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London, England, 1820-04-08 00:00:00

NA VAL LVTLLLIGENCE.

Fatatonru, Aram S.—Wind N.N.W.—Passed down Chan-
nel, the Duke of Marlborough, ATTYPEILT, fur the Cape of Good
Hope.
PLYMOUTH, Aran. 4.—The Falmouth, Captain Cot.t.taa, was',
paid on Saturday, and sailed for Barbadoes on Monday. The
' Coventry, Hoax, from this port, arrived at Demerara the 4th
ribesary; the Ajax, CLAIM, from London and Plymouth for
India, arrrived at .Madeira the 16th February, The Harriet,
StiILXV, from Norfolk, (Virginia), bound/ to this port, put into
Anrigua on the V.2cl January, in distrss.
Arau. 6.—Wind West.—Arrived the Tropic, BiLtztroas,
from Portsmouth for Barbadoes; the Lady Banks, Liar, from
ditto for Jamaica; and the Duke of York, FlNE..tram, from
St. Michael's.—Put hack, the Nautilus, for Quebec.
Batativroy, Arztu 6.—Arrived. the Tods transport, from
Heligoland for Chatham, with one company of the 51st Regi-
ment on board.

Poarsmouni, AMC. 7.—‘llnd W.S.W.—Arrived the Eliza-
beth, Antis, from Madras and Calcutta; out siz months, with
invalids cf different detachnientst and Britannia, STZMA RT,
from the Downs for Quebec.—Passed up Channel, the Globe,
from Bengal.
Dias., Amu. 7.—Wind W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Bombay Merchant, CLARKSON, and Prince Regent,
CLIT7OIID, from Bombay; Lord Sidmouth, GU2INKR, front Ben-
gal; Stedcombe, Raikts, from Blida; Lady Nick worth.
Caro, from Honduras; Cornwall, WILLOS ; Matilda, •HAIIIL-
rex ; and Apollo, Ttlibist, from China.—Came down from
the River, the William, Canna, and William Bryant, Ult-
QIIILAAT,, for Jamaica; Mary, Jacssosr, for St. Kitt's ; Par-
tridge, &utast, for Madras and Bengal; St. Lawrence, Don-
ctas, for Quebec; Clifton, bIIANI4 for Demerara; Regent,
Tnnicsucc, for Quebec; Jesse, WHITE, for St. John's, New
Brunswick ; and several more, particulars unknown.
lavgarool., Aram I.—Arrivtd the Warrior, Bitowir, from
Pernambuco; William Dawson, Bsovrx, from Demerara; and
Lady Gallatin, ELMS*, from Savannah.
}hawses, Arms. 7.—A fishing vessel, belonging to Mr. F.
Szavrxs, jun. of this place, has been lest, during the late gales,
on the Dogger Bank, and all on hoard periblied. By this sad
catastrophe, claret widows have been left with families, one with
siz children, totallyunprevided for.

The ship Boddington. , with ordnance stores, arrived at An-
tigua on the sth of February. She hod been at sea nearly thir-
teen weeks, and it was feared she had foundered, having been
seen in a heavy gale, in great distress, with the loss of lux rud-
der. She sailed the Ed of November from Gravesend for Bar-
muds. The passengers, the Rev. Mr. Cesua and family, lieut.
Ilionva, of the 15th Re•vinn.nt, Mr. Swots and family, and
Mr. Evans, sailed from Antigua on the 9th of February, in a
sloop for Bermuda.
Ease Ix z. Snumno.—The ship Cornwall arrived off the
Wight yesterday; she left China in company with the Matilda
and Apollo, on the 25th November. These ships arrived at St.
Helena on the 6th, and sailed from thence the 11th February.
The Matilda and Apollo separated from the Cornwall In lat. 30.
N. and long. 38. W. en. the 14th of March. The Lowther
Castle and Lord Castlereagh were expected to leave China the
28th November. The Kellie Castle and Charles Grant, with
the usual suppl; of stores to the Cape, about the first week in
December. The ship Marquis of Wellington mitred it Cal-
cutta, after a passage of 99 days, from England. She was there
the 17th September, and was expected to sail about the 29th
December fur the coast, and with the Princess Marlette these
to fill up, and to be finally dispatched home before the Ist Fe-
bruary. The ship Warren Hastings, Captain &mu, was at
Penang the 30th August.

Garvssnlia, Aria 6.—Arrived the Aurea, Holstein, from
Fume; Friendship, Fisher, from Worcum Preston, Wallis,
from Saloe ; Union, Robinson, from Antwerp ; Vorwagtein,
Alpheus, from Rotterdam; and Juno, Spark, from Alm. Sailed
the Jack Tar, Lai‘ller ; and Triton, Walker, for Quebec; Spe-
culator, Merchant, for Bergen; Sylph, Milne, for Smyrna;
Alliance,'Uomansky, for Dranzie ; Mary, Jackson, for Nevis;
William, Carter, fur Jamaica; William, Wilson, for Rotter-
dam; Newland, Hunter, for Riga; Woodlark, Moore, for New
South Wales; and Sir Wflliam Congreve, Callow, for Bahia.
Ala:via—At Bristol, the Dauphin, .from Bourdeaux. At
Leghorn, the Lion, Hex, from Yarmouth ; and Syren,
front Boston. At Dartmouth, the hope, Ford, from Croisie.
At I latnburgh, the Jane and Mary, Coates, from London. In
the Clyde, the Betacy, Cameron, from Nickerie. At Tobago,
the Nlargaret, Campbell, from the Clyde. At Newry, the Mer-
cury, Leslie, Lone -ilium.

We are concerned to state, that the Dowager
Duchess of NORTHUMBERLAND is still.seriously indis-
posed at Lord GWYDIII.B seat, Langley Park, Kent.
Her Grace was so ill on Thursday night, that the Duke
of NORTHUMBERLAND, who had visited her in the
course of the day, remained at Lord GwYpia's all
night. His Grace returned, to town, to dinner, last
night, and we understand the Duchess was some-
% hat better.
Monday morning next, the remains of the late Earl.
of HAREWOOD will be removed from his house in
Hanover-square, for interment in the family vault at
Halewood, in Yorkshire.
Yesterday, Count and Countess Ltavaza enter-
tained Prince PHILIP of Hesse Hosaaourto, Prince
and Princess ESTEIIHAZY, Prince WoLicoNavir, Earl
CATHCART, General LEWARDORM Baron BEHLOW,
Count CARAMAN, Baron JUST, and a large party,
with an elegant dinner, at their residence in Harley-
street. In the evening, the /Coble Countess received
the visits of several of her distinguished friends, who
were entertained with music, &c.
Yesterday, Lord and Lady EBRINOTON left town
on a visit to the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. RYDER, at their
seat, Westbrook Hays, in Hertfordshire.
Yesterday, Viscount and Viscountess GRANVILLE
arrived at their house in Bruton-street, from Chis-
wick, the seat of the Duke of Davin:aurae, and irr
the evening entertained a select party at dinner.
Yesterday, Sir JOUN Cox HlPpistar and family
arrived at their house in Lower Grosvenor-street, from
his seat, Easton House, in somersetshire.
DRURY-LANE THEATRZ.—An apology was made
last night for the absence of the Gentleman who was
to have made his second appearance in Hamlet, and'
it was stated to be owing to indispwitiosi. This we
hope and believe to be the only cause of the disap- '
p4intrnent which was suffered, as his exertions on
Thursday evening seemed indeed to have exhausted
him extremeiy. In this emergency, Mr. HAMBLIN
ascended from the rank of Horatio to that of the
, Prince, the usual indulgence of the audience having
been duly solicited. He went through the character
in a manner which reflected considerable ccredit upon
4,4 him. The House was thinly attended.

SPORTING.

igEtnIATULtT CUAVEV MINTING.

• sataxv, Amu. 7. 4
Mr. Jones's Beppo. fat. beat 111 r. Pettses Embus, Rat. Rib.
A. F. 5081.—Five to four on Beppo.
Sweepstakes of MD. each, h, ft. colts, lit. etc. Mies, But. D. M.
lA. Exeter's f. Aspaata - - 1
IL R. H. the D. of York's f. by Seymour or Shteiser it
Five to two on Aspada.

Substriptioo Plate of £5O, for 2-yr. olds, carrying tist. 71b.
olds, list. 51b. 4-yr. olds, list. 131 b. 5-yr. olds, Lt. Ob. 4-yr.
old and aged, 9st. alb. D. M.
Mr. Goddard's b. c. Sir Topaz, 5-yrs. old 1
D. of Ratland's b. c. Inferior, 4-yrs. old 2
U. G. H. Cavendish's ch. e. Zero, 4-yrs. old 3
Mr. Wilson's ch. c. Haruspex, 3-yrs. old 4
Mr. Udny's ch. f. by Woeful, 2-yrs. old.
Mr. 71bbitt's br. f. by Sir Paul, 2-yrs. old. -
Mr. Wyndham's b. c. by Whalebone, 2.yrs. old.
The Judge placed but four.—Five to one against Sir Topat
three to one agst. Inf.:der—two to one apt. Mr. Udny's ch. f.
Sweepstakes of loOp. each, h. ft. for fillies, sat. alb. D. M.
Mr. Rush's b. by Traile 1
Mr. Calley's ch. Timareta 2
Mr. Batson's by liedky, 2-yrs. old 5
lA. Suffield's h. by Vandyke Junior.
Mr. Villiers's by Don Cossack.
Mr. Hornyobl's ch. by Rubens.
Te Judge placed but three; six paid forfeit.
Two to env against Mr. Rush's b.—three to one against Mr.
Batson's by Medley:
The Port Stakes of 100 gs. each, b. ft. for colts, sat. 71b. and flit
lies, Ist. 41b. T. M. M.
U. Eteter's Snake 1
Mr. Watson's Evadne
lA. Ross's ch. c. Euphrates.
lA. G. H. Cavendish's b. e. by Rubens.
Mr. Goddard's Sir Topaz.
Mr. Ctockford's Sultan.
The Judge placed but two.-.-Seven to two apt. Euphrates—
five to four on Sultan.
The D. of Grafton's br. c. Luck rec. ft. from D. of Portland's
c. Vicar- General, list. 41b. each, D. M. 100 gs. h. ft.
Aectoiner. —Mr. G. I.sxz Fox's celebrated horse Medias broke
one of hii fore-legs on Thursday, in the match with the Duke
of PORTLAND'S Means, within a quarter of a mile of the costing
in. They were so well matched, that each horse was backed
for considerable sums during the race.