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London, England, 1829-01-29 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

NAM Aunts Tim Da•—Dublin I—Waterford I—France 1-
Hamburg It 1-11.enoe Ayres I—Broil 1.

The Ann, Grel& from Dublin to London, was driven on shore
en Monday In Kilderry Bay, and full of water.

The film Ann, Pa►k, from Dublin to Bristol, was as shore in
Wtzfesd Bay on hlooday, and the water lowing through her.
ArdweU, from Jamaica, is supposed to be arrived. in the
Downs.

Thum. 14n. W.N W.—Arrived the Ann, Williams,
fruit Leghorn ; htgyptian, from Bombay ; Cape packet. from
New South Wales; and Lively, ..--, from Smyrna. Arrived
froin the River the Lesko Farquharson, General Kyd, and several
others. The Doke of Bedford sad Updertvood have sailed for
the River..

Pour:atom' Jas. M.—Wind W. to N.W,-"Arrived the
gent, (Island, Irmo Sedum.
Wausau's'' JialliMlT 17. Wind W. to W.N.W...—Arrived the
Hooter, Shepberd, from Gallipoli and Nation packet, from
Hamm dyrer. sailed uth November, from Moose Video the
17th, and 'amino kb December.

Omni Jas. SS—Arrived the Bleak% IHallingwortit, from
Itio jauriro ; Uha, Witklander, from New Yak with damage,
and leaky, and amst discharge. •
PLTSIOOIIII JAL firt...-Arrived the Dolphin. Hatalwr, from Ire.
nke ; George, Watkins, treat dleiska ; Rambo, --, from St.
Andero, pin of ber ease downs overboard.
Nola. JAM. U.—Arrive(' dm Harriet, Stevens, and Friends,
Hawkins, from Newfoandialid.

DA ITIIIOCTN, JAIL 27.4iTlifed the Prickle, Wood, from Port-
se. Prince.

Barsitot., JAN. U.—Arrived the Flora, Davis, from the River
Gambia; Frances, Smith, from Messina; Meredith, from
Cadiz; Nino', —, from Lisboa ; Sir Walter Scott, —, from
Prince Edward's Island.

Dolma, JAN. SE.—Arrived the Mary, —, from Bengal, sailed
30th Marini; Eliza, Milne, from Cadiz.

Dispatches were received yesterday at the Foreign
Office, from Mr. MATTNeIee, our Consul et Lisbon, dated the
17th instant.
D.spatches were also received yesterday at the Colo-
nial Office, from Major-General Sir J. Emote' K.C.B. at Jamaica;
and from Major-General Gaairr, at' tbe • Bahamas; and from
Listitenant-General Sir EDWARD Boons, K.C.B. at Ceylon.
Private levers receiv:d from Lisbon by the mail of
yesterday state, that official information has been received in that
equal from the Brazils. stating that Lord STRAMOYOIIe'S negocia..
titan bad completely failed, and it was the determination sof Don
Pavan to send a squadron to blockade the Tagus. The Britirh
Government, betrayer, has received no such advice*.
• Ism Marchioness f't AsoLzsav and Ladies Aortas
and GiOlielalla Nett were to leave Dublin on Tuesday tut.
A reduction ..f the several departnsentunf the Navy
Is in motemplation, in acct dance with the late surveys, bel.eby
the Lords of this AntirAy.
The command f the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland's
yacht has beds conferred upon Captain the Hon. W. H. Peace.
The Archdeaconry ot the East Riding of Yurkshi.e
has resolved to petition against the Cachets Claims. -
No vessel irom any port abroad, or from Ireland, an.
wised at Gravesend on tbe 25d, 244, 224, and 26th.
An overland dispatch has/cached the India House:l
it was brought by Major Baattintrast, who left Bombay tieurd of
October. He brings news respecting the state of brakb at Bom-
bay. Two of the Judges of that ?residency. Sir B. Wave (Chief
Justice) and Mr. Justice CHAIMOMIti, bad died. Sir J. P. GLINT is
the only leisaining Judo in the I'resideucy.
The abolition of tut tipikes in the neighbourhood of
London is talked of as a measure that is likely to be carried into
effect in the course of a year or two—a draunstange that cannot
fall to give very general satisfaction.

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A kw days since a subscription was made among the
prisoners in Whitecroat•street Prison, to enable a woman to return
tuber home who was brought from Sunbury, sixteen mike from
Landon, fur a debt of only Ns. and was confined twenty days,
leaving three children at the charge of the parish; and last week a
man, 70 years of age, was taken out of an alms-konse and brought
to the Ludgate side.
The King of the NETHERLANDS, the King of Dgw.
Maim the Spanish Minister (the Chevalier die Zia Baastrnes),
Viseo'unt Maros, and Earl Power, were elected. on Tuesday
evening, Members of the Medico Botanical Society. Tke Earl
&mouton. President, was in the Chair. and was invested with
the Gold Chain of Mice, which his Mawr bad been graciously
pleased to command should be worn by the President for the time
being. The meeting was very numerously attended; and the Spa.
saisb Minister appeared decorated with all his Orders.
By the Mutine.packet, Lieut. JAlltB G. GOODING,
from Vera Crux and Jamaica, we are informed of the kw of Ws
Majesty's surveying emit Kangaroo, Mr. Asrratosv as Navas
Master, commanding, upon the Hogaties Reef. The Monkey
sassoner bad lei Crooked Island for the wreck, aed samicoodsd Is
swine the crew and stores.

DispatibesWe;eiesterday received at the Foreign,
O. Irons Lord HITTIULIWIY. at B'.
dated un the 10th instant.
The Excise Auction Duty of seven-pence in the
pound on mortgage.' estate property, sold under a COM.
mission of bankruptcy, is at length, we understand, to
be repealed. In a cause tried a few days since in the
Court of Exchequer, it was decided that such property
wee not liable to the Excise duty; indeed, in many
parts of the country it has.neweeisters called tot. The
repeal of chi. tax will giretly relieve parties interest in
the disposal of property of tbirdesaiptii a, and facili-
tate the sak thereof.

GLASGOW, JANVARY 27.

The frost continued vay severe till yesterday fore-
noon, when the thermometer lose considerably. A sood
deal of snow fell on Saturday and yesterday morning,
but in consequence i f the thaw it is disappearing rapidly.
The wind, however, is still easterly. List night the
Edinburgh mail was mote than an hour behind its usual
time of arrival. The thermometer of Fahreinheit stood,
on the'2B'd inst. at 19, and at one time was so low as
12: on the 26th at 29. The frost has been supposed
to be more severe than any which has occurred for'
thirty years.
Operations have commenced in building the neir
bridge over the Clyde, oppniite the Salt-matket, to
connect with Hutcheson's Town;
Friday night, about eleven o'clock, a fire broke out
in the wisest's shop of Mr. Laurence Smith, Canon-
street ; in consequence of which the house where the fire
originated was destroyed, as well as the upper fiat of
an adjoining tenement, and three families burnt out.