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London, England, 1819-11-19 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FA iNtOrill, Nov. 16.—Wind N.—Arrived off this port, the
Amity, Patvorr, from Valencia, in 41 days, for London. Ar-
rived the Little Frederick, Tiromr, from Prince Edward's
Island, Sailed the Lord Sidmouth packet, with a Mail for
the Brazils.

r3totrn, Nov. 17.—Wind N.ll—Arrived the Antwerp
Gillik, JeNUN, from Live-pool for Amsterdam. Sailed the
Jane, Putnam, for St. Michael's.
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Poarsvcrons, Nov. 18.—Wind N.E.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship LIFrEY, from Plymouth ; Norfolk, LULU', from the
Downs for Madras : and Perseverance, Ilicours, from Memel.
Sailed the Dry Harbour Planters, STOREY: for St. Lucia...—
Passed by the William and Alfred, for the West Indies ; and
Volusia, RvssELL, for Jamaican
DIAL, NOV. 111.—Wind N,E—Came down from the River
and sated, the William Lushington, SUOIIRUE' for St. Kitt's ;
and Thetis, for Barcelona. A btig parted this morning and ran
to leeward, particulars unknown.

ManciatX,-Nov. 18.—The Rising Sun, Stites, of Philadelphia,
from Bremen, was taken charge of by seine boats from hence,
and carried to Whitstable, having been on shore on the Knock,
and lost her rudder, windlass, anchors, and cables.
Suziamiss, Nov. 28.—Arrived the Neva, JACKSON, from
Rigs, with loss of anchor and cable. The Sheffield, Suaw, and
Ann, Poertzwett, from London, have put in here—the former
with loss of anchor, and the latter with loss of chain cable and
anchor.

Ha amen, Nov. 18.—Arrived the Die Hoffnung, MILIRADT,
from Tunningen for London, with less of anchor, cable, and
bowsprit, having been run foul of by a brig; the Auckland packet,
from Cuxhaven, and Prince of Orange packet, from Holland,
both with Mails.

Currosa-Housx, Newsmen Id.—Entered Inwards—The Se-
ringapatam, Baxter, from the South Seas; Orestes, Nicholson,
from Dantzic •' the Emerald, Brady, from Quebec; Neptunus,
Ahrens, from Wiemar ; Faith, Thornhill, from Quebec ; Happy
Return, Monro, from Petersburgh ; Minerva, Bradmstadt, from
Memel ; Unteruchinug, Bloch, from Bremen ; Dorothy, Stewart,
from Rotterdam ; Verwagting, Van Alphens, from Rotterdam ;
Melange, from Dunkirk; Good Intent, Gurwell, from New-
foundland ; Resolution, Askew, from Rotterdam ; Swift, Page,
from Harlingen ; Hasten Minde, Dyer, from Dram ; Agenoria,
Promey, from Hamburgh; Robert Fuge, Biewett, from Quebec.;
Roland, James, from Charente ; Gleaner, Dyer, front Lisbon ;
Mary, Theal, from Newry ; Maria Louisa, Picquot, from Rouen ;
Contest, Gemmell, from dt. Vincent's ; and Helena, nodding,
from Zirk Zee. --.Cleared Ortwards—The Merlin,Weeks, for
Jamaica; the Victoria, Terrie, for ditto; Duke of. Manchester,
Hood, for ditto; Hero, Fulbister, for Madras; Mary, Durent,
for Bahia; Mary, Wilkinson. for Galloway ; Amphitrite, Da-
vidson, for the Cape of Good Hope; and the Wellington,
Edwards, for Dublin.

On Monday evening, a person named John Fish
was apprehended at a public house, about two miles
from Preston, for having a pike in his possession.
The pike was found in the breast pocket of his coat;
and on searching under the seat where he had been
sitting, two ball-cartridges, a flint, and a Manchester
Observer-, were found. He underwent a long exami-
nation on Tuesday at the Session's Room, before the
Rev. Dr. WHITAKER, when it was deemed advisable,
from want of further evidence, to remand him till
next day, when the charge of having arms unlawfully
in his possession was substantiated, and he stpod com-
mitted for Lancaster Castle. He immediately found
bail—himself in 1001. and two sureties in 501. each.

Extract of a letter from St. Nicholas, Cape de Verd
Islands, Aug. 2.—" The British, in conjunction with
the Spanish and Portuguese Governments, have re-
cold), organized a Court at Sierra Leone, consisting
of two Commissioners from each Nation, for the trial
of captured Slave vessels; EDWARD GREGORY, on the
part of the English, and Joss DAMP, on the part of
the Spaniards, were here on the 16th July, and de-
parted a few days after for Sierra Leone. His Bri-
tannic Majesty s ship of war ERNE, Captain T.
SCIIRIVEN, Commander, on this station, was stranded
on the Isle of Sal, on the Ist tilt, the officers and
crew were taken off by the brig Cornelia. The late
expedition into the interior of Africa has reached
Hoursa, within 250 miles of Tombuctoo. It is now
ascertained to a certainty that MUNGO PARK is no
more. The horrid and inhuman traffic of the Slave
Trade is now carried on to a degree never before
equalled; scarcely a week passes but vessels from the
Havanaah, bound to the coast for slaves, touch here
for supplies. Even in dose Islands City have been
imported, contrary-to the law; and I have seen these
miserable objects confined in a yard surrounded by a
high wall, exposed for sale. I hope to hear soon that
every exertion will be made by the different Govern-
meats, to crush entirely this horrid traffic."