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London, England, 1818-01-14 00:00:00

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Waterford 1 0
Guernsey and Jersey 1 0
Hu/land 0 0
G uttenbu res 0 4

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Lisbon 0 U
Malta 0 0
France 0 1
Man**, rgh 0 5
Flanders 0 0

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 11.
A large brig is just brought up on the Mother-
bank, but it is impossible to communicate with her,
as it blows a gale at S.W.

DEAL, JANUARY is.
Wind S.W. blows strong. .A sloop was this morn-
ing observed on the off part of the Goodwin band,
with her mainsail up, and a signal of distress flying.
Several boats are gone off to her assistance, but
these appears to be some doubt whether they will be
able to get to her, as there is a dreadful sea on the
Sand.—Four o'clock.—Some of the boats are just
come from the Sand, and, at the risk of their own
lives, have used every effort in their power to save
the crew, but, lam sorry to say, to no effect. She
disappeared all at once and went to pieces, and no
doubt the crew are all lost. She Was a large sloop,
with a running bowsprit and a topsail-yard across;
these are the only particulars I can give you at pre-
sent. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Lively,
Goals's°, from Seville ; Isabella, HoLstss, from Ja-
maica ; and Ann, WALTON, from Teneriffe.—Five
o'clock.—Still blows strong and thick weather. The
shipping in the Downs appear to ride all well.
WEYMOUTH, JANUARY is.
Arrived this morning the Countess of Liverpool
Packet, with Mails from Guernsey and Jersey.

LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 12.
The Panopea, from this Port for Baltimore, was
spoken with on the 28th November, in lat. 86. long.
61. 30. The Francis, NALDRON, from Terceira for
this Port, is on shore in Ballytriguf Bay ; the vessel
will go to pieces—crew and cargo.saved.
RAMSGATE, JANUAII/4Y is,
The Mate and crew of the schboner Friendship,
ROBERT CARR late Master, landed here this day,
from Boulogne, and report that the schooner was
lost on the N.E. end of the Brake, on the 28th of
December last, on her voyage from Newcastle to
Lisbon—the Master drowned—the remainder of the
crew saved themselves by taking to the boats, in
which they reached the French coast the next day.—
Arrived the sloop Jane, DALE., from Yarmouth to
Dublin, with loss of an anchor and cable.

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ORAVESEND, JANUARY 13.
Arrived the Mariner Ingram, from St. Valery. Sidled the
Urania, Howell, for Bermuda; the Picton, for Lisbon; Mary,
Fox, for Lisbon ; and Brothers, Davison, for Genoa.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, JANUARY 13.
Suns aNTIIILIM It:wawa—The Jubilee, Williamson, and the
Regent, Bell, from Seville ; Bustler, Walker, from Jersey ; the
Eliza, Gray, from Waterford ; Minerva, Scholl, from &Jibe's ;
liplea, Tyat, from Oporto • Foinax. Collins, from Lanzarotte •
Edward, Johnson, from Bombay ; Stag, Learmouth ; Provi-
dence, dence, Henderson, and Lady Ann, Jones, from Lisbon ; Neva,
Adams, from Jamaica ; Averick, Manlove, front Virginia; Ju-
bilee, Frazer, from Liverpool ; Restitution, Lewis, from Cork.
Chrrwaati.—The Voiharding, Onwehand, and Vrow Fenne-
OM. Lin for Amsterdam ; Endeavour, Parry, for Cork ;
England, , for Jamaica • Mahlon, Hodge, for Grand Ca-
nary ; and , Weekenders, for St. Christopher's. • •

The smack Fifeshire, Captain Folmar, arrived this
morning from Leith. During a gale in the Wolds,
last Sunday night, at twelve o clock, she picked up
the Master, Mate, and two men, clinging to the rig-
ging of the sloop Zephyr, Captain JOHN HARVEY, of
Boston, Lincolnshire : she had been upset two hours
previous on the commencement of the gale. A brig
had passed close by them about an hour before and
would render no assistance. It was from the infor-
mation received from this brig that the Fifesh ire pro-
ceeded to look for them and providentially rescued
diem from a watery grave.
Friday night last, a party of disbanded soldiers.
from the 18th (Irish) Regiment of Foot, embarked tre,
board of Messrs. Hotta and Hicourrores lug-boats,,
to go from Paddington to Liverpool; the boat hav-
ing some delay at the second bridge, about ten or
twelve cf the party got out and went to a public-
house, and on their return to reach the boat several
of them fell into the river; four were got out imme-
diately, and two shortly after, apparently quite dead,
but by surgical assistahce, and the means recom-
mended by the Royal Humane Society, they were
soon restored. The drags were set to work, and in a
little more than half an hour the body of a third was
picked up, but all means to restore animation proved
ineffectual.
BRIGHTON, JAN. 12.—This morning, about fifty
Noblemen and Gentlemen assembled at Standend,
near this town, to enjoy the diversions of the chace,
with the subscription pack of harriers. After run-
ning in at the death of two hares, they took the di-
rection of Dichling. At, this spot Captain Cvnris
observed Master WETHERALL, a fine youth about
14 years of age, nephew of Mr. Serjeant RUNNING-
TON, mounted upon a spirited horse, with his feet in
the straps of the stirrups. The Captain warned the
boy of the danger of riding in that manner, and re-
quested him not to join in the sport of the field. Un-
fortunately, at that moment, the hounds passed in
All run, when the animal started off, and in less than
ten minutes the youth was seen to lose his seat, and
hang suspended by the straps. His head was knocked
against the. new laid flints in a most dreadful man-
ner. The horse, finding itself encumbered, plunged,
and quickened its speed down Standend-hill, whilst
the Gentlemen in the chace were endeavouring to
stop him. The hounds even joined in the pursuit,
and when the horse was stopped, actually stood at
bay. We sincerely regret to add, that the youth was
lifeless and literally dashed to pieces. This melan-
choly event has occasioned the most painful affliction
in this town.
A Corresponaent, who keeps a register of Capital
Prizes and by whom sold, assures us that in the last
12 years there have been only 12 Prizes of 30,0001.
and that BISH, the present Contractor, sold no less
than EIGHT of them: this is another proof that Por-
t:me favours those tohofavour him ;" indeed in the last
Lottery which contained Three Prizes of 30,0001.
(about two years ago) Bait sold them all!! In the
very last Lottery he sold in Shares Three Prizes of
W,OOOl. each, and as the present Lottery contains
Three Prizes of 30,0001. besides 97 other Capitals,
eviler* can we go with so great a chance of obtaining
them as to DISH, the Contractor? who seems the
fa-
,voured Agent of Fortune to disperse her Riches to
the Public at Cornhill and Charing Cross, London,
and by his Agents in the Country.