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London, England, 1816-12-21 00:00:00

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FALMOUTH, bitftMßEß le.
Arrived the Hanum g►ant brig from a crulie.....a
ie,led the following packets with Mails :—tile Lady
A.rabellst and Duke of Marihnrouzh, for Lisbon
Prinr.•ess El;z.ihrth, for Gibraltar and 11441(a ; Mar-
chioness of (2.ieeuhberry, America ; Laiy Wel.
lingtou, for J4m.lica ; and Queen Charl••tte, for the
Braz.l., ;—alst sailed the Barton, SAMPSON, for Ve.
iiee ; ask: Lucy, CULLEN, f •r Trieste.—Wind N.

?on. i•smou JJ CEMGlilt. YO.
Arrivcd his M ijesty's ship SYDNEY from New.
founniand ; Vcnus, DitEw, from Amsterdam ;
Charles Enbes, Mit.t.En ; and Agnes, Dome, from
QuAcc Chapman, • DRAKE ; 1,E,) ; and
Admiral Ganibiet,,Bnaicu, from iht Downs. Sailed
he Shipley for New South Wales; and Noitthi for
Grenada. T:.e Charles Foibet; sailed from Quebec:
on the 10th of November—the Monarch, Dn,•oLAs,
vr.is to sail the following day ; the Miry, l'Avuia
and the Lord Swlfers v..me ready for a Tae Agnes
lost an :,rschar nod cable in the tit"( r •S!.

DEAL, DECLMIiEI t.O.
Arrived the ALLRT sloop of w,ir trorn croize.—
CAtOe do.vn from the River v:,sttrd,ty,
:he vote sh:p f:.r St. He ; Sarah Chris-
tiana for St. ; And HTe, for Oporto.—

DOVER, I)Eri:\D3:ji 20
Arrived the Fortuna, Ot.stst, from Malaga, tot
Ostend, leaky, and is under quarantine.
The vessel stranded during the storm en Sunda;
morning, to the westward of llnrigenes., was ti.e
Captai.A BOLTON, horn Mal!a tor Amsterdam,
when one only, out (A a crew of s-ven pers..ns, wal
cored. The cargo also is nearly all Ins:.
R IMSGAI E, DECENH;ER to.
The brig Camperdown, HILL, oti shore, neat the
North Foreland, is gone to pieces—st,res bayed.
YARMOUTH, DEC. to.
In the gale on Sunday morning, about tour miles
to the southward of the haven, the Ann, Cocitents
master, laden with leather and glass, from Dunib.st.
ton, run en shore, crew saved, but the Sesbei be:ng a
wreck, it is feared the greater part of the cargo wiR
be lost.

Letters continue to pour in from all roasters re-
specting the late rots. but more particularly as they
regard the young Watson, of whom, to a late period
yesterday, no satisfactory account had been obtained.
The communications on this subject directed to the
Llito Mayon may be supposed to be pretty
nume-
.mus. when it is known that the postage, yesterday
alone, amounted to nearly el. It is hut right.
however. to add, that marry of the ktters :tddrebsed
to his Lordship have come Irt,m the nit r:siirctah!e
individuals, Magistrates, and others. an! zea-
lously endeavouring to second the views of the Chief
Magistrate upon the busuie.is of t!i? late rots
Ole of the communie::tiont receiva..l pverday by
the Loan 'al.tvort is from :'..lagistrate at 11:!nt;n,z-
ham, and forms a sort of crattnin.t:ion
given by Mr. Wormer, tile City. M ir.hal. it %t •tri
Bret the y”onl; min, suppo:cd to be VV.itSan, is I;
seen to enter two obscure public hout,%—the :we at
Li,chfield, the other at IZuth.cl.:e—at both of whiCt
places, as before, he made encpUry
the latest London newspaPc:s. At one of t:ht-e
places he was about to be detained, !Hy. yoting Wat-
son having been described as weativ g and
the young man in question having on a pair of pan-
s..i.raog. he was suffered to proceed n his journey.
The supposed fugitive touts toe to,ot 1.0 .1.0;•ti•r••••1, Pr,
the Mayor and Magistrates of which place intelli-
gence of his route was immediately communicated.

It had been stated that three men were brought to
the London Hospital, iticensequence of woonds they
received doting the riots in the City, on the List day
of the Sp 'fields Meeting, and that one fell lw escape/
after his wound was dressed. A r.ward has been
since offer, d for his apprehensien, and it was thought
he would sort) be taken, in conseliierce of the nature
of his wound, he having his thi:inu compli•tely
off, and his hurl in other re,p •cts seriouily iejtned ;
it is evident, therefore, he must he under thir care ot
a suigeton. He declared, before he left the flospit
that lie went ont that morning f 1111.! express purpose
Of shooting some person ; that lie WAti in a state nf
starvation, and did not care for life. He had his
pocket nearly full of lar,ze swan ,h-;t. Notw:thstand-
ine, however, strict search has been mide for him, he
has not let been heard of.
The oriel two are still in the Hospital, one of then
had his thumb and foie-ling.r cut off, :sad a musket.
ball was found in his hat, which is still in the posses-
sion of one of the Surgeons : he says his name is
John Roberts, he has had no ftiend come to visit
him ; he is now in a fair way of rec,..eery. •
John Reily, the third man, was woueded in the
Wrist. His wound is rapidly healing without having
recourse to amputatiin, as was at first apprehended.
One or two persons have cord: t 3 see him in the
Hospital. They both prove to be discharged
sailors, and loose characters without families.

accnunts received yeslerdAy hum Brixton,
was, that Mr. PLATT WAS mucl bett..r.

A report was confidently circulated at Chatham,
on S itutilay, that the younger Watson had been ap_
ellended on hoard the Swan cutter, where he Na;
ssid to have entered as a sailor. l'he report, we be-
lieve, has proved to be unfounded. Watson, a few
years back lived as an assistant to a respectable sor.
geon at that place, who gives au unfp.vourible
nion of his general character and conduct.
Yesterday the owner of hickney-coaeh No.
ISI. applied for a summons for the Rev. Mr. Parkes,
who still refused to pay him IS,. for coach-hire, due
to the complainant since the first Spatields Meeting,
although Mr. Parkes promised before the Magistrates'
to see him paid. Toe Magibtrates told the cOM..
plainant that the charge on the Ist iastant was dia.
missed, but they recollected the Rev; Gentlea,,A
made himself responsible for the payment. It w.:s ,
therefore now a debt, and tLey had nothing to do with
it; but they advised the complainant to summons
.him to the Court of Requests, where he would be sure
to recover it. . _ _

A Gentleman gave as a reason the ether day, why
he would not adventure in the present Lottery, th..s
he dreamt he had gotd,oneao,aalitheo w
abhly youanle :1101104
andh
that 1g
isthevc ryreaso (said n
immediately, for should your Ticket be one
of the first 500 Blanks, you will be entitled to
Five and Twenty Guineas, and be thereby enabled
to renew your chance for the Great CAPirals• 511044
they remain Undrawq, withont further expense, we,
pet hain, ai,qu'is a Largormtune4 by being ihitachs! *