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London, England, 1820-05-11 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The rast India Company's ships Waterloo and Essex are ar-
rived in the Channel: they left China on the 14th of Januany;
and St. Helena on the 26th of March. The Vansittart, Marquis
Camden, and Inglis, were expected to he dispatched from China
in about a week after the ships above-mentioned. The London
remained at St. Helena on the 26th of March. The Abberton
arrived off the Wight on Tuesday: she sailed from Madras tad
the 25d of January, and from St. .llelena on the 26th of March:
She :poke the Thames, outward-bound, in Lit. 35. 15. S. longs
21. 14. E. on the 6th of March, all well.
FALMOUTH, MAT 2.—Wind S. S.W.—Arrived the Zephyr;
Derr, from Fayal in sixteen days; Lavinia, Hazztr.., from St.
Michael's for St. Petersburgh ; and the Regulus transport, front
London for Gibraltar. The following British vessels were at
Naples on the 10th of April—the Prospect, Hitt, of London;
Neptune, Moosr, of Berwick ; Lively, Gowiac, and Antelope,
ItivErr, of Yarmouth; Dunster Castle, CHARD, of Bristol; the
Diana, CALLAGHAN, of Dunbar; Sisters, BROAD, of Penzance;
and the Cherub, of iiarliniJoh.
PLYMOUTH, MAT 9.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Caledonia,
Ross, front Leghorn ; Norval, SKINNLR, from Benicarlo; and
Euphemia, Reser, front London for Bermuda.
PORTSMOUTH, MAT Wind S.W.—Arrived the Four Bro.
thers, DOTTLOFF, from Dantzic ; Velocity, STANTON, from the
Downs fur Gibraltar; and Thomas, GREENWELL, from Venice.
Passed by the Chesapeake, for South America; and Agamem-
non, lists, from Comma for Hamburgh. Came into harbour
the Queen and Barossa transports, to discharge troops and storesi
DEAL, MAY 10.—Wind S.W.—Came down from the River
last night and sailed this morning, the Heroine, GARRICK, for
Madras; Briton, CHAMPION, for St. Domingo; and Lindsay%
LOCKERUT, for Gibraltar : the two latter remain. Arrived and
sailed for the River, the Waterloo, ALSAGER, ftom Bengal and
China; Essex, Nrsairr, front Bombay and Chir.a ; Abberton,
PzaczvAt; and Northumbrian, I..twsoN from Madras; Am-
phitrite, MURDOCK, front the Canary Islands ; Hanover, Arum-
front Jamaica ; Margaret, SANDI:RS, from Messina ;
veranee, Lovixo, from liaLia; William, THO3IPSON, from St.
Michael's; and British Tar, lisvmsoN, from Demerara

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' Livearoot, MAY 9.—Arrived the Nancy, Bitowx, from
Buenos Ayres, sailed from Monte Video the 29th of January;
on 18th March, in lat. 2. 33,. S. long. 56. 30. took the crew from
the American schooner Flora, Bzowert, from Pernambuco for
Margaretta, in a sinking state. Also arrived the Westmorea
land, CRUM, and the Windermere, —, from Calcutta; the
latter sailed from the Sand Heads 18th November, and from the
Cape of Good Hope Bth February.
CBRAVA, FEBRUARY 11—Accounts had reached St. 'liso.
mass, that Batox had pat to sea with a fleet of seven sail ; one
of them, a brig, having been off St, Thomas's, for the purpose
of taking on board M. MONTILLA. with some other adherents to
the Patriot cause. The destination of the fleet was unknown,
but it was supposed to ewer a landing of the expedition on some
part of the Main.
CUSTOM House, MAY 10.—Ships Entered Inwards : Prow+
rous, from Calais; William, from Lisbon ; Wilding, from Fre.
derickstadt • Perseverance, from Rostock; Vriendschap, from
Brussels ; &nen, from Lisbon ; Sally, from Charente; Mirquis
of Hastings, from Bombay ; Naiad, from Lisbon ; Earl Bathurst,
from Rotterdam; Recovery, from Belize; Pallas, from Lisbon;
Providence, from ditto; Charles, from Rouen; Charles, from
the South Seas; and Emily, from ditto.—Cleared Outwards i
Stag, for Petersburgh ; Freandschaft, for Elsinore ; Albion, for
Jamaica; Essex, for Bouttleaus ; Perseverance. for Belfast;
Charles, for Rouen; British Army, for Quebec; Myrtle, for
Memel.

Airman—At the eve of Good Hope, Chance, Hutton, from
the Mauritius. At the Mauritius, Venus, Kilguur, from the
Cape of 'Good Hope. At China, in 141 days, William Savory,
Arnold. from Liverpool. At the Mauritius, Prince of Orange,
Ernouf, from Batavia; Sterling, Bathgate, from Manilla ; Tus+
can, Allen, from London; Trois Smuts, from Bourdeaux 3,
and Caesar, Michell, from Marseilles. At Madeira, Atalanta
Wilson, from London.

The walks in Sr. James's Pal k were yesterday
strewed with branches torn off the trees by the vio•
lence of the wind. One very large tree, near the
great mortar, was entirely broken across near the
middle, and the head of it fell across the iron pall•
sado into the pathway.
The subscription which was entered jive at Liver-
pool, for securing
.Mr. CANNING'S late election for
that place, amounting to £5,000, has been returned •
to the several subscribes. _ _ _

ROBERT OWE N, Esq. of New Lanark, has, with
great liberality, sent to the Provost of Lanark £lOO
sterling, to be distributed among the poor of that
town, by the Magistrates, Ministers, Town Council,
and Deacons of the Incorporations, which has proved
a very seasonable relief at this time.
Letters have been received from Barcelona of tEe
28th of April, by a vessel which has arrived .direct
from thence, and these state, that some disturbances
had broken out in that city, during which a coml..
derable quantity of foreign goods had been destroyed
by the populace, the importation of which seems to
have created much ferment in that part of Spain.
Letters from Canton, China, dated January 14th,
state, that there had been some delay in lading the
ships of the season, in consequence of the Merchants
who bring the tea down to Canton wishing to sell bp-
sample only, without landing the article in bulk at
Canton. The Select Committee, however, refused to
purchase except upon the old terms, and, being una.
nitnow, the tea-merchants, after holding out two
months, were compelled to give up the point, and the
ships would teceive their cargoes and to dispatched
as fast as they were ready.
DRURY-LANE THEATRE.—The front of the dress
circle, last night, prtsented a brilliant line of youth-
ful beauty and elegance, to witness Mr. KEAN'S fict
teenth representation of Lear.
COVENT-GARDEN.--The lescre Opera of Midas
*as revived last night. Mr. Du. IT .ET perf( r.ned the
part of Apollo in a pleasing and judicious manner,
and- was encored in the celebrated air of " Pray,
Goody." Miss TREE perforMed one of the nymphs
' with great spirit. Tne House was well attended.
itOIING.—The 50ga. deposited for the fig Ittlietween Spring and
Robert Burn, was made 100 gs. a-side tin Tuesday night, at
Spring's, agreeable to the articles. The battle will take place
on Tuesday nest.—letting, 5 to 4 on sluing. •

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