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London, England, 1819-01-29 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

tORTSMOUTH. JANUARY
ralkEr.4.-Arrived Majesty ship LitPhrz,
7rlm wns; Aamirg Cockburn,
Now South Wales; the Dutch brig of war Mercure,
'from the Downs ; and several outward•bound vessels.
r Passed thtthlghy the Duncomb and the Francis Eliza,
and several transports came into harbour.—Sailed
his Majesty's brig Sarum for the West Indies ; and
the SOPHIE gun-brig for the Cape of Good Hope.

DEAL, JANUARY se.
Wind S.—Came down from the River and remain
the Thames, Lestoa, for Bombay; and the Integrity,
P&OAW, for Demerara.—Remain his Majesty's ship
Savour.

HARWICH, JANUARY 2S.
Wind S. by E.—Arrived the Auckland packet,
with a Mail, Ee.c. from Holland.
LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 27.
The Havannah Packet filled with water last night
to the beams, but was expected to be got off this
day. The Mary, FLETCHER, from Sligo to Liverpool,
is totally lost at Lamlath—crew drowned.

DARTMOUTH, JANUARY 11.
Arrived the Emmeline, Prdisxrr, from Nantucket
Ifar London, with damage. The Nymph, Fox, from
Lisbon for London, struck on a rock going into Sal-
comb Harboar on Monday night last, and received
considerable damage ; she has also received other da-
mage, during her voyage, in the late gales.
MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECK.

allaTnFa PARFITCULAIS.
Je 26.—The Trelawny, of Glasgow,
was stranded between this ptaee and
fate :of the crew was most distress
more so the fate of four brave fellows
, as they left their four wives and fa.
morning, apil volunteered their lives in
..amanity, to which they fist 'a sacrifice.
,s the-crew could have been safely landed on
di.,eetrltotig buth_opintt_sirt the 'Nu..l/4LT save;
o 'thsuun tOlifore-Utrrnoon,
the wind increasing, a signal of distress was displayed.
Vpon this Captains Woon, FltaaAN and KIN N, and
Mr. JOllll4 1100OAINT, of ISaltccutts, took a boat, and
alter getting-the Captain and a part of the crew (con-
sisting of five or sit) on board, were, by some fata-
lity, all washed out of her. The body of Captain
Rain, and that of one of the ship-boys namedCLARK,
came on shore soon after,, but all attempts to restore
animation failed. The remainder of the crew, viz.

nine, were exposed to the storm on the :igging all
night, and before mid-day on Saturday, four of them
fell through fatigue into a watery grave. Mr. CRAIG
and Mr. 1). SMITH, are now no- more ; ROBERT ORR,
who commanded, WILLIAM NEILSON, Joan M,Dou-
GAL, JOHN MeartAyt JAMES MALONE. Two, who
were saved from the wreck, were so much exhausted
that they were carried to Saltcoats, and must have
sbpn perished if the boat had not reached them at the
dine it did.—The following are the names of the peo-
ple saved :
James Wallace, mate ; D. M•Dougall, carpenter • Adam
Duncan, second mate; Alexander Henderson, boatswain ; John
Back, steward; Willums Pearson, seaman ; George Faith*, do.
John Cenolly, John Doug*, ditto; and a passenger.
The vessel is supposed to have broken up. The
cargo, fortunately, was not very valuable.

CUSTO3I-IFOUSR„ LONDON, JANUARY 21.
INTIMLD lowsaos.—Mary, Mime, from Havre; Hawke,-
bury, Hunter, from St. John's, (New Brunswick) ; Speculation
Corbki, from Villaviciess ; Abbey, Cowling, from Lisbon; the
Marie Louise, Prom from Caen; and Dunkettpois, La Bean,
from Dunkirk. '
Union, Bowden,

Royal So.:
Fan fa

Redman, fir
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the aetirement of lifs% Meows from the office,
of.Setretnry m the Beard. of Customs, in Dublin,
created a •vacanty, so ‘slsich Capt. 14 Point Faze*:
late Collett& of gt 4 port of OsiwaY, is appointed. •
Tensdely the' 1401 th • of the Council assembled it
theCennell (Moe to hear an Appeal from the Prien
Court at )laples, so lens sioce as when the ever-td+
beiimmote4 •L rd Ner.sots was there, when a coot
41011111111011,t0lie taymes- took place, which was ap
pealed against. to Sw %Wait. Sporr' and whose
,cleciiioa wax oid *rim; Tuesday, before the
'Lgideff the ceoneil and is consequence Sir Witr

comp* couivett.
robin * . - of Cseuttoeh Coencil tens
Gtiildhal fdr the elipattli of public: Wend.
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Mn 8. Dans mods some obskrhations • •
the Petition to Parllainent for a revisibh of a
iszinal Code ; and alio,respeednx the late Comihittal
Lb New-gate, from the Middlesex tins, of the sit-
teen wretches whd were halted up for an abominable,
trime, Whereby a great charge Was ittipbSed Upon
the City; upon which the Lotto ininrihed
the Court of the proceedings which had been taken
by the. Jail Comitittee of Aldermen therein&
The Mtreett' Company presented a Petition ink-the
sale df property for the proposed Matilda of SE:
Paul's School, which was referred for cdultddration.
The Court agreed to present a Petitions titPatlias
ntent for the Repeal; and agaiast the extension of the
Act fox Relief of Insolvent Debtors in England t and.
the Sheriffs, attended by the Bemettabranter,••ceirci
directed to present the same accordingly.--f See Ada
bertisement.)
The Court also. agreed to present st Petition tO Pam:
Bement to prevent. the inconeeniences wit ice &Oise fa.
the public and the flair trader, by the, practice of
Mock Auctions.—(See detwriisemeith)
Mr. Dixon brought forward the topeee lithe Spe.
tial Committee appointed to inquireliiatithe mauler;
Optics, and emoluments of the bißte of Iftvord-boarer ;
which was read, and after some debate, the cbssidh-
eation was adjourned; and the Repine was ordered to
be printedu•
mismisms,JlM.~.llll
itaies %MI tha . isieledka elitteis -
tive Circuits, which are as follows:
Noarout—Lord Odd:Justice Avon; Mr. Bailin blows.
.Mists.ctio—Lord Chief-Justkr Douro; Mr. Justice Bateman:
Noarsutau--The 1..01111 Cater Banos; Mr. BUM WWI).
Hosts—Mr. Justice BAILST ; Mr. Justice PARK,
Wertratiz—Hr. Justice Ilimaorb; Mr. Justice Bear.
OtroaD4—Alr. Baron GARRONV ; Mr. Justice RICMALIWION.
Mr. Justice PARK, as a Vestryman of the Parish ef
St. Giles, and a Trustee of Lincoln's Inn-fields, has ad-
dressed a Letter to the Benchers of Lincoln's tint,
stating, that it is the riploko of the Vestry that not
less than two Chapels of ease can meet dse-sipir
wants of the Perish ; and that it has seemed adebible
the site of one should be in the centre of the easeside
of Lincoln's Inn-fields, of the length of one htzndred;
and breadth of sixty feet.; but there are some legal
objections with respect to the title to the ground, which
the Learned Judge hopes the Benchers will remove.
At the London adjourned Sessions, yesterday',
Edward Hargrave, an Officer •of the Wahl of BO
shopsgate, was found guilty of most infamous ecina
duct, in attempting to extort money from two ytiong
women, after ma-king them treat him with liquor,
I upon :he fallacious pretence that he had criminal
charges against'theini His defence Seas intoxicatiou
at the time. He was sentenced to six months'
sonment in the House of Correction.
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Bow-sraur.—Yesterday Robert nicker Was th with.
robbing the Rev. George King, Preheoelary of Kiy
on the South-side of Covent-garden. lhe prisoner, lilt dbpiptiuy
with others, was seen by Thos. Tkontpson, a consta*r who-citt-.
served him snatch something out of his coat Whet,' *heti he'
instantly seized him, and he proved to have steles a piloted
sermon from the-piosecutor's pocket —Committed for aural.
Woasirtr-svaume—Y.tiesday a sturdy beggar, mimed ainstraw
Smith, was charged by William Read, jun. with getting his liul-
Itmd by imp lorhig alms ; and, upon placing hint at the tar,
Read prodituta Wong canvas bag, belonging to Ow Offender, •
which contained ,K 54 in halfpence and penny-piece,. About 43
in silver were also hayed upthi lye person. It was muclarcartyA -
*rite 3iftf7 cushy' tiof 'cbtrinit Bete,,tint ft a-ring been
*ken while begging in the streets. The prisoner mid he pro-
enrol his money by selling matches, shoestrings, laces for serfs,
and pious tract.; the latter of which he got fat nothing from
' the Belleau& Tract Society.
Tug l.uet Gavo.—Wednesday, at the Skire.llBll, Chahar.
ford, the Nuts gang of robbers were finally examined lose
Sir J. Trauma., Bart. and a number of County Magistrates ;
when one of them was admitted an evidence for the
After the depositions bad been taken, by which. it appeared tin*
had been concerned is a great number of robberies sod burgle..
ries in the County, they were committed for triaL lbe (Accra
(Cuilingbourne. and Hall) received the thanks of the
somes for their exertions in bringing such a desperate gang, e"
villalas to justice. •
LAIMITAELZ ACCZOlNTr—Wednesday afternoon Gentleman
of fortune, at the Wut endof the ton n, applied Cossus,
Esq. for advice in the following case son, a ynung.Citti- •
demon, unfortunately purchased a Los of detonating bails from
a fellow who sells them, at the corner of the Gress Mass 'lad
Still, Osforbstreet, which he took home with him. He attempt-
ed to unscrew the box en the drawing-room table, when the
Mellon caused the whole to explode, by which the youth's eye
was blown out of its *sor.ket. Mr. Count sent an officer Aker
the vender. He was brought before him in tbieveming, totem-
yieted under the Fire-work Act.
Counties Iscanzen—Yesterday evenieg, an Inquest waaltli
at the Hole-in-the-Wall, Fleet-street, on the body of echeii. e
Durnsford, the daughter of respectable Barents hi the ClltUnty.
It appeared that tke deceased came to 'lowa a short time since,
and had taken a lodging at the Bnit.fts-Tun, Fleet-street. when,
on Wednesday looming, she was found.—The Jury, from 0 e
evidence of the Medical Gentleman who opened thy deceased,
returned a verdict—Died by the visitation of Goa
llsowunte.—An inquiritior wits taken at the SinithslArnir,
)laid-lane, Union-street, Southwark, before Clue: liadn,
Esq. Coroner for Surrey, en the body of Sarah. Aniphett. The
deceased was a young woman residing In Maildmi, and on
rarday last went into the yard for a kettle of wow, out of a wa-
ter butt ; but not returningin peeper time, her relatives became
alarmed, said made an Ineffectual meaty among the neighbours.
At last the water butt was searched, and tbe deemed was
(mind, with her bead downwards. suffocated. The kettle was
hued sea the ground Lied, but the lid was fond in :he waft
butt.. The removals was, the lid having hairs Ist. 414 liew,
thedeceased, in attempting to take it up, fell is-headhettg.' sari .
,was drowse& The Jury, sitter bearing the Ceroperit tamp.
returned thde treadles-6' Accidentally drowned,' .
BETTING & TATTERS ALL'S narritt.DA
DERRY.
to i apt liiipitrates. 117 to 1, aggi itis. •
• It to 1 apt Pledge. 2O to I sot &mice.
The odds taboo oiliest &plume&
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$ to 1 apt ilium Sieeklttp.jet: to 1 sot -Dodoes.)
11* to 1 tietlibuNalaill PIT- •
• Tile tads take Niue Niue Steebiave,
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9to I igtt To* Ntilteklutpr 141 lb I at* 11 11t sisaat. s
II tot aim likapirer. -• 4 ierir. c•Ti 4 ' , •
. Ilwaitlautie sad tie 1f biler emir el 11111611R0 .i . • -

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QV;;*;;;;Union, Robinson, for Antwerp ; Eagle, 1
for,Trieste - Christiana Klok, for Amsterdam; the 11
Tapirs; Gibbs, for iterierdant ; the Surrey, Hart, for
Glory; and Wary Swan, Cillneenn. fir Ilunbursh.
AC‘sassa ;Cleraa-Thntliendliershattepaull,r he
Onaishrt2licarzerantral ; tbadoes Ae6
heaseirdes; mei Pane
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