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London, England, 1820-07-22 00:00:00

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Preparations for the launch of the TEATALGAE, on Wednes-
day, are proceeding siith great activity in Chatham Dock yard.
His Royal Highness the Duke of e taaawct will Odor* the
ceremony of christening this line ship. The launch will takst
place about one o'clock in the afternoon. The head of the Ta 4.
rat.oaa is a line statue of the late gallant Lord llet.sox, carved la.
a superior style.
The following Notice was yesterday posted at Lloyd's :
" RUSSLAN CONSULATE OTTICT,
28, Great Winchester-street, July 20.
" Mr. De Dusavararsirr presents his compliments to Mr.
Jona Berotxrr, jun. and begs to acquaint him, for the informa-
don of the Gentlemen of Lloyd's, that he has received offi•:ial
inftirmation from •his Qovniment, that, in conformity to the I
Ukase of his Imperial Russian Majesty the liarriaoa of -alt the
Ressuts , bearing. date the 26th May of this year, the importa-
deli or all foreign salt in the port of Odessa, as wt 11 as in all the
porn on the Black Sea, and on the Seaof Azoff, is prohibited,
from the Ist of September next."
. The following extract is dated Hamborgh, the tsth instant :-
8, The Board of Trade of this City has received the following
account from Revel, dated litith June This morning the
lightning struck the steeple of the Lutheran Cathedral in this
City, and in a feW Hours that ancient gothic edifice was reduced
to ashes. Vessels bound to Bevel and St. Petersburgh have by
this event lost an excellent land-mark the lofty steeple was
visible far out at sea. It is therefore very desirable that this
circumstance shotild be made as public as possible.'" '
The Pomona, GAY from London, arrived at Para the 23d
May, after being plundered, off the Canaries, of property to the
amount of 4300.

The Havre de Grace, from Opor o to Para, struck on a bank,
at the month of the river .Imazon, the latter end of %Emil, and
no further intelligence had been received of her at Pan on the
27th May.
Citsztesros, JUNE 13.—The John and Ann, of London, from
Cadiz to Havannah, it is reported, has been taken by a piratical
cruiser.

MEAL, ILLY 21.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River the Eagle, GEMIIII.I., from Demerara. Came down from
the River and sailed the Navigator, LOGAN, for Ilalif.tx ; Re-
galia, TASLna, for Jamaica; Acorn, SMITH, for Charente;
Montmorency, Woon, for Quebec; Porcupine, LAING, and
Mars, RUSSaLL, for Rio Janeiro—the three latter remain.
PLTMOUTH, Jett 20.—Tuesday, the Dwarf revenue cutter,
whilst going out of harbour, ran foul of the Breakwater light-
vessel, by which her bumpkin was carried off, and some other,
tiamage.austained.
TkeLynx, Reoratu Master, which arrived here on Tuesday
from Quebec, left loading the following ships belooting to this
port, viz.—Eagle, Nutt ; Lord Exmouth, BARRETT ; Specu•
lation, Rreitaos; and Lord Wellington, 'Fiume ; also the Sa-
muel Whitbread, Nev*, and Isabella.
William and Amelia spoke on her passage from St.
John's, (New Brunswick) the brig Atalanta, from Teignmouth
for St. John's, out 42 days; and the brig Homer, from Shields
for Quebec, out 58 days, all well. The William and Amelia left
the brig Bideford, B , loading at St. John's for Plymouth,
and expecting to sail in eight tlkys.
Poatsmouan, JULY 21.—Wind W.S. W.—Arrived his Ma-
jesty's ship Bassz, from a cruize ; Abeona transport, from Que-
bec ; and Integrity transport, from Chatham. nosed up Chan-
nel, the Louisa, WALKER, from Grenada; and Anna, Dicasox,
from Sidney.
TRIONMOUTH, Jett 20.—Last night the schooner London,
Marc, from this port for London, ran on shore on the Bench
Rocks, In going out of the harbour, and must unload.
HAMT/CH Jeer 21.—Arrived the Princess Charlotte packet,
with a Alai' from Cuxhaven.

No*vn Smrs.w, Juts- 20.—Tuesday night the Aurora, Dusk,
got upon the Herd Sand, but got of apparently without damage.
Last night the Charlotte, Tara, with coals, got upon- the outer
part of the Herd Sand, where she now lies in a dangerous situa-
tion. The crew have come ashore in the life-boat. The" wind is
now N.W. E. and a heavy sea.
HULL' JULY 18.—A letter received here this morning by
Messrs. G. and J. Enourcrirow, from Liverpool, from the owners
of the Baffin, Scosesay, which Captain S. sent by the Bremen,
of Bremen states the success of the following Greenland vessels:
Hull—Albion, 2 fish, 35 tuns, 19th June; Aurora, 2 or 3 fish,
6th June (stove); Cato, 9 Ash, 36 tuns, 7th June • Cites; 1 fish,
Ist June; Dordon, 2 fish, 26th May; buncombe, 3 fish, let
June; Elizabeth, 1 fish, 7th Juste; Eagle, 5 fish, 7th June;
Exmouth, 8 fish, 70 tuns, 9th June ; Fame, 8 fish, 45 tuns. 7th
June; Gardiner and Joseph, 2 fish, 20 tuns, 16th June; Gilder,
3 fish (small), 2d Juue ; Harmony, 2 fish (large), 7th Jure ;
Higb6yer, clean, 7th June Jane, 2 fish, 7th June; Laurel,
2 fish, 26th May; Lord Wellington,.2 fish, ditto; Manchester, 2
ash, 7th June • Mary and Elizabeth, clean, Ist June; Mercury,
70 tuns, 7th lune ; Margaret, 2or 3 fish, 7th June; Neptune,
12 fish, 90 tuns, 3d June; Prince of Brazil, 2 fish, no date ;" Ra-
chel and Ann, 8 or 9 fish, 7th June ; Shannon, 2 fish, 6th June ;
Thprutdn, 7 fish (small), 6th May; Trafalgar, 8 fish, 7th June;
Unity, 8 or 9 fish, Ist Jute; Venerable, HO tuns, Walker, 13
fish. London—Hope, lost (crew saved); Inverness, 9 fish ;
King Georgt, 9 fish. Whitby—Est, 2 lash (small); Harmony,
4 fish; James, 3 fish (small); Mars, 2 fish (btove); Volunteer,
55 tuns. Liverpool—Baffin, f 1 fish ; James, is fish ; Lady Forbes,
9 fish. Aberdeen—Don, 4 fish ; Jane, clean ; Neptune, clean.
Peterhead—luvincible, 4 fish (large); Mary, 2 fish; Perse-
verance, 2 fish.

Amman—At St. Mary's, Echo, Jones; and Active, Byers,
from London. At Barbados's, Nelson, Stewart; and Severn,
Jones, front Bristol; William Peek, ---, from Liverpool;
Rosanna, Arrowsmith, from Newcastle; Underwood, Wood,
from London ; and the Arid, Eberall, from Liverpool. At
Demerara, Guyana, Todd, from the Clyde. At Bengal, John
Tobin, Lyon ; and Sherburne, Beach, from Liverpool. At
New York, Lorenzo —, front Carnarvon; and Iris, Smith,
from Dublin. At Philadelphia, Kensington, from Liver-
pool; and Missouri, —, from Belfast. At Baltimore, Thetis,
Seaton, from BristoL At Virginia, Galen, Wallace, from Liver-
pool. At Savannah, Louisa, Chace, from Liverpool.- At Bosten,
Atticus, Westcott, from Liverpool. At Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, Montgomery,—, from Liverpool. In the Mis-
sissippi, Parker and Sons, .--- • and Flora, Lyon, from Liver-
pool. At Cape Chat, Active, from Ayr. In the Gulf of St.
Lawrence, Diana, from London. At Valparaiso, Elizabeth,
Robertson, from Port Jackson. At Quebec, Jenny, Nicholson;
Hunter, Swan; Dominica Packet,—; and the Mary, Mus-
tard, from London ; John and Wary, Anderson ; Brothers,
M'Kenn ; and Nerina, Peak, from Liverpool ; and the Minerva,
Carricks, from Whitby.
Ceram-Howse, Joty 21.—Ships Entered Inwards ; The
Prosperous, from Calais; Catherine' from Row; Sam, from
Jersey ; Alice, from Waterford; Mary Ann,lfrem Heligoland ;
George and .James, fiorn Africa ; Egton, from Waterford ;
Eclipse, from Jamaica; Thomas, from Seville; Benne, from
' Rouen • Sarah, from the South Seas ; Clyde, from Jamaica ;
Ann,fro m Hayti; Unicorn, from Demerara; Knterprize, from
Jamaica ; Coriolanus, from St. Kitt's; and Thermutes, from
Bourdeauz.—Entered Outwards; The Richard, for Liebau ;
Zumecaw, for 'Amsterdam • Hannah, for Oporto ; Ilerculejor
Rouen • Venus, for Bilboa% Teaser, for Ghent ; Lively Ann,
and Orpheus, for Constantinople; Arethusa, for Jamaica;,
Helene, for Hanthurgb; and Euphemia, for Malaga.

The ROMNEY, of 50 guns, now at Chatham, is or-
dered to be fitted at Sheerness, for the Admiral's flag-
ship at Barbadoes.
The Assistance transport, arrived at Chatham on
Suaday, from Portsmouth, having on board 350 of
the Royal Marines, who were iinmediattly disem-
barked, and marched into the Marine Barracks. ,
His Majesty's ship LL'VEN, Capt. BARTHOLOMEW,
C.B. arrived at Santa Cruz the 28th of May, and was
to sail again in a few days on a survey of the coast
of Africa. •

The SYBILLE frigate, with Rear-Admiral Sir H.
POPHAM on board, arrived it Port-au-Prince.on the
'27th of April, from Jamaica.
The KING has ordered that the name of Lieute-
nant-Colonel SAVAGE should be replaced on the List
of Royal Marine Officers, exactly as it stood when he
was sentenced to be removed therefrom by a Court-
Martial, in January, 1818, alter forty years service.
The United States ship Ohio, v hich was launched
at New York on the SOth of ay, is only rated as a
74, with two decks, but. is in fact pierced for 102
guns, and has three complete decks, with a poop
scarcely discernible, on which she carries no guns.