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gild C.D. arrived no Monday trona Gibraltar, and Peneeeded tk
Motherliank to perform quarantine. The Terri. tidied from this
port in the 10th of detober, with the suit of Mr. Staiiavoan Ca*:
mud, fot Naples, at whith plate Mi. Catmints and MS Lady etti.
barked in the Turns, for Malta, where his Excellency and suit.;
were traniferred to the lieraitaa,beathig the Bag of Vice-Admiral
Sir Haunt NZALE, Bart. G.C.13. who inteadrd to Proceed with
the Ambassador to the. Datdastelles; in contwgitene nf, which ar.
ratigement the Turtle Was ordered to return tti Ragland. The
Travis left Gibrakar On the 16th of Jantioty, after rrnisining there
30 days: She was releaied from luarantine on Wednesday, and.
sailed yeiterday for Plymoiath, wlwre she is to he employed for the
remainder of her terM, under Admiral Sir JA741171
The Camastax and Syntica wete at Corfu; the Siatwoararam;
litter, and Airmen +, it Malta.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE;

Fite Istasmatorres.—A light will be eihibited on Longstoste
Rock, on the evening of Wednesday the 15th inst. and continued
every night from sun-set to sun rise, in lieu of the present light on
the Brownsman, which will he discontinued.
Rixo's CRANNIC.—On the 18th inst. a black buoy win be placed
near the Long Sand Head.
Brevet Maier %twos. of the Royal Marines. at prevent serv-
ing in the Occur, has been appointed Assistant Adjetant-General;
vice Major Cot.r.tes, deceased.
The line-of-battle ship Asia, formerly Spanish, is in the Gulf of
California, baying been surrendered by the unpaid crew to the
Mexican Government.

The fine hrii Achilles, of 18 guns, formerly Spanish, is fitting
out at Valparsi.o, and now forms a part of the Chilian squadron.
The SFR RROWHAWIC, Capt. PoLIEIROHORICT, originally intended
for the coast of Ireland, has been ordered to fit for foreign service.
The Helena, theatre, from Shields to London; and Ophelia
OLITIR, from Sunderland to London, struck on the Whiting Sand
on Sunday night, and sunk. Crews saved.
Arrived off the Settees, t4e Helen, from Demerara.
Fa tmourn, Fes. s.—Wind S.S.W. strong gales, arid thici
dirty weather.—No arrivals or sailing,.
Pt.rmoorn, Fn. s.—lt has blown a tremendous gale fr.ont
S.W. during the whole of this day, and still (-even. p.m.) continues
with unabated fury. An American brig has drove en shore on the'
West Mud, but is not likely to receive any damage. A schooner
under quarantine slipped her cable in the Sound, and ran for Cat.
.water, where she now lies in safety. The test of the shipping are
all well.
PORTSMOUTHi Fri. 6.—Wind Z.S.W. blowing very hard.—The
shipping in the different Roadsteads ride all well. His Majesty's
ship Streets broke her moorings, and tailed on the Common.hard,
but received no damage.
Dem., Fes. 6.—Wind &W.—Throughout the day kbasblOWn
very hard from S.W. to S.S. W. when several of the ships drove,
and others were riding by their second anchor. The Killingheek is •
the only ship that made her number all well.
PM, r.as.—lt continues to blow very hard in squalls, with rain.
The Ninus, of Scarborough, from Pernambuco to London, kit an
anchor and chain cable in bringing up; she has been supplied, and
remains-46 days' passage.
Doris, Frs. 6.—Arrived off the port, the Potomac,
from Dania, and proceeded for Antwerp-69 days from tbeCape.
laveneom., Fes. s.—Wind S.—Arrived the Perfect, Parma,
from Charleston—sailed 14th Januarys-Lady Dunmore, Owen,
from Constantinople; Ron, —, from Malaga; and
from Messina. •

CUSTOM-HOUSE, FLIBRUARY 6.
Sums Erma= Istersam—The Elizabeth, from Smyrna; Qween
Charlotte, from Dual irk ; Cumberland, from .Lisbon; Henry,
from St. Michael's; Union, from Seville; Caroline, from Lisbon;
Aline, from Gibraltar; Louisa, from Stralsund; Anne, from Ca-
lais; Mary, from Cadiz; Good Intent, from Sydney; and Mary,
from St. Jan's.

ENITIVID OuTmaans—The Beaufort and Mary, for Jamaica ;
Louisa, for Grenada ; Flora, for Rotterdam ; Neptune, for lion- •
tuck ; Orb, for Biiboa; and Union, fur St. Jl4loes.

SPOIL riNG IN fELLIGENCE.

BETTING-ROOM, TATTERSALi:S, n. 6.
The attendance was more numerous, and the betting brisker' •
than for some time, a great many horses being backed to $ line
amount, particularly for the Derby, for which the General leg*. r i •
dog up. Snare: for the Oaks is receding, but the aids ow**
whole Are net materially altered.

4 to 1 apt Monarch
11 te 1 apt Tredrille
11 to 1 apt Gramarie
13 to,l apt The General
22 to 1 apt (Panic) Zuleihe
26 to 1 agar Advance

ro 1 apt Rowena
30 to 1 apt Cedric
30 to 1 apt The Waterman
30 to 1 apt MOO
33 to 1 apt The Baron
35 to I apt Barossa

6 to 1 apt Pawn
6i to 1 art 51tionette
71 to 1 *gutF give

11 to I apt Henry
11 to 1 apt Itacbael
12 to 1 apt Klizabetk
ST. IMMO.
26 to 1 apt Calypso
, 35 to 1 apt Restlets
10,000 to 100 ag►t Baron Mun-
i chauseo (taken)

7 to 1 apt Bedlamite

11 to 1 aist Belzoni

12 to 1 aist Crusader

20 to 1 agst B.krataria
24 to 1 agst Bro. to Fanny
2,000 to 10 agst The General for the Derby and St. Leger' and
Pawn for the Oaks (taken)
2,000 to 10 agst The General for the Derby and St. Leger, and
Mr. Greedle's two for the Oaks (t ken).

STAG HUNT.
Saturday, a line stag was turned out before Mr. Shard's hounds,
Hants, and ran into at Owes., near Embley, where it was lodged
in a stable of the Vine Inn: During the night the stable was broken
open, the stag killed, and carried away. A reward of thirty so-
vereigns was immediately offered by Mr. Shard, and one of the per.
sons implicated, named George Porter, has been apprehended, and
committed by W. S. Stanley, Esq. fur trial at the Assizes.