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London, England, 1816-11-22 00:00:00

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FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 19.
Arrived the Um 'Romney, Louisa, and QUeeD,
from London for Jamaica ; Melrose, from London
kr Grenada; and Clio, from London for Demerara.
Wind S.W.

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 90. •
Came in the Berwick, Courros, from London for
BArbadoes; Aurora, SMITH, from London for Gre-
nada; Euphemia, RetINT, from London for Madeira;
and the Killingbeck, from London for the West
Indies."--Wind S.
PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 21.
Areived the Mary and DOrothy transport from
Trinidad.—Put back his Majesty's ship LIMA.—
Sailed the Sir Godfrey Webster for Jamaica; Garth-
land for Goree ; and Intrepid for Barbadoes.

DEAL, NOVEMBER Eh
Sailed the William. LUNDELL% for Tobago; and
Perceval, Lavinotrron for Grenada. Came down
from the River the John Barry, Caroline, and Knap-
toil, for Jamaica ; and Charles, Mum, for Tobago;
Arrived the Matilda, Sousamts, from Rotterdam
for Plymouth ; and Friendship. Gossop, from Ham-
burgh for the Ilavannah.—Five o'clock, the wind is
now due E. and the outward-bound are preparing to
sail.—Wind S.E.
DOVER, NOVEDAOR 21.
Arrived this morning the Lord Duncan Packet,
Captain PAt.OO% from Ostend, with a mail and pas-
sengers. Sailed this moaning the Princess Charlotte,
Captain HALLAND% for Ostend. with a mail and pas-
sengers; also the Chichester Packet, Captain Rurrsa,
for Calais, with a mail and passengers. Arrived the
King George, Captain Mattcan, from Calais, with
passengers.
cusroat-Hount, NOVEMBER el..
SHIPS RIOTER LD INWARDS....The Albion, Wooden, from Os-
tend; Braise., M•Gble, from Cadls ; Europa, Than& from
Norway; Dunconihe, Storm, from Archangel; Prince of Sue-
cuboors, Godfrey. horn Jersey ; Pursuit, M•Pherson, from Ger-
gentil ; Clarkson, from Bombay ; Liberty, Mathias,
from CO k ; and Royal Sovereign, Laming, from Rotterdam.
OUTWARDS —The Themis, Gotham, for Grenada ; Britannia,
Irwin, for Trinidad ; Vrouwlophia, Kok, for Ghent and Os-
tend; Vroow Jtunegina, De Wilde, for Rotterdam; Canada,
Moore. for St. Vincent's ; Queen Charlotte, Nickelsond Britan-
nia, Jackqm, for Hasibtugh ; also the William, Milne, from
Buenos Ayres.

The Zorg and Vlyt, for Rotterdam, sailed from
Gravesend the 17th of October, and has not since
begs heard of.
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,The Traveller, from Newfoundland to Oporto, was •
spoken with 22d ult. in lat. 46. 56. long. 31. 24.
The Louisa, from Bremen to New York, was
spoken with 2'2d ult. in lat. 41. 42. long. 54. 37. by
the Wear, arrived at Liverpool from Charleston.
The Sovereign, from Onega to the Orkneys for
orders, parted company from the Hope, arrived at
Shields on the 4th instant in lat. 64. limg. 3. 40.
The Henrietta, from Palau to Amsterdam, was
lost off Terschelling on the Gth instant.
The Adventure, from Sunderland to Scarborough,
was driven on shore, on Sunday, near Ftley.
The Tyson, of Whitehaven, and JAW of Working.
ton, were lately lost near Holyhttad.
The Flora, from the Isle of Man to Whitehaven,
fouudered the Gth instant.

The Eliza, from. Glasgow to Lancaster, ran on a
sand-bank, near Morecambe Bay, the llth instant.
The Ceres ran es. shore, in the Texel, same day.

The John and Agnes Leith trader, sailed from
Newcastle an Friday se'nnight, and went ashore near
Dunbar on the following evening during a tremen-
dous gale. A young lady and her brother were
swept off the deck early on Sunday morning, and
drowned; and a sailor, who attempting to swim
ashore, also met a watery grave. The Mate,'
FLINT, died in the tigging from cad and excessive
fatigue. The Master, two men, and a boy, were
saved by clinging to the rigging, though quite over-
comr It t fatigue; and two' passengers escaped
.by
swimming ashore.