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London, England, 1816-07-22 00:00:00

GRAVESENb, JULY 2!.

Arrived the Robert and Sarah, Costen, from Cadiz; Hero,
Evans, from Malaga; Commerce, Dawson, from Gr;:nada ;
Cossack, Mossop, from St. !ago; Mary, Gibb, from Twerte-
waturo; competitor, Buck, from Jamaica; Eu2hrates, Craw-
ford, from Rotterdam; Ida, Passmore ; and Volusia, Cooper,
free Jamaica; Peggy, Illaet, from Rotterdam; Kingston, Dower,
km Jamaica; John, Powell, from Carte; Itachael, Tremain,
from Petersburg; Ann, Jackson, from Oporto; Renewal, Cru.
startle, from Barbadnes; Daphne, Cowseti; and Aim, Phillips,
from (hushing ; and Diligence, 'Fryer, from Rotterdam.—Sailed
Cone.ord, Scott, for the Cape of Good Hope; Britannia, Stranack,
for Ostend; Velocity, Stanton, for Bonrdeanz; Rover, King;
Atlantic, Rumbect ; and Mary Ana, Brown, for Hamburgh;•
Lyra, Pollard; and Hoop, Grosz, for Rotterdam; and 'Gage
Jacob, Jacobs, for Amsterdam.

The seamen begin to enter fast for all the thipi
going to Ali,iers.
The Araxes, of 36 guns, Captain G. M. &ICH,
arrived on Saturday afternoon at Portsmouth, from
the Jamaica swims : she sailed from Port Koyal on
the 15th of June; lelt there the Salisbury f 1 .g ship,
Captain MACKELLAR. The Pique, Tay, and Esk,
had arrived from England for the peace service. The
Junon, Captain FANEHAwE, was to leave Port Royal
on the 17th of June for the Havannah and Plymouth,
having General FULLER, Commander in Chia of the
Forces, and his family, on board, to bring to Eng.
1 Ind. The Arises has been uncommonly healthy since
she has bren in the West Indies, which is upwards of
Seventees months, having lost only one tam-
-From her we learn, that the United Stares frigate
Macedonian, Captain WARKINGTON, had arrived off
Santa Martha, and the Commissioner on board of
ler had made a peremptory demand to the-Gover-
nor for all Citizens of the United States in tonfine-
meat there to be instantly given up; he was informed
that he ought to proceed to Carthagena and make
known his demand to the Chief Authority there,
which the Commissioner would not consent to, and
gave for answer to the Spanish Governor, that he
would croize off their coast, and make reprisals.—
The latest accounts brought intelligence that she was
eff Santa Martha.

A very tragical circumstance took place at Port
Royal. It appears that about eight o'clock on Thurs-
ddy night, the 1 hh ult. some young Gentlemen and
seamen belonging to tme or more of the men of war,
and some black and ctsloored people of the town of
Port Royal, had a misunderstanding, near the wherry
wharf, which came to blows, and throwing of bricks,
Su. ; this dispute continued till about ten, when the
HON. JOHN CALTHORPE, 2d Lieutenant of his Ma.
jest?' ship Amon, who was on shore from his ship,
lusting that way, noticed the disturbance, and imme-
diately endeavoured to persuade the men of war's
pople to go on board their vessels ; but, while in the'
palormance of this laudable endeavour, he received a
dreadful blow on the back part of his head from a brick
thrown by one of the opposite party, which felled him
to the ground ; he was raised up by some seamen, and
taken on board his ship, but the wound was lound
lo be mortal; and he was afterwards conveyed to
the Hospital at Port Royal, where he languished
until about eight o'clock the next morning. From
the very moment he received the shocking wound
till his death, he never uttered a word. A Coroner's
Inquest was held on Thursday, when the Jury, after
a minute deliberation on the evidence, returned the
knowing verdict :—« That the said Lieutenant the
Hon. John Calthorpe came to his death by a mortal
wound inflicted by John Baptiste, Isaac Benktmin,
sodothers, of which wound he died." Baptiste and
Benjamin have been committed to the jail, nod foot
uthtr men have been taken up on suspicion Of being
concerned in the murder. The deceased was brother
the Right Hon. Lord CALTUORPE, and first cousin
Mr. Wti.ur.riconc&