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London, England, 1821-10-27 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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The Lord Briton and Brilliant transports, from Portsmouth,
arrived In the Clyde the £d instant.
Saturday, a boat from CloveHy was driven into Bideford,
containing sixteen herring nets, but no person on board.

/imams, Oct. 25—Wind S.W.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship BUSTARD, from Poitsmooth for the Westiodies; and the
John Baker, limiArt, from London for Leghorn.

Pas:smarts, Ocr. 26.—Wind &W.—The Royal George
yacht is gone out of harbour.

Psvatouvw,Ocv. 25.—Wind W.—Arrived the Supply,Roatax-
son, from Newcastle for Jamaica ; and the transport H. H: from
Cork. The Kitty, Quitaxa, of and from this port, and Blessing,
MILL% from Dartmouth, arrived at Alicant on the 29th Septem-
ber. The Perseverance, Gluon, from this port, arrived at Ma-
deira on the 12th September, and sailed for Demerara on the
20th. The Martha, Bono, and Pomona, Roarnsox, from this
port, arrived at Madeira on the 11th September. The Argo,
Parntason, was loading currants at Zante, for this port, 20th
September, and may be daily expected. The Industry, Penult,
of this port, cleared at Liverpool for Gijon, on the 17th inst.'
The ship Thalia, for the East Indks, is expected to call at this
port shortly. The Harriet, Captain CIMINO, from Malaga,
was released from quarantine on Monday last. The Grace,
Rows, and Henry, Km.ocx (both of this port), arrived at
Bonavista in August, all well; and sailed from thence for New
South Shetland—expected to arrived there in October. The
Grace, on her passage, bad taken one sperm whale. The Ran-
worn, 18, came up harbour to be paid off, on Sunday; and the
CAMIZZOSS 10, sailed for Portsmouth.

Dear., Oer. 26.—Wind S.W.—Casna down from the River
and remain, the Mandarin, Mooass, for Baltimore; Fifeshire
Packet, Roams, for Columbia River • Jane, illation:atm, for
Buenos Ayres; Messenger, GOWAN River;
Belfast; James Dun-
lop, &mums, for St. Kite's; '
and Pascual, Aatuoo, for Bli-
boa.—Artlved and sailed again, the Weser, JZNIWON from New
York for Hun; and Proselyte, IWannramea, from Antigua for
London. Put back, the Duckadield, for Jamaica; and Stock-
ton, for Sierra Leone.

Mown's, Orr. 26.—Arrived the Lady Nepean packet. with
a Mail from Cuxhaven. The Thetis packet, Captain Limo,
from Gottenburgh with Mails fur this port, was totally lost on
the 7th inst. about four A. N. fifteen miles eastward of Booms-
bergen. Czew and Malls saved.

Carrox-Housz, Ocr. 96.—Entered Inwards : The Pilgrim,
from Quebec ; Walter Mathews, from Harlingen ; Martha, from
Ostend; Maria, from Guernsey; and Wilson, from Antwerp.—
Entered Outwards : The Rawlins, for St. Kitt's; John, for Ja-
maica; General Murray, for Antwerp ; Cyrene, for Trieste;
Briton, for Dublin ; Aurora, for Waterford; Louisa, for Gre-
nada ; Joseph and Ann, for Antwerp ; Fox, for Ostend ; and
Briton, for Gibraltar.--Cleared Outwards : The John Buschman,
for St. Vincent's ; Ocean, for Naples; Windsor Castle, for Ma-
dras; Jonge Messina, for Amstetdapt ; British Colonist, for Val-
paraiso; Hannah, for Bombay ; Julie, for Calais ; Thomas, for
St. Vincent's; and Robert and Sarah, for Flushing.

Asuman—At Burnt Island, the Cato, Smith, from Archangel.
At Cuxhaven, Mary, Neale; and Leghorn, —, from Bahia;
also the Horizon, Hamet, from Havannah. At Hamburgh,
Echo, Godmanson, from Porto Rico. At Copenhagen, Cal-
thorpe, Newton, from London. At Kiel, Johanna, from
St. Croix. At Petersburgh, Active, Lundy, from Lisbon ;
Nordatern, Leming, from Oporto; and Lively, Spittal, from
London. At Newfoundland, Hazard, Howard, from Oporto;
Viscount Exmouth, Tyke from Liverpool; and Eggardon,
Casile, from Poole. At Miramichi, Ayrshire' Halliday, from
Liverpool ; Nobleman, Smales, from Whitby ; Nereus, Neilson ;
Prince George, —; and Monarch, —, from the Qyde. At
Quebec, Ann, Henry; and Henry, Bell, from the Clyde; also
the Argo, Brown, from Liverpool.

We extract from the Halifax Papers, of the 7th of
October, the following interesting notice of a Meeting
held at Newfoundland, to consider of the steps taken
in the last Session of Parliament to extend to that Set-
tlement the benefits of a Representative Government :
At a numerous and respectable Meeting of the
inhabitants of this town, holden on the 10th instant,
to hear a Report of the proceedings of the Commit-
tee appointed at a Public Meeting on the 14th No-
vember last. PATRICK Monate, Rsq. being called to
the Chair, the following Resolutions were agreed to:

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44 I. That the Committee merit the confidence and thanks of
the Meeting for their judicious and indefatigable exertions in
forwarding the object.
" 2. That the thanks of the Meeting be given to hit Excel-
lency Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Hamilton, Bart. Governor and
Commander-in-Chief of the Island, for the handsome manner In
which he received the Deputation, and for hiepromptitude in
forwarding the Petition.
* 3. That the thanks of the Meeting are due to the Right Hon.
Lord Holland, the Right Hon. Bari Darnley, Sir James Mackin-
tosh, Sir John Newport, Dr. Lushington, and William Smith,
Esq. for their able and zealous support of our Petitions in both
Houses of Parliament.

M 4. Thai the-uncultivated state of the Island, the depression
of its trade, (caused by unwise laws, ruinous Treaties, and re.
strictly, commerce) the instability of property. the want of in-
struction of youth, and of an efilcient Police, are principally to
be attributed to the absence of a legal organ of representation,
calculated to watch over the interests and to promote and render
• available the resources of the country.
" 5. That we consider it equally the right, and equally doe,
to the inhabitants of Newfoundland, with those of Nova Scotia,
the Canadas, and his Majesty's other Transathmtie Colonies, to
be endowed with an independent Legislature.
" 6. That the Committee be authorised and instructed to use
every legal and constitutional means in their power to obtain this
most desirable object::