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London, England, 1820-10-02 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Fatatotrrn, Sam 29.—Wind N.—Sailed the Lady Arabella
packet, with a Mail for Lisbon.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. l.—Wind W.N. W.—Arrived the Aurora,
THURLICI, and Request, —, from Fiume. Passed by the
Allies, from the Cape of Good Hope for London. Sailed the •
Mary, Baows, for London; and Fabius, Myer's, for Baltimore.
PI.TYOOTH, Sarr. 30.—Wind S.—Arrived the Eliza, Coe-
anise, from Petersburgh, with her fore-mast sprung.
Dear, OCTOBER I.—Wind N. W.—Came down from the
River the Iloogley, LAX., for Madras and Calcutta; Oronoko,
Cuspate°, for Demerara; and Highlander, MILLER, for New
l'rovidence. Remain, his Majesty's ships Smarr and Coottussioa.
ILsawscu, Sarrsaiesza :W.—Sailed the Henry Freeling packet,
for Cuxhaven ; Prince of Orange ditto, for Holland ; and Jane
ditto, for Gottenburgii, each with a Mail. '• The Mary, litrenti-,
of Leith, from St. Petembirrgh for London, • has been brought
into this port very leaky, laving been ashore on the Whiting .
Sand and Aldborough Beach, where part of her cargo was
landed. The flax and linseed is. very wet, the water having
been up to the cabin floor • The Apn, Iltricurseow, with coals,
for London, in going out of 'harbour, got upon the Andreirs;
she is expected to be got off next flood, withbut damage. • 2
Se/maim:mum, Sart. 3O.—Arrived the Enterprize, Btemr,,
from Petersburgh to Dover, having been. run foul.of near Flam-
borough Head (by the Trade, Resale; of this. Port), with lost
of bowsprit, anchor,•&c. and is leaky. • •
Lyrzaroot, Sarr. 29.—Arrived the Solon, Banes, from Js.
males; Pitt, Hadarttos, front Quebec ; James Monroe, Ro-
oyes, from New York; Gleaner, Warstoutu, from Newfound- .
land ; and the Manhattan, Faaa,frorti New York.—Put back,
the John, Ilutenntsow, with loss of fore and fore-topsail-yards,
and jib-boom; !Marquis of Wellington,with loss df bowsprit; •
Thistle, Gnisos, with loss of main-topmast; and.the Catharines,
with loss of main-sail. The Farnham, Fostoria, which-was on
shore at Beaumaris, has also put back to repair.
Corrou-House, Szrrnmse, 30.—Ships Entered Inwards
The Jesmund., from St. Petersburgh; Prosperous, from Calais;
Joseph, from Jamaica; Delphiue, from Memel; Furst Blucher,
from Rostock; Lion, from Rotterdam; Albion, from Cork; .
Daisy, from ditto; Lavinia, from St. Petersburgh; Barrickr
from Quebec; Resolution, from Jamaica; Waterkto from Rio
Janeiro; Jane, from Bremen; Rtiby, from'Sierri Leone; Wit.
liam, from Jamaica; Daphne, from Calcutta; Elizabeth, from - -
New York ; and Jeune Laure, from Bremen. Cleared Out,
wards;—The Geosr,e, for Rotterdam; Rebecca, for Ilublio
Union, for Antwerp; Concordia, for Elsineur; Neptune, for
Oitend ; Sarah, for St. Petersburgh.; Heron, Tor Hamburgh;
Isabella, for Charleston • • Isabella, for Hamburgh; • Royal .
Eagle, for Newfoundland% Shedcombe, for St. Ilelena• ,
for Cork ; Perseverance, for I'orto Rico ; Harmony,. for'Genoa; ,
Lee, for Boiton; and Henry, for the Baltic.

The situation of Secretary to the Naval Board, va-
cant by the death, of Mr. NELsoN, has been conferred,
on Mr. SMITH, the Assistant'Secretaryt. and the lat-
ter office has been abolished, by which a saving.is
effected of £BOO a-year. . •
All ranks in society are looking forward, with
intense anxiety, to the resumption of the proceed-....
ings in the House of Lords, To-morrow. Publid;.
attention, however, is not entirely wrapped up in
this subject, as another event, in which they are also
deeply interested, will- occur on Thursday, when .
Two Prizes of £lO,OOO will be decided in the First .
Five Minutes; and although 4,500 Tickets will het
drawn that Day, a:./ will be Prizes. This extraardi%P•
nary Lottery also contains Two Prizes of 40,000.4
Two Prizes of 10,000, &c. &c. and 41 tqshOikaidin.. -
Sterling Money.
Coax-Exciwgez, MAIL-LANE, OCT. Mike* trail
abundantly supplied with Wheat this ntorninsi•fiont''RUlei,
Kent, and Suffolk, of which there was a contideraltibstillintlet
from those Counties; which remained' ver from nlfe altiv'als•of
last Monday, and which could not be disposed of, on 'accoubt of
its inferior quality : scarcely a sale could be• made to.dsy, al-
though the tines: samples were offered full 6s. per quarter lower.
than :last Monday ; all other descriptions are unsaleable, and
bear only a nominal value, from 30s. to 401. per quarter. lits."
ley is full 4s. per quarter cheaper, and very heavy sate at tha • •
decline. Beaus and Peas are 31. lower, the supply *of each
being much larger than the demand. Oats are ts. per quarter
lower, and dull sale at that abatement. A further reduction of
Ss. per sack in Flour, is expected to take place.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, OCT. 2.—Beef, 4s. Od. to 45. lOd.per
stone of ; Mutton, 4s od. to ss. od. Veal, 44 6d. to els, 6d.
Pork, 55.611. to 65.8 d. Lamb, 05.0 d. to 05.0d.-p-Cattle at Market
Beaus, 31.00 ; Calvav,2so; Sheep and Lanibs,All,loo; rigs, 300.
Hay, 3{..105. tu il. Sa. Clover, 31. Os. to 61. flt. Bsralir,ll. al.
to 11.

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