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London, England, 1821-04-12 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

tiorouris, Aran 9.—Wind variable.—Sailed the Duke of
York packet, with Mails for Jamaica; and the Janus, idioms,
for Antwerp.
PLYMOCTII, APRIL 10.—Wind W.—Arrived the American
schooner Independence, Flume, from Salem for Copenhagen.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Liz, on a cruize.
PORTSWOUIIi, Aram I.—Wind S.W.--Sailed the Richard
Plaskett, 'FULLY, for London.
Dear., Amur. 11.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived and sailed fait-
the River, the Earl of Balcarras, JAsizsox, and Thames, LS
BrAnc, from Bombay and China. Came down‘from the River
and remain, the Salamanca, Thets, for Naples ; and Ann,
AlAvazws, for Cape Coast Castle.
Dove's, Aram 11.—Arrived the Friends' Adventure, CHAP..
WAN, from London for Artindel, with loss of bowsprit.
HARWICH, APRIL IL—Sailed the Lady Nepean packet, for
Cuxhaven, and Henry Freeling, for Holland, each with a
RAILWAYS, Aram 11.—The galliot Jenny, Form, hertz
llamburgh for Oporto, -with wheat, got on the Goodwin Sa-d
yesterday evening, and, owing to the neap tides, has not yet been
got off. Several boats are employed in landing her cargo here.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East India House, when the Thanks of the Court
were voted unanimously to. GEORGE ABERCROMBIE,
ROBINSON, Esq. Chairman, and THONI AS ItErn,
Esq. Deputy Chairman, for their real and attentica
to the Company's interest during the last year.

A letter from Brighton, dated April 10, says-
-14 The KING was yesterday, from two to four o'clock,
on horseback in public; and never do we recollect to
have seen his MAJESTY in better health."

T/rIE NEW Cnowet.—This splendid attribute of Royalty, which
has just been completed by Messrs. RCNIML and amot, was
on Tuesday deposited in the Jewel-house, Tower. It is much
larger, loftier, and more magnificent than the former Crown;
more appropriate to the dignity of the B:itish Empire, and the
splendid taste of the Sovereign.—The new Crown is about fir.
teen inches in elevation ; the arches, instead of sinking in their
centre, are raised almost to a point, being themselves embosesdb
and edged with brilliants, and supporting an orb of brilliants
also, more than six inches in circumference. This is surmounted
with a Maltese Diamond Cross of exquisite workmanship, en
whose top and sides are suspended three remarkably large pearls.
In the front of the Crown is a unique sapphire of the purest and
deepest azure, two inches long, and an inch broad. At the beet
is the ancient ruby, •Which was worn by Emma. the Black
Prince and our Fifth IlEvity, in the victories of Poictiers and
Agincourt. The sapphire and ruby are each inserted in a Maltese
Cross of btilliants, while the other parts of the Crown are occur
pied with large diamond flowers. The rim is encircled with
diamonds, sapphires, emeralds, and rubies, of very considerable
magnitude ; and the wholse is surrounded, immediately above the
ermine, with large pearls. The several other articles of the King's
regalia, and of the splendid Coronation service, are also placed ift
the Jewel House. These have been all restored: to their audio&
splendour, preparatory to the 'Coronation.
The Prince of Moldavia, against whom the G: eelie
have risen, is the same who lately punished the bakers
of his Capital in a truly oriental manner, by =Dias
'heti) by the ears to the doors of their shops I

I

DAIA My' the MARQUIS.V LOS DOSDERRY

We regret to state the death of this venerable and
highly respected Peer, of which event an account was
yesterday received express from Castle Stewart, in the
county of Down, where the Noble Marquis breathed his
last, on the Bth instant, in the 83c1 year of his age. His
Lordship was twice married—first to Lady SARAH
FRANCES, sister to the Marquis of HERTFORD, by
whom he had issue, Viscount CASTLEREAGH (who
succeeds to the Marquisate); and secondly to Lady
FRANCES, sister to the Marquis of CAHDEg, by whom
he had issue, Lord STEWART (the present British Am-
bassador to the Court of Vienna), and other children.
The deceased Marquis, after having for a long time
stood at the head of the Commons of the Kingdom
(representing in many Parliaments the opulent County
of Dow:1), was created a Baron in 1789 ; a Viscount
in 1795 ; an Earl iu 1796 ; and a Marquis in 1816. i
lie is succeeded in his titles by Lord Castr.znEauli,l
now Marquis of LONDONDERRY, which, being an
Irish Peerage, incapacitates his Lordship from sitting
in the House of Commons, as Representative for an
Irish County or Borough. It is understood that his
Lordship will be forthwith returned for the Borough
of Ply rnptou, in Devonshire.
In consequence of the melancholy tidings arriving
yesterday of the demise of the Earl of LONDON-
DERRY, several official and other alterations and ar-
rangements were obliged to be made. The Noble
Earl being brother-in-law to the Marquis of Hut.-
YOND, the Grand Party intended to have beer. given
to-morrow evening by the Marchioness was postponed.