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London, England, 1820-03-23 00:00:00

NAVAL IN7'ELLIGENCL.

The East India Company's ship Waterloo arrived at Canton
the 9.;:h :;;..ptember. Information has also been received of the
anival of the Company's sh;p Wiram Pitt at flencoolan
i'ezrz 4lA►cn 20.—Arrived th..t Ann Elizabeth. Orrrr,
front Newry for Poole, with loss of bowsprit, hiving been no
foul of off the Lizard by a large ship, supposed to be an In-
dianan.

FAILAIOUTH, MARCI 4 C.C.—\Vlrld F.—Arrived the Julius Caw.
Lt-cy:le, from Demerara, in 60 days, for London; Cr,.:.if
Si7lonv, from New York, in 25 days, for Havre; and Bliss,
YP.F7,M, horn Virginia :-or London. Arrived off the Lizard,
the Georgian; WAARi:N, from Berbire for London. On the
21st ult. in lat. 3S. -10. N. long. 33. 3. W. she was struck by
lightning, which splintered the Inainmazt. The Master, Mat..,
and three men, were also struck b) it, but did not receive rni
injury.

-131:TKOLTIT, MARCH 21.—Sailed his Majesty's ship StARTAN,
for Ireland and Lisbon.

POILLIIHOZTH, M.I.IPCH D2.—Arrived the John, LOTHERIXGVUX,
from Shields, for Gibraltar and Fiume; Dove, Canny, fvon
Weymouth; Dart, Francon, from Dartmouth; La 1.7^.:,:tt,
Gsu.tan, and La Sugulle, —, from Cherbourg.—Fassed by,
the Cicero, KILLT, from the South Seas, for Lo: don.
DEAL, MARCH V.—Wind a.,d s..iled for the
River, the Severn, Lew, from St. Michael's.—;`.one down from
the River and sailed, the Neptune, IWKissoor, for New South
Wales; larbadoes, Knotty, for Halifax; Henry Clay, Csans,
for Virginia ; Alfred, TRIST, fcr Tobago; Arno, Roseicr-ton.
for Genoa; Lady Ford) St(111240, for Leghorn; Elizabeth, -
THIS, for Lisbon; and Merrory, Leon, for Messina. Also
sailed, the Tropic, Basurosn, for B.u^badoes.
LIVERPOOL, 21.—Artived the Darien, Wu.cox, from
Savannah ; Minerva, SMITH, from New York, sailed the 25th
February; and Halcyon, Wooszes, from Charleston, saikd the
18th February.
ARRIVED—At Havre, Fasterprise, Gardner, from the South
Seas. At Oporto, Oporto, Covey; and the Palace, Nickels,
from London; Charles, Smith ; and the John and Thow.as,
Chant, from Liverpool. At Lisbon, Two Brothers, Henning-
ton; and the Blues, Blues, from London; Cottager, Co nish;
Lisbon Packet, Tucker ; Mary, Crowther; Arlin, Bony ; and
Waterloo, Munro, from Liverpool; Liberty, Boyes; and Deito
Fen°, --, from Cork ; Commercial Packet, —, from Dub-
lin ; aed Polperro, Rosignol, from Jersey. At St. Übe's. Peggy
and Ann, Johnson, from Sligo. At Cadiz, I•acific, Roberts;
Snal:speare, —; and Sophia, Drum, from London; also the
Providence, Woolsey, from Yarmouth. At Gibraltar, Aurora,
Robinson, from Shit Ids. At Messina, Saunders Hill,
from Liverpool. At rioste, ViOlant, &when, from Leith.

Mr. Anton, of Geanies, the Sheriff of Rois.shirt,
has published an off,cial statement of the late unfor-
tunate affair at Culruin, in that County. The ae-
count he gives, does not differ materially from what
has been already laid before the Public. It confirms
distinctly what we said at the time, that however
unwarrantable and pregnant with disaster the con-
duct of the misguided Highlanders, engaged on that
occasion, his been, relines, as has been. idly sug-
gested by some of our contemporaries, li'ad nothing
to do with it. The matter (says the Inverness Jour-
nal) stands simply thus:—" The proprietor of 'Cul-
rain wished to tom a portion of his estate, which
supported eighty families, into one farm, for OW
substantial tenant. This disposition of ihe property
the present occupiers of the soil determined to resist,
having had a premise f:cm the landlord that they
should be allowed to remain as long as they paid
their rents; and, whilst they offer a larger rent than
the single tenant, threaten to maintain possession of
their farms at the peril of their lives. In doing so,
they have already seriously violated the law of the
land, and. their persisting in their purpose can only
have the elect of involving them in an abyss of
crime and misery. They cannot cope witli the

strength of the British empire, when asserting the
sovereignty of the laws, and the attempt can only
overwhelm them in ruin. They even revent any-
thing being done fer their relief; for who would
negociate with nn armed mob, or give encourage-
ment to others to seek, by defiance of the laws, that
redress which can only be found in the paths cf
peace :tnd obedience?"