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London, England, 1818-02-18 00:00:00

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Vi. ,rd 0
C :7t5..1 and Jersey 0 1
0 0
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PORTSMUCTIi,

'HIS DAY,

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FEISI:C.AIIY

Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the 'll:omas ant
transport from Malta, with troops--ujied
December, and is under quarantine.—SsileJ
jesty's ship GPSCIAN, on a cruise; and the
Eleanor transport, for Ostend.—Passed
llead yesterday the Dunira and Caul; ILL;
India.

DEAL, FEBRUARY 17

Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the R
Reliance, HARRISON, from Smyrna.-1•,.c,
from the River the Tottenham, Itlact.or,
New South Wales ; John Esdaile,
and Jamaica; Planter, Ross, for Derner.a
liant, Coutsou, for St. Lucia; London, Dus,
Tobago ; and the Brussa, DUNCA V, fc,r s„
The whole of the outward-bound have
the above, except the Tottenham,
rioters on board, which ship is eipccal
mediately for New South Wales.

FALMOUTH, FEL:RUARY 15.

Wind E. fresh breezes and line
the Fyall, BUCHAIN, from Newcastle t 4
Sailed the Jane, BRUCE, for Lisbon; au..! L.
don, Honor, for Grand Canary._

COVE OF CORK, FEBRUARY
Wind S.—Sailed his Jlajesty's schooner :4,
DOW; on a cruize.
HARWICH, FEBRUARY I.

Wind S.S.W.—Carne in the BADGER c:tte.
MERCER, from a cruize: on the :Stith uhe
twenty leal;ues from Lowestoff, picked up a
wherry, with " The Jane, lof Greenwich. Jc
ters," painted on her stern, supposed to bell
galliot then in sight, bottom upwards.
PENZANCE, FEBRUARY 15.

Came in the Albion, from Chii:ltc..t7r:
wring the hay, and in the act of hc,i-tin.:
boat, a man fell overboard and was drow:,:.
LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY ic.

The Mary, PRITCHARD, from Charle::.:
maica, was spoken with 28th December--a...
days. The Speculation, COBB, from
run foul of in New Orleans River, and pi
repair. The Kelly, EKIN, from Liverpool
cam* was on shore and bilged on Martin's'.
20th January; crew saved.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, FEBRUARY

SKIPS swam= brwaana.--lie Flying FIM fro:
Diana from Harlingen, Po from Calais, Good
Maloes, Ahvina and Bee from Ihmtugh, .1„1.,7e
from Antwerp, Blucher from &Aire, Hope fiorr
OUTWALD.--The Jane for Mattel, Robert fcr
Dolphin for Amsterdam, Guadiara for Trims is
Cho for Madeira and Demerara, Cruizer for New. 7,
Saxe Colsourg for Rotterdam, Anna Mary for AL:
for Tenerife.

The New York Mercantile Advertiser at
December, states, that the Dutch shi?
recently arrived at Newcastle, in the Delay...
Amsterdam, with 1100 passengers, lost :pc
500 on the passage.
Meanza or MART Murron.--An inquest on the bo
poor girl, who was murdered an Saturday nano, at Use.
was held yesterday. The evidence was to the time 01
given at Bow-street. The Jury brought in a saran
tul Murder against William Hatch"—The Grand :141
a true bill, and he will be tried at the Old Balky on Fr
Itiluanres •T Garcesenen.--On Sunday ni;bt, at
Sparkes was taken into custody, by the constables of l
on suspicion of being concerned in the murders of
Mrs. Simmons. He was examined privately by the
and remained for further examination. Another e
Theifitas Dyer, a bricklayer at Greenwich, is also in
Yesterday May and Hall, officers, and three assistaro
to town, after an unsuccessful pursuit of the two If
are suspected of the Greenwich murders. The. fort
absconded, and they were informed they were bid at
but such was not the case. They searched Levrishar.
Widmere-green, and the woods in the r.eizh'ootrat
terday information of their supposed retreat was tee,
the officers again were sent in quest of them.
MOST CALAMITOUS FlRE.—Fief2herpnrt;:'
The Cotton-Factory at Coln-Bridge, near Fielded
pied by Mr. T. Atkinson, caught fire about five o'cla.l
day morning last, and raged with such rapidit7 and v:
it destroyed the whole, with the machinery and meek.
hour: But what is most tragical to relate, then t.
persons at work, and only nine etc-aped &fttit.sof.
eldest about l yews °far., feil (*cams A the d
, manner in which this awful and melancholy dinar •r
is related by a boy, about ten years of age, who ser..,•l
nate instrument of so Cahlrii Jtl3 u ~eon: lie s..ye
five o'clork he was sent into t ire teed-r, ate s-vhich is a
flaor, but not worked in • he trfht), with a li!!.ted
some rovine ; and in takirg Gunn, some loose coine.
caught fire, lie says, he ran up stens to tele=
that the factory was on fire, a,fd then ran to the
under the idea of greater safety; but fir.ding sac:
and smoke, he again descended, and when he ci.,e
under which the fire was, he laid hiraself
bottom, and appears to i.e the last person who
overloekers succeeded in L;e:ti::g ail the 0.1.11•:11.:::
the stairs (which were tally a few yards fr .m
some of them were drigrd down when
The remainder, it is sup-,..wed, were se terrine.'.,
back into the mill, and were instantly suffocated f-7
it was known they had returned, a ladder wat -
placed to a window at tht opposkt end o: tf.e r...a.
was thought they would fly for safety (and nea
were afterwards fuund), which was forced open ;1.-:
and dantes issuing out with salt viulence, ?rt
possibility of any assistance b.neg given ; nor c fas., a
heard of them, altho:.gh ever/ exertion was r
them to approach the window. After this aneft t•,
no idea could be formed what point the poor
to, and immediately a scent ensued air.
which is beyond deser ip:ion as the d ..rs
an instant was oze velure Of fire. line:.