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London, England, 1820-06-12 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLfGEWeii

The Loiess frigate, Captain the Hon. Him Damao, taled
on Saturday morning from Portsmouth for North Y.,trlotuh,
where his Excellency Sir CHAMPS BAGOT, C.C.B. Anth.:s.adur
to the Court of Russia, will embark in her far St. Petersliurgh.
The Same, Captain PAMMILIDOII, and FLY, Captain
sailed on Monday from Portsmouth for the Cork station ; and
the CanaLoso, Captain Misaas, for Plymouth, on Tuea.!ay.
The Emma arrived at Portsmouth on Thursday, f. Lin a
cruist, and remains with the Ac-rtra, Gaictatt and Iltan.
The Tam.ta, Captain Srow' arrived ar Macetra on the 12t
ultimo, all well, bound to 3atnalca.
kin Saturday the dispatches for Bombay, by the ship
Hon; were timed at the East India House, sord.delivrred
Commander of that ship. The following are paasen4ter,
Thomas Flower, Esq. senior merchant, Mrs. Plower, t'a,ot.l:.-1
D. M'Donald, Mrs. Milbum and family, Miss E. Proud, %k..
and Mrs. Mackintosh; Mesirs. T. C. Scott, J. Majoribauks, and
J. B. Phillips, Cadets.
The -Bast India Company's outward bound Alp Warne
Hastings, was all welt in lat. 35. 20. a. lont. g 4. 12. E. on to,-
12th of March.

Rumours, JUNI 9. —Wind N.N.W.—Arrived the 'Man cht-
UT 4moket, with a Mail from New York ; sailed on the 9th (.!:.
Bideford, M‘Dowato, from London; and St. Domingo, eta.-
ctotrcu, from St. Domingo ; the Lister has sailed for
Sailed the Lady Louisa packet, with Mails for the Medite:Tate.c..
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 10.—Wind N.W.--Arrived the Wiumr
from Rotterdam for Liverpool, in want of water a' d
provisions.—Passed by the Emma, from Philadelphia for Ai- -
sterdant i • and the Berwick, Souris, from London for Quebec
Lord Exstourn, as Commander...in-Chief at this Port, will
strike his Sag, as has been announced, on the 17th of aitistw.
When. the late Sir Joins Ducrworent, his Lordship's predeck
sor, died, in August, 1817, seven months of that Admiral's three
years' term of service remained unexpired : this his Lordshia
will be allowed to make good; so that the office of Port Admiral
will not become vacant till March, 1821, when it is-fusally set-
tled that Sir Axnxasosit COCHRANE will fill the same ; at least,
it is folly tinderstoodso at present.
PORTSMOUTH, Jose 11.—Arrived yesterday the Express.
aser, from Gibraltar. Arrived to-day, the Lady Raines, Co v.
watt ; and James Sibbald, Foams, from the Dowus for Beni-.LL
Sailed the William, STENCE ; and Royal Sovereign, Caosia.:.
for Quebec.—Passed up t'hannel, the Coquette, Knot, fr. m !is
South Seas.
Drat, Juni' 11.—Wind W.S.W.--Arrived yesterday an!
sailed for the River, the Elizabeth, I'min-, from Jamaica ; the
Tontine, Timmer, from Philadelphia; and I.Vashington. WM;
from New York, in thirty days. Sailed, the Charles Price,
FORD, foi the South Seas; and the Georgiana, War:aro, for
Berbice : they have put back to-day. Arrived to-daz, his Mi.-
jesty's ship Lirrrv, the Honourable Captain •DuaieaN, into
Portsmouth, and sailed for Yarmouth and St. Petersburgh.—
Arrived and sailed for the River, the Levant, Id‘Kmarax, and
the Endeavour, 8010, from Belfast.
HARWICH, Juror 11.—Sailed the Lady Nepean packet, for
Holland; Princess Charlotte ditto, for (7uxhaven ; and Alliance
ditto, for Gottenburgh, each with a Mail.—Wind S.W.
LIVERPOOL, Joss 9.—Arrived the Suffolk, CILA RE ; Liverpool
Packet, Ramat; Orleans, SMITH ; and Williams, SOTHIRLA ND,
from New Orleans; Tuscarora, Wrse, (torn Philadelphia;
America, ROWIITILA, from Charleston ; La Ville de Roder,
from Bourdezux; St. Lucia, Arruscr, from St. Lucia ; Emu-
boos. lhaaiscor, from New York ; Superior, NV /1 ; John
and Edward, Wraa • Chatham, HA RDING ; and Thorn, Borsrm,
from Savannah; and Wellington, MITI:DELL, frrm Baltimore.
CUSTOM-Housr, Jens 10.—ihips Entered Inwards : The
Repeater, from Baltimore; Providence, from St. Barthol '.;
Fame, from Riga • Fly, from Havre; Ann, from Calais;
King, from Memel ; Susan, From Leghorn ; from St.
Petersburgb • Jacob, from Memel; Harbinger, from St. D. -
mingo; Commerce, from Rotterdam; .13ruuswkh. from Riga;
Mercurius, from Memel; and the Mirables from St. Vircnit's.
—Cleared Outwards : The Angerstein, for Madeira ; Jeu: e
Pauline, for *stead; Active, for Oporto; Hope, for Dublie;
Two Sisters, for Guernsey • Isis for Hatnburgh ; Wilson, for
Antwerp ; George, for Rotterdam ; Neptune, for o;tene. ;
Royal Eagle. for Lisbon; Julio, for Malta; Liana, for the
Baltic ; and the Janus, for ArchangeL

Mrs. KEAN accompanies Mr. Kam; to America;
they sail for New York early in September, with
Mr. PRICE, the Manager of the New York Theatre.
Mr. KEAN intends to make a complete profession:a
tour through the United States, and returns to
England in about twelve months.
Barbadoes Papers, to the 25th of April, were re-
ceived on Saturday. The House of Assembly as
dissolved by Proclamation on the 15th. The Society
in that island for promoting Christia knowledge,
had received, since the 80th of March, in donations
and annual subscriptions, the sum of £5ll. I 2s. Id.
making a total of £5887. 10s. 90. up to the 18th of
April. A smart shock of an earthquake was felt at
Antigua on the night of the id of April.
Madrid Gazettes of the 25th, 27th, and 30th of
May, have arrived. They contain the following ar-
ticles of intelligence :
MADRID, MAT 2S.
The Civil Governor of this province has issued a
Circular to the Citizens of the Trans-Marine Pro.
vinces, resident in Madrid, to assemble on the 28th
of this month of Miy, for the purpose of giving their
votes for the Election of Members to the Cortes to
represent the Colonies.
We are sorry to learn from Andalusia, that a party
of troops, commanded by. an Ensign, who were des-
tined to pursue malefactors, were guilty, in the night
of the 18th, of the crime of overturning the stone of
the Constitution, at Los Palacio:. The Captains G-
eneral immediately instituted the proper proceedings
in such cases, and we are informed that the Govern-
ment has charged him to terminate the affair as soon
as posiible. •
The 24th there arrived at Bayonne a Conimissary
of Police, sent by M. Pasquier to that city, with an
injunction to forbid the use of speech to these who
should dare to remember that they are men. All the
letters that come from Spain are opened, and regis-
tered with inquisitorial exactness ; and those which
contain any idea from which it may be inferred that
there is liberty in any part of the world, are sent to
Paris, with notes corresponding. So we are informed
from Irun.

BARCELONA, MAY to.
The Bisho of Majorca has published an exhorta-
tion to the Clergy, and to all the faithful of his dio-
cese, in which heinserts the Deciee of his Majesty
for the suppression of the Inquisition (dated March
9). The Bishop shews that the Inquisition is not ne-
cessary to preserve in the Church purity of faith, as it
did not exist till the 13th century, and was not known
in the greater part of Spain, till the end of the 3.5 th.
The Catholic Religion, by the Divine character of its
perpetual duration, will thrive through all ages, and
being the work of the DIVINE CREATOR, issued per-
fect from his hands, it the fore no need of ba-
man means of support.
The Bishop observes, that they have now only to
act according to the ancient laws, and• particularly
the Canon Law, which give sufficient power to pro-
ceed against the heretics. He then states that he
shall proceed according to this law, and to the
.decree of the Cortes of February 22, 1813, against
those who are guilty of any crime contrary to the
faith, and shall particularly suffer no writing on re-
ligious matters to be published, without being fist
submitted to him. He concludes by exhorting the
Clergy to shew the beauty of their Divine Religion,
by their instructions, and by their own example, k:.

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