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1,4 CerAlmilies of the Sit Regiment If Pont, Min' on their
%Aro in liall. are ordered to proceed to(ter Cinema of
Hell), where they are 'Fretted to antve abet* Om l Olt of May.
Detainment; of the fath, 41st, 441%, 54th, 41Mli and VT* Re-
=rill march front Albany Barracks and Potedinenth for
on the 11th and 110th instant, where the jwai
t• salve en the Tth of May, from whence i
teed is Onsimend about the pm Mof May, and bar On
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die Zeit ladle Company's ship Astell, for Madras, to Obi
Merecthe Oars.
Thew Moses, and abort 40 men, of the IS* Light Dragoons;
sow at Mailiwaste, will also go out in die Zest India Company's
Air Asset
The 44th Regiment arrived at Chatham on Saturday last,
from Ireland ; five companies embarked immediately fur Sheer.
pees, to relieve five companies of the 71st Light Infantry, ender
mannand of Colonel WATSON, now on their way to IMMO.
The 44th will embark in the Winchelsea and Warren Hastings
sheet the Ise of June, for Bengal.
Report says, that an arrangement is in contemplation between
Government and the East India Company, for the transfer of
Albany Barracks in the Isle of Wight, now occupied by the
Staff C.oms of different Regiments of the Line, to the Company
for their permanent recruiting depot. By this arrangement, it
is expected that some thousands annually will be saved, besides
affording the Nast India Company better fatilidee for the em.
barkation of their troops from that Wand, than at Chatham.

Jr. aiptlkt
Mount Dopey, in , _ of A 6164141 nod, bh
the lime night, a hiy-rick, tOnutining Milts foltiek
to siiteen tons, Isie peopeity, *de nsallcidtidt
to and bUrned. .
NOTION POSTED ON Ma. *WWI inineislii.
Ssa--You most be a better nefeldnier thus yes are a
.11mo
int, for general aringlinve got ms meows et pier 111 whirr;
on you must ink the country in spits of the priors oe the diriit
You will lose=e uys ft we rho
N• 0121. SPRINGLAWN:
AU thitarMentimrs will be lamed to ales."
On the same tight the house of an indd'stricitis
poor man, of the name of Damusex, of Clamart, in
the same Barony, was maliciously set Ere to, and,.
with a quantity of provisions and other property which
it contained, were consumed. On the night of the
26th, the servant of a Mr. Blaine, who resides in
Dublin, and *hci lately took a plicd at Carbary, in
the same Barony, was served with the following
threatening notice i
TAB NOTICE
That you. most quit the 'dignity, and go wherever the devil
you came from, for general Sprioglawn will not allow paper
servers to his dominion, sad all strangers that is not the Inha
blunts tithe parish for seven years will go to their own place.
' You will get a few days from the date this is served to regulate
with your master. If not going at the papitatitin of said time,
you get the severest death that ever a thristisa got.
m N.B. If you put General Springlawd to the trouble of send-
ing his men to you, after the four days, you wilt he terry.
(Sighed) " Gen. SPRING LAWN."
The house of... Mr. BEIRNE, in care of which his
servant was, upon whom the above notice was served,
was snaliciously set on fire, and consumed on the
night of Tuesday, the 9th of April.
The Irish Papers contain a list of several other
houses that have been plundered or set on fire, and
of threatening notices that have been served in the
County of Roscommon.
List Ea it.—At the Limerick Special Sessions, John
Crowe, a man above the common class in intellect
and appearance, was put to the bar. charged with
being absent from his dwelling, and also with writing
a certain insurrectionary document, against the peace
and the Statute. The following notice was proved
by Mr. Edmond Molony to be in the hand-writing
of the prisoner:
" To Laurence Cavanagh's wife to entertain her aunt, and
banish the other woman she has in the house, or else to give her
a one pound note that is due to bee, tinder pain of death. Also
Matthew Molooy is requested to return the potatoes that he car-
ried from Patrick Leary, and give him work to pay what he
owes, and to keep a silent tongue; otherwise they will be con-
sumed to ashes—and thank your son for getting this notice, as
no man in the neighbourhood have acted as you have done; you
are to comply with this request before Sunday next, at your peril.
Cavanagh, you are to stew this to Mr. Milroy at your peril
" CAPTAIN ROCK."
The prisoner was sentenced to seven years' trans-
portation.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Testerday the dispatches for China, by the ship Princess
Amelia, were closed at the East India }louse, and delivered to

the Parser of that ship.
Extract of a letter from the American Consul at Kinsale,
dated Monday evening :
aOn my arrival here this morning, I was informed the
truly melancholy fate of a fine American ship, the Albion, Cap-
tain Wuzians, bound from New York to Liverpool (one of
the packet-ships) : she lost her masts last night, about ten o'clock,
and about three this morning struck' on a ridge of rocks to the
westward of the Old Head, near Garrett's-town, and went to

pieces: one of the Mates and six of the crew reached the shore,
with one cabin passenger, a young Gentleman, of Boston, and,,
melancholy to relate, poor Captain Wit.t.tasts and the rest of his
Cabin passengers, 15 men and 7 Ladies, met a watery grave.
" The Albion was a fine ship of nearly 500 tons burthen : I
understand there WAS a large sum in specie on board. I hear a
few bales of cotton have also come on shore.—l'our's, in haste,
" JACO! MARK, Consul, U. S. A."
The following extracts of letters were received yesterday
evening at Lloyd's
" Kinsale, April
• It becomes our duty to convey to you the melancholy intel-
ligence of the total loss of the ship Albion, off the Old Head.—
This morning, having carried away her masts, she was driven on
a ridge of rocks, and went to pieces. By great exertions some
of the crew and one passenger were taken off a pan of her deck
that was driven under a high cliff. We lament to say, that
twenty-one cabin passengers, among whom were seven La-
dies, together with Captain Wittiams, and the rest of the crew,
perished a few trunks belonging to some of the passengers were
saved. The writer, who has just returned from the spot, bas
nude arrangements to have the bodies burled."

" Wellington, April 22.
" About eleven o'clock last night the bark Esther, belonging
to Liverpool, Wn.xuat °nut SAD master, on her voyage from
Charleston to Liverpool, laden with cotton and rice, was lost off
the tower of Hook Light-house, in the county of Wexford. She
came on shore in very bad weather, went to pieces in a few mi.
nuts, and her wreck is now strewed along seven miles of coast.
No vestige of the rice appears. Very few bags of damaged
cotton are saved, and but little of the materials of the vessel.—
The Captain, first and second mates, and five hands, drowned;
(fee hands saved.---Same night, and nearly ma the sante spot,
the Sandwich, Milford packet, was also lost, and every person
on board perished."
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The Isabella, from Cork to Glasgow, was lost on Caron Point,
near Wexford, on the 21st instant. Two of the crew, and three
passengers, drowned.
The Ceres, Mesta, arrived at Falmouth, from St. blichaers,
saw a schooner on the 21st. inst. about 100 leagues west of Scilly,
with loss of mainmast, boats, bulwarks, and companion, ensigns
Hying on the fore-rigging, and Union down ; three men were
perceived on deck, but could render them no assistance: She
was about AO tons, yellow streaks, brimstone-coloured bottom,
and her head, when last seen, about east.
The Atlantic, ........., bound to New York, got on the North
Bull, in going out of Dublin. She bad only part of her cargo
on board, viz. iron and crates.
The Phtenia, FA MIER, from St. Croix to Copenhagen, arrived
off the Start, saw a British coppered brig, laden with timber,
and water-logged, with" Mary" on the stern.
FALMOUTH, Aran 25.—Wind W.—Arrived the Maria, Mtn•
axaro:4, from Cardiff for Constantinople, with sails split, loss of
main-topmast, topsail-yard, bowsprit, and fore-topmast sprung,
long bow stove, loss of quarter-board, bulwarks, and stauncheons,
and other damage, and leaky. The Lady Mary Pelham packet,
from the Islands, sailed about the 7th March.
PLYMOUTH, A rare 25.—Arrived the Harriet, CUMITICO, in
21 days, from Sr. Michael's. On Sunday last she encountered
a most tremendous gale.-'Put back the schooner Jane, CARLIL 11,
for Newfoundland, with main=mast sprung. Off Scilly, on the
12th inst. spoke the ship Resource, FzNN, from Calcutta and the
Cape of Good Hope, all well.-0 the morning of the 42d, the
tide rose to such an amazing height as to threaten destruction to
all the north part of the town, washed down the walls of two
shipwrights' yards, and did a great deal of other damage.—
Such a tide has set been remembered for litany years, being four
tides before the top of the spring.
Potersstoorst Aran. 26.—Arrived the Eliza, Dtzotr, from the
Downs for Valparaiso; Perseverance, Tavcost, from the Cape
of Good Dope ; Brilliant and London transports, from Jamaica.
The Rochester, Sorrow, from Bengal, passed by for London,
fell in company with the Company's ship blinetva off the
Western Islands, continued with her three days, and parted
company in lat. 56.25. N. long. 31. 27. W. all well.
Dam, Aran. 26.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
IRiver, the ReSchester, Barrow, from Madras and Bengal; Mary,
A Leas, from the South Seas; Ruby, COariesr, from Lisbon ; and
Rover, Baowx, from Antwerp for Guernsey.—Came down from
the River, the Salamanca, Hexes, for Lisbon; Dublin Packet,
M‘Nett.t., for Dublin ; audHebe, CUALRON. for the Havannab,
and remain with the outward-bound as before. The Regent,
Noaroa, for China, was in sight this afternoon, but it blowing
fresh- from the W.S.W. she put back, and brought up off the
North Foreland.
Merino, Aran. 23.—The Francis Freeing, Poke Office
packet, Captain Boozes, which arrived here from Waterford
on Sunday last, picked up the following articles, viz. a water
cask, after-scuttle, branded " London Packet," and part of a
seaman's chest, about two miles to the northward of the Smalls,
supposed to be part of the brig London Packet, Pines lUaster,
bound from Bristol to Tortola, which vessel put in here sows
time ago, and sailed hence on this day week, ar,d, it is feared,
has foundered near the Smalls Rock Light-house, where it is
hoped the crew are got, as Captain RoGres observed a signal
flying thereon, but could not venture to approach the Rock,
owing to the tide setting in and night coming on.
Curren-House, ATM.. 26. -•••Sitiri Entered Inwards: Lavinia
and Gypsey, from Lisbon ; Lively, from I larlingen ; Ant, from
St. Domingo; Minerva, from Seville; Fortune, from Berbice ;,
William, from Charente; Medina, from Cadiz. Entered Out•
wards : Prince of Waterloo, for Ostend ; General Murray, fee
Antwerp; Prince of Orange, fur Bremen ' . Posthumous, for Sierra
Leone; Telemachus, for Rotterdam. Cleared Outwards: Eagles,
fur Guernsey; Brutus, fur Ilonduras; Lawn*, for Demerara I
New Harmony, fur Dublin; Prince Regent, fur (Morahan
Greyhound, for Elsinore; Brothers, for Harnburgh ; and Triton,
for Belfast.
Aftetvao—At Heleoet, the Governor Winslow, front
Boston. At St. Michael's, Dispatch, Teesdale, from London.
In the Clyde, Betsy and a, and William. Brown, fres]
Marseilles. At New Orleans, Penelope, from Aberdeen;
and Washington, Page, from China. At Chiaa,
Swift; Waterloo, Helschen •' Noophaudel, Jonson ; and Albion,
I lasses, from Batavia. At Poole, Thomas and Rebecca,
treat Fisueira.