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London, England, 1817-07-21 00:00:00

PORTSMOUTH, JULY

The Sin FRANCIS DRAKE, With Vice-Admiral Pm:
N:out: on board, for Newfoundland, sailed yesterday.
Arrived yesterday the Tamerlane, from the Downs
for the Cape, and the Regulus transport from Cha-
tham. Passed by the Louisa, Cootc, frown Jamaica.
Arrived to-day his Majesty's ship TIBER trom a
cruize; Ariel transport from Gibraltar, and Eliza
transport from Chatham, with troops. Mt: Larkins
got under weigh this morning, but the wind coming
from the Westward she got up again. Sailed his
Majesty's ships PACTOLUS for Deptford, and PitossE-
Tnti:s on a cruize. Passed by for the River the
Hussaren transport, from Qiiebec ; she sailed 16th
June. The Dorothy, Abeona, Regulus. And Trent
transports, are in harbour, waiting to receive on
board the Stith Regiment of Foot, for the Mediter-
ranean ; they expect to sail mi the 24th instant. The
Prince Blucher, for Bengal, is Etting out here, and
isexpected to be ready in 14 days. The following
ships are detained here by contrary winds—Milton,
for Batavia ; Two Fiiends, for St. T 110111,15%
'Ta-
merlane, for the Cape ; Larkins, for New South
Wales, and Sir Henry Stanhope, for the coast of
Africa.—Wind W.
COWES, MI .Y 19
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Arrived the 7.-phyr transpi:rt trom the River, to
take in troops for Quebec.
DOVER, MIS 20. _

Sailed this day the Lo-rd Duncan packet, Captain
HAMILTON, with a mail and passengers, for Calais;
also, the Defence, Captain ADAAIS, and Industry,
Captain ARCHER, for the same place, with passen-
gers.—Sailed last night, the Lord Duncan packet,
Captain PAseue, for Ostend, with a mail, passengers,
and horses.
DEAL., JULY '2O.
Arrived yesterday, and sailed for the River the
Eliza. SAGER, and Langley. BYERS, from Antigua ;
and the Melrose, DEMPSTER, from Grenada.—Came
down from the River and sailed the Cape packet,
for the Cape.—Arrived today and sailed ic,r the Ri-
ver the Competitor. BUCK, from Jamaica ; Promise,
BnowN, from Demerara ; the Renewal, CROMARTIE.
from Barbadoes ; and Cornwallis, HUNTLY. from the
Cape.—Came down from the River and sailed. the
Caledonia, for Bengal; Endeavour, for Charente;
Sarah, for Rio Janeiro; and the Jane, for New Pro-
vidence.—Wind S. V.
GRAVESEND. JULY so.

Arrived theWeilington, Harman, from St.Vtocent'-; Britannia,
Stranack. from Ostend; Y burua., Browue, from 1-1-itoliurth ; the
Batavia, Mayne, from Maim; Piersons, Robson, Irons Jamaica;
and Fortune, faylur, front Moulins:. Saded the John Busch-
man, Denning, fur Madeira sod BarhaJors; Brothers. Uivislson,
for Grand Canary ; Christian, Futhctingbani, for Ilaniburgh ;
Prince of Sale Cubourg, Ladd ; Chutes, Marshall; Jolui, New-
tor ; Tenzer, Roger.; and lunge Willem, Seheepsma, for Rot-
terki-un; Ann, Smith, tor Maori ; 21Iii the Elizabeth and Mary,
Neadieson„ for Stettin.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, JULY 19.

Sines FSTTIIID INWARD3—•fbriVlOUUtalllett. Jefferon, from
Jamaica; Define and Gerard, &bailor, from Bremen ; Happy
Return, Morgan, from Cork; President, Quinton, t Water-
ford; Wellingcon, hulk ; John, Muutwad; and Industry, ituy,
front Dantalc ; Rambkr, Tulzer, from the South Sean; kteJoht-
don, Jt welt. from Alexandria (America); fait, and
Aurora, M Mon, tram liamburgh ; and the Johanna, Corauclr,
from frabirg.

Oa• I W A IZI) S —The Mutual, Scott, and the Royal Sovereign,
Laming, for Itutittlint ; Brampton, hPKillar, for lwalbay ;
lblitrttom, LatZels, ;aid Pallingra, Peter, for Ham turgh ; In-
dustry, Wright, fur Autwerp ; Jane. Mearns, for Gibraltar; the
Mac y darn, John•on, fir St. John's (New Brunswick); Monarch,
Lacey, for Madeira and Bengal ; and the Orpheus, tto ay, tur
14a:tat ira and Bombay.

Yesterday morning, about three o'clock, a meian.
choly accident happened at Dover :—As the King
George Packet and a French packet were com.vg
into the harbour, on opposite tacks, a boat that was
waiting close to the North.head to assist the vessels
was caught between the former and the Head, alai
crushed nearly to pieces : two of her crew were killed.
A man who WAS in the stern-sheeta of the boat was
providentially saved by being washed over the stern,
without receiving any injury. The two poor fellows
who were killed (Thsev and GuortN) have lett
wives and large families.
The last Day of Drawing took place on Saturday,
at the commencement of which this paragraph was
sent to the press :—however, it gives the greatest
pleasure to T. BIM!, to state that the First-drawn
Prize, entitled to A-20,000, WAS sold at his OtliCes,
1., Corot:Li, and 9, Cliaring•Cross, in Siztcen
ieenths. The Number wat; 4,67. It is hoped this
win meet the eye of the fortukate h 01,4
S
-etS, WllO may
receive their amounts insmediati ty ti) ai.plyitig as
above.