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London, England, 1818-07-25 00:00:00

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**FORTS:MUTH, JULY 24.
1.:.0 .7 S. W.—Arrived the OrossuNt gun-brig,
a. llalifax—sailed the 2d July ; left there the Le•
~-,c,;1, Forth, and Wye. The ship Ann
„ was to sail a day after the Orossum, with
1.11
tort Portsmouth. The Jemima, DARBY, has
back, last from Cowes, leaky, and must dischat e
oilier cargo. Sailed his Majesty's ship SPA nTA
LiS Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER
suite on board, for Bourdeaux.
DEAL, JULY cl.
Wind S.—Came down from the River :old remain,
TUN, i 7):" PC.:T.:1:711)!:CO; 13:1110T, OWEN,
Tr,:stc, and soilel—Arrived and sailed for the
ti:e Adam, CILEMAN; from the South Seas.
TtfARGATE, JULY 21.
br:,.; Z.:6yr g, ANDERSON, fro ni London, bound
~Rott,:rdara, has sprung a leak, and is brought into
ti.:4 harbour.

HARWICH, JITIX 24.
V.—Arrived the licaufoy packet, with a
tf...l2.:lPassengers, from Cuxhaven ; Ncpean ditto,
lrcm Holland.
LIVERPOOL, JUIN 23.
S.--11.!c Margaret, YOVNO, from Leghorn,
V:est Iloyle (without a pilot), and is
tat;?. got off this tide. The Rodie,—,
t-To, Pi 2
ctou, was spoke, on the 4th of
, 'i;l..;.long. 3.
cI:AvEsEND, JULY 94.
f.? Intent, Clark, front DanrAg ; Merenior,
Gra..ada ; Catharine, --, from Norway ;
Pittte Atalanta, —, from Daum;;

from mu ;
kea, ,f .m Braga ;Sr ::tan, Furnell, from Genoa ;
ti:: fr.na ; i,overeign, Mustard;
•; 1.1 ; li.ibtrt and Ann, rs,i •nle, from Antigua •; Riga
p tr.a the Brazi ; some toilers, names
o s,.i.ie forzign cc,-; the Blossom,-,
; Fox, Fox, far Ostend , and Stanton, Chambers,

:crday, the Court of Directors of the Honour-
:l-.:,:thc East-India Company gave a Grand Dinner,
r b^srd the V.IN.!TTAR r, Blackwall, to some of
3nnisters.
::2 10Y; sustained by the shipping, during the late
1-6C:IP.e at the Isle of Fr.tnce, was found by an ac-
c:: v.:laation to exceed 339,000 dollars.
Acording to accounts from Thrace, the earth-
which was said to have destroyed the city of
11.iiipoiwilis was by no means so destructive as it was
reroeated.
r]ic Trin2ad Courant, of the 2d of May, we
Triet a.) learn, that on the preceding day a fire took
pfe: in a wooden building in the town of San Per-
ado, which communicated with such rapidity to
r~ahor;.et of this description, that in less than three
hours ::early the whole of the town was consumed.
sustained on this occasion must have been
Teo nuider üble ; and it appears that about 200hhds.
which had been placed there for the pur-
pee cf shipping, were destroyed.
Thursday se nnight a fire was discovered bursting
cat from ti:e Nzindow of a hayloft on the premises of
ions Roonox, Esq. of Lakenheath, near Colches-,
ter,- afar great ravages there, quickly
cara7l,n;ca:e,! :a acdjacent outbuildings, of Mr.
CAttitzorr and 11r. II orta, nearly all of which
lyre destiovri.4. with a large quantity of hay, some
mse stock, furiture, farming implements, &c.
Thinidav l a fire broke out in a wood stack,
upon the grate of N. L. ACTON Esq. at Bramford,
which cnx ~,, about 20 loads d wood, 30 head of
poultr, a a quantity of agricultural imple-
ments, &c. exertions of the workmen the fire
was prevented horn extending to several cottages.
Sunday a fire broke out on the premises of Mr.
H. SMITH, at raiding. Before the flames could be
subdued, they destroyed a stack barn, another barn,
mid ma-house, and a stai?le.
Tuesday last, one of the female servants of Mr.
Pagdon, brewer at Epsom, went into the cellar with
a lighted candle, when some part of her dress was
carried by a current of air into the flame, which
communicating to the other parts of her clothing,
she was so dreadfully scorched before any assistance
could he given, that she died within a few hour's in
mem agony.
Yesterday morning, James Myers, a boy of eight
nan of age, fell from a barge into the River. He
vas under water above a quarter of an hour, and
tin taken out apparently dead. The body was,
rarri.:d home to the house of Mrs. Parsons, Clement's
Inr,7assage. Two medical gentlemen who were sent
fa: auricled, and by persevering in the means re-
on:mended by the Royal Humane Society, he was,
a. et an hour and a half, restored to life and his

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Wt..,:neciay a young man, named Hull, was killed
rapture of a blood-vessel in the head, on a
t'e.2',f!round near Uxbridge. He had engaged to
ej.twer.:y miles in three hours and a half; but in
F' :117,1;1,., eighteenth mile within the three hours, he
tell t'tise 110 more. The heat of the weather, no
urrribu:ed to his death.
T:t ...dac;ty of the Pirates, who have during the
is much interrupted the trade of this coon-
thc pretence of the hostilities between
Colonies, has attracted the attention
1.1 Allt The following is a copy of a
Order :o our Admirals on Foreign Stations.
It nil be seen that Spain and her Insurgent Color :es
quay recognised as competent Authorities in
This, indeed, distinctly appeared in
t.t..traAiot trial for piracy, of which we gave an
e,:ract two day; ago :

" .Tote 8, 1818.
• ""-lwe have received information, that under colour
subsisting ty:tween L-is Catholic Majesty and certain
i'•••..c.• or parts of Pro:T.:roes in Spanish America, divers
or vessels, not li,:c•-••;:ir3 -o and fitted out and set
:he dominions cf Crtheic Majesty, or the said pro-
pm, oflrc-;;~~es~b:.••. having, or pretending to have,
of tear or letters of marque from his Catholic Ma-
-1..•0,ns 7!.s,.!rilg exercise the powers cif Covr•rn-
i, !•• tail /Tore:ices or parts of provinces in Syanish
Lire (cm:nit:ea ci!vers piratical acts and outrages
: eras a 1-ts Majesty's subjects ; you arc
d s Hue instrt.ct!ans to the Corn-
' -;',••. ::.der your orders, on credible• •••• Act er outrage committed on the
• •!;o: :7,77,P1i.1, by any such armed ship
:.. • i 7 • •t:::1 ctitiin such armed ship or
••" ..ci•!: r maner ;u:d crew, in safe
• 1"..1 in hit M..jesty's Colonies,
- t i.l of offences committed
•
; tqvet;', • v..: •'t '••••••.s as mat- be noes's-
-111:' ::rt :!: 1,11. ye I•,-er. s: by
•:-•, or, 7 . • 77. L ind crew vt•::.) may
- • 1 sat or cutrae nt.y be dealt

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