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London, England, 1821-08-25 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Cowes, Avacre 24.—Sailed the Euphrates, limit, fur the
Mauritius.
Poarsuotrns, Auccer 24.—Wind SE—Passed by, the Le-
vant, WHITMORE., from Trinidad for London.
Dews, ACCUST 24.—Wind N.E.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Scipio, IineNIMOND, from Virginia. Arrived mil rie
mains, the Wellington, APCoss:, front I lavannah fix Petersburgh.
DOVRR, AUGUST 24.—The Abeona, BUSIIts.L, front Weymouth
for London, got on shore to the westward of this port, but got
off directly and proceeded
Cuarose•Huuse, Accuse 24.—Ships Entered Towards:—The
Zeedust,' from Ostend; Christiana, front Tonderen ;
from Bremen ; Venus, front Gottenburgh ; Nancy, from flu-
sum; Henry, from St. Petersbergh ; and Walker, from tleaseL
Entered Outwards :—The Regent, for Batavia ; Mar,:aret, for
Antwerp; Britannia, fur Lisbon ; Alhinia, for lkmerara ; and
Young Norval, for Quebec. Cleared Outwards t—The Lord
Gambler, for Jersey ; Paris, for Flsineur ; Pentagon, for St.
Vincent's; Neptune, for Trieste ; Ocean, for Dublin; and Sur-
rey, for Honduras.
Assassin:, Amuse 21.—Arrived the .Jean, Buret, from
Greenland, with six fish.
PONT GLASGOW, ACOWIT 22.—Arrived the John, Jams.
from Greenland.
Witmer' Aucess 23.—Arrived off the port the T.aurel, Ro-
wer, from Greenland for Hull, with seven fish, 95 tuns of
tdl
Huss, Amuse 23.—Arrived the laizabeth, ItIIODEN from
Greenland, with 10 fish, 3130 butts. Two ships arc in sight.
supposed to be from the Fisheries.
DREADVUL OUTRACI ON TUC PRIVNTITIVE SERVICE IN SCOT.
LAND.—Thursday night, information was received at I.IOII.SIIVE,
of a most daring attack made on Captain !lassie, and a boat's
crew of the Earl Moira Revenue cutter, by an armed body of
smugglers, off the coast of Shetland, by which we man was
killed, two mortally, and several others dangerously wounded.
From the particulars transmitted to town, it seems that Copula
Hann having for some days observed a dark, suspicious-loolief
vessel off Wbalsey Island, on the Shetland coast, on the more'
log of the 4th Instant manned a boat, and proceeded to esamire
her by virtue of the King's authority. The strange ve,sel
lowed him to come so close, that he heard several of the mot
on board speak very good English ; but when he attempted*
board, a heavy discharge of musketry was given him by the
smugglers, which at once brought down three of his marinate
killing one on the spot. The Captain made a stco:td ga11241
effort, but the galling tire of his adversary so thinned the bra,
little pally, that they were obliged to retreat, and the Luger,
got Off, with her cargo, which is supposed to have consisted a
I smuggled tea, gin, and tobacco. From some circumstoccstbst
have transpired, It is suspected that the smuggler came from the
I coast of Kent, probably Deal, and officers have set off CAI
'to make inquiries. The Commissioners of Excke have Ate
'a reward of £lOO for the apptehension of any to the parthese-
See Advertisement.

DIED.
At Pimlico, on Monday, the 20th instant, after short 11.1
severe illness, Lieutenant George 3lanaia3, oldie
term Battalion, formerly of the 34th Itcgiment, in
served in the Peninsula, and lately in India.
August 9, in the wreck of the Earl 2lloiza packet, off
.I.irert
pool, Eliza, the eldest thltlitt r Mrc. Miln:r, of Nchore
square, formerly of Chelsea.

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