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London, England, 1820-07-21 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE..

The Spanish ship Peruana from Acaprilca, prise to -the Gal.
varin, Chilian ship of war, arrived at Valparaiso the 6th March.
The Two Brothers, Itictsrisso, from hull to \Visbeach, with
coals, put into Hull on Monday, having carried away her masts.
The Thais, Rossom, sailed from Valparaiso op the 4th of
March, for Intermedios, and having drifted, lost two anchori
and cables, but wasliupplied, and proceeded on her'voyagc on
the 9th of March.

A letter from Lisbon, dated the Bth instant, states, it was
expected, at hlaranham, that some pirates were on that coast.
The Dispatch, Stmuoss, from Boston to St. Seba.tkua's, was
stranded near Avieru, on the 13th ult.

The Mary, :11i:Luraawr, from Waterford for Quebec, was
lost on the 2.1,1 of May, near Cape Gaspe. Crew, and part of
the materials, saved.

Fsurouria, JULY IS.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Navigator,
Wirtyx, from Alicant for Guernsey. Sailed the Richmond,
JiNNINS, for London. A great number of vessels passed up
Channel to-day.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 19.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Sally, CAIN
from Miramichi ; and William and Amelia, Antis, from New
Brunswick. Sailed the Mary, Bitty for London.
Posysmoryu, Jutv 40.—Wind. W.S.W.—Arrived the Riga,
Fonsisa, from Havannah, with loss of rudder, having been
struck by a heavy sea, on the 23d of June.—Sailed the Jupiter,
WHITTItLD, for London,—Remain at Spithead, his Majesty's
ships ROCATOZ?, CAMILLZON, IPUIOLICIA, SPARTAN, and Wisp.
DEAL, JOLT 20.—Wind &W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the London, Salm, from Jamaica ; Neilson, Prnas,from
Barbadoes ; Pigott, nwt, from Tobago ; Warrr, Tamara,
from ‘lontierrat; and Freeland, bkNzit,L, from St. Domingo;
the latter has sailed for Rotterdam.

Lvtaxoeorr, J ram 21.—ArRved the Fox, Crown, Caroline,
and Zephyr transports, from Portsmouth for Cork, with troops.
Livattroot, JULY 19.—Arrived the Hope, Buasoit, from
Ara; Lunn. Jew., from Mara: ram ; Yarmouth, Haaatmor,.
from ditto ; William, firmeale, from Pernambuco ; Hannah,
Fassier.onag, from Antigua; George the Third, HAMMON; from
ditto ' • arch, APls:oar, frost Jamaica ; Richard Walker,
Lonsarat, front ditto ; Aria, Caatzeort, front 9t. Andrew's ;
Ajar,.-Coaeosi„-from New Orleans; Hunter, Tomnta; William
Smith, NISCIALIAN ; and Angelina, from Charleston; and
the hteeterec Anne, Bowstax, from Mirmniehl. The Ajax
spoke, on the 17th of Jane, in lat. 41. long. 54. 51. the Chris-
topher Baena, front London for Philadelphia, out S 6 days,
with kiss of both topmasts. The Hope, &meson, front Belfast
for Quebec, with 120 pasoengeri, was on shore at Rathlin,
A asuven—At Oporto, the Hope, Ferris; and the Chance,
M'Culloch, from London; Orion, Page, from Cardiff; William,
Jones, from Bristol Francis, Clare; Prilliant, Finlay; and
Alfred, Oliphant, from Newcastle. At Lisbon, Glasgow Packet,
Betts ; and Royal Eagle, Gibbs, from London r Queen, Wart.
dell, from Sunderland; Promptidao, front Limerick;
Avon, Langdon ; and Deito Feito, front Cork ; Lisbon
Packet, Tucker; and Belus, Gibbs, front Liverpool; and the
Holland, Strong, from Virginia. At St. Übe's, Endragtighe-
den, from Londonderry. At Tobago, Eglintoun, .I.sw, from
London. At Messina, Wanderer, Dizoo ; and Slily, Ebbage,
from Liverpool. At Genoa, Ann, George, from Bristol; and
New Thomas, Wright, from London. At Odessa, Woodlark,
Middleton ; Alicia Hill, • and Brussa, Warwick, from
London; also the Convert, Eisdon, front Liverpool. 'At the
Canaries, Mentor, Osborne, from London. At Sierra Leone,
Hatvker, Sharp ; and Thomas, Garnets, from Liverpool ; Jane,
Seldon ; and Elizabeth, Swinburn, froth London.
Ccerem-Housr, JuLe 20.—Ships Entered Inwards: The
Jane. front Charente • Hope, from Harlingen; Harriet' from
Oporto; and Albion, Madras.—Entered Outwards: The
Niles, for Hamburgh ; Colonist, for Barbadoes; Maria, fur
Cork ; Sarah, for Sierra Leone; St. Pierre, for Rouen ' - &tikes,
for Jamaica; Vrow Elizabeth, for Ostend .-Cleared Outwards:
The Union, for Quebec ; Trelawny, for Demerara ; Lovely; for
Smyrna; Elizabeth Ann, for Rotterdam; Nimble, for Malaga;
Hanover, for Jamaica; and Antony, for Malaga.

The Cotoasys and QUEEN, men of war, two -of
the oldest. ships in the Royal Navy, are ordered to be
broken up. at Chatham, where they are now lying.
Saturday evening, a mast unfortunate moray took place at the
Fountain public-house, Chadians, between some Turks and wi-
thers, in which several wounds were inflicted. The Turks NM
large knives, and ane man belonging to the Marine
_AMIN.,
lingered till Sunday morning, when he died. Shortly before hie
death he identified the Turk (who was brought before him), as
the man who inflicted the mortal wound. Another matt• of the
Marines lies dangerously wounded. The difference is supposed
tp have originated respecting a woman in company at the time.
Two of the Turks were in custody. They belong to a frigate of
that nation, lying near Gillingham. An examination of the cir-
cusistances has taken place, and one of the Turks is liberated,
the other remains in so dreadfully wounded and bruised a state,
that his life is despaired of.
HOAX AT DOVER.--A letter from Dover, of the.
19th instant, says:
" Saturday last, three or four small scraps of paper were stuck
up in the most public streets of the town, announcing that a
Meeting of the friends of the QUEEN would be held on Wednes-
flay (this day), at twelve o'clock. These little placards did not
state any definite objecta but was rerely as above. The inhabi-
tants in general either took no entree of, or treated the announce-
ment lightly, and nothing more was thought of it by most peo-
ple, till this morning, when a party of about 100 of the 14th Re-
giment of Dragoons, under the command of Captain Towirsenn,
came galloping in by the London road : the people were very
much surprised, and eager to enquire as to the object of their.,
coming ? when, after some time had elaiised, it was ascertained
that it was in consequence of the silly notice thit had been stuck
up, of an intended Public Meeting here ! It appears probable,
that wale aerious representation on the subject must have been
Made to Government, as an express reached Canterbury from
London, at ten o'clock on Tuesday night, for the military "to
match at four in the morning to Dover. A portion of this force
paraded the streets, the rest went into quarters, but the horses
were not unsaddled, and the men were under orders. to remount
at a moment's notice. The trnops.at the Castle' and one com-
patsy of Veterans, were also out in readiness, and an orderly ar-
tillerythan was some time in ittendince at the Maros's. At the
time appointed, nor since, theretas riot beck the least appearance
any Meeting, neither was Mt like* In ..cotisequence, *nut
three o'clock, the Dragoons reprised to canterhurft ad, the;
other military to their glowers, Outfiptkitrnalintia.RrrOW*
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