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London, England, 1820-05-18 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Bellisle, SPEau.as, !mien with cotton, sugar, and rim,
from Berbice to the Clyde, was totally lost on the 9tk March, on
the Columbine Rock, off Trinidad ; crew with difficulty saved,
the vessel having sunk almost instantly after she struck.
The Ebenezer, Cutare, is burnt in the River Plate.
The Spring, PIAT, bound to the South Seas, was off Madeira
on the 25th of March.

The Anna, from Valparaiso, is supposed to have arrived at
Rio J.tn iro.

:iwallow, FA I.SO:t' from Belfast, arrived at Baltimore,
wi.l• much damage, and it was expected would be condemned.
r.,:.vw'lM, 11A Wind S.—Arrived the Velocity, STAN.
Tos, from Loudon for Obra:tar ; Eliza, SANDS, from Leith for
tiourdeaux ; and the Wrkeiey Castle, 1./Avis, from Lontion.—
Arrived off this port, the State 4, Knamt, from Jamaica; Susan
and Letitia, Joys, from Leghorn for London; and Venus, Cea-
ra, from Baltimore, in 25 days. The latter spoke, on the 7th
instant, in lat. 4S. to. N. long. 41. 14. W. the brg Mary Ann,
of Workington' out ten days.
PLYMOUTH, MAr 16.--s Wind W.S.W......Sailed the Norval,
Stilnnts, for London. _ _ _

Poarnsoczn, M. 17.—Arrived the Starling cutter, from a
cruise ; Economy, Surrow, from London ; and Spring, Bon:-
glory. from Dantzic. I•assed up Channel, the Thames, Ltsvorr,
from Bombay for I.::: don ; sailed 9th of January, and from the
Cape 11th of March.— Wind S. S.E.
Dam., Mar 17.—Wind S.W.--.Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Almorah, Woman, from Calcutta; William Miles,
Deans, from Madras ; Lotus, Dorssolr, from Bengal ; Catha-
rine, Hozstaw, from Cadiz • Admiral Rowley, Gitasoac, front
'Trinidad; Blenheim, Cis:rrisos, from liondur.a ; maiiters,
BERKMAN, from Ceylon; Juliana, from Prince Edward's
Island ; and be veral more, particulars unknown. The Juliana
remains in the Downs.

Lrizaroot, MAY 16.—.-Arrived the Caroline, Bums!, from
Savanpab; K.ergreen, RATnaows, trnm Wilmirgton ; Lisboa
Packet, Tucican, from Lisbon; and -the S:adt Vll<tr.:r,
from Wismar.

Sournemrrox, MAY 17.—The Hope pilot-boat landed
here the passengers and dispatches of the ship Lotus, Doyene,
from'Bengal and Calcutta.
thuratim, MAY 16.—Arrived the Dorset, has?, from
Antwerp; Margaret, SANDZAS, from alermo ; Vrow Ha .sye,
°wage/orb, from Rotterdam ; Swan, kfell, from the Havan-
nah ; and Margaretta Maria, Bong, from Tonningen. Sailed
the Fairmi, Amain, for Rouen ; Elisabeth, Rare, for Barba-
does; Warkworth, Meats, for Odessa; and Hyperion, Lau-
Lir, for Quebec.
MAY 17.—Arrived the Vansittart, DALRYMPLY ; and Inglis,
Beaaanats, from Canton.
Aaawans—At Constantinople, the Little Sally, Gibson, from
London. At Paraiba, Latona, Bally, from London ; and the
Economy, Willis, from Pernambuco. At New Orleans, Lord
Whitworth, Cody, from Liverpool. At Rio Janeiro, Protens,
James, from Malta., At Jamaica, Hutton, —, from London.
At Valparaiso, Drottingen, —, from Rio Janeiro; Catalina,
Ramsay; and Inspector, Bruce, from Callao; also the George
whaler, from At Teneriffe, Fortune, myth, from the
Havannah. At Trincomalee, Agincourt, Freeman, from London.

No. 2313, drawn this morning, 18th May, a Prize
of £lO,OOO, S per cent. Consols, was Shared and
Sold by HAZARD and Co. the Contractors, Royal
L .change, Cernhill, and 324, Oxford-street, Lon-
don ; who also Shared and Seld Five of the Capital
Prizes drawn the first day, 27th April.
Thii Morning, 18th May, No. 12,313, drawri a
a Prize of £lO,OOO, Three per Cent. Consols,- was
shared and sold by Messrs. J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT,
at their fortunate Offices, Nis. 37, Cornhill; No. 110
Holborn ; No. 38, Haymarket ; and No. 141, Ox-
ford-street--:who also shared and sold No. 9.814.. a
Prize of £20,000, and No. 13,756, a Prize of £5OO
Consols, drasirn the First Day, 27th April.
A Glasgow Paper states, that Meat, who has
been found (in the Civil Action reported in our last
page) to have had an intimate concern with Hurry
White, in the robbery of the Paisley Bank, has been
apprehended at Edinburgh, on a temporary warrant,
to be detained until a criminal indictment is prepared
by the Crown Lawyers, to try him for his lite.
RTIRICRY A 141) Arrtier? TO Mumma ....Tuesday night, a bids
after nine o'clock, as a servant of Mr. Stolwcnhy, cabinet-
maker, of Vine-street, Hatton-Garden, war coming towards
Clapham, after putting up some furniture at a Gentleman's
house in.thst neighbourhood, a. man in a sailor jacket stepped
nu to him, and laying hold of him by the collar, desired him to
deliver his money and watch. Mr. Stolworthy's man, without
answering Mm, knocked him down, when three others, who lay
concealed in the adjoining close, ran towards him; ono of them
stabbed him in the groin, another knocked him down ; they then
beat him unnurcifully, and, after stabbing him in three plates in
the body, left him for dead, and robbed M of his watch and
three one-pound notes.
SWALLOWS.—Tte Hon. DAINRS BARRINGTON WaS
of opinion that swallows did not migrate, but re-
mained in this country in a torpid state during ‘‘ in-
ter. In confirmation of this, a few days ago, a swab,
low was observed near the neck of a chimney, at the
mouth of a hole, betwixt the slate and wall of a house
in Annan. It continued in a torpid state for nearly
two days, and then fell from where it was perched.
The shock restored it to animation--,it was caught,
and found to be the kit-sada rustica, or common chirn-
nex swallow, and must have remained there during
the last winter.

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