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London, England, 1814-03-02 00:00:00

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Guernsey
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Passages
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St. Setastian's

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FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY 27.
Nothing arrived today. Sailed the Eliza Packer,
with a Mail for the Brazils. The Duke of Kent
Packet, for Lisbon, has gone into the Roads.
PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY es.
Arrived the ship Sydney Cove, of and for Lon-
don, Ftrooz master, from Rio de Janeiro with a cargo
consisting of coffee, cotton, hides, ivory, &c. put in
here to join convoy ; sailed thence on the 2&I of Oc-
tober in company with the NARCISSU3 frigate. Sailed
this day his Majesty's ship ULrsszs, with a convoy
for the Eastward ; also sailed the SULTAN man of
war to join the Channel fleet ; Swn:Gzx gun brig for
Halifax, with dispatches.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH I.
Arrived his Majesty's ship ULYSSES, with a large
fleet of transports and merchant vessels from Ply:
mouth ; and the Clarence, JACKSON, from Pemam-
?men, laden with cotton, hound to London, put into
this port to join convoy. Went out of Harbour the
Ackticut and HYPERIOZ:.—Wind N.W. strong breeze.
DEAL, MARCH 1.
Arrived the &lumina sloop of war, with a convoy
from Portsmouth, which are sailed for the River.

Five o'clock.—Arrived another Reet from Ports-
mouth, particulars not known; the two Indiarnert
that arrived at Portsmouth are supposed to be among
them.—Wind N.W.

HARWCH, MARCH 1.
Arrived the Alliance Packet, Cipt.iin MAISII, with
a Mail from Heligoland.—They report that the ice
extend ten leagues from the Island.—Wind S.W.

SHEERNESS, MARCH r.
Put 'sack yesterday, after post, the Swedish ship
Oscar, Honsartz master, not being able to get into
the River Maese for the ice ; she confirms the infor-
mation obtained yesterday, that 11 sail of the FLA.•
men's convoy did attempt to get into the Aid, but it
was repotted to the master of the Oscar by the crews
of an ice boat, that only five of the ships succeeded,
the other six were cut through by the ice, and would
in all probability be lost. The Swedish brig Red.
ligheden, GERDES, master, and a copper-bottomed
transport, marked H, were carried on shore by the
crews off the Island of Goree. A transport brig is to-
tally lost, but the, crew saved ; she i. said to have
beets laden with bornh.shells. I',e Mime& fetus sloop
of war has the signal flying for convoy for Elsineur. .
COVIt'OF CORK, FEBRUARY. 2.3.
We are happy to announce the safe arrival of his
Majesty's ship TRINCULD, Captain Rassy, from ac-
companying the West India Jim as tAr as the Western
Isles. His Majesty's shi;) PaRSIDES Capt.sin MA.
SON, was left on the 12th instant, by a vessel arrived
'here on Monday from SP. A ndero, off that port, col-
lecting the vessels of his convoy bound to Passages,
having already seen those in bound to St. Andero.—
His Majesty's ship BACCHUS, Captain Wruks, sailed
yesterday morning for Ply Mouth. His Majesty's ship
TARTARUS, Captain Pasc.oz, and JALOUSE, Captain
Lowe, sailed yesterday on slim cruises.—Monday
se'nnight his Majesty's ship MENELAUS recaptured
(the TRutetmo, Captain Retina, being in sight) -a
very valuable Spanish ship from South America, be.
tween Ushant and Scilly, endeavouring to make a
French port ; the had been previously captoried off
the Western Isles, by two French frigates, who took
out her crew, and put some of their own hands on
board, with directions to proceed to France. She is
said to have specie, &c. on board, to the amount of
a million sterling. The Frenchmen were in the act
of taking the specie out of her, when an English man
Of war heaving in sight, they quitted the prize and
gave her Chace. The re-capture is arrived in Plymouth.
.-13 y the arrival in this port yesterday of the ship
Fidelity, Captain Htxraa, from Passages, we are
enabled to communicate intelligence from the South
of France so late as the 15th inst. to which period no
movement had been made by the Marquis WIILLUic.•
TON, but every preparation was making- to advance
as soon as the weather and the roads would permit.
Spars, cables, &c. were collecting for the purp9e of
throwing abridge over the Adour. Our army was in
high spirits and excellent order,and the gallant Marshal
was in-very good health, and frequently took the di- '
version of hunting in view of the French lines. The
last fleet of merchantmen that Ailed from this har- •
hour for St. Ander% &c. had all arrived out safe.

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. Advises received yesterday from Bilbna assert, that
the Spanish troops, appointed by the Cones to escort
King FasnINAND to Spain, had already set uut for
that purpose.
Extract of a letter from Sackett's Harbour, dated
January 19—" We have every possible reason to ex-
pect, and I have not the least doubt that we shall be at-
tacked daring the winter. Report says. that the creamy
are making every necessary preparation for that pur-
pose at Kingston. A short time since several detached
companies of troops, amounting to about 800 mt n,
were marched to French Mills, leaving this plice
nearly destitute, so that there remains at the Harbour
only about 700. Our fleet is manned to the best ad-
`vantage, but at the best the ships can only act as
floating batteries."
CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE, MARCH 1.
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-ter prices. Barley Is in demand, sad is. par vertu dame. a
other irticlel there Is no altesation.