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London, England, 1818-04-27 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

• PENZANCE, APRIL 24.
Arrived the Picton, MoLLA2D, frdm Lisbon for
London.

FALMOUTH, Al 11IL 44.
Wind E, fresh breezes, ‘. ith frequent rain.—Ar-
rived the Grace, BLAKg, from Rio Janeiro, in 87
days, for Hamburgh. Sailed the Duke of Kent
Packet, with mails for Lisbon.

• PLYMOUTH. APRIL IS.
Wind S.E.--Paused up Channel yesterday, the Pa-
ragon, Mit,Lea, from Calcutta for London, in five
months and five days. • Sailed the Wear, Thom
for Montreal, after having stopped her leak, which
caused her to put in here.

timiTsmourn, APRIL N.
Wind S.E.—Yesterday sailed the Martha, DRIVER,
from India for London. To-day no arrivals or sail-
ing'. The Fame, HARWOOD, is cleared from qua-
rantine, and will sail for Dunkirk the first fair wind.
DEAL, APRIL 26.
Wind S.—Yesterday came down from the River
the Astell, CRESSWELL, for Bengal; Phcenix, WHITE,
for ditto ; Wolfscove, STEPHENSON, for the Isle of
France, and remain in the Downs ; and several other
vessels, which have proceeded. And to-day arrived
and sailed for the River the Dorsetshire, Tuntne,
from China; Royal George, TIMMS, from ditto;
Francis Ernest, Gaston, from Smyrna ; Dart, Gilles,
from Tarragona.—Came down from the River the
Levant, Itl.GtsioN, for Belfast ; Sylveria, CUNHA,
for St. Michael's ; Swift, Ganctsort, for ditto ; Nereid,
Nana., for Trinidad ; Union, CkltaT, for Quebec ;
Monareit, DOUGLAS, for ditto ; Pxnest, BEATSON, for
Africa ; the Antelope, BRYAU, for the Cape of Good
Rope ; John and Isaac, --, for Gibraltar; William,
LAIRD, for Rio Janeiro ; the Garthland, KISIOHT, for
Quebec ; the Ceres, Ansi, for Baltimore ; the Nancy;
STACEY, for Oporto ; and the Prevoyante‘ store-
ship, and sailed with -the Astell and Phenix East
Indiamen, and the whole of the outward-bound, with
light airs, and variable.
DOVER; APRIL U.

Sailed this day the Lady JaniJames, Captain HAY-
WARD ; and Lord Sidmouth, Captain PEAKS, for
Calais; also the Lord Duncan packet, for Ostend,
with a Mail and passengers. Arrived the Princess
Aua, Captain J. BLAHS. from Calais, with Gene-
ral MACAUI,ZY.
APR4I. 26.—Arrived last night the King George
and Lord Duncan packets, from Calais ; also a French
packet, with a Mail. Arrived this morning the Prin-
cess Charlotte packet, from Ostend, with a Mail and
passengers. The brig which has been sunk off this
port from Lubeck, with Corn for Liverpool, still re-
mains ; the lighters which have attempted to weigh
her proving ineffectual, a buoy has been placed on
her to guard vessels running against her, she lying
quite in the passage for vessels going and coming into
this Roadsted. Arrived off this port the Milton,
THOMAS, from Batavia for Amsterdam, and makes
report as follows: Sailed the 21st of December, in
company with the Marmion, FoRD, for Amsterdam
On .the sth of March, in lat. 6. 21. N. she was
boarded by an Butt
board
of war, bound to St.
Helena, having on a carriage and horses for
BONAPARTE.

RIGA, MARCH is.
The Lavinia, WYLIE, of Kincardine, from Dantzic
for Grangemouth, with wheat, was lost on the Bth
inst. at Smeje, near Ystad—crew and materials,
part of the cargo saved.
• HULL, APRIL aS.
Friday morning last, about foul o'clock, during a i
heavy gale accompanied with snow, two vessels were
lost at the entrance of the Humber, names unknown,
and every person on board perished. One of them.
supposed to he a coVier, was seen upon the Stony
Binks, and the life-boat went off to endeavour to
save the crew, but the wind blowing strong from
the E. N. E. frustrated every attempt to come near.
the wreck. The other was seen to strike upon the
Main Land, a little to the northward of the Binks,l
and instantly disappeared. From a quantity of
broken pieces of earthenware which are strewed
about tile coast, and some casks met with at sea,'
supposed to be herring cask;, it is conjectured the
latter is a vessel from Newcastle bound to Gibraltar.
A pump was brought up yesterday belonging to the'
former, bat without any mark on it.
GP.P.ENOCX, APRIL e 3.
Arrived yesterdays the American sloop Glenthcrri,l
Svn,t.matt from New York, which she left on the
14th ult. 'Had a very rough passage. On the 1,:0th.,
ult. saw a ship full of passengers, from Sligo, sup-
posed for British America, but it blowing fresa could
not speak with her. The Mercator, RANKIN, was at
Kingston, Jamaica, from hence, on the 19th of '26.
and would sail for St. Domingo on the 27th.

BEAUYIARIS, APRIL 25.
The Diana, CLIFFORD, that was on the Sands, hs
this morning been got off, with damage to both ves-
sel and cargo; the-latter consists of flour, hops, &c.
The Henry, RICHARDSON, that was stranded on Red
Warf Bay, is a complete wreck.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, APRIL 21
SIMS INITZILED IXWARDS.--Tke Eliza, Gray, from Rotter-
dam; Arbmith Catherine, Brahams, from Leer; \Vier Gebroe-
ben, Newland, frost 'Woman; Marshal Blucher, Cullen, from,
Hamburgh ; Tonteryn, Clerks, from Amsterdam and Ceres,
'Schutz, from MemeL----Ourvetana—The Royal Sovereign.
Gibbs, for Rotterdam • Asia, Guest, for Elsincur and Peters-
Math ; Commerce, Barton, for Halifax; and Hebe, Brunton,
for Jamaica.

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Arrived off the Land's End, on the 23d April, the
ship Moffatt, LEN, from Bengal: sailed the 19th No-
vember—from the Cape, 9th February. The follow
ing are passengers on board :
Mrs. and Miss Scutt, Mr. and Mrs. Bristow, Mrs. Lies Um
Goodlad, Miss Birnie, Captain J. B. Ridge, 21st Bengal Na.
the Infantry ; Lieutenant Birnie, Bth ditto • Lieutenant Geoep
Mart, Bengal European Regiment, Col. M. Kelly, 24th Beg*
ment.—Left at the Cape fourteen children and to! servants
On the 27th March, in lat. 20. 30. N. !mg. 39.40.
the Moffatt spoke the Isabella Simpson, Youso, 56
days from Leath, bound to Jamaica.
Saturday morning the Purser of the ROTAS G sown,
Captain TIMMINS, landed at Lymington, with dis-
patches from China, with which he proceeded imme-
diately for London. The Royal. GEORGE arrived at
St. Helena on the 18th, and sailed from thence on
the 27th of February, leaving there his Majesty's
ships CONQUERoIt . (Admiral FLAMPIX), PODARrails,
MOSQUITO, and GRIFFON, the latter had just arrived
from Ascension. BONAPARTE was reported to be in
the same state of health as he had been for some
months previous, still confining himself to the house,
and refusing to see visitors: