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London, England, 1811-02-21 00:00:00

TORBAY. FEBRUARY 19.

This day was boarded off Berryhead the ship Hi-
bernia, from Rio Janeiro, by his Majesty's hired brig
LORD COctiRANR. The ship is bound to London,
baying had 77 days passage; brought home dipatches
fof Government, which were brought on shore by the
LORD COCHRANE, and forwarded per mail by this post.
PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 19.
The Lisbon and Mediterranean convoys, under the

protection of the FRANCIIISE frigate and RIFLEMAN
sloop, have sailed with a fine breeze at E. S. E. that
soon waft them down Channel.—The brig Ran-
ger, NOIRE master, from London, with a cargo, bound
to Teneriffe, put in here yesterday in a leaky state,
and must unload to repair.—The Union, from Ali-
cur, bound to Jersey with a cargo of salt, put in here
110 wait for convoy.—Sailed the Eliza and Jane ten-
,' , for*Cork ; the Srr sloop of war, and ULYSSES
frigate. on a cruize.-.-Came up harbour to repair, the
ANA frigate.—One of our cruizing frigates recently
captured a French brig bound to the Isle of France,
frith dispatches,which were intercepted, and entrusted
to the care of a Lieutenant to bring in here in the
prize. These dispatches were, by some means or
other, afterwards lost, and a Court of Inquiry is this
day sitting on the Lieutenant, to examine into so ex-
traordinary a circumstance.

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PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY to.
Nothing arrived. Sailed the SARPEDON on a cruize.
DEAL,' FEBRUARY 20.
Nothing arrived or sailed to-day.
SHEERNESS, FEBRUARY 20.
Arrived the NONPAREIL, from the Westward.
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
Captain Sidney Horton, to the Standard; Captain Hollis, of
the Standard, to the Achille. vice Sir Richard King, who comes
home; Captain Bullen, of the Volontaire, to the Cambrian, vice
Fane, takers prisoner; Captain Ferris to the Volontaire; Captain
Johnstone, to the Venger, vice White, posted; Captain R. Tho-
mas, to the Undaunted.
Lieut. W. Ltigg is appointed senior Lieutenant of the Princess
Carolina; Lieut. John Pettey, to the Impress Service at Graves-
end, vice Foley; I.ieut. A. Mentgamerie to the Aquillen, Lieut.
H. Pigott to the Ethane°, Lieut. Niven to the Avenger, Lieut.
W. Davis to the Fame, Lieut. R. S. More to the Cytme, Lieut. H.
Pyne to the Tremendous, Lieuts. T. Reid and Peter Dispowe-
ries to the Waldemaar prison-ship, Lieut. Birdwood to the Prin-
cess Sophia Frederica prison ship, Lieuts. Legg and Butts to the
Princess Caroline, Lieut. T. Came to the Caledonia, Lieut. Raw.
tins to the Southampton, Lieut. John Julian, late of the St. Al-
bans, and Lieut. Wilson, to the Boyne; Lieuts. D. Price, James
Niven, and J. Aroderick, to the Ardent ; Lieut. Sweny, to the
Aquilon ; Lieuts. Evans and Morgan to the Recruit, Lieut. Hodge
to the Thracian, Lieut. Saurin to the Akmene, Mr. Weir, late
Master of the Chatham, to the Glory prison-ship, at Chatham.
To be Pursers—Mr. Edgcombe to the Britannia, Mr. Robert-
son to the Belleisle, Mr. Rickford to the Venerable, Mr. Child
to the Goree; Mr. G. Waller, Purser of the Goree, to be Secre-
tary to Sir Joseph Yorke; Mr. Anderson, Purser of the Roman,
to the Woodlark.

Manley Hulke, Esq. is appointed Agent Victualler at Palermo.
Mr. Morgan, sen of Mr. W. Morgan, of Portsmouth, is ap-
plated Chief Clerk to the Agent Victualler at the Cape of Good
Hope.
Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Powlett, of the Sd R. V. B. is
pointedap-
Captain of Carisbrook Castle, Isle of Wight, vice Majost-
General Richardson, appointed Governor of North Yarmouth.
INDIA Houss.—Yesterday a Court of Directors
was held, when the under-mentioned Captains took
leave of the Court previous to departing to their re-
spective destinations, viz.
Captain W. GLLSTON, of the Europe ; Captain J. MURR AT,
of the Devonshire ; and Captain I. CA RNIGIL, of the Baring, for
Madras and Bengal.
Captain Hoch SCOTT, of the Ceres, and Captain J. CowNs,
of the Warley, for China direct.
The under-mentioned Captains were sworn into the
command of their respective ships, viz.
Captain G. WiLLIA is 50N, of the David Scott, for Madeira and
Bengal ; and Capt. B. SOTZZLT, of the Tottenham, for Bengal.
The Scaleby Castle, consigned to Bombay, is to
proceed to China, and to be afloat the 24th instant.
The voyage of the Mnffatt was altered from Bengal
to Bombay direct. The extra ship belonging to Mr.
MESTAER, and the Minerva, were taken up for one
voyage to Bengal. The Court adjourned at six o'clock
till, to-morrow.

List of the Killed and Wounded on board the Ho.
nourable Company's ship Astell, in the action of the
Sd of July, 1810. The Astell sailed on the 13th Sep.
tember.from Madras for Bengal :-
Seamen Killed—Robert Eagle, butcher; Thomas Hutchln,
Erick Munson, Andrew Peters, stamen.
Wounded—Captain Robert Hay. severely; *Mr. Martin Sth
ollicer, slightly ; George Cressy, armourer. severely; Cloff An-
gerson, Wm. Dunn, Laurence Hansen, Robert Stewart, 'Win.
Robertson, seamen,aeverely ; Antontu Lilivarez, Francis Pease,
John Davis, seamen, slightly ; Carim, one of the Lascars,severely.
Gentlemen Cadets Wounded—Messrs. Cartwright, Holroya,
Easson, Laurie, and Coventry, slightly.
Soldiers Killed—James Merrick, Wm. Martin, Edw. Murray,
John Resea. _ _ .

Wounded—James Conway, scrjeant, John Davies, corporal,
slightly; Win. Bruty, Wm. Carter, Jas. A.hby, Edw. Driver,
John Cole, Thos. Jackson, Wm. Lemman, itichard Pike, George
Pitcher, as. Law, privates, severely ; Edward Duffle, John Ey..
ton, Thos. Ra.p, Jobe :Veal, John Robertson, Wen. Alford, Wm.
Wareham, Wm. Jones, privates, slightly.
Total—Ships company, 4 killed, II wounded ; I Laster wound.
yd ; 5 Gentlemen Cadets wounded ; 4 soldiers killed, 20 ditto
wounded.-45.
The Astell was very much shattered in her masts :
land hull, and must be ducked at Bengal. We have'
the pleasure to say, that the gallant Capt..HAY was
recovering fast of his wounds.
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ARCHES COURT, WOWS' COMMONS, FEL 20. ,

LOVE/AN v. LOVEDKN.
This cause was originally instituted in the Consistory
Court of the Bishop or Londbn, by Edward Lovederi,
Esq. agr inst Ann Loveden, his wife, for a separat MI
from heti, board, and mutual cohabitation, on the
ground of adultery, alledged to hsve been cosnmitted
with Thomas Raymond Ihrker, Esq. It appeared
that the Court bz)ovt pronounced for the remedy
which the husbar.l prayed a from which decision, an
appeal was prosecuted on the part of 'Mts. Loveden.
The evidence to establish the fact of adultery, being
similar to that produced in the Consistorial Court, we
deem it unnecesary (it having been so recently re-
ported) to state it again.
The Learned Judge, Sit JOHN NICHOY.L, after hear-
ing the Advocates on both sides, was clearly of opi-
nion, that there was full and satisfactory proof of
adultery having been committed between, the two
parties, and therefore said, he had no hesitation in
affirming the sentence of the Court below.