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London, England, 1821-11-16 00:00:00

7712 ARAM

thethe first division or the 91st Regiment emtarked at Greenock
en filth instant, on board the Loyal Briton and Brilliant
opnets, for Jamaica.
v
wednelay, thirty men, lately discharged from the 4th Regi-
d Light Dragoons, '
well
disbanded, arrived in town from
rest
Th,bso. They were all -looking men, and some of them
:or, the Waterloo 'Medal. They are on their way home to
lluctingdenshire and Cambridgeshire. During the KING'S late
ewe Ireland, this Regiment was the constant escort of his
gaisTell person.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Majesty's ship Owing Glanesowza arrived at Valparaiso
on the 13th July, from Callao ; and the Cazotz arrived on the
trehqroai a cruize. The Sumas and Carota sailed on the 51st,
for *coast of Peru.
flantr.b, Ross, of Liverpool, whict Was aground in the
giishappl, was got off on the teith of September.
Tye Agamemnon, Soatrzs, from Madtas to London, was
wie with en the 4th of September, in kit. '50.20. long. 33.43.
cc:sre months, short of pro Visions.
The following Engli3h vessels suffered at St. Bartholomew's
bring the hurricane, on the 10th of September, viz.—Morning
star 'loop, John schooner, and Barmatem sloop, totally lost ;
Prelim and Sally schooners, and Industry sloop, on shore, and
void be got off and repaired ; and the Virginia schooner, sunk.
Foot Spanish vessels, and the American schooner Olive
praocb,Stotir, were lost at Gibara, in Cuba; during a gale on
thelStk of September.
Vic Brisk, front Campeachy to New Orleans, was driven on
ibex inside the Bar during a heavy gale on the pith of Septem-
bet, nal was obliged to cut away her masts.
The Peace, C.1.3151150N, of Newbury fort; Rover, Jotrwanic
d New York; Ann, Btomane, of Baltimore; three or four Hay-
i/11, 2nd a number of other vessels, were driven onshore at Aux
ears during heavy gales on the 2d, :id, and •ttlt of September.
The Sally, DrrentoraN, from Dublin to Liverpool, was driven
onshore at I loylake on the 4th instant, but has bean got off with
considetable damage, and arrived at Liverpool.
The:Cry AnnMimic:sr, sailed front Workington for Prince
Edward's Islard about the 99th of August, and was fallen in with
to the Siti of September by the Harrison and Tomb. She had
kstler boat., bulwarks, sail., caboose, &c. during a hurricane,
nto days before ; shifted her ballast, and been tin her beam-ends
Ire sixteen hour.. The Harrison and Toiub supplied her with
a Mat and other articles.
The perry, , of Saon, from St. Domingo, upset at sea during
sple, on the 12th of September.
Ilsnaah, !Awls, from St. Jago to Philadelphia, was lost
on the Coloration, in September.
The Martha, Muax:;, from Newcastle for oork, put into
Ifbiteluven on Sunday night, between Tarry 11111 and llardsey
bind. She passed a number of bales and a quantity of wreck.
The Ctirie, Kaaer, bound to New York, put back to Liver-
proles Tuesday, leaky.
Ihument, Nov. 14.—Wind S.S.W.—Tbe ship Urania,
moacaothich ran on shore near the Lizard in July, on her
voyarefrom Bahia to Ilamburith, and was brought in here, sailed
tit =mill, after being repaired and taking on board most of
he cargo.
Ftraorrn, Nov: 14.—Wind S.S.F..—Arrived the Mars,
frottasatt, from Demerara tOr London ; 61.iry, i'onots, from
laedaa for Honduras, with sails split. Arrived off this port
the flesh ship Middleburg, Betsiso, from China and Batavia
fee Aragrniam. The Mars spoke, on the lst November, in
91. long. 35. 3G. the Rufus, KING, from Liverpool for
New York, with loss of foremast, bow grit, miter.-topmast,
lc and intended to proceed to Fayal or Lisbon to repair. Also
mike loth November, in'' 71 spoke the Windsor Castle,
la, from London for Ind
P0RT5319,311, Nov. 15.--Wind S.—Sailed the CAslEesoat, fur

Plymouth.
nut, Nov. 15.—Wind S.W.—Came down front the River,
the Hibberts, pear; Melpomene, SNELL; Princess Charlotte,
&arm Sir Edward Hamilton, Bata.; Richard and Sibella,
Baacur; anti Gooaw IN, for Jamaica: also, the Mariar ne,
P , for the ('ape; Jason, Davinsos, fur Malta; and Stand-
'adj./mecum:roe, for Madeira, &e. Arrived and sailed for
the River, the John Howard, SMITH, from Quebec ; Sales, from
tkliediterraneati ; and Good Intent, Paoevoa, from Buenos
Ayres: the latter remains.
AURDEEN, Nov. W.—Sunday last, we bad a hard gale from
TS-E. The sea, almost immediately on the commencement of
nettle, ran tremendously high, so as to astonish the oldest wa-
in It comnience d here very early in the morning, but was
tow hours hat r in its progress southward, where it came on
siti thick sleet and snow, blowing must furiously from U.S.&
withifting to E. N. E. in which point it continued nearly 14 hours.
Abrge fleet of vas.,-Is sailed from this place on Saturday morn-
krs, die great( r part of which, after being off the Staples, got back
torte Frith if ro• th with difficulty. The very hne brig, the
Catherine, of • derland, in the Rotterdam trade, is totally
waled on the C, cket Island ; and of the crew, 16 in number,
*wee seen in the Hering and clinging to the wreck, we re-
:Mutate chat none could be rescued trout a watery. grave.—
Dt Atom, llaaaie. 01 this place, from Pool, with ship timber,
"utak= with the gala near Ter:mouth, and, after a fruitless
news toga to the northward, was obliged, when the wind
gilled tel.'. N. to stand to the southward, clearing the land with
Peaffifficuhy,while he saw, on different parts of the coast, vessels
riding totally dismasted ; antl on going next day into Burlington
& ,found about a cloaen sousaa:-rigged vessels at anchor, vad-
at disabled, and three. laaitli smacks with the loss of their
hi/grits. The brig Nancy, of Shields, in running in for Bur-
lllton Ray, on Sunday afternoor, was struck by a heavy sea,
via threw the vessel on her beam-ends, in which situation it
by about ten minutes, whin it foundered in about viz fathoms
Inter, the top-sails partly and in an hour afterwards broke
ap. Crew, ten in number droweet'. The smack Champion,
Craw, with difficulty weathered Elainborotigh Ilead, with her
stonaalb, after losing her stern-boat, &c. SkW bee brigs un-
Wrlaske, and two sloops, most of which he fear; could ran clear
the land; and probably were some of the or. :ate vessels
whir-buffered in that neighbourhood.
Cestens-lloese, Nov. 13.—Entcred Inwards :—The Flora.
from Antwerp ; Bonne Ilenriette. from Rouen ; Ilbeu Amigo,
Itilboa; Zephyr, from Gottenburgh ; Eleanor, and Gustav
from Rostock; Hope, from Harlingen; Sibson, from Rot-
terdam Eagle, from Jersey; Flora, from Oporto ; Gips.: y, front
i'l‘b°ll; Ulysses, from Rio ; Earl C.lancarty, from Rotterdam ;
and Dalt, from Faro.—Entered Outwards :—The Progress, for
rdermni Vigilant, for Ilamburgh ; Messenger, for Ostend;
a
homas Coutts, for India; and Britannia, for Bahia.

The following is an extract from a Madrid Paper : I
k MADRID, NOVEMBeIt
" We have seen letters from Milan of the 14th of
October, and from Turin of the 15th, brought by a
courier extraordinary, and written by persons worthy
of credit, which contain the following information:—
Ile Swiss Cantons have had the weakness to yield to
the applications of the Cabinet of Vienna, and have
Ined a Convention, in virtue of which the subjects
ci the Lombardo-Venetian kingdom, who have taken
*age in the free territory of Switzerland, are to be
Erna up to the Austrian Authorities. The celebrated
Count Porro, of Milan, one of the richest landed pro-
Piton in the kingdom, who is involved in this anti-
!xcluitntional measure. hits resolved to seek an asylum
;France. It is positively known that the Cabinet of
enna has commenced similar applications to that
cf the Thuilleries, and is impatiently expecting the
lesult• The Tribunals established at Milan for try-
log that are called political crimes, have received'
"ders to proceed with the greatest expedition, in
t*,,,ler to bring all the pending causes to a conclusion.
King Charles Felix was expected to arrive at Turin
" the 16th of October, and the Police had hired
Then to huzza him ; but, if his Majesty should wish
to know what are the real sentiments of his subjects,
these purchased acclamations will not prevent him
nom perceiving grief and indignation painted in the
countenances of the inhabitants of Turin, in which
almost every family has to deplore one os more vic-
-6P4 sacrificed to *taxi= vengoatice
.