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London, England, 1818-05-16 00:00:00

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• i The (10th RTlmeot is now on ts age home •
in from Gibraltar, order to be disbanded. -
We understand that an Ordet has been iseneafront •
the Horse-Guards, for every Officer belonging to Re. i
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giments now in Canada to join their respective battas .
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lions, notwithstanding any previous leave of absence
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The detachment belonging to the 20tIr Regiment
of Foot, which was stationed at Battle-Bridge, in
Ireland, has received a rotate to join the head-quar•
tern of the Regiment at Boyle. /
A route has been transmitted to the head-quarters
of the 4lst Regiment, at Naas, directing that a de. '
tachment, consisting of one subaltern, one serjeonts 1 (
and sixteen rank and file, should proceed from thence
to Sallins, where they are to continue doing duty
until further orders. , 1
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. •
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MAILS THIS DAY. ' 1
Alt. WM AU.. WS
Dublin I 0 rib.o •I
Waterford 1 o Malta 0 0 ,
Guernsey and Jersey 0 1 France 1 0
Holland 0 0 •Hamburgh 0 0
Gattenburgb 0 0 Flanders 0 0 I.
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PLYMOUTH, MAY 14. •
Wind S.W.—Came down the Cyrus, Aire, trot*
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London for Ceylon; Lady Lushington, Goomaa,
' from ditto for Bombay ; Castle Forbes, FRAZER, &alit
ditto to ditto. Sailed the Britannia, Gimes, for Loa- • II ,
don, last from Bahia.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY It , I; 44
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Wind W.—Arrived at Cowes, the schooner Ran. ,
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ger, HURRY, from St. Domingo ; spoke on the 29th
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ult. the Morriston, for Quebec ; on the Ist May, the
Jane, for Newfoundland ; 13th May, the Blisseth, for 1
St. Domingo, 80 miles N.W. of the Lizard, all well.
Sailed the Lord Keith, FRIEMAN, for Madras and 1 1
Bengal ; and his Majesty's ship TIBER on a cruize. \. 1.!
DEAL. MAY 15.
Wind S.E.—The Glory, POUNDER, for New South , A .
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Wales, is not yet come down, as was reported on the
13th, by the boatmen, through mistake. Arrived 1 li
and sailed for the River, the Norfolk, SMITH, from
the South Seas. Came down from the River, the .
Good Intent, BELL, for St. Kitts; Rockingham, t'
WILLIAMS, for New York ; Nautilus, WALKER, from
Hull for'Grenada, and sailed with the ROYAL SQVE. 1 ki
REIGN yacht, and the whole of the outward-bound, i
for their different destinations. Also came down from f
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the River and remain, his Majesty's ship NORTHUM.
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BERLAND, for Plymouth; Oracabessa, THOMPSON, i
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for the Isle of France ; Mary Ann, WARRINGTON,
for Madras and Bengal ; Jane, MIAs, for the Cape
of Good Hope ; and IlyeEition, Sower, for Madras. ! )
DOVER, MAY it e t 1 ,
His Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON arrived here
this afternoon from town, and will embark early to- I
morrow morning, on hoard the Lord Duncan packet, I S
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for Calais, there being no wind at present. Ills Ma-
jesty's yacht ROYAL SOVEREIGN, Captain Sir E. C.
R. OwEN, K.C.B. has brought up in our Roads tfiiit
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afternoon, on her voyage to Calais. Sailed this
morning, the King George packet, Captain Kiwi, . .
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with a Mail for Calais.
LIVERPOOL, MAY 14.
The Holland, from St. Domingo for Cowes, for .
,orders, was at Crook Haven with the loss of main
mast and boats, when the Sophia, Inous, sailed;.-.
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the latter had arrived here. 1
COWES, MAY 14.
The sloop Somerset, MOORF, laden with oysters, t k
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from Jersey, sprung a leak yesterday, three miles S. I
t of the Island, and sunk immediately. The crew; i .1. . ;
• four in number, saved themselves in the boat, anii ,
landed near Meli Bay, and are now at West Cowa. • .
: SCILLY, MAY 11.
Arrived off here on the Bth inst. the ship Clara, 411,11 •i 4
- from Baltimore to Bremen, having been plundered .
by a Spanish pirate of a great deal of property, and
even the sails and cloths.
1 GRAVESEND. MAY Is. . ..
- Sailed the Queen Charlotte, TAYLOR, for the Cape I t
of Good Hope. 1 1 If",
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1 CUSTOM-HOUSE, MAY Is. • os
1 SUM Et4TERED lawaans'—The Waelstray, Turpin, from Ge..
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- no a; I lappy Return, Bartlett, from Cork; Liberty, —, from ,
Wa.terfurd ; Freedom, Stewart, from Memel ; Diana, Lawson,
2 from Sierra Leone ' Rose, Burroughs, front the Canaries; Wil.
Liam Lushington, Sughrue, from St. Kitts; Winchelsea, Adam.
, son, from Canton ; Lively, Mayes, from Harlingen ; Ceres, Hen.
3 derson ; Globe, Myth ; and Tulloch Castle, Gullen, from Ja.
mica; Oakes, Alderson, and Pilgrim, Prosser, from St. Vin- 1 33 4
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-cent's ; Governor Harcourt, Wilson, and Sisten, Oldham, from ill
t Demerara; Jentima, Hanby, from Bombay.
e Mint/mos- -The Release, Whitwell, far Oporto; Pyrennees, I 1
~.. Welsh, fur Sierra Leone ; Pomona, Spark, for Elsineur and St. I
Petersburgh ; Aurora, Becker, fur Dantzic ; Hope, Phillips, t t
1 for St. S.bastian's, Bilhoa, and Bayonne; Royal Eagle, Gibbs, 1 i •. - fur Lisbon; F.swx, Robertvin, ftr Bourdeaux ; Elbe Arnold, : 4
r and Pilot, Ovenston, for Ilamburgh ; Thomas Nowland, Laing,
✓ for Buenos Ayres; Hippocampi, Jessier, fur Newfoundland. ! ill 1
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The Solon, STOLMART, from London to New York, was struck i 11,- •
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with lightning at sea au the 27th ultimo, and totally consumed s
It crew and passengers saved, and arrived at Fayal. . $
e The blossom° British brig of war arrived on the 19th De-
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e caliber at Buenos Ayres, from St. Helena, in search of a con..
ri ...Jet ship which had been taken possession of by the convicts, .
and had not been heard of. She sailed again In a law days. t • !. 1.
The venerable Prince DE CONDE has been seized
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s with an alarming illness, and he is not expected to 1 4 )
2 survive many hours. A messenger was immediately ,
& dispatched to his son, the Duke DE BOURBON, now in .;
e this country. The Prince is in his 82d year.
The Royal Artillery Chapel, at Woolwich, has just I
Yf- received a great accession of beauty by the ornament , .
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of a most splendid and singularly well executed
; Window of Stained Glass. The subject is a Military !' ')
I Monument, on the basement of which are the Royal .t 4 I,si
e Arms, surrounded by the flags of' various nations, ,
1, and other appropriate devices. Besides the centre •
e and chief window there are two narrower, one on
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tion, presenting, as a whole, a most charming and
e brilliant specimen of the perfection which this beau-
tiful and highly-ornamental art has attained in this
r country. The whole does great credit to the taste of
. the Board of Ordnance, their Architect, and the , ; .II
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Artist. We understand that the window was executed d (
Y ge Mr. NT by.that most innious artist lIAD.
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j A dreadful fire broke out the mat ult. at Salzburg, the eapt. • .
u tal of the Duchy of that name, belonging to Austria, which de- • I
1- stroyed the superb residence of Alirabrl, the Hirraeks, the Pa- , t "
st LCr of the Count de Loelnta, the Convent of St. Loretto, seve- " ... ~
F„ rah large warehouses, Churchrs, ;LA many enure streets. The . .
' damage is immense. Tilt. Ilarnet were not extinguished on the
!n evening of the lit ino. when the Couriur who brought thc in- I'
tellirence left the place.
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