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London, England, 1818-01-26 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

is DAY.

NAILS
•It R. DIM • RA.
2 0 Lisbon Al 0
ord 2 0 Malta ' 0 I
,v and Jersey 0 1 2
France 1 0
0 Hamburgh 0 5
0 6 Flanders 2 0

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FALMOUTH, JANUARY rs..
W.S.W. to W.N.W.—The Duke of Kent
far Lisbon, and the Speedy packet for the Bra-
:Jo gone into the Roads.

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 24.
in the Dutch ship Java, bound to the East Indies,
PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 25.
ird S. W.—Arrived the Shipley, MONCRIEF,
Batavia, for orders ; sailed the 12th October, in
,any with the Morley, of London, and an Ame-
jp and brig, bound to Holland. The Ocean,
JoussoN, sailed two days previous for the
France. with a cargo. Left at Batavia the
vin ships, vit. Experiment, Dacres,Wellington,
am. Broxhorneherry, and Ellagil. The Totham
chartered for Europe at seven pounds per ton :
,roxborne)erry and Ellagil were also chartered
and load at Sumarango. The Shipley
,spoke
he '24th November, off the Cape, the Friendship,
London. bound to New South Wales, with con-
I ; also the St. Ann, CROSBY, from London to
aica—all

pi;AL, JANUARY 25..
Elul N.N.W.—Yesterday the wind got round to.
Northward, and the whole of the outward-bound
' salnl, except the Queen, FIOTT, which ship re-
,. :,, repair her foreyard.—Came down from the
:lo Juliana, —, for Batavia; and to-day
.2,1 the Louisa, PEARSON, from Messina ; and the
k7n. ROBINSOS, from Malta.—Sailed the Queen,
I r, for Jamaica.

DOVER, JANUARY 24.
ig.l N. and moderate.—Sailed this day the. Chi-
:Lr packet, Captain RUTTER, with a Mail and
,:•.gers for Calais, and this evening the Princess
:;c.tte, Captain BALLANDS, for Ostend, with a
1 .ulti passengers. Arrived this evening the King
Ir,; packet, Captain KING, from Calais.
I.lcAitv 25.—Wind W. and moderate.—Arrived
I ;naming the Lord Duncan packet, Captain PAs-
-6 from Ostend, with a Mail and passengers.

' • LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 24.
I.7i4ed at Calcutta in 104 days from this port,
l;Rages, CLAPHAM.

ILFRACOMBE, JANUARY 24
Lord Nelson, MAY, from Cork to Penzance
I Falmouth, with a general cargo, was last night
into this harbour by a pilot skiff, with loss of
mainsail, foresail, and other damage.

lIARWICIL
~!ed the Prince of Orange packet, with a Mail

PORT GLASGOW, JANUARY 23.
!lived the Aurora, M‘KINLAY, from Honduras,
been fired at, and detained five hours on the
November, in lat. '29 N. long. 75 30 W. by. the
privateer Mexican Congress, Commodore'
;ek :e, who put on board the Supercargo, Master,
')late of the Spanish brig Madona Mercura, from
Martha for Barcelona, which they had cap-
d two days previous, and sent for Amelia Island.
CUSTOM-110USE, JANUARY 24.

ens mum Iwwsaos—The John and Elizabeth, Wyatt,
n Newport; Margaret, Owen, and Wellington, Davies,
Rosen; Try For It, London, from Calais; Vrow Eliza-
h, Steen, and Freedom, Black, from Ostend ; Neptune,
rer, from Teneriffe ; Latona, Lode, from Dernarars; Ro-
t, Newton, front Memel; Admiral Griffiths, M'Culloch,
i Philadelphia; Glory, Pounder, and Brilliant, Pen, from
t

hrusans—The Po, Cullen, for Calais; and Neptune, &ran-
t, for Ostend.

.e following is a copy of a letter received from
tam WHITE, by the owners of the Elizabeth, the
ture of which by some convicts at Robin's Island
pe of Good Hope) has been already mentioned :

" Cape of Good Hope, Nov. 15.
'lam sorry to inform you of my misfortune at
Cape. On the sth November had completely
en in all the oil and whalebone at Cape Town.
e 6th, dropped down to Robin's Island, where •I
fa to take in all the oil and whalebone there. On
sith, took in the last of what was in the island—
mediately got under weigh to run up towards the
Ipe. At four P. xi. came on heavy squalls from the
. and E. S. E. It blowed so hard that it was im-
sible to carry any sail. The wind being a-head,
obliged to bear up and run for the island again,
anchored there. On the 9th and 10th, still blow-
very hard from the S. E. unfortunately, at mid-
;:t, on the 10th, was boarded very quietly by de-
ers and convicts belong; to the island, who took
watch on deck unawares, and sent them below,
,7e any of the rest of the crew had time to et on
-S, and they immediately put sentries both in the
and forecastle, and getting under weigh, cut
:41e, and ran to sea with a strong wind to the
Myself and Mate made a breach to get
companion, but the sentries observing this,
.r.,diately fired at us down the companion.,--
ate.ly they missed us, and threatened to mur-
7:,yaif and all the crew. They took charge of
thing in the ship, and had us all confined as
.cners until about six in the morning. Begged of
to let us have the boats, which they consented
and were put into them, with about 101bs. of
raa and two gallons of water : at this time we were
i six or seven leagues from the .land. I asked
ICI tor my papers and clothes. They would not
me a single article, except what was on my
nor a single document, and they even took my
&c. At ball-past six we left the ship ; the
L.,;:.;:r being moderate, which enabled us to get
iras the shore. At Ip. m. reached the island
AV. and the next day a sloop of war from
Bay went in chace of her ; and there were
Lnglidir.lfn among the convicts ; all of them
ar.rs and ; they were about 13 or
number ; m; self and the crew are detained by
licveriv.r unil he sees whether there is any hope
..c..pturing her, which I think there is not ; the
writ finished, else Ishould send it by this
.cium.e. The ship was sufficiently ballasted with
'Oil. lam sorry to state that the mate stopped in
th‘ reason I cannot tell."