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London, England, 1824-08-10 00:00:00

NAPAL INTELLI6ANCE.

Fatatocru, Atm. B.—Wind W.—Sailed the Sumner packet, for
Poarssiourn, Acc. 9.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Rosa cutter,'
from a cruise ; and IPty, —, froth the Mediterranean. Passed
by, the Sarah, RowsN, for Bombay. Sailed the Magnet, Mouser,
for New ork. Renriios, the Morley, HALLIDAY, for India.
DE si., Avo 9.—Wind W.—The Danish brig Ida, front the West
Indies, laden with sugar, coffee, runt, &c. got on the Oobdwin
Sarals last night, and is beCome a wreck—crew saved and landed
at liamsgare : a Deal boat, going off to her assistance, sunk, and
thr:e men were drowned. It is supposed but a small part of her
cargo will be saved.—Came down from the River, the Venus, Az.-
um, for New York ; Hero, Jet an for Malta; William, BROAD,
for Bilboa ; and Apollo, —, for Betbice.
LIVERPOOL, Act,. B.—Arrived the Harriet, CAR:, from Cam.
peachy ; Indian, TuRNSULT.; and Trafalgar, HONEST, from Quebec;
Isabella, Ismar,-from Miramichi; Wilkin, Howe, from Riche-
bucto ; and Thomson, TUODISON, from Shediac—the Sarah, WAL•
LACE, was ready for sea, but grounded inside the bar on the 4th of
July; Good Intent, from Cape Breton ; and Pro'erpine,
RAN from Miramichi. The Mary, CAM= for Rio Janeiro,
:ailed 23d July, has put back, with pumps damagedi and four feet
water in her hold—on the 51st ult. in 1at.46. 10ng.13. experienced
a heavy gale.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, A U'3. 9.

SHIPS ENTIR ED Imvaans—The Killinbeck, from Antigua; Eliza,
Bushman, and Romulus, from Grenada; Adonis. from Cape Coast
Castles Betsey, Union, George, Ocean, and Harlequin, from Que-
bec; Brighton, from New York; Union, from Sicily; Bassett,
rid Margaret, from Riga ; Brunswick, from St. Peter.burgh ;
Aimwell, from Teneriffe ; Emery, and Alfred, from Oporto ; Lady
Campbell, from Calcutta; Sir Joseph Banks, Henry Davidson, and
Xingston, from Jamaica; Agenoria, from Waterford; Mama,
and Thetis, from Lisbon; Anne, from St. Vincent's; Hamilton,
from New Orleans; Hope, from the River Gambia ; William, from
Malaga ; Freyneit, from Dantsis ; Hawn', from Rotterdam ;
Lively, from Cadiz; Anne, from St. Lucia; Dominica, from Ma-
deira ; and Caroline, from Leghorn.
Ernesto Ouvwauas—The Ganges, for Madras; Flora, for Rot-
terdam ; Comet, for Elsineut; Britannia, for Stettin; Hope, for
Hamburgh ; Telegraph, for Havre; London packet, for limerick.
Ctrslll4 Oierwanns—The Matilda, for Odessa; Cossack, for
31alta ; Perthshire, for Malaga; Inclination, for Bremen; Rachel,
and &rah, for Hamburgh ; Hannonia, for Rotterdam ; Aim, for
Cadiz; and La Hogue, for Petersburgh.

The Doke and Duchess of CLARENCE came to town
yesterday morning from Busby. Their !Loyal Highnesses rid a
visit to the Prince*. SOPHIA, at Kenaingtorl, and returned to Uuby
in the afternoon.
Tile Earl and Countess of LIVIRPOOL did not pro-
ceed directly, on Saturday morning, from their seat at Comb*
Vood for Walmer Castfe. The Noble Bari sod OMMIPS have
gone on to Southampton, and from thence they intend to cross to
din Isle of Wight, and continue on a tour for about a week, pm-
Tunis to their arrival at Walmer Castle. The domestics of the
Noble Kul and Countess left town yesterday morning, and also
from Coombe Wood, to be in readiness to receive the Earl and
Countess at Walmer Castle. The plate-chests were removed yes-
terday from Liverpool House to the Bankers of the Minister. 11
IL Mom IT-Hottrosr, Esq. M.P. arrived in town last
night, on his return from his visit to the Netherland.. _

Mr. and Lady LOUISA.LAUBTON gave.an elegant en-
tertainment on Sunday, to his Royal Highness the Duke et licassz,
Earl COWUR, lord Nucor." Sir Faarscts Beannts. Bart. Mr. and
Lady Panarr, Mr. and Mrs. CAvennuin, Mr. Rams, Re. at
tbeit villa at Wimbledon.

Lord BERWICK had a dinner party yesterday, at his
kuse in Grosvenomquare.

Lord MELBOURNE had a select party at dinner yes-
terday, at his house. Whitehall.
Earl WILTSHIas has arrived at the Royal Hotel, St.
]_eies's•street, from a tonr.—Captains Bela and Bram= have We
ditto, to join their Regiment, the 4th Dragoons, in Ireland.
Yesterday, Mr. Secretary CANNING transacted beg-
an. at the Foreign Office.
The CH A Nciii.i.onof the EXCHEQUER and Lady SARAH
Roman arrived in town yesterday morning, from a visit to the
Itari and Countess of Vsatu.ssi, at their seat. Gorhambury, Hens.
The Eat 1 of WESTMORLAND transacted business at

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ttt Treasury yesterday.
Fir HUMPHRY DAVY, President of the 'Royal So.
nty, is now at Copenhagen.
Wednesday the Magistrates and Town Council of
Et! nhurgh voted the sum of fifty guineas towards the subscription
itr erecting a monument to perpetuate the memory of the late
air. Wmrs..

The Royal Gardens, Vauxhall, were last evening full
gekgene company.
Bishop, of the Bow-street Police, has been sojourning
i
13sulogne.sur• Mer during the last week, to the no little eshek
0! many of its visitors. The object of his !Musicals to recover the
terAn of a ward_of Chancery, who has been surreptitiously takes
of the jurisdiction of the Court. The subject has been referred
to high legal authorities at Pads, bat it is rumoured that they
'fewer to any active interference to restore the ward.
Last night Hussey, charged with the murder in Cloth.
foir, wised from Ireland, In custody of Mr. Cape, one of the City
Marshals, and Forster, one of the City Oilicemand wee safely lodged
in Gilttpur.street Compter. It appears. on bis aggridminius he bad
lat, desperate resistance, as he has several wreak about him.
viras monad to the water-side from Dublin, by a party of min-
"Y, heavily ironed ; but from his general good behaviour on board
S..LrIP. he was relieved front his irons. On landing, and on his way
t° toter., be was extremely quiet and civil.
Last night, at half past ten, a young man, a carpenter,
I.ttEing it Mr. Broxup's, grocer, in Furc.etreet, Cripplegate, fel
!ora a thrft pair of stairs window, and was killed upon the spat.
VC hen taken up his head presented a dreadful spectacle ; he was
Kett to to into his room about nine, somewhat imbelated, beefier-
aris smoked a pipe at the window, and it is conjectured he bad
I°3a to skep and fell out.
The appointment of additional coal-meters, it appears.
l'as proved a very beneficial measure. At a meeting of
ut"ers of coal craft recently held for that purpose,
t4asks have been voted to those members of the Coin—
ri,.n Council who advocated it, and Os said to be the
npillin4iot the mote in:elligent nwmbers of that trade,
'':l-tt thy melee of coals, had not been adopted, would
tof
been con,i des ably higher than at present- the lin'
t.:l I •
. tams for the mynth of July *Au 1644•4shaldrons,
'''n :he largest quantity eves.jutportediiii oae month.

• RUNTERIAN MAXUSCRIPTS.
The College of Surgeons lately made an application
to one of the executors of the late JOHN HURTER, the
celebrated surgeon, for a vast number of manuscripts
left by him, relating to physiology, and comprising nu-
merous experiments and new views of physiological
science. They, however, have learned with regret, that
these valuable documents have been consumed by fire.
Nl.sny of the curious facts contained in them have,
I however, appeared before the Public in another form,
in Papers read at the Royal Society, but still the loss of
so large a portion of manuscript physiology, from so able
a surgeon and anatomist, cannot but !e deeply regretted.