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London, England, 1821-01-20 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

ints Maids, Fitton, from Barbadoes to Bermuda, put into
Thomas's on the 10th ult. with much damage, having been
'bore on some rocks near Crab Island.
1111FALUOUTn, JAN. 17.-Wind W.-Arrived the Intrinsic, Foe-
to,frorn London for Jamaica. Sailed the Robert and Mary,
Arrow., for London.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 1 ITL-Wind S.W.-Arrived the Four Bro-
thers, Dorreorr, from Dantzic ; and Margaret, RZARILY, from
piece Edward's Island: the latter is dismasted. The Atalanta,
mu, wilted at Lisbon on the 12th ultimo ; and on the 15th,
tibe Liberty, \Victors, of ar.d from Plymouth ; and the Argo,
notassox, from Exeter, also arrived at that pert.
Dub, JAN. S S.W.-Came down from the River
*Newell, FRANKLIN, for Sr. Lucia; George, BAWALR, for
geodesist ; Spartan, Ft:RI:AL, for Pernambuco ; and Martha,
W,
for Charleston. Arrived the Hanger, Irani Leith fur 'k-
his; and the Ceres, from Jamaica; the latter has sailed fur the
Nye. Sailed the Argus Deal pilot cotter, on a creize off
Dungeness. Remain the outward-hound as before.
DARTMOUTH, JA 18.-The Skylark, PooLtv, has been got
eg Slapt on Sands, and is now at anchor in this harbour, with
mach damage. 411 her cargo is under luck at this place.
Sorer, JAN. 16.-Arrived the Mary, CA RSVjELL, from Tene-
rife for London, with loss of boa and sails, and short of provi-
sions; rad .111//iLer, QUAI.DIAK, from Oporto fur &tato!, with loss
of boat and anchor : she threw about ten tons of her cargo over-
board, and is leaky.
Corms istose, Jan. 19.-Entered Inwards : The Agile,
(rota Rourn ; Glasgow Packet, from Seville ; the Mary, front
Lisbon; Sarah, from Messina; Aid, from Lisbon; Margaret,
from Wurerford ; Lisbon Packet, from Lisbon ; Hope, from
Gottenburgh ; Happy Return, from Seville ; Henry, from
Danttic ; Sisters, fr:.111 Stangate Creek; Grace, from Seville;
Warkworth, horn (klosa ; Rnterprise, front Charente; Wa-
terford, front Waterford; Surrey, from !lull; William, from
from Oporto ; and Ilindostan,
Waterford; John and William,
from Calcutta.-Entered Outwards: The Bedford, for St.
Mary's; Louisa, for Tobago; Perseverance, for Cork ; Post-
humous, for Jamaica • and Union, for Lishon.-Cleared Out-
wards: Ten. Ibis, fur 'there ; Maria, fur St. Luck ; Edward,
for Dealt; and Aurora, fur Malaga.
alasureo-At Madras, the Calcutta, from Liverpool. At
Temonboco, Tdus, from London. At Charleston, Arethusa,
Nerrill, tram Li;erpool; and Superior, Whitmore, from Bath.
,tt New York, JAI,ICi Nluarck, --, from Liverpool ; and
Peace, Bruce, from Danuste-disinasted. At Antwerp, Clay,
Bachins, Iran Batavia; and Margaret, Smith, from London.
At Baltimore, Chatsworth, 'lagers, from London. At pavan.
sib, Dela, Wora, front Aberdeen. At Providence, W. 11.
Afire, from
VLSSiLS S?r/Ri.N is-mu-The laclipae, from London to the
Mauritius, on the 3d nit. in lat. 4. 30. long. 23. Tulip, front
Newfoundland to Liverpool, ott the 11th instant, in lat. 50.30.
10ag.14. with loss of lung-boat and main-boom ; Tigress, fans
London to Jamaica, on the 13th ult. in it. 49. 32. long. 11. 50.
Henry, fram London to Cuba; At. Vincent, from Cork to St.
Viscent's, on the 10th inst. in Lt. 50. 21. long. 7. 40. Ph.:ersix,
S:rory, from Oporto to Newfoundland,!he hth inst. in lat. 50. 13.
long. it. 30. AlLior, front Barbadoes to Liverpool, on the 136,
in lat. 52. ii. long. 17. with loss of her ground tier of sugars ;
trom.Stockholm to N.- wport, on the ult. in lat. 39.
11. long. 63. 32. Dawn, from Liverpool to New York, on the
19th, in lat. 42. 26. long. 47. 54. and Union, from Quebec to
Laskin, on the 3d inst. in lat. 50. t 2. long. 19. leaky.

,A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the Fo-
reign Office, at half•past two o'clock, which sat till
ball-pa,t four.
Yesterday, the Princess Sorxr A -visited the Duchess
of CLA RENCE.

The Duchess of KENT spent Wednesday evening,
and drank tea with the Duchess of CLARENCE, who,
ware happy to say, together with the infant Prin-
ces ELIZABETH, continue extremely well.

The follow ing Addresses will be presented to her
MAJESTY, at Brandenburgh House, on Monday next:
Livetj of London, Westminster, St. Mary-la-bonne, London
Industrious Classes, Tin-plate-workers, Glass-blowers, Carpen-
ters, Kensington, Coopers, Brass-founders, Trowbridge, Cam-
Newell, All Saints, Poplar, Bakers, Berkshire, Ireading, Poole,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Dublin, Guild of Glovers and Skinners,
Southampton, Chipping Sudbury, New Shoreham, Langholm,
Guildford, West Teignmouth, Birmingham Mechanics, Sudbury
Prcemen in London, Falkirk, Amicable Society of Nottingham,
Warwick, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Concentric Society, Liverpool,
Nicpton Cowbridgc, Glamorgan, Newbury, Alford,
larnhnwell Labourers, Blackburn Male, Ditto Female, Man-
the,ttr, Stirling, Soke and neighbourhood of liorncaatle, Sel-
kirk Incorporated Trades, Breckin ditto and Guildry, ditto Odd
Yellows, Inverary, Dundee }lax-dressers, Stamford, Walling-
ford, Colyton, Devon,
.Newcastle-upon-Tyne Females, Oxford,
Coach-makers.

Her MAJESTY. having been given to understand
that difficulties had arisen with regard to the attend-
ance of professional individuals at the Charity Con-
cert, which was appointed to take place at the Man-
sion-House, on the 19th of February, has sanctioned
the postponement of it until the Ist day of March,
when it is the intention of her MAJ ESTI: to be present.
Lady DAVEY has issued cards of invitation for a
grand entertainment, to take place at her house in
Lower Grosvenor-street, on Monday evening.
The Dublin New Theatre-Royal, opened on Thurs.
clay, with the Comedy of Errors, and the Sleep-We/ker.
An article in the Fiench Papers says—" It is in
contemplation to fit out an expedition for discoveries
in the Polar Seas, to sail early in the spring. The
king has drawn up the plan himself."
Trifling circumstances wit often skew the state of
the human mind. BONAPA RTL lately collected all
the canary birds that could be procured in St. He-
lena, put them into one room, and then let them fly
out at the window!

The Pernambuco letters are dated the 2", dr of No-
vember, and state that Governor REGO had put an
embargo on the port for all vessels bound to Portu-
ral, without waiting for instructions from the Court.
Ifis late military excursion into the interior, and what
Illad been termed the Bonito affair, was highly ridi-
cied; for nearly the whole garrison had been put in,
motion, under the plea of attacking Insurgents, who,
t turns out, were no other than a few miserable
'.rretches, nearly starving with hunger. To sanction
the operation at Court, a few of them had, however,
been seized, and shipped off for Rio. The people at
• Pernambuco were equally elated with the news re-
ceived from Portugal.
Moore's Old Almanack.—lt is said, that the person
*i) died lately had so far improved this pamphlet,
dlring the time that it was under his management,
that the sales exceeded 430,000 annually ; but what
is this compared to Messrs. SIVEWRIGIITe, the Con-
tractors for the present Lottery, who have so ar-
r:nged as to have Nine Prizes of £21,000 in one
,theme, a number never heard or dreamt of before,
ail at least Three of those 4-21,000 Prizes must be
drawn Next Tuesday, as on that day the Lottery
begins.

Wednesday morning the body of a fine young
roman was found dead in a inutijy ditch, near to
Pentonville. The body was owned
in the course of the day. fler name was Mary Day,
aged 17, and she lived as servant with Mr. Pritchard,
cooper, in Fenchutch-street. She obtained leave,
1.4 preceding day, to visit her friends, and it is sup-
iD,ed she fed in by accident.