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40, Ogle WWII Mole, titE es.bet, bt and for
London, from Fahnetith, lamaiet.,--and of Heneg
on the 16th, the shipWillnughby, of and fqt London,
from Mootegp. IN ten days out—arid, ob the 1?Oth,
lat. 26.18. toil. 69.44. the hrjg Libely, of and froth
Liverpool, Thomas SPALDINO, bound to theHavan.
nab, out IS tilt, and supplied her with water.
JANUARY 28..—8 y a lett& from Captain Actsitax.
oak of the ship Mars, of this port, dated Funchall
Roads, Madeira, 6th December, it appears that the
fleet for the West Indies, which left Cork 0,1 the 17th
November, were all dispersed in a gale on the 231 h
of that month. The Mars, in company with ten
sail of the convoy, found the Comm adorn, with sit
sail, at Funchal! Roads ; all the Clyde ships were
with the Commodore at Madeira except the Comber.
land, Titoresos, which parted on the night of the 3d
December.
Arrived on Friday the brig Bi,ters, Macktg, from
lNew-York, in 38 days—left the Radtke], 111.1NneALN
and the Trident, Br.axestAtt, lo id;ng for this port.
The Henry Dundas, BltowN, from Glbralar in 17
days—spoke on the 7th inst. in lat, 44. .5/. 1011. 1/.
55. the victualling sloop Starley, of and f-om ply.
mouth, boded to Corunna, under jury mists.
The ship Aurora; CRAIG, from Charleston, in 29
days—sailed over the Bar in company with the Per.. .
severance, FINLAY, tor Clyde, barque Esther, Jomesi
and brig Thames, LYONS, for Live: pool.—On the 6th
inst. in lat. 47. long. 35. spoke the brig Ann, ---, of
and from. Norfolk, bound for Clyde, out 15 days, all
parted with her on the 9th, lat. 51. long. 30.
The ship Cyrus, TfinstsoN, for Clyde, sailed lb days •
before the Aorora.—The Lord Duncan, ---, frwl
Lisbon for ibis port; an American ship, bound ler
Liverpool ; and a sloop froin Ireland, with oats, are
on shore at Lochindall, Isla.—The Jane, O'BatEKA
late Foutzatacusate, was spoke on the 20th inst. of
Cape Clear by the Martha, Baiter, arrived at Liver-
pool, all well.

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LEITH, JANUARY 26.
Thursday, sailed from the roads his Majesty's brigs desire and
Nightingale oa a eruiae.—Yriterday arrived the Gallant gun-brig
from a truiae.--Fresh gales from the wenward.
DUNDEE, JANUARY It.
On the night of Friday, or early of Saturday :horning lair, (!ur
ing a very heavy gale,* vemeignamded on the 'basks of the lay,
near the buoy, and went to pieces. Part of the *reek has sista
been wafted on shore at the Havens and at Arbroath, and i
wars the description of the sloop Hope of this pert, Jobn Calth-
nets master. that vessel sidled from the Frith of Forth, with A
cargo of casts, and ought to have ranched the pert of Dundee on
Saturday, which more strongly confirms the supposition that ilia
is the vessel which has been thus lost. The :natter, one man,
and a boy, the crew of the Hope, must have perished with her,
as they have not since been hearl of. The mister has left a
wife and family to deplore his lass.

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ABERDEEN, JANUARY 211. • •'• • •
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! Friday right, the sloop Jane s and Eaphan, Lustre,, Mate,
width sailed from Berwick on Thursday, for Leith, laden with
gridn, was totally lost en the Fife coast ; crew saved.—The smelt
George, of Inverness, made her last voyage to London, with a
degree of expedition seldom equalled. She left Gravesend on the
11th inst. made the Buchannen on the 19th, and called at tind-
horn and gat into Cromarry in the 1 eth -e-Saturday last, the
' Alfred, Mu apace, Was put in here by iontrary winds, on her
i voyage to Leith from America, as formerly stated. The Alfred
left the brig Barbara, ECION, ready for sailing; and reports the
ship Eliza, Seer+, being in a port near the Lewes., about the lit
instant. —The ship Jane, Perri. s, of this port, from Piston, was
off Shields on the morning if the lsd, with the loss of her miser.
i mast, and with other considerable damage.—The peke Isabelle,
! Jamas Per Rue, of Newburgh in Fite, was put in here lest
night on her way to Leith, atter a long and severe purser of
three mantis and MVO...ea Jaya teem tae.
vessel had part of her gunwale stave in, and lost some of her deck
timber.—Last night, the Wrangler gun-brig passed dingier, tide
Bey for Leith, from a long cruise in the North Sea—The brig
John, Groaot INNES, of and fur this place, from Southampton,
sailed towards the la• ter end of this month, and, we regret to
state, has not since been heard of—having, as is supposed, bees
' captured by some of the numerous privateers, which have so loeg
infested the British Channel.—The brig Console,- ,411,111.4 he
arrived at Mulls Island, atter a passage of fifty days.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
The Pheasant, for the Clio, recaptured Oct. le, 1110, will I*
pied es arrival in port, and recalled at the OI!ee of Mr. Pete:
Spam, Foxhole-street, Plymouth.
The same, for the Elizabeth, recaptured Oct. 6, 1510, Will W
paid and recalled as above.
The same, for the Falmouth, recaptured Oct. 4, It will be
paid and recalled as above.
The Bonne Citoyenee, ter la Furless., captured Italy 6,1109 e
was paid the 29th inst. at No. 12, *sple Inn, Holborn, ...sod will
be there recalled.
The Earnest, for the Emanuel and Laurette, captured Nos'. 14,
the Cairn., ee, and the Magdalena and Enighed, Dee. 4, tree,
and for the Charlotte, captured Oct. 16, 1109, was paid on boaefit -
at Sheerness, on the Sith instant, and will be recalled at No. 70,,,
Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury.
The Implacable and Melpomene, for the capture of oundl•
Amgen gun vessels, between the 90th Jane and 7tk July, 11100, •
WIWI paid the 29th Instant, et We. 11, Clement's Inn, and will be
dhow retailed.
' The Implacable, Bellerophon, and Melpomene, for the capture
'of sundry Russian gun-boats, en the 7th and ink July, 1509,
Irere paid, and will be recalled as above.
The Unicorn, for the Marie Joseph and cargo, eeptwed hoe
1,1110, was paid on board, on the 13th iota. &adornll be mufti
at Mr. E. Lockyer's Plymouth.
The Brlseis, for the Commerce and Raffnees, recaptured Aug.
I 8, 11110, will be paid on arrival in port, and recalled at No. S,
Clifford's Inn.
The Ceinar, for the Image Jan, captured May 7, 1909, was
paid the al th instant, at No. 11, Clement's Inn, and will be there
recalled.
The Lisbon mails bring an account of several ves-
sels having arrived in the Tagus, from England and
Ireland.
A fleet tot the West lalics sailed from Cork diet
24th instant.
Th Triton, Rollins, from New York,lslost on the Isla. CreW
saved.
The Venni —, has arrived at Plymouth, from
St Michael's.
The Hope, Everett, has arrived at Cape Coast
The Catherine. Hodgson, from Heligoland, whit% was on ahem
at the entrance of the Humber, has been got off, and arrived at
Hell en Wednesday.
The Cambridge, Duncan, from Jamaica to Liverpool, Is pet
Into the Hsvauneh, vritlida;nage.
'Ms Porseerante, Gou, from the Severna's, fell over in the I
Queen's Dock, at Liverpool, and filled with water.
On Thursday night, the 17th instant, the packet Fells, of Lists
bon, *Nr, y muter, from Mar:lnk:4m to Liverpool, laden with
often, rice, he. struck on a rock near the batten, on the coast
of Ireland, and sunk the following ntorniog. The crew, mashie
ting of 16 men, took to the boat, and on Satarday arrived at •
Aberporth, a creek within five lades of Cardigan, ago esteems
ted with fatigue and hunger.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East India House, when Captain Balmr.s, of the ship 1
Marchioness of Exeter, took leave Of the Court, pare.
vious to departing for St. Hciena and Bengal.—Tho
'regular ship Barmg, Captain CAR/12915, was destii-cl ,
for Madras and -Bengal.—=Captain RANKINBI was
sworn into the command of the chip Union, and took
leave, in the room of Captain StursoN, resigned.--
The Court adjourned at six o'clock, till lb-mor.Ow.