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London, England, 1820-10-28 00:00:00

NAPAE. ENTELiIGEWCE.

iaid"'irinsitint, Lieutenant C Citoacii, Agent, It under'
ordets Ilitteltritent9 cit ?Miens ffegimehts froin the Depot
tit NaWport, to. the -Loewird mid to bring Wine
'1 ;he corpse•of a young .on its way front Plymouth to
Rochester, in a vessel which was stranded at Ramsgate, in the
gale of Sunday' oight, was safely extricated from the wreck,
turd on Tuesday proceededover land to its place of destination.
;Theilarna' Maas, .tvas stranded on the Bth instant, near
Lterharet, ,on the coast of. Sweden,• and taken possession of by
the Diving .Company- Cargo discharging. . •
The Duke of Norfolk; from Littlehampton •to Shields, was
lost on the 'Knock on Sunday.
Fatmouta, Oct. 24.—Arrived the Arms and linos Revenue
cutters, from• a cruise. • - . .
Plassouxtr, Oct. 8. W....-Arrived the Happy Re-
torn,IXERRIDGE, from Cork for, London., with the loss of main-'
'bUom. Sailed the Mary, Azar, for Hull. •The schooner Orange
GtOve, TAYLOR, henc'e fcti Malta, put into Alalaga, • 30th Sept.
having sprung both. masts; she war to proceed on .her voyage
in a few. days... The Christian, Goss, arrived at Cadiz, 27th
Sept. The Wanderer, Duos, at Smyrna, 25d August. The
Risehorough, 31' WILLIAM, Malta, 2d Sept. from Zante. The.
Active, HoLMAN, from hen& at Lisbon, 6th inst. The Specu.
law, 'itonas, at St. Andrew's, 12th August.. The Lynx, Ran.
tarn, from hence at Quebec, 16th- Sept. . The Tamar, Bass,
sailed from l'alerruo fot ;Game In August. The. Diana, of pod
from Teignmouth, all well, Sept. 16, in lat. 41. 21. long. 45. 52.
Powismoorn, (*roses 27.—Arrived the" Euphemia, of Aber-
deen, from Virginia'; the Master Ind Mate-died on the passage.
Remain at Spithead his Majesty'A ships itstuaassa, CatantaiMi,
B , C.tuaLsorr, and Sprats.—Wind W.S.
DEAL, (kmassa 27.—Wind W.S.W.—Put back the Java, for
the Cape of Good Hope; and Ottley, tor the South Seas. The
Policies, Bausems, for the Sank Sias, has beetle the ring bf her
anchor this morning, and parted, and inantediately let go another:
The outward-bound remain; among them see the following—
Eclipse, for the Isle of France; Medina Vittoritt.. FERRIER ;
ri Vittoa, Hears ; and Vittoria, Co's; for Jamaica; Richard,
for Demerara • St. Patrick, for adit i'Ltird Cathcart, for Rio.,
Janeiro; -Queen Elizabethi Hanants,Undthe Anthony, STOREY,

for the South Seas. • • - . . • • ~
Rsusowez, Ortossa 2'7.—Arr4ved the. Wharfe,.ll.47,SWOon.
from Hannerfest, with loss of sails and one mast:
Heinen, Ocr. 27.—Arrived the Fortitude, thisair, from.
Revel, with the loss of anchor and cable. ' • • '
Pwiatazr, (kv. 25.—Arrived the Two Brothers, Psalms,
from Dungarvon for Plymouth, with loss of. boat, flte.,
Son.cy, Domino 24..—The .eity'of Edinburgh is got off, and
it now at St. Mary's Pier, with considerable damage. On the
22d, in a gale, his Majesty's bdg Susutocr, lying at St. Helen's,
cut avray.both:masti. The large boobs the Preventive Service
at this port, was lost in the gale. • -
Svatisnizsa, OCTOBER 11.—Airivesl "the Lord Wellington,
But., from ArehangeffOr Liveriodi; with loss of bulwarks,
stanchions, boats, the greater part of hei deck lumber, and one
man.
MILFORD, Pomace 25.—0 n the 234 instant, about a mile to
the N.W. of this harbour. the Pilot-smack Waterloo fell in with
-a vessel swimming between wind and water. They took her in
tow for nearly an hour, with every appearance of getting into
this harbour; but the great western swell hove her on shore,
and beat her to pieces. She appeared to be a schooner of seventy
or eighty tons; both masts gone about three feet. above the winch,
and painted green. Several large casks were the following morn-
ing seen floating near Milford Islands, suppoied to be part of
her cargo.
Custou-Houss, Oct.. 26.—Ships Entered Inwards : The
Agincourt, from Quebec; Friends, from Charente; Brothers,
from Waterford; Elizabeth, from St. Michael's; Eddystone,.
from Iludson's Bay; Superb, from •Dantzie ; Palenion, from
Liverpool; Gebroeden, from Dantzic ; John, from Jamaica;
Lord Nelson, from. Dialogs ; Caledonia, from St. Domingo;
Waterloo from Malaga; Joseph, from Oporto;. Petrus, from.
Christiana; Melanthoi from Trinidad; Posthumous, from ,Ja-
male* ; and EuPhemll; from Malaga.—Entered 'Outwards :
The Neptune, for Ostend ; Two Sisters, for Dublin ; BridpOrt;
for Cork ; and Julio., fur Nevju.Cleared Outwards: The
David Lyon, for Jamaica ; Justine, for New York ; Wellesley,
for Jamaica ; Vro w Gesina, for Rotterdam ; Chatsworth, for
Baltimore; Aimwell,• for Hamburgh ; James, for Bonlogne ;'
Fortune, for Genoa; Harvey, fbr Peteriboith ; and Nimble,'
for Cadiz.

Attar/Ace—At St. John's (N. B.), the Nestor, Thom, from
London ' • and Lady Gordon, —, from Whitehaven. At St.
Ilelena, Bristol; Buchan, from Bristol. At Odessa, Ann, Lay.,
bourn,, from London. At Constantinople,' Darius, Fox, from
Newport. At ltichebucto, Alexander, Rich, Irani Bristol. • AC
Cape Breton, Scipio, from Plyniouth ; Guadiana,. Harrison;
from Bristol; Mutual, from London; John, from Cork;.Bob
Roy. from Abeidee.n; and Stisannah, from Liver Pool. At'
Oporto, Active, Palmer, from Cardiff. At Quebec, Loyalist,
Parkin; and John HoWard, Smith, from London. At the Ht.
vansab, Lawry, Voyce, fniurlivedion• •

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