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London, England, 1819-08-27 00:00:00

JATELLIGENCE.

: ~—Letter, have horn received to-day
'Ol-N/Ili, and several of the crew of the Helen,
:rh 1!..:r volage from Livorpool to Ge-
;;., f.:l in with a ritatical brig, on the 3d inst.
,ctittled the Ilt•kn, alter plundering her
. I go. 'lite crew reached Aiicant with great dif-
-4;-hoot, oa the 5.h itutt.tat.
variable.—S.tiled the Joseph and
for III:: Dilt:c.

S.E.--Wassi.d by the Cato,
.11:tir-.1 for London; aitd-Newlitiry Port GOOD-
,:nen ,or Anitrica. Sailed the True .Aenerican,
!•;•4tward.
,ed `.l:.—.lirived the Zephyr transport, from
h ithour I,s.tuti: his .V.aj.i.sty's ship !Kos-
ship VKNOITE, for Plymouth.
• 1 o.s.—Wino N.E.---Cau.edown from the liver
Moore, for Newioundland; and llercu-
tor Arrived the Rai:Lard and Samna,
L.tdocs; Olymph, &tam, from Calais, and
ac-
ra.;tl.us unknown. _

—Wind N.N.R—Came down from the River
y, Stor!, for the Cape of Good Hope.
.uie ot':'•. h n Nand bound for the liivcr. Catue
Eivt 4r.ti sailyd the GARDNER, for Ma-
-1 ica. Five o'dock . a ship has just hove in sight
rorclind, st:priscil to be the Thalia, Iltainzar,

-GNT this day the Princess Charlotte
HAL! AMY:, , with a :1 and ra:,,cnzers, for Os-
. 1.,,rd Duncan pact.tt, Captain H.s:::troN; and
an,s, Captain llAywaftn, Or Calais, wah passer-
d :his day the hing George packet, Captain KING
eket, trust Calais, with passengers.
..—Artivad last night the Lu'd Duncan packet,
with a mail and passengers, from Ostend. ',Aails.4l
Chichester packet, Captain E:mat ; and Prince
rain RUCCKS, fun Cak.a, with passengers. Arrived
L.:dy .lane _James, Captain H. waaD, front
IC,'•-'

E.N.F..—Arrived the Deaufoy
Citxha ca. S.tiled the Prceling packs: for Cux-
i..lert igh parka ...or llolland, all with Mails.
.Vial N.E.—Arri%ed the Prince of Orange Packet,
...;1 non

„...
Atiou.r I.—Arrived the Ana:rcon, Rooms,
re,.'4, (\. It.; in 42 days. On the 3d of August,
long. tl. 4.3. v01t... the Sel mph, from Dart-
!,..cutia.-0.1 the 4th August, in lat. 46. 48.
Tuke the Lynx horn Plymouth for Qiebec, out
Int'iaman, supposed to be the Sherbourn,
oirthis p9rt.

Arrived the Transit, WHITE, from Virginia—stile
. Arrived off this port the Scipio, Doconson

(0114 r, Arc; sv 26.—Shies Entc red Inwards: Ecko,
J:lmaiea ; "Vriundichapt, Setenberg, from Dort ;
, Rose, from Calais ; ft ovcr, Pay, from Hamburgh ;
rpotl, Narici., from Poverslam ; Ann, Dick, fr.im
• Nenc•., sto:ey, from Quebec; Rae, Adam*, irons
11,•t:den, from Quebec ; Aron and Sarah,
Ail Haw u;irgh ; Caro"*.ne, Peter, from St. Peters-
tlud Outwards. Henry, Candy, for Marseilles;
, tor Ant% erp; Alfred, Trist, for ametara; the
is, Wi!hy, for K,olitu,;sberg ; Symnesty, Dennig,
s; ford, Stranger, for Teneriffe; Governor
7113011, for D.:merara; Margaret, Dunnell, for Go.
10111 ; Aurora, Swaifin, for Dublin ; the William,
Ituttenlarn ; and Fame, Pirie, for MaJeira.

rl and Countess of CRAVE, have recently
'ag their Shropshire tenantry happy by their
The Countess was received by them With
lonstration of joy, it being the first time of
ig that part of the Noble Earl's estates, and
ty years since his Lordship had been there.
from a letter from Mr. HUNT, dated the
I have sent you a Manchester Paper.
lercirt see an account of the * " • • •,
y, resident in Manchester, who did the
of aiming several blows with a bludgeon,
!, when I was in custody and pinioned by
.bles

;day morning, James Tucker, a vender of
;'thlications at Exeter, was committed to
Vison there, for selling Skertviti's Register
lay last, containing CARLILE'S letter on the
Ts at Manchester.
• th performance .f the new Tragedy of
it the Birmingham Theatre, last week, an
tic display of the public feeling was irresis-
ite.t. It was produced by a passage Cora-
-` Perhaps some loyal hearts may yet be.
The sentence thus far had hardly escaped the
ips when the walls of the Theatre resounded
ray part with an astounding and long-con-
urst of apTlause.. Another passage, "He
!.,•;u undisturbed by civil war,- drew forth a
slay of the same loyal expression of feeling.
F GooD HOPE.—A very complete and inte-
tccount of the Caffre Nation will be found in
'cis of Professor LICHTENSTEIN in S;ttiliern
recently published. This Woik c, nstitutes
•meiiate link in point of tin.e betv, een the
7.17. BARROW and Mr. CAMPBELL. The
eof time Author in the regions he de.cribes,
I.:lat of either of the above Travellers; his
raties for observation were mc.re numerous,
circumstances tinder ythich he travelled were,
respects, rnor.! r.tv (ir Able for obtaining a
...qu..iniance with the objests he examined;
;ently This Work contains much ve.aable in-
on relative to the Country, its Productions,
alas, am d Natvral• History, &c. &c.
lar?,e orders for goods have been received
Is, and executed, within the last three weeks,
by Way of Hull, for the German and Conti-
..tr'r,cts. More hands have consequently been
an,l, on the whole, business wears a brisker
th..e place.