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London, England, 1821-12-22 00:00:00

NAVAL. INTELLIGENCE.

Sorru Sea Fteneay.—The Lovely Ann, DUNCAN, from the
coast of Chili to London. put into Milford the 17th instant:
sailed the 17. th September, and left the Fanny, TPNAt.t.r, of
London, with 160 tun+ of black oil; the Adam, Corm:, with
50 tuns of ditto; and the Confiance, of Havre, with 20 tuns of
ditto. The Sisters, Emma:, from the South Seas to London,
arrived at Milford the 18th instant, with 1,000 barrels of sperm
oil : left on the coast the Syren, COTFIN, with 1,800 barrels of
sperm oil; the Sir Charles Price, Foso, with 1,200 barrels of
ditto • the Grand Sachem, with 1,200 barreli of ditto; also, the
Emerald: and Emma; and, three days after crossing the Line,
spoke the Dolphin schooner, on a voyage of discovery.
Fat.atenan, Dec. 20.—Wind S.S.W. thick and dirty.—Put
back the Claremont, GAKDEN, for Jamaica, had been as far as
long. 10. Came in the Marianne, P , from London for
the Cape, with loss of stern-boat. The Henry, Jameson which
put in yesterday, had been as far as lung. 9. and lost her sails and
bulwark in very heavy weather.
Piss:omit, Dec. 20.—Monday last, the CTIVIT, 20. Captain
A 4110 E Tozea, arrived from the Halifax station, to be paid off :
she will be re-commissioned. Monday, the Ptossea schooner
arrived from Portsmouth, to be paid off. The Dutch galliut
Windhust, Exceeausn, from Palermo and Messina for Antwerp,
put in here yesterday. in distress, and must discharge her cargo
to repair. The Briton, Laves, arrived at Itin Janeiro, from the
Cape of Good Hope, October 23d. The Tamar, Bees, sailed
from Rio Janeiro for Maranhant, October 14th. The Triton,
Ileset.rma, from this port, arrived at Miramichi, November 4th.
The Feronia, Ilastiatv, arrived at Lisbon from Newfoundland
on the 12th inst. The Jane, Motu, of this port, from Newfound-
land, is arrived at Liverpool. Sunday, a man belonging to the
Mame schooner, was knocked overboard and drowned, by the
boom unexpectedly jybing. Four others were severely injured,
one of whom is not expected to recover.
PoaTsuourn, Dec. 21.—Wind W. more moderate.—Nothing
arrived or sailed to-day ; during the whole of last night it has
blown a very heavy gale from the S. to W.
URAL, Dec. 21.—Wind W.N.W. blows hard.—The outward-
bound remain all well, and appear to ride in safety.
Cowes. Dec. 21.—This morning the ship Highlander, Fisnea,
received damage, and cut from her anchors and ran into the
harbour.
itamsnave, Dec. 21.—1 t has blown a gale all day. Saveral
ships have put in fur shelter, among them are the following :
The Stafford, PRNANT, heiing cut from her anchors ; the Sophia,
I lemma, with loss of anchor and cable; the Prow Tueigina, Dc
Wane, with loss of ditto; the Hope, JORRE.R j Ocean, Theta;
nory, Ilium; Trust, Fowt.ra ; llopewel, PEA:ice; Albert.
Trirstari ; and the George, lemons.
WavLaroan, Dec. 18.—The brig Thomas, of London, Fox,
with fish, oil, and run:, from St. John's fur Liverpool, in the
storm last night cut away her masts and anchored near Broom
Hill, and this morning parted from her anchors and went on
shore near Miley Bay. No lives arc lost, and if the weather
moderates the vessel and cargo will be say d.
Cuszox-i louse, Dec. 21. - Ships entered Inwards :—None.—
Entered Outwards: The George. for Rio Janeiro; Amy, for
Genoa; and the Faith, for St. Vincent's.—Cleared Outwards:
The Prometheus. for Boulogne ; Wallace, for Hayti ; Astrea,
for Trieste; Ami:y, for Btrbice ; Heron, for Amsterdam; the
Alseoita, for Londonderry ; and the Eliza, for Cork.