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London, England, 1823-03-17 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE►.

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ne Rereawair, 74,1 s itttirg at Chatham, for the flag of Sir IL
B. Mute, Who is appointed Commander in the Mediterranean,
in the room of Sir G. Moos*, whose period of service is expired.
Monday, seven Mates and Midshipmen passed their exandeae
dont fer Lieutenants, at the itoyal Naval College, Pureeeoutik.
The William, Gimes, front Liverpool-to Antwerp, was lost
on the 4th inst. near Antwerp.
The Trust, Garemten, of and far Weymouth, from Sunder- !
land, foundered off Denkirk on the 6th inst.—crew saved.
The Elizabeth, Fisnee, hound to. Liverpool, rut' on shore in
coming down Waterford river on Thursday Meht, and fell over
on her besot ends.
GIBRALTAR; FEE. 15. —Of the vetsels stranded during the late
gales the following have gut ed, viz. Wanderer,
city, Hero, Jim's, Favourite, Severn, and Ana. The le Mee
Regent packet hasheen sold for I C5O dollar,.
PORTSXOGTH, Ma ace 15.—Besides the orders given for fitting
out the guard-ships here, similar orders have heen issued,to the
guard-ships at the other ports, which constitute, together, a
force of ten sail of the line. The following are their names mad
station.:
AT PORTSMOUTH--WEEN CHARLOTTE, 108, Admiral Sir JAS.
HAWKINS WHITSIIED, K.C. B. Capt. BAKER lIA ; Iteteeties,
74, Capt. EDWARD BRACE, C.B. and ALNION, 74, Sir Wm. Howe,
Bart. K.C.B.
AT PEYMOCTU-....BRITAWNIA, 120. Admiral lion. Sir A. COCIt-
RANK, G.C.B. Capt. SiGELER ; WINDSOR CASTLE, 74, Capt. CHAS.
DASNWOOD ; SUPERB, 74, Capt. ADAM APKENIaIr ; Betwelce,
74, Capt. THOMAS EICSDAS.
AT CHAT/lASI—PRINCE BEGIRT, 120 (to be launched at the
16th of Aprilj, Vice• Admiral Sir B. " --ALLOWELL) Capt. Wee-
LET PA.RRT.
AT SIIREARESS—.G INCA, 74, Sir Tnowes LIVINGiTORE, Bart.
and NORTHUMBERLAND, 74, Capt. T. J. Melees:. '
The Success transport sailed yesterday afternoon for Dept-
ford, to land die troops which came home in her. We regret
to state that the launch of the SAL/SUCRE upset lately at tier-
much, when Mr. JAMS MALLS, Mr. WANTON (Midshipman),
nine men and a woman, were drowned. The following Office's
have been appointed to the ward-ships at this port :—Lieute-
nants J. H. Woeseeev, E. A. ATKINSON, and WM. DI.:CSON (b),
to the germ; Citemorre ; Lieutenants JAMCS el•Doweet and
EDWARD PLAGOINEORG, to the Aimee; Lieutedants P. D. BING-
HAM and CHAS. Sanen, to the Benue:v.—The following to the
ships at Plymouth : Lieutenants R. Tucten, Cuss. liseruete
and Greece Ilene, to the BRITANNIA ; Lieutenant: N. CHAP-
MAN and Wu. Doverces, to the licesvene ; Lieutenants H. P.
Joises and L. A. ROBINSON: to the Serrae; lieutenants Geo.
%VEY/COMBS and EDWARD PILTTSp to the WINDSOR. CASTLE...-.A
new cutter, built at the Dock-yard at this port, under the,su-
perintendence of Captain "AYES, R. N. and named the Aaaow,
was launched yesterday. Sailed the Kelso, for Charente ; Cal-
decot Castle, for Philadelphia ; Renuthin, ind Brilliant, for
Naples ; Scaleby Castle, for China; Neptune, for Leghorn ;
Mary, for Sierra Leone ; and Ann, for Nevis and St. Kitt's.
MARCH 16.—Arrived the Shakspeare, Rostesee, front the
South Seas; and General Palmer, front the Downs. Sailed
the Pecket, Bennet, for Boston.
FACMOCTH, Mancii 15. —Wind N. to K—Salted the Ann,
Brey, Friend., and F.cho, for Jamaica • Vittoria, fur Trinidad ;
Britam t' nia, for St. Kits; Usk, for lierbadoes ; Heathers, for
Rio Janeire; Elizabeth Jane, for Sierra Leone; Hope, fur
Newfoundland ; Thetis, for Malta; Active, Unity, and Ford-
tude, for Liibon. Arrived off .this port the Amity,lllUKRAY#
from the South Seas, left St. Helena the Ist of January. Passed
this port the Elizabeth, and Barbadoes Planter.
Cowes, MARCH 16.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the Operto Packet,
Cneeestros, from Pernaiitbuco, in 40 days; Ettihratev,-Mzeoe,
from London for Calcutta; and Ann, LONGRIDGX, from London
for troops.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 13.—Yesterday the four guard-ships lying
here received orders to fit agreeably to the orders issued to them
in January, 1817, and to enter men to the number they were
then; the Barna:me to have ad increase of .217; the others 16
men each. e .
Dleacu 15.r-Sailed his Majesty's ship JUPtTER, with Lord
Amu east and suite, for India ; Charles, Fungi:, for St.Thomas's;
William and Iknry, Perrarees, for Grenada; and Atlas,
MAYNE, for China.
DEAts Meace 15—Wind NE—Came down from the River
last night, the Mellish, Cone for. Madras and Calcutta • General
' PalmereTeuscoee for Madras ; Patience, Klee, for:the Cape of
Good Hope ; and New Albion; Powat, for Maki; and prtel
seeded with the outward-bound as before. Arrived and sidled
for the River, the Lovely Maria, from Have:web. Passed
through the Downs to.the Westward, a fleet of outward-bound
vessels from. Ramsgate harbour.
MARCH 16.—Wind N.E.—Came down from the River last
night, the Madras, CZARS, for Madras and Bengal; Cambridge,
Mason, for Jamaica; New Braganza, CORNEBY, for Gibraltar ;
Orb, Youwo, for ditto ; London, Slime for. Naotz ; and the
Henry, for Halifax : the whole of the above sailed last night,
except the Madras, which ship waited for her passengers, and
sailed about three this afternoon. Arrived and remains in the
Downs, the Diana, BIGGERS, front Havannah.
Half-past Six, re as.—lt is now aecalut, and the Madras is in
sight off the South Foreland.
Muammar, eleaca 7.—To-day the following ships have ar-
rived at Cuxhaven : The Lady Williamson, Capt. %V. Fosreit,
and the John, Captain D. Ceetraker., front Hull; and the Bri- '
tannla, Captain G. Jeciresose from London.
Cuseort-House, Nl•ecn 15.—Ships Entered Inwards :—The
John, from St. Michael's; Jemima, from Harwich; Harmony,
from Teneriffe ; Zeemeeau, front Rotterdam ; Latona, froth
Demerara; Hope, from the Isle she Loss; Jane, and the Mary,
From Waterford.—Cleared Outwards finally ; The Madras, for
Madras ; Cambridge, for Jamaica; New Albion, fur Malta;
Johanna, for Antwerp ;. Ocean, for Rotterdam; Good-Intent,l
for Lisbon ; London, for Nantz ; Orb, for Gibraltar; Elbe, for
Hamburgh; Twee Gebroeders, for Bordeaux ; lladlow, for
Sierra Leone ; and the Fame, for Lisbon.
Derranaterwe or Pana-Morn.—The Raven, for a quantity of
merchandise, on Wednesday next, at No. 41, Norfolk-street,
Strand; recalled Tuesdays and Fridays.