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• • : FAI.MOUIII, •JUNF, *S. ' I I
• Arrived the Lady Arab-J1 packet, with aWI
from Lisbon, in 14 tins. s
PLYMOtrf 11. MN?. t 4. '• • •
No arrivals. —.I tiled 114 MAjestvts slip WOOD.
Larn, to the Eastward. —Wind W. N. ¶V.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE es. . • -
Arrived Ole Harvest, DAvinson; Iron the Waver,
net, left loth Mar9h ; also arrived his Majesties ships
KuTINE: tynn C3l k ; Maffei, from Jamika ; and TT-
RIANI from It W .
DEAL, JUNE 21.
Came down from the River And sailed iriPt the
outward-bound, the Marparet, for Madeira; Lord
Cawder, fur Tenerife; ,leaner,, for. Malta; Sala-
manca, for Africa; and the Mary, for Smyrna.--,
Arrived and sailed for the River, the Fleetwood,
from Dominica; Martinis of Wellesley, from Cal.
cutta Land Onyx, from The whole of the
=word-bound are sailed for the River. Wind N.W.
-C A.VEsaeo. JUT u.

Alt-iced the Na'ntiecx, Bevis; from Gortenimrgit; Hare',lel,
Rusiell.from Hamburg:. ; Carton, Short, from Dantsic Maw.
beim, asalthbat. and lA:an:. zlearnan, • from Norway; Ameia,
&nut ; au!, Atlantic, Rumbert, from Hatriburgh ;
Bare, from riarlitig.e—Sanad the Skits'oth, rien4,:r.:;n, for the
Cape.of Gool M Mark, ritticonr, for 1.1,b.n3; Urine:is
of littat3, Stewart, for Calais; l'i'aroble, Warkson, f:,r Cork; and
Vrow Vilna, Berg, for Antw..rp.
The Farina, ALLeN, (rum Jamaica to St. Domingo, was lova
the sth April, near St.Denzisape. •

The Scio.v.ale, Cox's rrausox, fro:.t Fsenfours to St.Crolx,
was lon the 1€ h iit,t. near the Tezel.

YesterdAy the rrincitss Cast:Lori:: and Prince
Leerot-u received a •cfingratnbtory a !•!res frens
Barnstaple, presented by ev: Mem'iers of that town.
The Loan MAYOR, tOPet!).l* with tie Mager War-
' den and Clerk of t! e Fishmongers' Comp try, alter.
wards waited on his Serene Highness, and presented
him with the freedom of that Society.
The rrincess eHARLOTTR, en being asked by the
Duchess of Yonk when she would visit the Opera
again observed—u certainty onSaturday next ;9°
And we understand her Royal H:ghness has already
communicated her intentions of having a box of her
own for the next season of Operas.
The Duke of You vas so much recovered yes-
terday as to be able to t..tertain at dinner the Prin:
cess CHARLOTTE and Prince LEOPOLD.

We lament to say that last night the life of Mr.
SHERIDAN was despaired of. He has, fnr seine time,
laboured under a most excruciating malady, and the
physicians have expressed the most serious apprehen-
sions of the result.

Rooms-mu ELLcrtov.—At four o'clock yesterday,
:he state of the Poll was as follows:—Mr. BAuscrr,
397 ; Sir T. l'uos.te4o/4, 376.—Majority for Mr. BA It.
Nert 21.

BLACKHEATH, PEDESTRIAN, (22D DAY).•••••EATQX
this morning 0 nine o'clock, after having gone on the
whole of last night in his usual gooey spirits, made
good his 317th mile.
CORN•ExcitAxue, Ju:en 2G.—We have had na fresh •
suppl) of Wi.eat since Monday, east there being but
little of fine quality at Market, such description fully
maintains its price, but there is scarce Any demand fee
the inferior samp.es. Oats are fall as high as on
Monday, but not ready. sale. In Nall Bbans, and
Barley. there is no alteratioe.
Free.—The beautiful village of Tborverton, about
six miles North of t retie., suffered greaily by fire, in '
the night betwe-n Friday and Saturday last. Its
commencement was purely accidental in the stable
of James, an Exeter carrier. at the West end of
the village-12 cottages were consumed.
ACC/DENT.—The following melancholy accideot
occurred on Stinday, evening, on the River Swale,
r war Faversham, Kent. A party of persons, chiefly
females, had spent the thy in a water excursion to
1 Whitstable, and had arrived at Faversham Creek's
, Mouth, on their recur& home, when it was proposed
to proceed to Harty Ferry House to take tea. After
staying there until nearly nine o'clock. they all ('reing
ten in number) re.embarked in a small bc.at,
and were in the act. (.f going off to. their vessel,
which lay at anchor rte tr lj the opposite shore, and
to which they had alrivet arrived, when the boat
turned over. The ferr:!nan crossing the River is •
his boat, at the same time with eight passengers,
went to the assistance of the unfortnnate snfferers,
and succeeded in rescuing two owe front their dart.
A
getout situation. They also dragged into their beet
the lifeless body of one of the women. Proceeding
in their humane endeavours to save others; their own
bnat b•ine tinder a pressure of sail, and keeling still
more hour ti•.eir reaching over the side, was almost
tilled with water. Another party of young men im.-
mediately pushed off from the Fern, Way, ere third
boat, and happily succeeded in seeing till ferryman
and the whole of his passengers, and alga the two
young men who were in the first boat. The remain-
der, viz. tae swan, :ix females, and an infant, met a
%emery grave ! ,
Fa.UMOY BaNt.—t`edticsday a Inceiiitg took place
at the Inn, in Fernroy, of several Noblemen and
Gentlemen, friends of Mr. ANDERVIN, whose recent
failure has excited considerable sensation. Abont
one o'clock Lord IsleusTcasnet. was. tarred to the
Chair,. after which Mr. BELL FOCeeded to suhrsit a
statement to the meeting of the situation of Mr. AN-
DERSON'S affairs, by which it 2 ept.os that the debts
owing by hint amounted to 5e2t0....),0'9, to meet which
there was a prbperty to the amount of X 130,000,
leaving a deficiency of 490,000. The pas-IL:dart tet
which this Leneral statement was.tounded wts not
submitted to the meeting. 'From what was said it
was collected that there 'appears to be due to Messrs.
ANDERSON and Co. a stun of R 111,930. The
probable value of whicb was about re30,000,
The value of the Buttevant and Fermoy estates was
not stated, and the former of these was charged with
annuities to the amount of ‘4OOO a-year, which, at
ten years' purchase would mike/84.0,0W, to Ire added
'to the A'22.0,000. A Committee was named, con-
sisting of the following Gentlemen :—Roßeer DE LA
COUR, SAMUEL PERROT; TII3MAS WALKER, DAVID
REID, and MICHAEL B. ROBERTS, Esqrs. to whom the
affairs of the concern were referred, and who are to
report on the same on the 6th of July. After the
appointment of the Committee, Lord Dorresteme
proposed several resolutions expressive of the regret
which was entertained at the reverses of Mr. ANDER•
sow, and acknowledgment of the important services
which be had rendered to the county of Core. during
his long and meritorious life; and in these sentiments
the Meeting unanimously coca:red.
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