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London, England, 1825-01-20 00:00:00

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NAVAL INTRLUCENCE.

Arrived off Margate, the Bradnck, Mason, from Jamaica ; and
the Scotia' Wruz, from Faro.
-The Lahells, of Sunderland, WARuILL, struck on the Cutler
Sand, near Harwich, on Tuesday, and sunk--iert* saved.
The Dorset, Han; front Rotterdam to London; Harriet and
John, Coarm, front Sunderland to ditto; Ann, CHARLTON; and
Renown, CHATNtSS from Shields to ditto, sunk on the Sands off
Lowesroff, on Tuesday—five of the crew of the Dorset drowned.
The Ceres, BOWDRN, from Pena ince to Wales ; and the Prince
Regent, of Falmouth, were driven on shore at Penzance on Mon-
day night.
The Maria Eliza, PHILLIPS, from Cardiff to Lontion.; Amity,
Pitzverr, from Bangor to Southampton ; Columbia, CHAPMAN,
from Alezan4ria to Liverpool, were driven on shore at Milford on
Monday.
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Ltvearoot, JAN. 12.-- Arrived the Panther, HATHAWAY, from
New York—sailed 25th December; and Concord, MILROY, from
Newfoundland.

Dovan, Jam 19. Arrived the Flora pilot lugger, having on
board the Captain and crew of the Prosperous, of Weymouth, laden
with ordnance stores, from London to Dublic sht parted from
her chain cable yesterday, in Nees Roads, and got on the Newcomb
Sand ; she afterwards got off, and sunk in four fathoms water, off
Romney.
Purarourn, JAL 18.—Wind S.S.W.-it blew a heavy gale du-
ring the whole of lag night. Arrived the Lawton, SERJEANT, from
St. Domingo, In 44 days, leaky; Matilda, Cumainrcs, from Ceplia.
lonia ; Wanderer, Dixon, from Zante ; and the Staffof Life, Bums,
from Charleston.

POIIIIII,IOOTH, iAL I 9.—Wind N.W.--Artived his MajestY'sship
Suantsat, from the Havannab ; and the Princess Royal transport,
from Jamaica.

DIAL, JAN. 19.—Wind W.—• Arrived and remain, the F.ffort,
MILLIR, front Havannah ; Briton, lii•avits„ from Africa; Elia t-
beth, CHAILTIII, front St. John's New Brunswick ; Henry, Fen.
wicx, front Alexandria. Came down from the River and remain,
the Harriet, CLARK, for the South Seas. Also arrived his Majesty's
ship Rammurs, from the Nore.
HARWICH, JAN. 18.—The John and Elizabeth smack, of this
port, belonging to Mr. GAIN, which sailed with two German mails
on the 25th tilt. has ►een lost off Sandy Wand, near Heligoland ;
the mails and crew were saved, but the vessel is a complete wreck.
BAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Br: Krim—The Medway, Wight, from Chile and New South
Wales, goes into dock at Calcutta the sth July, to repair; the
Providence, Remmingron, has been in dock, and no repairs to make.
The Lord Hungerford, Farquharson, was to sail for Madras
and London, the let September. . . . . .
ARRIVAL, av-rme MAURITIUS.—The Hope, "Nbrris, from New
South Wales, the 4th October; and the Flamingo, Sinclair.
SatLiNas FROM. THE MA munus.—The Ann, Grimes, for New
South Wales, the 7th October. The • Hibbeits, Theater, was to
sail for Bombay the 20th October, and load thence for London.
ARRIVAL! AT ST. HaLibra—.The Arethusa, Huly, from the Cape
the 18th of November; and the Si.licleaa, Fairfax, from the
Cape, the 19th November..
SAILINGS FROM .. HeLesci--Tl*- Arethusa, Huly, for Rio
Janeiro,.the 20th November; and the Conch, !fusion, for Singa-
pore, the 25th November.. , • • •
The. Thomas, Win pear, was to sail from Bombay, Sth Dec.
ARRIVAL AT THE CATE.-.-Ttle Euphrates, Mea4e, from London.
ARRIVAL AT MADRAS—The David Scott,Thbrnitill, from London..
. The Lonach, West, has arrived off Dover, having sailed Ines
Rombay the 7th Sept. tigis, and fronethe Mauritius 16th Oct.
' The Atlas, Clark, from Bengal,' is in the Downs; she sailed
*sin *Bengal the sth July, 1824, from the Mauritius 7th October,
sod • front St. Helena 2d Dec. She experieneed heavy gales fee
three weeks, off the Cape-of Good Hope. •
Allem:Lk ar BOMRAT—The John Munro, Green, from Bello-
rah. the 31st August ; Upton Castle, Thacker,. from London, 2d
Sept. Ind *ta." Sophie. Caussade, from Bourdeaux. 3d Sept.
SAILING! FROM BOMBAY—The Eliza' Faillb.for Bengal, with
300 of his Majesty's 47th, on the 4th Sept. London, Sotheby, for,
Bengal, with the rest of his Majesty's 47th, RR SePtembpr.
ARRIVALS AT BINGAL—The Heroine, Neigh, friona Rangoon, 7th.
Augutt ; Duke of Bedford, Cunitngliatoe, from -Madres, lith.Asep
William Maley, Jackson, from- Madras; and die„-Perseverance,,
Shaw, from Liverpool, 9th Au Hindostall,"l.PCaUtun • from
Liverpool ;' and the Louisa, Vrobl,frgni the pleVe'of Goa Hope
the 10th August.
. Samna num Mantias.7-&The. Tyne, Warrington, for Masud-
patam and Bengal, 15th August.
ARRIVALS AT THE MAURITIIIISTAB Theaker. !tour
London, 4th October • Banish; Huriblitititi, from Bengal; Le.,
Rath, West, from Bombay, 1111a.0ei.,,aad Ifelliggtno, from.
Maya/ Bea-
Lupus
pi, Oct. 14, •
fiv;pAtio,* : s .
most fati • reeteverdifee, forDombelf
October 10. • ; " ; .tll •
• Passengers per Lonach, CaptAlfriekilrisisßrustiors. Rue.
sell, Mrs:' Cooke. Mn. Jobnam, Captain Cook• Cooks, Madras Ilia
Corns Dr. J. Stuart, Dr. Mannish (Aieissaffi Surgeon), Mr.
Metcalf. .Mr Vigoreux, late French Consul ai 'Bagdad); two
Misses Rnaseli, . two Masters Cooke, Johnson, and Russell.
Passengers pet York. Captain 'falberi, ripened from Bengal
and Madras—Colonel Munro, for Ackland', 'Herbert Compton,
Esq. and Miss Compton, to be landed at Madras. •
am-tigers per Princess Charlotte, Captain Matikean. expected
at Liverpool,' from. Bengal.—Lieut. f3th.liteglment ; Lieut.
Pophols; his Majesty's sloop iloPhii •' the tiev.:Me.-Jetter,
siosiarn hire. Jetta'. ; Captains.P. P.Morgali and• C. Oakb.
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CUSTOM-HOUSE, JANUARY 19.
SHIN ESTRUM Inwians---.TkeELiza, froM Rotterdam; Away
from Gottenburgh ; Argo, from Bouideaux ; Dlagy, from. Dublin s
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and Victory, from Riga. • • •. • .
Everame Orirweane—The Britannia; for Bomhiy,,- King George,
for Calais; Dart, for Ostend; Alandrinertbr Marieilles) Eden, for.
Hamburgh; and Itosella, for. Singapore. •
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CLZARIO Odtwasuss—The- Ocean,- for Venice; King George,
for Calais ; Caledonia, foe Mogadore :Vrow Jemreje, for Antwerp;
Viscountess Down, for Hamburgb ; Bee, for Smyrna; and Bridges
water,,for India.
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- MISS Fgorg.—Report states that this actress, whose
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former salary was nine guineas a week—has been en-
gaged at, Covent-Garden Theatre. at twenty guineas a
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week I.- This large.
, aiigmeptation of salary was op-
'poicd, it ifsaid, by one of the Committee of Manage-
mein ; bat his opinion wd.s. over-ruled, bn the same
grOti.iiTs'-on which the demand was made, namely—
the great attraction which her name would possess, in
consequence Of her late trial! .
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Saturday, a beautiful tomb of JOHN Di SUM,
Bishop of Rochester, wAs discovered in. Rochester Ca-
thedral. It appears that the Bishop, died in 1360, and
was buried in a niche not far (rods the, altar-rails, and
over him was erected a Gothic tomb, on which there

is a full-length figure of the 136 hop ill his robes and
mitre. It is in very good preservation, and was disco-
vered by Mt. Cottißgbam the .architect, who is now
employed to make estimates
,ptior, to the intended re-
storation of this Cathedrisl to its original beauty. The
niche had formerly been bricked up, arld the foundation
of the tomb.lippeared partially uncle/ the brick work,
which led to the discovery.

A BAILIFF, ON A WRONG SCENT.—Tluirsday litst the.
notorious informer Johnson, who at.present is..one of
the parish constables:for erkenwell, was arrested on.
giving in his return militia papers and taken by J.aver,
the sheriff's officer, for a debt of 2941. 7s. .Johnson
told Laver that he owed no such sum, and, in• short,
that he did not owe one shilling in the world, and that
his name was William Johnson, wheteas that in the
writ was John Johnstone. Larry, not believing this
statement (although corroborated by two other per-
sons), put the informer in durance, where he remained
until he gave a bail-bond in two sureties in the sum of
-spot. each. Laver, it isi said, has since found out his
error. and Johnson• threatens. to visit him for proper
compensation for, the false imprisonment.
.Saturday night, as a foy boat with three nun in her,
was sailing to meetthe light colliers coming into Sun-
derland harbour, it being very dark,- before they could
haul, down.the sail, her mast caught the bowsprit of a
vessel and was upset. and two of the men werronfor-
tunatelydrownsdo.Their names are It:Downs, and It.
Maddison.

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