W. and moderate weather.
FALMOUTH, MARCH IS.
Arrived yesterday the EARL SPENCER cutter front
Cork, with several vessels under convoy; Gansu-ea
gun brig from Portsmouth, with the rudder belong.
ing.to the ANDROMEDA frigate ; HIND cuttc% from a
criltze. Arrived to-day the pew sloop of war from
the Eastward ; ECHO sloop of war from a cruize
ISandwich packet in ten days from Lisbon, with a
Mail ; Princess Elizabeth packet in sight days frGris
Corunna, with a Mail : also arrived several coasters
from the Eastward. Sailed his Majesty's ship AN.
DROMEDA fir Gibraltar. A fleet passed Taste:Way tte
the Westward, and another to-day.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH it.
Came in the Margaret, of Hull : she was captured
6th instant by the American brig privateer True-
blooded-yankey, eighteen 18-pounders, and two long
9-pounders, out of Brest and formerly by the CHAL• 4
LaNcraa gun-brig. The Margaret was re-captured
9th instant, by the NIMROD cutter; also arrived the
brig King George, TAYLOR, captured by the same
privateer, and recaptured by the PIERCER gun-brig.
The privateer has captured six vessels in the Channel,
among them the Fame, of Belfast, and a letter of
marque, of 14 guns, from Liverpool to Spain, and
scuttled a schooner. Four of the vessels captured,
have been sent north about for Denmark or Norway.
The above privateer got out of Brest during the time
our blockading squadron was forced off by the late
gales. Sailed the PEMBROKE, 74, and Laminas fri.
gate, the former for the Channel fleet, and the latter
with a convoy for Cork • Rant frigate, for the West
Indies; FAVOURITE, HELICON, and HERMES, on a
cruize.

MARCH 13.—Arrived a large fleet of merchant.
men, coasters, and colliers from the Eastward.—
Sailed the CLARENCE man Of war, for the Channel
fleet ; DISPATCH gun-brig, on a cruize; and the Ncp.
tune (1) tender, for Dublin.—Wind N E.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 12.
Arrived the WOOLWICH storeship, from the Downs.
Sailed his Majesty's ship SCEPTRE, with the whole of
the outward-bound for the West Indies; ETHALiox,
with the trade bound to Lisbon, &c. &c. 3'he fol-
lowing men of war sailed with them, and will accorn•
pany them to a certain latitude, viz. EPRRVIILN, WI.
ZARO, WOLVERINE, FORRESTER, RIPLZMANt HAVOC,
and the HINDOSTAN storeship. Also sailed the Sex
Joszz and Rose, for Plymouth.

YARMOUTH. MARCH 12.
Last night in the gale, E.N.E. and during a heavy
fall of snow, the brig Martial, RATCLIFFE Mager, of
and for Sunderland, from Portsmouth, with timber,
parted from her anchors and drove on C.,rton Reach,
crew saved, ship and cargo will also he saved.—
Ships as per last.—A transport is reported to be on
shore at Pauling, near Winterton.
DOVER, MARCH 12.
Since yesterday morning the wind has blown very
hard from the N. E. and at times attended with a
thick snow several vessels have taken shelter in our
harbour—among them are the following, with do.
mage, viz. ship Mary, SALTER, of and fir London,
from Plymouth, in ballast, lost an anchor and cable;
brig Fanny, WALKER, of and for Landon, from
Guernsey, lost bowsprit and an anchor and cable ;
hoy Sophia, from Bourdeanx to London, dismasted.
The sloop Active, LOVERING, of and from Plymouth,
with oats, for London, was driven on shore a shirt
distance to the eastward of Folktstone, early this morn.
ing, and the Master and crew were with much dim-
culty
saved, having been some hours in the rigging, '
and nearly exhausted. If the gale continues all met,
but little hopes are entertained of saving her—her
cargo and stores are landing.

Yesterday the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Earl of Lt.
VKRPOOL, and Count MUNSTER, had audiences of the
PRINCZ REGENT at Carlton-honse.

Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL had an interview
with the Duchess Dowager of Lams. at her house,
in Grosvenor-street. _

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It is reported that the Baron GERAUJI has bees
shot in France, by order of BON APART!.
General Hors has unexpectedly returned from Got.
tenhurgh, but it is understood that he comes home
for fresh instructions only. He had an audience yes.
terday of his Royal Highness the Parsca Raman.
Saturday last the dispatches for Chinn and India
by the Hugh Inglis, Lord Melville, Hope, Wasmet
Castle, Cumberland, Watley, Lowther Castle, Sir
William Pulteney, Union, Devaynes, General Stuart,
Huddart, Ocean, William Pitt, and Lord Eldon,
were finally closed at the East ladia House, and de•
livered to their respective Pursers.
Two Dutch Gentkmen, via. Messrs. Lawman's
and Bonn, arrived in town on Saturday night, from
Holland, on a mission to the Russian Minister. By
the vessel in which they came passengers we have re.
ceived Dutch Papers to the 9th inst. but they do nag
supply us with any intelligence of importance.

CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, MARCH it.
We have large fresh arrivals of Wheat for this day's morksite
in addition to what remains over from tan week ; sales tolerably
brisk, and that of fine quality obtains as advance of a& per gm&
ter • inferior, on the contrary, rather lower. Barley and Malt
an; in good supply; sales heavy, the former about ss lower;
the latter, with Peas and Beans, support last paces. We have
some further arrivals of Oats; but little variation has taken pia*
in price. Other articles without alteration.
English Wheat 725. Mo. ICfs. Rape heed £6O, £65 per last.
Fine ditto, 1211 e. 1343. Linseed, 611&1141. per qr.
Foreign do. 644.1120. Ditto, for Seed, 1006. 190&
Rye 7as. 110 s. Coriander do. per cwt. 311 e. 406
Barley 665. 725. Caraway, ditto, 80s. Hs.
Malt, 965. 10Se. Canary do. 90s. 100 s. per qr
Ditto fine Ware 110 s. White Mustard Seed, les. kW

White Poo (boilers) Hs. 1001.
Grey, ditto, Us. 86s.
Beans, 784.
Tick ditto 66s 765.
Oata (feed) 265. sea. 40a.
Poland ditto, 40s. 461.
Boucot ditto, 62* 555.
Flee Bost 105 to ILO% k

per bushel
Sawn do. 20s. 28s.
Clover Seed, white, per Clrip
905.1405.
Ditto, red, 40s. 1265.
Tares, per bushel, 145.108.

1906. t* 105. pa @alb