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London, England, 1815-12-15 00:00:00

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MARGATE, DECEAIIIIR Cc —We are happy to in-
form that the Woodbridge East Indiaman has been
got off. She is now at anchor in our roads ; she
made but little water, and it is hoped that she has
sustained but little damage jn her hull.
Bluourom, Dec. 14.—A melancholy accident hap-
pened at sea on the 6th inst. On the evening of that
day, the Williamson collier, Capt. STAFVOUD, bound
from Sunderland to this plach, with a cargo for
Messrs. CnoswELLEtt and BLABEIti as unfortunately
,run down, off the Humbvr, by the Lord Melville
packet, of Leith. Three of the crew peri►hed ; the
Captain and two boys were providentially picked up
by the packet.
FAL►IoUTH, Dam 12.—Arrived the Rebecca, i).411.
scm.b from Cork ; the Four Friends, BuotcessatNit,
from London.

PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 14.—Arrived the Elizabeth,
Cum', from Waterford ; Nimble, HarastoND, from
Jersey ; and the Hope, blasox, from Guernsey.—
Sailed the Variable, HOLM, for Norway ; and the
Argus, JANIZSON, for Hull.—Wind W.
Ynumwril, Dwzmanit 14.—The Theodin, with
salt, deals, &c. was towed in yesterchy in a disabled
state ; the Flora, RICUARDSON ; Nancy, BANKS ;
and the Eliza, BELL, all driven on shore on the 7th
itig. have been got (4 and brought in here. The
Maria, NEWLY, is on shore on the beach at Calais—
CI ew saved.

PLYMOUTItoDECENBER 13.—Arrived the Blenheim,
MlLLeit, from London for Grenada; the Telegraph
schooner of war, from Cork; the Prince William,
Waver, from Ramsgate bound for Liverpool, lost
topniast; toe Margaset and Elizabeth, Sntsrss, from
Sunderland; the Pomona, Cuanza, from London,
blown nut of the Downs in the late gale, with loss of
anchor and cable.—Sailed his Majesty's ships Rami.
lies. 74, and Eurotas frigate, fur Sheerness, to be
pail off.

Dear, Dec. 14.—Arrived and remain in the Downs
the Friendship, MYIK, from Bremen for Lisbon; Mi-
nerva, HOLUM:M.3IIp from Stockhurn to ditto;
Ariaclue,LAktSON, from Dantgie to Bourdeaux. Came
down from the River and remain, the George,
LIWAAC. toe Marseilles • Vittor;A, las. St.
Übes ; Agenoria, PATTSIUIOII, for 'Trieste; Davit,
HUNTSR, fur St. Helena; George, LINDSEY, fur Te-
neriffit ; Mary Ann, MULLIS, for the 13,azils. The
City of Edinburgh did not put back, as stated in yes-
terday's list.—Wind W.

BRIGHTON, Dec.l4.—The Plii NC R [GUT arrived
here yesterday. and every day will !P.. el 1 the number
Of the illustrious personages who are invi:ed to spend
the holidays with his Royal Highness. QULEN
and PRINCESSES will arrive this day ; a guard a ho-
nour will es:nit them into the town. _

A young Lady, of considerable fortune, eloped on'
Wednesday morning, from the residence of her refs-
tires near Exeter, with a young Military Offizer. The
post chaise and four in which they went off, passed
through Chudleigh and Ashburton, towai is Ply-
month, closely pursued; but the fugitive, who is not
17 years of age, has n,,t yet been restored to her
parents. 'llw amour had been so secretly conducted,
that not the least suspicion was entertained-of an'y
attachment efisting between the parties.
We have received Philadelphia Pipers to the 7th
ult. but their contents possess but little interest. The
DunarrctiT Press of tht 34 November, states, that the
American: schooner Mink on I .ter p4ssage from Detroit
to Ytiiladdil!:ia, had been hailed by his Britannic
Majesty's schooner Nawach, and two musket shots
fired at her, of which complaint has been made to the
proper authorities. We doubt not that it will appear
that the slip had not complied with the hail
Oahe King's shift.
A l'rivate Letter from Paris, dated Dec. 7, says :
0.•41 I saw Mat shal Ney shot this morning. Besides
the military, which,, with the eiceptiou of the vete-
; rans who shot him, were Horse Gendarmes, there
were a hundred spectators, and I believe, 1 was the
only strznger there. He was shot at the south side
of the Luxembourg Garden. At half past nine the
Horse Gendarmes formed a strong circle, or rather
demi-circle, one side being a wall. We observed a
hackney coach coming through the Luxembourg
I Garden. It contained Ney and a General Officer ;
you might have heard a pin drop. They descended;
Ney walked firmly between the Veterans (in number
40) and the wall. The General offered Ney a hand-
kerchief to cover his eyes ; 46 Nom, (said Ney) sns mi.
litaire mime moi, ne je /aim Aar bander lee yeux ;" then
walking firmly before the Veterans, he-exclaimed,
throwing from him his round hat—" Je proms soleni.
nellement devait Dieu d elegant ler Immo de tinigulti de
men ft/gement-1' kieloire me jngera"—(and putting his
hand upon his heart)—" Veterans, fairs waft &weir
rive la Prance—feu 1" He fell, aid appiared full
half a minute to be in convulsions.
•' I had permission to enter the circle and ap-
proach the body. Before the eyes of the whole body
-of men, I put my handkerchief to his blood, which I
will preserve. He appeared to bare received a single
ball near his heart, as I observed a small hole in his
waistcoat, near that part; one also in the throat, two
or three die right side of his chin, and another or two
in the right shoulder. He bad on a blue frock coat,
black silt waistcoat, black kerseymere breechei, silk
stockings, and pumps. A General Officer gave or-
ders to the military to fire, and'after en try r.. k
Rt.i," which was done'