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London, England, 1816-09-07 00:00:00

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MILFORD HAvir.N. SEPT. 4.
•• • Arrived a Spanish brig called the Alrlvedo, cap-
. • trued off Lisbon by thc Southern Independence pri.
. vateer I f Enemas Ayres : she has a cargo of sugar
and logwood on board, bound from the Havannah km.
• . Barcel9,la r. Progress, Ilovr, from Gibrahar for
Swansea; sailed 27th July last: on the 7th ultimo
was boarded off Lisbon by his Majesty'S sloop Mu.
I i VS, one of Lord Exmoutres fle.t ; on the 26th fol-
lowing, in lat. 51. N. long. 12. 52. spoke the James
and Ann, uf and for Dublin from Lisbon, all well.
LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER. 5.
The Roberts East Indiamah, for Calcutta, has
been got off the Mail Rocks—she will be discharged
and go into Dock.
FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 4.
Arrived the Lady Arabella. Packet, Captain PM.
•-- Toys, with a mail from Lisbon. in 10 days.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 6.
Stiles the Ocean, FoWLER, for Charleston ; and
the Dublin and the Andr.imeda, for Dublin.
HARWICH, SEPTEMBER 6.
Sailed the Emily, for Holland, with passengers.
DE U., SEP FEMUR 6.
- Arrived and sailed for the River, the Berry Castle,
from Pernambucco ; Regent, from New Brunswick
Ann, from Buenos Ayres; Countryman, from St.
Vincent's; Metcalf, from Bengal; and the Creole,'
• from Smyrna. Sailed this morning, his Majesty's
store.shipTmerorse, for Plymouth; General Graham,'
turchioness of Wellesley, and the Hope East India.'
3:lCii, for Bengal; Archibald, buttice, for New York ; '
Emma, for the South Seas ; Prince Regent, for the
West Indies; and the Henry; fur New Brun%wit.k—
thilatter vessel, and Emma, have put back.
IPSWICH, SEPTEhIBER 6.
In the heavy gale of Saturday night and Sonday
. morning, the Oronooko, of this port, going to the
North, with corn, was wrecked near Sherringliam, en
• the Norfolk coast, and went to pieces; crew saved.
. The Prince of Orange sloop, also of this port, coming
• from Newcastle with a cargo of coals, went ashore at
Cley, about three on the Sunday morning, and it is
feared will become a wreck. The matter, Captain
T. RlCHts, was drowned in attempting to swim
ashore, which the Mate had previously gained ini
safety. No account has been received of five other
traders from this port. Captain Rimers was much
respected, and has left a wife and nine infant children.
GR AVE'SEND, SEPTEMBER, 6.
Arrived the Amr, Warren, trona Barbados ; Ceres, Matthews,
from Jamaica; Humor Hodge, from 'Smyrna; Dun. Bagland,
• from N, rib Beregen • Latour, Lode, from Demerara; Magnet,
Flackburn, from Quebec; Wool* Walton, from Tobago; Her
culess, Russel; Lord Norway, Robin.on, and Speculirion,
Wicbart, from Hamburgb; SIVA and Elizabeth, flack. from
Breen!. nd —:.tiled the Industrie. Avis, for Dunkirk; Swallow
packer, Nisbet, for Hamburgb; Pilot, Round, for Grenada;
Pile ar..l, ?email, to: Africa ; Margarena, Roberts, for Dublin ;
Venus, .iteerdeen, fot Middleboro; Sophia, Saar', for Eisineur ;
Atlantic, kumbert, for Hamburgb.
• Ti, Endeavour, NORMAN, froth Archangel to
Rare, foundered off Yarmouth on Saturday night;
only the Mate saved.
The Henry outward-bound West Indianian, which
was driven on shore at Hearne Bay, on Sunday, after
king supplied witk a neiv anchor and cable, got oil.
with the tide on Monday night, and proceeded on her
voyage, fortunately not having received any daniage.
But the brig Jeanne, of Dunkirk, which was driven
an the Nailand Rock, at Margate, it is feared will be
a wreck.

A letter from Rothesay, Isle of Bute, dated the
Ist instant, says, 66 A very melancholy accident hap-
pened within four miles oi this place yrsterclay. In
the forenpon, two Glasgow gentlemen, Mess, s. ignite
and Burnside, went out in a pleasure-boat, wit!l the
intention of sailing up the Kyles of Bute. About
five ei'duck, when the boat was opposite :Out!: Hall,
and. within a gun-shot of the Bute shore, it blew
pretty bard from the east, and in the act of putting
the boat Omni she was seen to lit much over, and
instantly disappear. bit. White got hold of a piece of ,
vriod, and, with great difficulty, reached the shute.
Tae boatman was fogad afterwards upon the bract)
lifeless: means were used to restore animation, /but'
in vain. Mr.. Burnside wars seen to struggle for some
time. but susk to ris,: au mere. Search has been
made all dAy by three bf,A.:. tor the corpse, but it hits
at ytt b:en discovered. The buat was found to-day,
at the dept'.! tcur fathoms."

It is nut t►u that any more of the •illains con
cerium' in robbing the East Ind a hay of a quantity
of dollars have been taken into custody. Aher the
prrsons convicted of the rubbery had suffered the
s;c►teacc of the !awe se:erni of the►r fri:nas asbenibled

at 13Iac kwall in the evening, :rad endeavouzed to make
a riot at the doors f those persons who had been the
means of their conviction. As the witnesses' lives
appeared to be in danger on the occasion, the police
officers were srit tor, and the ringleaders of the rio-
ters were taken into custody, and still continue in
confinement.
Sucvmah rattircrt, a single young woman, is now
in custody, on suspicion ot murdering her baVard
Sh 4, is a naive of S)iorne, near Rochester.
tiontim Mt anca.--An account was received yes-
t -rday from the :'late of the Creole schooner, arrived
off Dover from Smyrna, stating, that on his passage
two of the. crew nailed him np in his cabin, while
they murdered Captain JonN3ott, and threw him
overboard, wrapped up in the square sail. That after
a co isideratie confinement he got to speak to the boy,
arli learned that the two men, of the names of Turner
and Smith, had possession of the ship, and were about
to ni,irder him (the Mate), whom they had deter.
tnibei to hang, but the boy told him that himself,
end a man t.f the name of Masson were determined
to stand by him, if he (the Mate) would and
couli attempt to recover the ship. That soon after.
wards the Mate was taken upon deck, and had
his hands and was made fait to a :motion.
That the two mutineers had then possession of ab-nit
COO doubloons, which they had taken from the Cap-
tain's drawers. In the evening they began to quar-
rel ab:iut what should be done with the ship, and the
Mate contriving to get loose, suddenly seized a mus-
ket, which he knew to be loaded, and put it to
Smith's ear, while Masson attacked the other, and
thus regained possession of the ship, which has passed
Dauer, on her way to Standgate Creek, whence the
murderers will be brought in custody to London.
The Mate appears to be deserving of much praise for
his cool intrepidity, and for his courage in boldly
taking the first favourable moment for recovetlng the
P"PeriY• The money it all repplossed let the
°what.