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London, England, 1817-03-10 00:00:00

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. . . 0 0 Trance • - - 0 1
rd .- 2 1 Hamburgh .• 0 7
• and Jane, 0 0 Guttenburgb •. 0 5
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I'ALMOU llt tVIARCH 7. .
Duke of r,larlborough packet, for Lisbon • and
Eliza:seth packet, fair Gibraltar and Atka,
i. in.() the Roads.—Wind S. W.
pLymounr, MARCH S. . . t.
red tie Viiion, Cc.; from Legbam.7r.Spili4
Ada, for Cork. ' : : .
FORTSMOUITI. MARCH 0. ) - .
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Ade yesterday his Majety's 614 'Cirri 3t--
to-day his Majesty's ship Tusen, Win a
ovizt.—Wind N. W. ,
DEAL, MARCH 9.
ArTived and sailed for the Rivtr the Grant, MOF-
FITT• fr..m Madras;- Fame, Lawns, from Messina
~t Giinaltar ; Priscella, IV EMS, from Lisbon; and
uz ,n. Criadrrm, from Oporto. The Grant sailed
;rdw, Madras Ist of October, and did not.touch at
3:1, port in her voyage —Font o'Clock. The wind
is cowilorth, and the outward.bnund are preparing
0 o.—Fiveo'Clock. The Herefordshire and Bridge-
weer, Easelndiamen, have sailed.
DOVER, MARCH 9.
bind tfe! Jason, GIVEN, from the Canaries for
Loan% with loss of main-yard and main-topsail.
Also arrived Ore Venus, Brisk, John and Ellen, Eliza,
and For transports,, from Calais, with troops. -
HARWICH, MARCH N. lIPA.•

Arrived the Camden, Minerva, Vittoria (I). Vit.
teri4 (2), Minerva, and Medusa transports, with the
Verb Light infantry, from jARIAICa.
MILFORD HAVEN: MARCH 7.
Arrived the ship Mary, T'ArLott, from Charleston,
South Carolina, with rice and cotton, for Greenock;
'.Nan, Quillen, from Oporto, for Liverpool—left
there the Richard, of Ulverstonc, Dt-atNSDALEg nearly
la-en, bound to London ; the Swift, ?Amu?, from
Waterford for Bristol. Remain hia Majesty's sloop
Hcnm, Captain Powact ; the Barn*. Giu.asPra,
from Liverpool for Barbadoes ; and Duke of Cla-
rence, Loway, from St. Michael's for Dublin.
BELFAST, MARCH 1.
The Sarah, CLEMENTS, bound to Newfoundland,
parted her cables in -a gale on the night of the 26d;
ult. and went to sea, and has not since been heard of;
but supposed to have gone across to Stranack. 'The
Neptune, lifivrnson, from Liverpool fortbhOport,
which was on shire in Castletown Bay, is goncto
..es; crew saved. •
GRAVESEND MARCH 9.
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Sued the Prince of Wales, Muir, Irons Gibrakernd 'Sailed
tt. Pent, B,roth, for Bermuda; Julio', iifitchenden, for St.
..pheet; Faith, Queleh. for Madeira; Promise, Bronco,
h. ...braltar; Robert and Sarah, Corwin, for Cadiz ; Britan-
siL, Ritbie, for Calais; Deux Swims, Smith, for Havre; las-
beila,Coroforth, for Harnburgh; Hoop, Guyti from Rotterdam.
CUSTOM-HOUSE. MARCH S.
Stirs EN TER ID OVIMA Mat quis of Anginas, Browne,
for o,frod ; P ranee, Philpot, for Calais.; Eagle, Slider* for
Gana and Leghorn ; Alpha, Eilrnomla, for Elbintrue and Lief= ;
Prince of Sace-Cabourg, Ladd, for Rotterdam ; Reliance,
yawl.. for Malta, Smyrna, and Constantinople; leans Bander,
Ambient, for Ostend, Bridger, and Ghent; Vrow Swart,
far Amsterdam ; and Catbernie, Probst, for Bremen.

Ih, Peace; SA LTiR of Holl, bound to New York (the vessel
which wSs seta riding at anchor In hlachrlhan as Bay the 27th
sit.) ,s put into Loch Titbit with loss of masts, bowsprit, boats,
belwark, maces Tad every thing movable on deck.
Tile sloop Gutpoms, from Yougball to Belfast, With
gran, sera' driven on shore near Wh:tehaven during the gals on
Tuerda,:, with toss of anchors ; cargo discharging, and vessel ex.
petted to be got ea. • .
About forty sail of outward-bound vessels are ly-
ing at the Motherbank, Spithead, and Stokesbay,
waiting a fair wind to proceed on their respective
Voyages : man/ of them have had their Custom-
!rune clearances ten weeks. Several outward-bound
West India ships that left England some weeks ago,
and got nearly as far as Cape Vinisterre, have been
driven back, and are now laying at the Needles;
and we understaod, that several ships bound to
America, which sailed from Liverpool so far back as
Christmas, have been obliged to return to that port in
consequence of the continued gales. Thongh we have
*had such a contineahcc of wtsualy winds, et instated
by the master of a vessel from Teneriffek,that be ex,
perienced nothing but northerly and easterly winds
on his voyage, until his arrival in Channel soundings.
The Agricola, Captain Twa,n, of and •for New
York, with passengers from Portsmouth, put. into
St. Helen's on Saturday, with the toss of her sails.—
She sailed 25 days since (having. been previously de-
taked there two months by contrary wiods,),' and
during that time she has never been able to get so far
to the westward as Plymnutn.
The Hope, Captain Jwuscev, arrived on Wedges.
day, from a cruize. 'l'hr LARNE, 24, Capt. Lowe,
sailed on Wednesday, for BArbadoes ind 'Jamaica ;
and the CYRUS, Cape. CARROLL, on Friday, for the
Cork station. The Roswato, Capt. Pewee, also pro.
ceeded on a cruise on Friday. The ships at Spit-
bead are, Coxiautßott, LEANDIR, and Hon.
The CorGO sloop, lately returned from Africa, left
P t :mouth on Wednesday, and reached Deal next
day on her way to Deptford, where she is to be paid
of ; but again put in Commission. Report states.
that Government intends fitting out another. expedi-
tion, for the purpose of prosecuting the discoveries
made by the late Captain TUCCItY up the river Zaire.
The Dorothy transport which accompanied the
Clxo3 on the farmer expedition, has been taken into
harbour at Portsmouth and paid off.
The following Masters have been placed on a su-
yer4linuated list :
Hector td`Glotsd, Thomas Hammond, Thomas Bailey, Spen.
Smyth, John Amocaster. Richard Bodice, John Russell,
,t'lGnhuh Lows, George craneten, William Thurman, William
941,8, John Dunker, Daniel Ross, *heard Laud, Jobs Rorie,
limit's., Wiliam Smith, Matthew Wells, Alexander Tay.
kr, John Lily, David Brown, Charles lionspsoas Merles Re•
P,g Juhn Wilkie, John Bala, Thomas Seirgile, Thomas smith,
In) Woolens, lobo Gregory, Andrew Tracey, William Moo.
swiert Allen, James Dunbar, James Jamieson, John Alley,
W.de Henry Land, Robert I.ilburne, David Smith, Mat.
.h." I ulock, Swoop' shermin, John Davies, Thomas FM, Ges.
ft"r•ies, William Beaks Shaw Jenkins, William Spoters, W.
`4Y" d
• Mardian, Thomas Taylor, Thomas *lee, 4nhossie
,&n Donal htOreger.
• Cant SisaLn is appointed Barrack-Muter of the
41.fttt nine Artillery Barracks, at Fort bioncketlai
Naxos:, Capt. STANFLLILI is CallSillirhOMC
h Lena; and the Pions, Capt. Tarr. from

law .ens of the Royal Navy. who have re-
P.'" d L —lves unfit for active SCIViCC. ere to
oa-
. x onination at Hablar Hospital. previous
° 'uPcid.lauatiou lisi,being formed.

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The 77th Regiment will shortly emba
kgain
Cork for -the West Indies.
Three divisions of the second battalicn of the 4:3d
Regiment, from Plymouth, are now on their roate
to Dover, to einbark for France.
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The Medusa transport, wish the remaining part of
the York Light Infantry, from Jamaica, has sailed
from Portsmouth for Norwich, where the troops will
bclandol and disbanded.

Monday the GI and Duke NICHOLAS visited the Mi-
litati,College, at Sandhurst, on his way from the West
of England. He WAS receiv,•d with every mark of re-
spect by the Governor and Lieutenant Governot. It
was remarked he entered minutely into all the details
of the military evolutions; and that in passing through
the Ilia, where the Cadets were receiving instruc-
tion, he gave particular attention, not only to the
system, but alsJ io the performances of individuals.
There was an appearance of intelligence and a kind
heartedness in his manner that quite charmed the
young soldiers, and they were delighted to see him,
with the utmost affability, seat himself among them,
and partake of their dinner, he himself taki,tg the
trouble to help each Cadet, at the.table where he sat,
to his just share of the pudding.

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