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London, England, 1822-07-06 00:00:00

NA /AL INTILLIGWCE.

PENZANCE, Amy 3.—Sailed for Liverpool the ichowser
of Fowey, o,ptain COURTS., from Leghorn, with a car
seed, 'having obtained releaft from quarantine at this
had the necessary repairs and supplies to enable her
on her voyage. Sailed a fleet of coasters for both
and the schooner Active, of Penstauce, Captain JO}PN
for Ireland.

Juts 4.--Sailed the Portuguese ketch Helena, Captal
sox, with a cargo of salt, from Crqisce for Jersey. A:
Laura, Captain Qum', from Cork, with a cargo of I
this port and Falmouth.
PORTSMOUTIII, JULY i.—Wind W. 3. W.—Arrived
HISIMILIMIN, from Honduras, and sailed for the River •
MiCtras, from London for Jamaica.—Sailed his ?d.
?ammo, to die westward.
DLAI., JULY s.—Wind S. W.—Arrived this morning.
for the River, the Sisters, BISHOP, from l'eme..:ra.—S;
Coldstream, Swan, for Calcutta; and l'htenis. Was/0
Bombay. The latter has put back.
Corross-Housa„ JULY 5.-I—Ships Entered Towards
Melville, from Calais; Royal Charlotte, from Jamaica
from St. Petersburgh; Mercury, front the Soath S

Yesterday the KING held a Court at his
Pall-Mall, which was attendedlty the Arcl-
CANTERBURY, and most of the Cabinet Mii
His MAJESTY also held a Privy Council,
the Earl of WARWICK was sworn in Lord L.
of the County of Warwick, in the room of t
quis of HERTFORD. SOM.! new alicial Se.
approved of by his MAJESTY in Council. 11
de Moucnv was introduced to the KING by
quis of CONYNGHAM. Mr. EDWARD Wcsr
troduced to his MAJESTY by Mt. WYNN,
of the Board of Controul, on his being al
Recorder of Bombay; upon which occasion
JESTY was pleased to confer the honour cfKni
upon him. His MAJESTY gave audience, to
of HARROWBY, Mr. PEEL, the Mar.lui, of
DERRY, the Duke of MoNrnosE, Mr.V. Ftrzi
and Mr. BECKET (Judge ALlvocate), who la/
his MAJESTY the proceedings of some Con; t,
Accounts have been received from Vien.
horn, Trieste, and the lonian Islands. that Napo,
mania has surrendered, and we think this n.a,
sidered as almost placed beyond doubt, as it w;
to be_totally without provisions. The last
from the Islands state that there had been
before Patras. If this place be taken, the Mo
now be totally free.

Sas Joma Mammon,. Mraaa7.—lt is with most
fret that we announce the death of Sir Jou): IIt&CGILLGI
*As', Bart. of Lanwick Castle, Perthshire. He died
hello, near Edinburgh, on the 29th ult. having bee;
attacked with inflammation of the bowels.

EXTRAORDINARY OCCURS/SCR AT Newcazz.— At the
Sessions, held at the Old Bailey, a young female was
upon an indictment, charging her with having stolen a
property of Anne Morton, and sentenced to tramp%
life for the offence. Up to the 15th of last month sht
in prison, in daily expectation of being sent off with
batch of convicts under condemnation to the destined
those whose cases admitted of a commutation front capi
meat. On that day ber father and Another, and ay4
who had been attached to her for some time, waited
Worroaa, the Governor of Newgate, and assured hil
most earnest manner, that they had undeniable evidet
innocence, and as strong proof of the crime of perjury
part of her accuser. The situation of the convict wan
an extremity to admit Of delay. The Governor, win
served and commendea her conduct in prison, advised
diate application to a solicitor, who might put the cir,
Into the necessary form, and promised to submit th,
Shetld's, who, he knew, would zealously engage then
the occasion, if they saw that the convict was the victim

...cation or error. By good fortune the friends of the k
represented the facts to Mr. 1101Ltii )1111, of Walbrosk,
immediately proceeded to the investigation, and learned
prosecutrix had been no less than ten times commit
prison in the course of three years, was a very infamous
and had told a tissue of the most atrocious falsehoods
trial. He was no less successful in ascertaining that
tunate young woman had been, up to the moment of
of robbery, unimpeathed. and that her situation in lii
rbewpatit bar expectation or deserts, her father having
a Feverous farmer, and her brother being new Captain ,
owner of a country.ship, trading from Calcutta and Dom
tki coast of Africa.—Supplied with those facts, the Sheriff,
'pound to wait upon Mr. Parc., and were backed by a
siondstlon from Mr. Awut, who, u Deputy Recorder,
the es* in the Sessions House. On the 17th of June e.
were delivered to them. On the 18th they waited upon
eMary, and made some comments upon the document;
they then presented, and on the 19th a full pardon was
ado Newssto; by which pardon the young woman
Allemptoi from all the usual consequences of a conviction,
eM was married to the young man to whom she had
*en her affections !
IPSWICH RACES—TansasAay..—{Last Dr
The Town Puree otatSCA,
Pllr. Cowes larY - -
Mr.
Barnard's b. f.

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Wen Badly, IS to 1 la ikessai4rip
TlO Theatre was crowded to emus isatirresing.
ea Thursdiy was attended b most of the tashienabks
town and nalibbeurieed, upwards of 111, persons being

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