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London, England, 1820-07-03 00:00:00

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE:

'N'hen the Blossom left Alakir:natio Bay (at the enttanct of
the Rio tl la Plata) 28th of April, Conunodore Sir T_ moans
Ilaativ . s • t iluenos Ayres, hiving. his broad pendant on,
h. r.. te. OWEN (i LENDOWER, Hon. Captain Srermaa. The
Vinortia aid Suers), hue of battle ships, were lying at Mal-
tit intoo. The llYrraioN, Captain SEA air., C.B. had gone round
Cape Dorn. 111.! BLossou came into Portsmouth harbour on
Ir!day, to be paid off, all standing, having been in commission
erwards e. thre years, sfter which she will be re-commissioned.
Tit Roes'. GEORGE yacht, commanded by the Hon. Sit C.
PAGET, .1 Portsmouth, was on WednesZay last ordered to-get
ready for cruizing by the Ist day of Augwit ; soon after which
time it is eipected the Kum will embark on his aquatic excursions.
The Hibernia, KACH MEN, from the Clyde to Buenos Ayres,
was totalin lost the 15th April, neax 3laldonado—crew saved.
Pkvatourn, Just 2.9.—The ship Lynx, of this port, JOHN
Pt:oral:s Commander, sailed front Waterford 21st April, got
on the banks of Newfoundland nine days after, and made her
passage to Quebec in 25days from Waterford. She reports the
loss of the h.p Alligator, 3Lennunt, of Waterfoid, by striking
in the Traverse in going up the River St. Lawrence; the crew
were obliged to abandon her, as she filled immediately. Also
of the ship Susannah, Hunesa, which sailed from this port, on
St. Paul's island; the crew were taki n to Quebec by the brig
Ann. Tice brig Lord Wellington; Timm, arrived out in 43 days;
the I. :d Eximaith, the 20th May; and the Eagle, 17th May,
—Ab. 7:041 ves,els had arrived at Quebec up to the 26th of
May, Mil which, in addition to the above, were the follow.
in; tram Ails port : 'Tile Emerald, GA Liu's; Sir James Kempt,
Dtvisos ; llunstv ; Ross, DAVISON; Mal?, TAYLOR;
t3uoituor ; Neva, Jackson; Star, Dar; Samuel Whit.
bread, 1/aitas; LatODE. GADENSY.
JULY ES. i'..—Passed up Channel, the Gottfried
and Betty, Jacoaa, irom Bourdeaux for Ilarnburgh ; George,
llounit .ov. for Loudon from Gibraltar; Castle Lachlan, Saturn,
and Intrinsic, Baur, front Jamaica for London.
PORT,110L"III, Jett 2.—Wind W.—Arrived yesterday, the
Dee. Movrars, front Sicily, out nino weeks; Flora, Ores, from
11ordt ; and Fame, from Memel. Sailed, the Emma, Baum-
oaarrr, fur London. Arrived to-dav, his Majesty's ship Ham,
fro* a cruize ; and the Crown, and. Fox, tranaports, from Ply-
mouth. Sailed, the Integrity, transport, for Chatham ; his Ma.
iesty's ship Wks, on a cruise ; Dee, Morrarr, for Aberdeen ;
Sally; Ccrika,for Memel; and 'Spring, Benainskar, for Dantzic.
Bananivos, Int.s 2.—Arrived Majesty's ship Ilum, from
Portsmouth.

Davin, JOLT 2,—.Arrived the Trafalgar, FIIAZISILi
l from Rio
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Janeiro for London, with her mast-head sprung, d short of
provisions.
PETERHEAD, JUNE 28.--Arrived the Active, Grimm, from
Ureenhand, with fteir fish, 4.106 seals, 120 tons oil.—She spoke
the RJor, of I lull, on the 28th of May, who had seen the 1621za,
SWAN, with one fish; Lively, one fish ; Volunteer, one fish;
Barnes, one fish; and 48 bail of ships, clean.
I.stow:vs, heat 30.—Sailed the lady Arabella packet, with
Mails tot Lisbon ; and his Majesty's brig Humor:, on a crulze.
lavearom, Juxs 30.—Arrived the Christian I. Roost, from
Orittianstadt ; and Jonejosepha, SCA RI100)1, from Antwerp.
Lemisertor, JUNE 30.—The Royal Charlotte spoke, on the
';':a instant, in kit. 42. .50. N. the Triton, of North Yarmouth,
horn Malta, for Plymouth. •
DIAL, JULY 2.—Wind S.W.—Came down from the River
yesterday and sailed, the Nestor, —, for New Brunswick;
Repeater, YorNc, for Baltimore ; Limerick Trader, Gairrizus,
for Trieste; End ymion, Tome for St. John's. New Brunswick ;
and Darlington, WIItATLZY, for Malta.—Sailed the Baring and
Kingston, for the River —Came down from the River to-day
and sailed, the Cicero, Barns ; and Seringspatam, —, for
the South Seas; and Ann, Pruravnx, for Pernambuco.—Arrived
and sailed for the River, the Britannia, Leaser, from Batavia;
Barton, GOLDS.NUTII, from Calcutta; and Fulham, HARZISON, from
l'ort-au-Prince.—Sailed t6e Exchange, Mune, for Hatoburgh.
Ha 'twice, JULY 2.—S:died the Henry Feeding packet, for
Holland ; Lord Nelson ditto, for Cuxhaven • and Jane ditto,
for Gottenhurgh, each with a Mail.—The Eagle Revenue cut-
ter his captured off Dungeness, and brought in here, a smuggling
lugger, with 56 tubs of 'piths on board.
Ccs tax-house, Jot: I.—Ships Entered Inwards : Margaret,
from Riga ; Itover, from Hamburgh ' • Mary, from Dantzic ;
Margery, from Demerara ; Frederick, from Memel; Adams,
from New Orleans; Myrtle, from Memel; Triton, from Got-
ti-nhurgh ; Nonsuch, from Stangate Creek ; London Packet,
frxn Boston ; Douro Castle, from Lubeck ; Sir Edward Ha-
r.lilten, from Jamaica; William, from Trinidad; Alert, from
Kiel; Bee, from Montour& ; tiends, from Riga; Neptune,
(rum Pillau ; Providence, from Wiemar ; St. Helena, from
Riga; Tiger, from Jamaica ; Yancy, from Petershurgh ; Supply,
from .Memel; and Hibberts, from Jamaica. Cleared Outwards:
Yiesseuger, for Havannah ; Dauntless, for Dublin ; Marianne,
for Malaga • Marquis of Anglesea, for Genoa; Union, for
rletwerp;
Duke of Kent, Marshal Blucher, an Resolution,
for Rotterdam ; Union, for Jersey ; Fox, for Ostend ; Lord
Liverpool, for Itotterdam ; Alexander, for thunburgh ; Thalia.
far Bombay ; and Isabella, for Philadelphia.
Currost.House Fats.—Our Commercial Readers are aware
that Officers, Clerks, and others in the service of the Customs,
have long been prohibited from hating Fees. It is right that the
Public should know also that an Act of Parliament (Ist George
the Fourth, eap. 7) has just been passed, imposing a penalty of
4'loo far offering such fee, whether it be accepted or not !
NAVAL APPOLVIMENTIL—The following Commanders have
been appointed to the rank of Post Captains t—II. Forbes, and
W. Walpol,:..
The fallowing Lieutenants to the rank of Commanders :—E.
A. Frankland ; F. G. Wills; J. Leigh, and to command the
rein, of 18 guns, at Jamaica ; G. C. Gambier, and to consomme
the Curlew, of 18 guns, in the East Indies • and R. Tait, and to
c ennund the Larne, t. 4 20 guns, in the Mediterranean.
The following Midshipmen and Masters' Mates to the rank
of Lieutenants :—G. 11. Freemantle, and to the Rochfort, of 80
guns, at Portsmouth.—G. F. Hothant, and to the Minden, of 80
guns; W. Mills, and to the Curlew, or 18 guns; C. Burtham,
and to the Topaze, of 42 guns, all in the East Indies.—B. W.
Walker, and to the Nautilus, of 18 guns; A. G. Barrette, and
to the Parthian, of 18 guns ; R. G. Welsh, and to the Confiance,
of 24 guns; W. Maxwell, and to the Ontario, of 18 guns ; J.
Billingsley, and C. Parker, and to the Iphigenia frigate; all on
the Jamaica station.—H. Dundas, and to the Glasgow, of 48
i tans, at Malta.—T. Gregg, and G. L. Wolley, and to the Sap-
'lire, of £4 guns, at Barbadoes.—F. A. Smith, and to the Myr-
riiion frigate.—J. B. Maxwell, H. Ashfield, W. Worfold, W.
lcrworel, and W. 11. Henderson.
The following Appointments have taken place :—Captain Stan-
hope and Lieut. Dickson, to the Alacrity, of 18 guns, at Dept-
krd.—Capt. Marryat and Lieut. A Shairp, to the Beaver, of 10
11 in, at Portsmouth.—Capt. B. Hall and Lieuts. H. D. arlay,
l'• Robertson, and Hon. C. Legge, to the Conway, of 26 guns,
lazing at Portunouth for the Swath Pacific Ocean.—Capt. Mac-
kenzie and Lieuts. Moue, Christie, and Hon. W. Waldegrave,
to the Creole, of 44 guns, at Chathairi.—Capt. J. W. Roberts,
aid Lieut. I lymsell, to the Sheerwater, of 10 guns, at Chatham.
(.4Ptiill Phillimore, C.B. to the William and Mary yacht, at-
'ending the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.—Capt. P. Fisher, ,to
the Wye, of 26 guns, at Sheerness.—Lieutenants Gould, to the
Drake; G. F. Ilerbert, to the Harpy; J. It. R. Webb, to the
Iliad; W. 11. Miller, to the Active; and St. John, to the Foss
Revenue cruizers, on the Plymouth station—Lieutenant Bad,
to the Royal Charlotte, Excise cutter, on the Leith station.—
Lientenants G. Read (a), to the Hardwick ; . Mortal, to the
Richmond; and 11. Bataan, to the Wickham; Revenue eruizers,
on the Irish station.—Lieutenant Clerkson, to the Harlequin, at
/8 guns, on the Cork station.—Lieutenant Cochrane, to the
Icarus' of 18 guns, in South America.—Lieutenant 11. Jenkins,
to the Liffey, uf 50 guns.—Lieutenant J. E. Griffith, to be Flag
f.ieutenant of the Newcastle, of 50 guns, at liermnda.—Lien-
t,-nant Currie, to the Naurud, of 18 guns, at JLeith.—Lieutenant
.1.. Hills, to command the Pigmy cutter, of 10 guns, at Ply-
::tuuth.—Lietltenant Handheld, to the lievolutionnaire, of 40
cats, at Malta.—Lientenants Sparrshott, Anderson, and Wy-
t.cr,• ; and Lieutenant 11. Eden, to be Flag Lieutenant of the
l''''hefort. of 80 8888,—Lieutenant Doveton to the Rosario, of
15 gins, at St. Ilelena.--Lieutenuits Arabia and Ward, to the
Sappho, of is guns, at Cork.—Lieutenant Nash, to act as Com-
m ::dia• of the Snapper gun-brig, on the coast of Africa; and
Licutenant Blachford. to the Tamar frigate, at Jamaica.
The Rev. I). Lloyd, S. Luby, and W. D. Caster, are ap-
::nted Chaplains of the Quern Ci-....10tte, of 110 guns, at
/ ~.!unouth ; Tribune frigate, at liarbadoes; and Vigo, of 74
iw.s, at St. Helena.

It appears, from a Return made to Parliament,
that only one ship has sailed from Ireland to the
Indies during the two years ending sth January.
1320. This one sailed from Cork ; tonnage, 498 ; the
rt:rriber of men, 40. None have entered inwards.