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London, England, 1818-05-28 00:00:00

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Holland 0 0 Harobures
Gotoenburgh 0 1 Flanders
The 'Nancy and Mary, BARNICOT, sailed from Bosh
ton on the 17th of April for Liverpool, was driveq
ott shore in a gale of wind, and thre* overboard
about 900 barrils of flour and 20 bales of cotton ;
she rbceited little damage, and was repaired anal
ready for sea on the '26th of April., . .
The Venus, SAUNDIMS, from Virginia, has
rived in the Clyde.
FALMOUTH. MAY
Wind E. frith gale's, and fine weather.-Arrived
'the Duke oflient pack*, with a Mail from Lisbon
in 14 days k left the Prince Ernest packet at Lisbon
spoke the Duke of Kent packet (24) off the Cape.—
Sailed the Princess Elizabeth packet, with a Mall
the Islands: Arrived aid% did Ouigon, Barrowi
from Wilmington:
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Wind N: Arrived his Majesty's hip, nate,
front a cruise. Sailed his Majeityls ship Rosaaut,
with dispatches, to join the Squadron at Plymouth:
DEAt.IMAY
Wind N.E.—Passed rough the Dole's seventi
Colliers for the Westward. Remain in the Downs,
'his Majesty's ships NORTHUMBERLAND 211141 Stvaßr
and the Diligence East India pilot yacht:

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Wind N.E. blows hard.—Sailed this afternoon .
Chichester packet, Captain MITTsn, for Calais, with
a mail and passengers; and the Princess Charlotte
packet, Captain HALLANtie, with a mail and passenz
gers for Ostend.—The Royal Soiereign yacht, Cap:
Lain Sir E. C. R. Owert, K.C. remains in the Roads:
LIVERPOOL, MAY se.
Arrtreii the Frederick, COLLINS, from noston
Cumberland, —, from Charleston ; and Pedlare
EVANS, from .Antwerp.
HARWICH, MAY 27.
Wind S.S.E.—Arrived the Auckland packet,
a Mail and passengers from Cuxhaven:
GRAVESEND, MAY 27.
Arrived the Good Verwagting, Spraghten, from tort
Sisters, llobnes, from Jamaica ; Vrow Peter, Pisb, from
men; „lunge Garrets, Brockman, from Groningen; Vireo,
trude, Dance, frem Tneningen; Twee Gettrallers, Jens, t
Groningen; Jeune Ernestine, Hodge, from Anteperp ; Vrc
Anna, Bore,. from Groningen; Hermina Vrow Etna' Jonge,
from ditto ; Vrow Junta, Blc*en, from iliac ; Marshal Blucher,
Cullen, from Hamburxh; and Vrow Pains, Burgh, for Lear.
Railed the General Hewitt, Cameron, for India ; turd Nelsen,
Anderson, for St. Christopher's; the Emmomp, Wadden+, fir
Hayti ; Agnes, Thomas, for Dublin; Nelly, Gibb, for 11.int-
burgh ; Cossack, Mimeos, for Elaineur and St. Vetrrsburgh:

CUSTOM-HOUSE, MAY irr.
Ulm =TIMID Iswaans.—The Thermals, Dennis; Marius
Schubert ; Three Johns, Roberts; and Lou*, Dubbeitar, from
Rotterdam; Flying FL.h Smith, fromOstend; William, Williams,
from Dublin ; Vier Gebroeders, s---, from Worcum ; and
Engelina, Bok, from Schiedam.—.--Otvrwanna.—The Atalanta,
Hales, for Jamaica ; Duke of York, Fryer, fur Rotterdam •
Emily, Hoyle*, for Lisbon; and Maria, Spockberg, for
near and Stettin.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
EPSOM RACES, WIDNZSDAY, May 27.
The Annual Sports on the Downs commenced this day
weather was propitious, and the Course in most admirable
dition. The company, as usual on the first day,•was
fashionable or numerous as on the Derby and Oaks days,
succeed. Every usual attendance, such as gambling-tables,
showmen, pickpockets, and every other description of
dams at Races were numerous, but seemingly had not __
minced their respective avocations. The d.y's sport (*hic►
was as follows) was not interrupted by any accident
The Woodcot Stakes of 30gs. each, h.ft. for 2-yr-old ,
Bat. Gib. and fillies, Bat. 31b. The last half mile.
Duke of York's chesnut filly. by Granicus - -
Mr. Rogers's bay colt, by Haphazard - - -
Mr. Gardiner's chesnut cult, by Haphazard - -
Mr. Walsh's bay filly likanor - -
Mr. Pence's bay filly Coral - - -
5 to 1 agst the winner—A good race; won by half a length.
A Sweepstakes of logs. each, with 20gs. added from the
Fund, the winner to be sold for 450 gs. if demanded, '
Mr. Page's bay colt Dr. Bushy, 4-yrs-old - -
Duke of Rutland's Rhoda, 5-yrs-old - -
Mr. Turner's bay filly Tell-Tale, 3-yrs-old -
Mr. Walker's Sidrophel -

5 to 2 agst the winner.
A good race ; won by three-fourths of a length:
Sweepstakes of logs each, with logs. added from the Race
Duke of Rutland's bay colt, by Selim, &yrs-old - •
Mr. Butler's bay colt Prince Cobourg, 4-yrs-old = •
Mr. Copper's bay colt Screw, Syts-old 6
Mr. Book's Common Driver, 5-yrs-old - - -
Mr. Williams's bay colt, by Haphazard,
This was a well contested race, and won in fine fle by a

GRAND CRICKET. MATCH.
The Grand Cricket Match at Loap's Ground, between
select Elevens, was decided on Monday in favour et Mr.
intuit:on, who won by thirty-three runs.
111.. OSIALDZSTON. LOUD 1111LITHAIIEM.
First Inns
Second do. 133-214 Second do. lll-181

COVIXT-GAILDIDI TVIATII2.--A new Serious Drama,
The Castle of Palucti, or, The Extorted Outh, was last night 1.
duced at this House. It Is professedly founded on the incidents
of the Affair of Fetaides. The disgusting circumstances of
transaction are omitted, the age, charuter, motives, and .
-uf the parties are changed, and other precautions taken tt
vent its trespassing too much on the Criminal Calendar
France. The imitation, therefore, chiefly consists in the Ines
dent of the involuntary presence of a female at a murder, which,
for the sake of her own safety, she enters into an obligation t-
xonceal. The interest is heightened by the circumstance,
the murderer, who interferes to save the life of the heroine
who answers to the Josessi,in of Rhoden), is her husband
that the person assassinated is a previous lover, whom, by
accusations, she had been induced to forsake. There was a ;
device, for 'hewing the spegtators the mannerin which the
was imposed, by means of rge mirror ;it tended to mat
illusion more complete, et the same time less shocking.—
The drama, founded on a recent uccurience, has been of
cesaty hastily written. It was 'avow ably received till the cl
when some disappointment seemed to be felt, from the interest
which arose from the peculiar Incident not having been De-
enough kept up. There was, however, a majority in its fa
There was some ttc...cl acting by MlAcar.aor, and a pitman
dance by Uia•c* Ih4s>ast.