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London, England, 1819-10-14 00:00:00

UAW. INTALIGENek

DOTER, OCTOIRA 15.—Sailed this day,'the Printess Charlotte
packet, Captain HALLAWRO for Ostend, with a Mail and pas.
stingers; also the Lord Duncan, Captain Hasawrott, and Flora,
Captain Wamost, for Calais, with passengers. Arrived this
day, the Susanna, Captain Moen; Lady Castlereagh, Captain
Mama. ; and Flag, French packet, from Calais, with passengers.
FAIXOUTEI, OCTOBER 11.—Wind S.—Arrived the Lady Ara-
bella packet, with a Mail front Lisbon, in sir days.
PLYMOUTH OCTORRR 11..—ArtiVed the Tarantula, Pootxres,
from St. Domingo; in two months, last from Port Royal, Ja-
maica, with army accoutrements, is hich she carried from Lon-
don in May last, for M'Garcon's army.—AWind S.W.
HIARWICII, OCTOPUS. 13.—Arrived the Jane packet, with a
Mail from Gottenburgh. Sailed the Prince of Orange packet,
for Holland, and Henry Freeling, for Cuxhaven, both with
Mails.

Deat, Gerona!' 15.—Wind W.—Passed through the Downs,
the Enigheden, Pananson, from Dram for Falmouth. Came
down from the River the Isabella, Baown, for Sierra Leone.
A galliot got on shore on the Goodwin Sands, but was got off
without assistance, and it now in the Downs.
RAMSGATE, OCT. 13.—The Dutch ship Camillus, TUIPPENCEft, I
from Amsterdam to Rio Janeiro, got on shore on the Sandwich
Flats during the fog last evening, but with assistance was got off
and brought in here this morning, after cutting from her cable
and beating off her false keel.

Poftessicouzn, OCT. 15.—Wind W.—Arrived the Medina,.
KINNIaIr, from the Downs for Jamaica; and the Mangles,
LAILDALR, from Madras, with six Companies of the 25th Light
Dragoons, under the command of Major Hoez—she left Madras
7th April, and St. Helena Bth August :—on the 18th August,
in lat. 5. N. long. 22. W. spoke the Kingston, Bloom, from
London for Bengal.—Of the Azores fell in with two ships and
a brig, armed, which hoisted Spanish colours. Wishing to com-
municate with them, the Mangles sent off a boat, which was
fired at, and not permitted to go alongside.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East-India
House, when the under-mentioned Ships were taken up for one
voyage, in addition to those already engaged for the Company's
service, viz. Winchelsea, 1351 tons ; Dorsetshire, 1260 tons ;
and Lady Campbell, 684 tons. Captain Wit.uast MaJoai
musics was sworn into the command of the ship Thomas Courts,
consigned to Bombay and China.

Extract of a Letter from Gibraltar, dated Septem,
ber 18:—" The Expedition is certainly knocked in
the head, if not totally, at least for the present. The
fever is in Cadiz and alParound, and the troops dis-
persed, in order to take up cantonments. With a
view that the transports may not quit the bay, they
have taken away their rudders. Since this, it is said,
the fever has made its appearance on board of some
of them. They made several futile plans and at-
tempts to keep things together, but they have all
proved abortive. One was to send the troops off to
the Canaries, another to Mahon or Galicia, to pass
the hot months. As it is, nothing has or will be
done. The Contractors had been much deceived itr
the quantity of tonnage, the vessels being over-rated.
They found it impossible to stow the troops even itr
bulk, when they had calculated on ton per man." •
Extract of a Letter from Saint Petersburgh, dated
September 18:—" Our beloved Emperor returned
here on the 15th from his long journey through all
Finland, which has not been performed without great
fatigues, privations, and even danger : the satisfaction
of all classes on his return is manifested here in a
manner the most marked. This journey Was under-
taken for the sole purpose of a personal observation
of the distant Provinces of this extended Empire, for
the benefit of the people so far from the imperial
residence, and has endeared him the more to them
all. The sacrifices the Emperor makes of all per-
, sonal comforts and indulgencies, and his unceasing
energy and activity for the benefit of his people, are
gratefully felt and warmly acknowledged by 11.—
His Imperial Majesty left us again last night, the
third day after his return, having been in the midst
of us at the consecration of a new church, and the
launch of a man of war of 100 guns. He goes by
way of Novogorod, Pleskoff, and Riga, to Warsaw;
his return is fixed for the 2d of October. Prince
Wolkonsky and Sir James Wylie accompany his
Majesty as usual. Exchange again looks up, and
Inscriptions have advanced to 94, which proves thatl
our national credit is good. We have had the finest
summer in the memory of any man living. The
capital is deserted ; every body continues still in the
country. By the arrival of many ships trade ksl
rather more brisk."
MALTA, SEPT. 12.—Some apprehensions are en-
tertained for the Pomona, of Southampton bound
to Zante, as she left this on the 2d instant, with
13,000 dollars on board, and the piratical vessel
William Delans, from Liverpool, sailed the day after.
The Frederick, O'HARA, with 20 men, from the
ships of war here, (namely, SPEY and RACEHORSE,)'e
and commanded by Lieutenant Hoßsow, of his Ma-
jesty's ship SPEY, sails immediately for Smyrna in
search of the pirate. The Frederick has been chartered
by the Insurance Companies here for that purpose.
Letters from Naples mention Admiral FREMANTLS
having proceeded with his squadron, in cdthpany
with the French division and a Neapolitan ship of the
line, to the coast of Africa, to notify to the Barbatt
Powers that their piracies would no longer be suf-
fered in the Mediterranean. The following letter re-
lates to this business : •
" ALGIERS, SEPTEMBER
" An English and French combined squadron,
composed of the Rochefort, of 80 guns, and a brig
of war, under the command of Vice-Admiral Sir
THOMAS FREMANTLE, and the French ship Colossus,
and frigate Galatea, commanded by Vice-Admiral
LUREIN, arrived here on the 3d inst. on the 4th, the
two Admirals came on shore; on the sth, they pre-
sented to the Day, in the name of their Sovereigns,
the Resolutions of the Congress at Aix-la-Chapelle,
relative to the Barbary Powers, one of which was to
the following effect
That the Barbary Powers will no longer be allowed to re-
main on the footing they had been ; and that they must hence-
forth, in their political relations, consider themselves to he viewedl
in the light of civilized nations,' &c. atc.
" To this the DEe replied, that he really could
not comprehend what the Admirals would say to
him ; and they have, in fact, left Algiers without
any further arrangement::
Extract of a Letter from N.l,,sail, Bahamas, from
an official Gentleman, dated the 12th July, 1819:
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We have, within a few days past, convicted in the
Court of Admiralty Sessions, one Frenchman of mur-
der, who has been executed ; and two of piracy, whose
sentences have this day been respited by the Pees:-
DEN it, until the PRINCE REGENT'S pleasure is known.
A Bill of Indictment was delivered to the Grand Jury
by OUT ATTORNEymGENSIIAL against Sir GREGoR
MACGREGOR, for having aided and assisted one of the
pirates, named DAVIS, by furnishing him with a
commission, which was returned a True Bill."