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London, England, 1810-04-23 00:00:00

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PLYMOUTH APRIL et.
Yesterday being Good.rriday, the public attention
was particularly attracted by the observance of a cus-1
tom prevalent among the Spanish seamen. The
Ephigenia, Spanish frigate, lying in Hamoaze, hadher
yards crossed, the colour's hoistedhalf-mast high, and
an effigy suspended from the bowsprit, with a small
bag in one hand, intended to represent Judas Iscariot :
this figure they kept suspended till saner, occasion.
ally hauling it on board, and beating it with sticks.
A foreign vessel of 300 tons burthen. , and ten men,
laden with corn, has been detained and sent iri by the
LYRA brig of war, Captain BzirlaNs. 'the tollowing
vessels have also been sent in here :—The Amelia,
American schooner, H. Merry Master, 2 guns, 73
tons, and ten men, laden with lumber, staves, rosin,
and flax-seed, detained by the FAVORITE sloop; Por-
tuguese schooner, Dios Conacona, laden with staves,
also by the FAVORITE ; Portuguese ship, Flora de
Pernambok, from Pernambucco ; and rappenburgh
ship Gedind Johanna.
Arrived the Active and Diligence transports, from
Rio Janeirr, nine weeks passage ; no news ; trade
worse than ever there ; also the SNAPPER shcooner,
from. Basque Roads. Sailed the VIOLET lugger, for
Jersey.; PROSPERO 610014 for the West Indies; EN.
oottryrza . gun-brig, with a dock-yard lighter, for
Dartmouth, to bring round a new sloop of war from
that port, called the NORTH STAR ; the ORESTES
sloop, with twenty sail under convoy for Portsmouth
and the Downs ; and the GLENOIR ketch, to the
Eastward.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL f_v.
Arrived the six following transports from Rio Ja-
neiro, under convoy of his Majesty's ship ELIZABETH,
which vessel is also come in :—Triton, Capt. EVANS,
Swift, LEOOATT, Neptune, IRwING, Mary, MIDDLE-
YARD, Amphitrite, LEVAY, and Kingston, SMITH ;
and the Rom lugger, from the Downs.—Sailed the
STATELY, for the eastward.—His Majesty's ship Eu-
!MAWS is gone over to the Nlotherbank, with her
convoy for Gibraltar, Lisbon, &c. and remains.—
; The TYItIAN gun-brig has sailed with a convoy for

the Downs.
Vice Admiral Sir JOHN THOMAS DUCKWORTH
has hoisted his Rag on board the ANT/LOPE, Captain
NI,LEon, as Commander-in• Chief at Newfoundland ;
aad Rear-Admiral CARTHEN REYNOLDS, on board
the ST. GEORGE, 98, Captain Gwow, for the Baltic.
Sir JouN DUCKWORTH has since struck his flag for a
short time.—Wind

DEAL, APRIL Mt.
Came down from the River the Bombay, Earl St.
Vincent, and Harriet, for the East-Indies ; and the
Ocean, for Quebec ; and remain in the Downs with a
large fleet of outward-bound. Sailed his Majesty's
ship AFRICA for North Yarmouth.—Wind S. S. E.

SHEERNESS, APRIL. 22.
Sailed this day his Majesty's ship DEFENCE, with
the convoy to the Baltic ; the next will probably sail
about the 20th of May, and that for Gottenburgh the
6th of the same month. A convoy for Heligoland
will sail next Friday, the 27th instmt.—Wind N.W.
YARMOUTH, APRIL 2f.
Yesterday P. M. Rear Admiral DixoN, with the
following men of war sailed for the Baltic, viz. the
DICTATOR, (the Admiral's flag ship), PLANTAGENET,
HERO, VANGUARD, GANGES, and PRINCESS CAROLINA,
of 74 guns cacti ; PROMETHEUS sloop ; and EARNEST
gun brig ; the BLAZER gun brig to the Nore ;—the
CENSOR gun brig with convoy to the Westward ; and
the HEARTY on a cruize off the Dutch coast. Ar-
rived the LEVERET sloop of war, and remains with
the Roebuck, (Admiral Doem,As's flag ship) Snipe,
gritomart, Vixen, Reynard, and Drake.
One, P.M.—Three large ships and a brig are now
working into the Gatt, suppose STATELY first.—
Wind S. W.