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London, England, 1810-08-16 00:00:00

YARMOUTH, AUGUST 15.

Arrived the HAVOC and LOCUST gun-brigs, and
ten sin with the ROEBUCK; CHANTICLEER; and RA-
titou.-LWind B.W.

PROM LLOYD'S LIST.
61AVESEND. AUGUST Is-Arrived the Cove, Westly, from
Tobago; Elizabeth, Wilson, from Gibraltar ; Thomas, Owen,
from Guadaloupe ; Washington, West, from Virginia; Loyal
Briton, Hart, from Nevis ; and the George, Knight, from Point-
1-Petre. Sailed the Canaa, Thomas, for.Hayti ; and the Lar-
kins, Conic, for Jamalca.

ABERDEEN, AUGUST 11.
The bilgantine Alert, JOUNSTON • and Cambria, rheas, as•
rived here on Wednesday last, from idiramichi. The Cambria,
on the 11th July, spake.the Britannia of Nairn, from Limerick,
Cape Breton bearing W. N. W distant 35 leagues. July 29th,
spoke the brig Adamant of Newcastle, front Ginn, bound to St.
John's islard frith passengerd; lit. 56. 54. N. long. 13. 40. W.—
July 31, spoke the brig Finny, of and from Liverpool, hound to
the Savannah, lat. 57. 24. N. long. 9. 59. W.—Tuesday last a let-
ter was received fivirts the ship Fairfield, JAMILS ?vfORICI, of this
place, dated at sea, lat. 45. 45. N. long. 42. 26. W. the 4th July,
When she was all well, and proceeding on her voyage, with wind
favourable.—Wednesday morning last, the brigan ti ne John, lusts s,
of this place, passed through the Bay, on her voyage front Mon-
treal to Sunderland. The John sailed front Montreal the 23d of
June, at which time the Lion, Lxisk, was ready for sailing, and
the following Aberdeen vessels were loading, and nearly ready :
the Pilot, Cumulate ; Margaret; Routes ; Diana, BRUCL ; and
RUNCET.—The John sailed from Quebec on the 27th
lune, :mil the Barbara, EssoN, was expected next day to leave*
that place on her homeward voyage. Spoke the brigantinerhiara,
pater, of and from Aberdeen, twenty miles below Quebec.—
Wednesday last, the Hercules, Gs aeon, arr Wed here from Davis'
Straits, a full ship, with thirteen fisb, supposed to produce about
Ito tons of oil.---The same evening, the lane, Loeser, arrived
in the Bay front Greenland, a bumper ship, with seventeen fish,
part of the cargo in bulk. The Jane will boil upwards of 200
tons, being the greatest cargo ever brought to Aberdeen ; and so
treat was the success attending Captain Jamsdn's exertions, that
he gave one fish and a half to another ship he met with.—The
Lion, Lust, arrived this morning from Quebec.

GREENOCK, AUGUST is.
The Grenada, George, and Susannah, Niccol, from Grenada;
Everthorr, M'Arthur, Hercules, Rogers, and Mountaineer,
Pollock, from St. Vincent's, part of the Leeward Islands Fleet,'
have paskd for Port Glasgow—the four former on Saturday, the
latter yesterday. They sailed from St. Thomas's on the 25th of
Jane, under convoy of his Majesty's ships of the line Abercrom-
bie, Alfred, and Pompee.—The Mary, Raside, arrived here yes-
terday, from Quebec ; sailed the 16th ultimo. Left the Hussar,
L'ampbell, bunlep, Stevenson, and Elizabeth, Anstrinker, load-
it", and to sail soon after for Clyde. The convoy for Britain
sailed on the 10th July.--. The William Penn, (A.) —, in 46
tays from Norfolk, Virginia, with tobacco, passed yesterday for
Port Glasgow.--The brig Margaret, Pearson, arrived on Friday,
ham Quebec, in 38 days. Left the Mary, Harvie, and Humor,
Campbell, loading for this port, to sail soon after; also the Dun-
lop, Stevenson, to sail in 14 days. Spoke, 2.Bth July, the brig
Claud Scott, Stoyan, of Liverpool, for Newfoundland, lat. 55.22. Nig. 14.48. Ist August, spas the George, Hague, of Hull, for
New York,lat. 55. U. long. 12. 57.

NEWCASTLE, AUGUST 14.
A letter reseived from Captain CAM raztj., of the Clarendon
of Hull, dated Monte Video, June 8, mentions they had expert-
^need a very heavy gale, when four ships drove from their an-
chors, and were lost. The Clarendon drove with two anchors a
head, and did not bring up until the sheet anchor was let go.--
The Charles firmed brig is arrived at Grimsby, with a Dutch
prize ship from Greenland with a cargo of 9000 seals. On Tlaurs-
day, the Meanwell, Swum. of North Shields, coal laden, in going
nut of Shields harbour, get upon the Herd sand, near the bar,
and the sea coming on, she laid in a perilous situation. The Nor-
thumberland life boat went to her assistance, taking, besides her
own crew, 20 more hands to assist in lightening the ship ; but,
notwithstanding every exertion, she filled with water, and now
remains there sunk. By getting additional pumps, and throwing
half of the cargo overboard; it i 1 expieted the ship wW AC brought
into the harbour' if the Weather keep mode rite.