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London, England, 1821-04-10 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

The Thames, arrived off Lymington yesterday, sailed f
China the 24th of November, and from St. llelena theeisthaf
February, in company with the Delcarras, and paned on the It
of March, in lat. 15. N. long. 21. W. Spoke the Lowther Ca.
tle on the Line, in long. 20. 30. The Orwell and Scaleby Ca,.
tle were to leave China the 10th of December, and the Genets'
Hewitt and Marchioness of Ely on the 23th, and were totted'
at the Cape.—The Thames brought passengers, Mrs. and j
tenant-Colonel BrLessor; Masters B. and C. BAItrITO, fres,
Chita; Lieutenant Grote SPONC, and Mr. S. WrEDING, kg,
shiprnan, from his Majesty's ship LivEnrosit.

FALSIOUTII, Aran 9.—Wind N.W.—Sailed the Seem%
packet, with Mails for Lisbon and the 731editerranean; Sunk,
FRANK, for Prince Esiwald's Island; and Arutidahl,
for Arundahl.
Ponrsarocsu, Arms. 9.—Wind 'Majesty's ship
GRASSHOPPEA and I)u.skt, for Newfoundland, have gone out,/
harbour and brought up at Spithead.
DIAL, Aran. 9. Wind S.S.F..—Came down from the Rivet,
and sailed, with the whole of the outward-bound, the Blucher,
CLAIM, for Leghorn, and Comely, Gnav, fur Jamaica. ge.
main, his Majesty's ships SEVERN and IleuroLt ; the Iletakl,
for Quebec; another bark, acid two brigs, names unknown.
Haawccu, Aram 9.—Arrived the Prince of Orange packet,
with a Mail from Holland.

Currou Hausa, APRIL 9.—Ships Entered Inwards: Esther,
from St. .Michael's; Richard, from Stangate Creek. Acorn,
from Lisbon ; Sisters, from Stangate Creek ; Camden, from
Bombay ; Sincerity, from Southampton ; Donne Castel, front
Charente; Sarah, from St. Michael's; Swift, from Fun; .sas.
burgh, from Calais; and Nelson, from New South Shetland,—
Outward s : Elizabeth. from Berbke ; Brunswick, from &decor
Abaria Ann, for Brussels; Margaret, for Venice; Caroline, far
famaica ; Rover, for Calais ; Jane, for Dublin; Susan, for Cork;
Julie, for Calais ; Sarah, for Cork ; Jason, for Naples; and afar).
for Havannah. Cleared Outwards: Trelawney, for Jamaica; kL
zabeth, for Halifax ; Harrington, for Hayti ; Belle Alliance, fa
Antwerp; Skipsey, for Quebec ; Tenterden, for Ehinore; Seer,
for enlvts • Newcastle, for Trieste; Seneca, for Genoa; aa4
Hopewell, St. John's.

When Mr. CROKER proposed the alterations in the
Board of Longitude, a few years ago, by adding
thereto three more Members, and a Secretary, who
were to be paid for their services, it was with a view
to the more correct computation of the Nautical Alma.
nack, which he stated to have fallen so low in estima.
tion, as to be a disgrace to the country. The first pro.
duction of these effcient Members (as they are signifi-
cantly called), contains an error of six or seven minute
in the place of the Moon's Node, continued all through
the years 1821,1822, and 1823; together with an error
of one or two seconds in the obliquity of the Eclip-
tic. The mean places likewise of all the Stars have
been advanced nearly five seconds in right ascension.
But, though the Editor of the Almanack may believe
thafhe has sufficient authority for this latteialteration,
and may be implicitly followed therein by the Mid.
shipmen in his Majesty's Navy, yet the scientific world
will naturally require some demonstration of the fact
before they can subscribe to such a singular anomaly.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Marquis and blarehloness Cornwallis, and the Ladies
Cornwallis, at their house in Old Burlingtonstreet, from Bruno
hall, Suffolk.

Marquis and Marchioness of Tavistock, from Bedfordshire
Countess Temple, from Avington, Haas.
The Earl of Chichester, from Susses.
Viscount Maynard, from Danw►ow, Essex.
D. Giles, Esq. M.P. at the Albany, from Youngsbory,lkm
Lord and Lady Cranbourne, from Hatfield.
Viscount Milton, from Northamptonshire.
•
Lord Ebrington, from a tour.
Lord Amherst, from Montreal House, Kent.
Spencer ILllderbee, Esq. from his seat in Suffolk.
John Mansfield, Esq. M.P. from Leicestershire.
Sir C. Danville, Bart. from Ireland.
Sir W. Hotham, from Bath.
Colonel Scott, from Berks.
Captain Leighton, from a tour.
DEPARTURES. •
Captain Colville, and Lady Tent and family, from the Lail
Hotel, Albemarle-street, to Cheltenham.

to B
erke. eher Croft, Esq. fromthe Roydfiotel, St. James'inzet
HUNTING.
The Pytehley Hounds meet to-morrow, at Bossism OM;
and an Friday, at Dean, at half-past ten.
The Duke of Gasrzoes Hounds meet on Friday, 81
Geld Furze, at half-past ten.
The Oakley Hounds meet an Thursday, at Amptb PIM
and Saturday, at Yardley Pastures.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTTsEDAT.
alontsswoassr.
2to 1 apt Reginald (talen) ato 1 apt Canopus
3 to 1 apt Morel 8 to 1 apt Cecilia
5 to 1 apt Sell= (taro)
200 CIUDIZAI MLA AT 111111FMARICIT.
to 1 apt Banter I 3to 1 aptTires's.
3 to 1 apt Antar '7 to I apt Champlin°

• DIMIT.
1$ to t. apt Reginald 11 to 2 apt Chuns (tabs)
7to 1 apt Gustavus (taken) 12 to 1 apt Morel
9 to I agst Jock (taken) 20 to 1 apt Friar Bates
OArs.--S to I apt My Lady.-500 to 25 betted dist le'
&bald and My lady do not win the Derby and Oaks.

ST. LIGNIY.-110/1CA112211. .
7to 1 apt Jack Spiggot 114 to 1 apt My Lady
12 to 1 apt Colwell 16 to 1 apt Swedbeek
12 to I apt Statesman 40 to 1 apt Nordera Ltd
Nsyrwalerr Beeeze-6 to 1 apt Gums (takte).:_:_.

MARRIED.
Thursday, at arencester, the Earl of Dartmouth, t°
Frances Talbot, daughter of the Earl of Talbot, Lord Unites°
of Ireland.
Thursday last, at Leekerbie House, Dumfries-shire, C°llll/
Muwell, Governor of the Island of St. Chi-wooer, wait
dies, to Miss Douglas, only daughter if Lieutenant-Celotal
Liam Douglas, of Greened*, Annan.
At Stockton-upon-Tees, on the 29th ult. Gilbert Mora 11
of Bright., Island of St. Vincent, to Rachel Sophia, &OW
the late Jonathan Anderson Ludford, M.D. of Wuwitki ,
Island of Jamaica.

DIED.
On the 22d ultimo, at Stranger, Mr. John Kerr.
sincerely and very deservedly lamented by his family ending,'
The 27th ult. Samuel Anderson, Ea* of Mandan, Said,
Edinburgh.

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