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London, England, 1820-08-29 00:00:00

NATAL INreLLNENCL

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A letter from Madras, dated the 3d Of Mareh, 1820, says,
'1 fib Majesty's ship Dlncata, 74 guns, Captain Partials:ix,
bearing the flag of Rear-Admiral Sir RICIIARD Kum, Ban.
arrived at Trincomalee, the beginning of this month from Bom-
bay. where arrangements had been making by the Admiral for
the expedition against the pirates :in the Persian Gulf. Lieuten.urt•
Colonel %awn, of the Royal Engineers, .is a passenger on
bond of the MIDDEN. The SEAINOAPATANI, :18 guns, had also
arrived at Trincomalee, under the charge of the 111tNorst, being
a rte* ship, just built at Bombay, of teak-wood, and she has on
board of her the frame and timbers of another ship of similar
dimensions as herself, and will proceed to England on the ar-
rival of Rear-Admiral Sir Iburav Buscxwoon, who is expected
in the LEANDER, 60 guns, in a few weeks.—The Lies:arrow.
frigate, Captain COLLIER, and Cuattw, sloop of war, Captain
We Lein., were left by the MINDEN in the Gulf of Persia. The
CARRON, 20 guns, Captain Fcaazarx, was at Trincomalee, as
also the DAUNTLESS, 26 guns, /lon. Captain V. Gminvart; and
thoTOTAZE frigate, Captain Lrantr, was at the Isle of France."
The squadron in India were all healthy, with the exception
of the TorAza frigate, at the Isle of France, in which there had
been some sickness. The Island of Ceylon is very healthy.
The LIVERPOOL and CURLEW were expected at Trincomalee
from Bombay, the beginning of April.

The transports Borodino, No. 4, London, No. 9, Defence,
No. 3, and Lady Hamilton, No. 6, under the command of
Lieutenant STUART, agent of transports, arc now at anchor in
the harbour of Colombo.

His Majesty's ship DAONTLISS, Hon. Captain GARDNEA, is
now in the toads of Colombo, as also the free traders John
Palmer and Providence,

The free trader John Palmer, Captain Sato:ono, was to sail
for the Cape of Good Hope and England en the lOthkrf April,
and the Providence, Captain Moott, about the 25th.

Thursday, the 13arrottaav, a new ten-gun brig, was launched
from Portsmouth Dock-yard. .
The Chester, EVANS, from Chester to London, put into Pen-
zance on Thursday. with her sails split.
A schooner, of about 80 tons, laden with deals and spars, dis-
masted, and without any person on board, was carried into Cot-
chester on Sunday, by two fishing smacks.
The Aurora, Szastimau, has arrived at Christiansand, from
London, with loss of foremast, sails, Etc. and main-topmast
sprung.
FALMOUTH Annuity 26. -Wind W.S. W.—Arrived the Rich-
mond, ADAMS, from City Point, out 26 days; and Chesterfield,
Cottazs, from Cork, with loss of foretop-mast.
Pzvmourst, Amore 27.—Arrived the Hero, FULIIISTIM, from
Sierra Leone, out eleven weeks • Adolphus, Fates; from St.
Martin's for Konipburg, very leaky; and Plymouth Dock Hero,
from Prince Edward's Island.

Posesstourn, Auousr 28.—Wind W. B.W.—Arrived, his
Majesty's ship TARTAR, from the West Indies and Havannah,
sailed from the latter 27th July; Aurora transport, from the
Cape of Good Hope; Resolution, Czaax, from Trieste; and
Janet, Witurroa, from Buckaree. Sailed, the Chapman trans-
port, for Chatham.
Dear., AUGUST 22.—WInd &W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River the Proselyte, flatiron from St. Thomas's; Vibelia, Bur
nzarow, from Jamaica; Nauillus transport, from Portsmouth;
and Titus, Tons, from Trinidad for HulL Arrived and re-
mains, the Hope, Vinson, from Tobago. Remain the whole of
the outward-bound, detained by contrary winds.
Livitaroos, Arouse 27.—Arrived the Glide, ADAMS, from
Virginia; Franklin, Gaawns, from New Orleans; and Maria,
Litoorrr, from Papal. The brig Harmony, of Yarmo&th, with
china clay, from Charlestown (Cornwall) was totally lost on the
North Lob last night—crew saved.
Aaarvez—At Demerara, the Harmony,Woodhall, from Lon-
don. At Cuxhaven, Placida, Smith from London. At Guaya-
quil, China, from San Blas. At Pernambuco, Oporto Packet,
Coteswortb, and the Ridley, from London ; Emperor Alexan-
der, Davidson, and Lucy, Mitchell, from Liverpool; Neptune,
Bowden, from Whitehaven. At Paraiba, Acosta, from London.
In the Mississippi, Barclay, Roberts, from Liverpool. At
Charleston, Ceres, Fisher, and the Lucies, from Liverpool; the
Mary and Henry, from the Clyde. At Oporto, Charles, Smith ;
Agenoria ; and John and Thomas, Chant, from Liverpool ; also
the Eliza, Mercer, from the Clyd. At Lisbon, Ann, Skillin,
from Liverpool ; and Berginho, Ribeito, from ark.
Cuirrom-liousx, AUGUST 28.—Ships Entered Inwards : The
Emulous, from Antigua; Pomona, from St. Petersburgh ; Han-
nah, trum di:to ; Alexander, from New York; St. Andreas,
from Dantzic ; Hoffnung, from Tonningen ; Dash, from Ross •
Sisters, from St. Petersburgh ; Frederick, from Husum ; Bri-
tannia, from Greenland; Fly, from Havre; and New Friend-
ship, from Portsmouth.—Entered Outwards : The Ceres, for
Jamaica; Camden, for Antigua; Louisa, for Grenada; Nep-
tune, for Ostend; Bruiter, for Brussels; and Charles, for
Rouen.—Cleased Outwards: The Sicily, for Gibraltar • Britan-
nia, for liamburgh; Dorset, for Antwerp; bled Wellington,
for Madras; Aime, for liamburgh ; John, for ditto; Lively,
for Amsterdam; tranger, for Hamburgh ; Valmont, for ditto;
St. Lawrence, for Quebec ; Helena, for, Lisbon ; and Betsy,
for St. Jahn's.