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London, England, 1821-11-10 00:00:00

NAVAL lATELLIGENCE.

FAI ItOtTlf, Nor, 9.—Wind S.F.—Arrived the Duke of Kent
packet, with a Mail from Lisbon, sailed the 26th ult. Sailed
the Venus, Rows, for Venice.
Pr.vmorrn, Nov. B.—Wind E. S. E.--Arrived the Allies,
Maros, from St. Andero, in 72 hours.
Powrbsiouvit, Nov. 9.---. Wind E.—Arrived the ROYAL
GEOIGZ yacht and the rest of the squadron, from Ramsgate.
MAL, Nov. 9.—Wind S.Fa—Came dawn from the River
and sailed, the Peter Proctor, Baows, for Dominica; London,
TUNNIES, for Jamaica ; and Glory, POMMEL, for Honduras.
AlaanaTe, Nov. 9.—A small brig is Inst on the Knock, and
seven of her sails have been brought on shore from her. When
left, she was bilged, and on her broadside. She is supposed to
be a French brig from Dunkirk, and the crew to have been
saved by a cod-smack, and put on board another French brig,'
for London. A ship's mast, painted white and green, has been
towed In here.
liaawacti, Nov. 9.—Arrived the Sarah, Tito:farrow, from
Newcastle, with bowsprit sprung and bulwarks stove: she
touched the ground in entering, but was got off again. Arrived
the Princess Charlotte packet, with a Mail from Holland.
LITSIIPOOL, Nov. B.—The Dowson, from Miramichi, which
was on shore, has been got of.
WHITBY, Nov. B.—Arrived the Neptune, Hammon ; and
Fergus, Batton', from Archangel, in want of provisions.
Hutt, Nov. B.—Arrived the Margaret, front Davis' Straits,
with eight fish, 180 butts; and Charles Hamilton Aberdeen,
KENDAL, from Archangel, leaky.
NoaTM &nuns, Nov. B.—The Thompson, Hoses, in proceed-
ing to sea yesterday, got on the In-sand, but was got off again,)
leaky. On the ebb, her anther came home, and she grounded
again, and this morning is lying with bet head nearly dry.
WASHINGTON Oct. I.—The wreck of a coppentbottotned
schooner (supposed to be a French vessel), came ashore four
miles to the south of Cape Hatteras—deck separated from dm,
hull-spars alongside. Fifty hogsheads of rum and a trunk hovel
Boated from her, containing French books • none of them she
any information by which the name and destination of thaaal
can be known.
CUSTOII•IIOUSZ, Nov. fo--Ships Faltered Inwards :—Flying
Fish, from Ostend; Invisible, from Archangel; Twee Utters,
from Groningen ; Swift, from Harlingen; Janet, from Faro ;
Waterloo, from Jamaica • Earl Bathurst, from Rotterdam ;
Wellington, from Riga; Blanket, front Cuba; John and Mary,
from Memel; Juno, from Riga; Pomona, from Para; Mar-
mion, from St. Petersburglt ; Charlotte, front Memel; Eliza,
from Malaga; and Hannah, from Riga. Entered Outwards
The Sirene, for Calais; Sappho, for Malta; Aimable Eliza, for
Rouen ; Noorgatein, for Caen ; and Prince Leopold, for Charles-'I
ton. Cleared Outwards:—Standard, for Jamaica; Jason, for
SliMn ; Melpomene, for Jamaica ; Prince George, for ditto ; the
Charles, for Rouen ; and Bristol, for Guernsey.
LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 8.
Custom-House, London, Sept. 25.
Gsarrt.nroo--Doubts having been entertained, upon the ar-
rival of a vessel at her port of destination on the 51st of May,
with a cargo of timber, whether such cargo would be subject to
the new duties imposed by the Ist and 2d Geo. IV. chap. 37,
and which attached on the 28th of that month, until it was

proved that the vessel had not been within the limits of any one
port of the kingdom previous to the With of May; the practice
having been to consider Great Britain as one general port, and
that the arrival within the limits of any one port, constituted the
importation, and that at such period the duties then in exigence
became due, we directed the opinion of the Attorney and Soli-
citor-General to be taken, whether the duties attach upon the
arrival of a vessel within the limits of any port in this kingdom,
on her transit to her destined port, or only upon her arrival
within the destined port; and they have given their opinion, that
the duties do not attach upon the arrival of a vessel within the
limits of any port in this kingdom, in her transit to her port of
destisio.n, but ogy upon tau arskil wit* bet destined port.