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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Extract from the Agent to liottrs; 'dated PhD de Janeiro, Ith
Jan." The following vessels 'have been sent in here by the Bra-
' zilian, in the River Plate, for attempting to break the blockade of
Buenos Ayres:—On the 45th ult. English brig Geurge; on the
26th, English brigs John, Utopia, and Isabella; French brig Belle
Gabrelle ; and American btig Matilda, all last from Monte Video."
The Woodman, .from New South Wales and Rio,de
Janeiro, is supposed to have arrived in the Downs.
The Atlantic packer, (rota Marseilles to Glasgow, was totally
wrecked in Cardigan Bay on Mondaf—crew saved.
The Athallo, --, from Alicaat, was on shore on the Mile House
Rock, Liverpool, on Tuesday.
Far.stearra, Ras. 2.l.—.Wind S.W.—Arrived the Industry,
Vaaaatt., from Gallipoli, with loss of anchor and cable ; Frolic
packet, BARRON, front New York—sailed the 6th; the Duke of
roi' was to follow on the Bth, and call at Halifax. The American
Navy was equipping with all dispatch, said to be in consequence of
a contemplated act of reprisal on France. Also arrived, the Lady
Wellington packet, from Carthagena—sailed the 26th December,
and from Jamaica 9th January. Also, the Camden packet, from
Me—sailed the 10th December; and the Francis Freeling packet,
from ditto—sailed sth January,
PLYMOUTH, Fes. 27.—Wind W.S. W.—Arrived the Venus.
Rowe, from Naples.
Poseamoura, Fa:a. 28.—Wind W. S. W.—Arrived the Edgar,
London, Alexander, and St. Lawrence transports, from Lisbon ;
and the Vittoria transport, from St. Vincent's—sailed 3th Jan.
left loading the Delaford, Chieftaige,Eggertan Carrington, and C.
Brook. Arrived the Symmetry, Aslitatom, erom London to Leg-
horn ; Acasta,--, from ditto for New York ; and his Maiesty'e
ship PYRAMUS, from the Mediterranean, and is under quarantine.
HALE. rArrSiTsx,rat.—A Dot her transport has arrived atSpitbead.
Dust., FEL Ito..—Wind W.S.N.—Arrived the York, MONCRIZT,
front Singapore; Princess Mary, from the South Seas; York Mer-
chant, from Charente; Victory, from Oporto; and Fair Arcadian,
WHITTLE, from Demerara. Arrived from London, the Golconda,
Symons, for New Orleans; Dispatch, thwart, for Tenerife; and
African'',' HODGSON, for St. Mary's.
Ore Dovita, Fas. 28.—Arrived the Friendship, OSIOZNE, from
Batavia; --, Kumla, from Bahia; and Wilberforce, Duca,
from Palermo. _ _

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CORI, Fas. 26.—Arrived the Diadem, Conaova, from Born-
bay--saUed 30th September.
hlur.roao, Fa& 27.—Arrived the Clyde. Mario, from Calcutta
—sailed 4th August, and from Madras the 15th September. Spoke
on the 16th, the Aberton, from London to Madras; spoke also, his
Majesty's ship Success, bound to the Mauritius, Sailed from the Cape
in company with the Bombay, aad parted company on the line, the
341 of January,. aU well.

NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE HOUSE,

THIS DAY.

Eusorron, Joasaroa' JANUARY B.—Arrived on the Vith ult. his
Majesty's packet brig Marchioness of Salisbury, Captain GRAHAM,
from _Falmouth; English schooner Superior, JOHNSON, from St.
Jago de Cuba; Happy Go Lucky, front Trinidad de Cuba.
25th—Barque Portland, JUST, from Port Antonio.
26th—English schooner Dart, Gaanr, from Carthagetio; his
Majesty's ship Sylla, Hopson, from Port.au-Prince;. English ship
Planet, &mutt', from the Downs, last from Madeira.

27th—English'brig General Wolfe, Waionr, from Greenock ;
schooner Josepa, Comas, from Chagres. .
29th—English brig Alontague, I-haver, from Madeira; schooner
Judith Fariner,R , from Choate'; English sloop Bristol,Setc-
LIR, from ManganeUo de Cuba ; sloop Friends, Cr.s.aea,/rom Rio
de la Hache.

31st—Ship Pyramus, Youxo, front Liverpool and Madeira; and
schooner Commodore Owen, Sroxotrav, front Corthagena:

Sd Jan.—Sloop Emmy, &Lex; &mit St. Jago d; Cuba; and
brig Bob Logic, ANDZIWOI, from Quebec.
His Majesty's packet Lady Wellington, Lieutenant Loge, from
Carthagena ; English barque West India packet, RSTNOLDS. from
New Providence ; ship Kingston, Burney, from Halifax ; English
schooner Lady Halstead, HUILIAILD, from Maracaibo ; English
schooner Idandeville, Maims, from ditto; English sloop Dispatch,
Faux, from St. Jago de Cuba ; stb, schooner Eagle, STIIILICI,
from Nassau, New Providence; Bth, brig Zeno, Lawson, from the
Downs.

DUBLIN, FEBRUARY 26.

Mg& FRY.

Friday, long before twelve o'clock, the Friends' Meet-
ing-house, and the avenues }eading to it, was crowded
to excess by persons of the first respectability, of differ-
ent religious persuasions, anxious to hear Mrs. Fry, whO,
it was understood, was to preach there. She delivered
a most excellent discourse. Her brother, Mr. Gurney,
and her sister-in-law, Miss Fry, both of the Society of
Friends, also addressed the Meeting. Mrs. Fry's voice
is good, and her enunciation is excellent. She has no
sectarian views. The sole object of her address, like
her life, was to stimulate others by precept, as she has
done by example, to works of mercy, charity, and uni-
versal benevolence. When the Meeting was over, Mrs.
Fry proceeded, accompanied by her relatives, in her
travelling carriage, to Naas, where she had promised
to meet the Magistrates of the county Kildare, &c. at
four o'clock. From thence this amiable Lady purposed,
we understand, to go to Edenderry ; in short, she in-
tends to make a kind of tour through several pasts of
Ireland, and return to Dublin some time in April. Of
All the benevolent institutions or societies that came
under Mrs: Fry's observation, while she was here,there
was none whose conduct so forcibly struck her with
admiration as those of the Sisters of Charity—Ladies,
we believe, belonging to different nunneries. She spoke
of their well-regulated humanity with rapture in every
circle she was introduced into.