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London, England, 1820-08-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Fautorrn, Jinx /10.—Wind 11..S.E.—Arrived the Johns,
Herniv, from Print* Edward's Island ; and Four Friends, Ro-
man, from London. Arrived off rids port, the Phesdo, PEN-
RAM, from Jamaica for London, out forty-eight days. •
.PsYstourn, .lot• 31.—Arrived his Majesty's ships Leo and
SPARTAN, from Portsmouth. Passed up Channel, the William
and Alfred, Risoatz, from Antigua fur London.
Poansonnt ANOUST L—Arrived the Alars, Boum() from
London.—Wind W.
DLL, Atrocn I,—Wind S.W.—Came down from the River
the Lady Popham, harms% and Amity, WALKER, for Jamaica;
the'Nassau, CORZYN, for Nov Providence; Eclair, MORSE, for
Smyrna and Constantinople; Loyalist, PARKRR, for Quebec;
Hunter, Gotowni, for Bilboa; and Hopewell, COULSON, for
Chiarra. Arrived and remains, the Spring, Simmons from St.
Petersburgh for Bristol.
LIVERPOOL, JCLY 31.—Arrived the David, Galtstitt, from
St. John's, New Brunswick; and Argo, Loanomt, from Mira-
michi. Arrived off this port, the Belisarius, from Wiscassett.
with part of her cargo thrown overboard.
Cusroar-lietisr, LONDON, Avousr I.—Entered Inwards: This
St. Pdtrick, from Manilla; Calypso, from Quebec; Prince of
Saxe-Coburg, from Rotterdam; Duke of York, irons' ditto;
Vigilant, from St. Petersburgh ; Friends, from ditto; Glory,
from Demerara - Change, from St. Petersborth; Truim du
Norte, from OpOrto • and the Three sisters, from Rotterdam.
Entered Outwards: The Cygnet, for Algiers; Alfred, for Ber-
gen; William, for Dublin; Margery, for St. Petersburgh; Mar-
garet, for Hamburgh; Unity, for ditto; Amphitrite, fur Ja7
maicii,• Regent Packet for Limerick; iarriette, for Rouen;
Two Brothers, for Bilbao; Dowti Castle, for Hamburgh; the
Graham, fur St, Petersburgh; Ann, for Para ;...London l'acket,
for Boston; Ben Janson, for the Cape of Good Hope ;• Fanny,
for St. Petenburgh; and Quintillion, for St. Amino.

The Algerine squadron, according to intelligence
from Genoa, sailed with sealed orders, which were to
be opened .4 the Island of Fermentera. It was ru-
moured at Leghorn, that its destination was to assist
the Turkish squadron in its operations against Au
PACHA. It lost four men by the plague, immedi-
ately after putting to sea,
The Moniteur contains a Royal Ordinance, dated
the 26th ult. which confirms the intelligence received
om Havre relative to the imposition of ass extra
tannage duty upat American vessels. The following
are its enactmeutsv • IP .•:.

" The tonnage duals levied upon foreign ships, tres thdr
trance into the ports of our kingdom situated in Europe, shall be
substituted, as respects veisehlelonging to the United States,
by a special duty of 90 francs (43. 144. sterl.) per ton, without
prejudice to the additional tenth.
" Such vessels as can prove that they left the ports of the
Union and were bound direct to a French port, previously to
the 15th of June last, (at which perloci the Act of Congress,
dated 15th May, must have been known throughout the Union),
will only be liable to the ordinary tonnage duty; as also ships
coming into our ports in ballast.
" The enactments of the present Ordinance will cease to have
effect, if the Act of Congress of the 15th May, should have been
annulled, and from the moment that the official knowledge of
such abrogation shall have been received in France."
A second Ordinance enacts, that from the 15th of
October next, ar.d until the 21st of March, 1821, in-
clusively, there shall be granted a premium of tenl
francs per hundred killogrames on Cottons of the two
Americas, imported into France, in Trench or foreign
vessels, with the exception of those t.f the Union.
The Dowager Marchioness of Lassnowria has
issued- cards of invitation for a grand Concert to take
place this evening, at her house, in Albemarle-street.
FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Earl and Countess of Hardwkke and Lady Elizabeth
Stewart, on Monday, at his Lordship's house, in St. JaMes's.
square, from 'Wimp°le, Cambridgeshire.
Sir Thomas and Lady Preston, yesterday, at Jordan's Hotel,
St. James's-street, from a tour.
Captain. Garth, R.N. Aim March, end family, at Blake's Ho-
tel, Jermyn.street, from a tour.
The Honourable Mr. Mead, yesterday, at Fenton's Hotel,
from a tour.

Lady Caroline Cocks, on Monday, at his father's (the Earl of
Hardwieke) house, in St. James's-square, from her seat, liyegats
Priory,
Count Munster, at his house in Grovenor-place, from. Tun-
bridge Wells.
Arrivals at Oman's Hotel, Edinburgh—The Rev, J. Green
and family, Miss Maclean, P. Russell, Esq. and son, R. H.
Hill, Esq. Si Gilbert Bart. -- Colley, Esq. Captain
Taylunt, R.N. and fr..--• Haliburton, Esq.
DEPARTURES. 1

The Duke and DucheSS of Richmond, and family, yesterday,
for.bightoo.
The Duchess of Boford sad family, yesterday, for Worthing.
Lord Yarmouth, for the hie of Wight.
C. Oymoke Pat for his seat in Lincolnshire.
Mac
hos
Castle, • Whar;on, . M.P. and family, for their seat,
Castle, near Gisbro"otkshire.
lienry Seymour. k.aq. for Woburn Abbey.
F. Nassau, sq. for his seat, St. Osyth Priory, near Colchester.
Mrs. Draz Grosvebor, for her seat. Charboiough Park, Dor-
toddle. _ _

Admiral Douglas, for his seat in Berks.
From Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square : the Marquis of
Exeter, fa Tittle Hampton, Sussex. .
From Reddish's Hotel, Jermyn.street t. T. W. Coke, En. for
het seat in Norfolk.
From. Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street : Lord Duncan, fore
Portsmouth..
From the St. James's Hotel, Jennyn-street : the -Rev. N.
Usticke, for his seat in CornwalL
From Fenton's Hotel : Earl of Thenet, for his seat, Hothield
Park, Kent; Colonel Thomas, M.P. for his seat' in Sussex;
Wells, fur ditto; Colonel 1-'catherstone, for his seat
in Surrey.
Prom Grillon's Hotel, Albernar!e-street : His Excellency
Baron de Stunner and Baroness de Stormer, sod suites for Fat-
mouth, to embark on his embassy to the Court at the Breads;
the Rev. Archdeacon Markham, for his scat in Yorkshire,
Departures from pman's Hotel, Edinburgh, on
bird and Lady •Saltoun Lord Rimy, Duncan 'Davidson,Saturday'
Alexander Houstoun, Esq. Henry Withal'', Esq. and Um WI.
them, Capel Cum,. Esq. and Mrs, Cure, Peorpt Tutille, Es*
Walter Hote, Eaj. Capt. S. Brown, E.N. E. 11. Taylor, an 4
Taylor, Essirs.

WARWICK ASSIZES, AUGUST 1.

TUE KING V. CARTWRIGHT, WOOLIII, EDMONV,
LEWIS, AND MADDOCKS.

The defendants are all arrived in this town, 'except
Woolen A cation has been made to the Judge,
to know the di y his Lordship would commence saki►tg
this cause; and it is understood that it will not ccmie
on beforelhutsday next, Ind not be over before Mon-
day. It is said that both Judges will be on thelknch
during the proceeding.