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London, England, 1816-10-02 00:00:00

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RAIIiStIILTE, OCTOBER t.
has blown eaceedingly hard the whole night.
ic we do not hear of any. damage amongst the ship
tag. About eleven o'clock thia•morning two galleys 3
Wire observed malting for the harbour through an
'immense sea; blowing at the time almost 'a gale at
W. S.W..—one of them succeeded in getting safely
in, but the other missed the harbour's mouth, and
was driven to the back of the East Head, where it
was feared she would have foundered. We are, how.
evet, happy 'to state, although in a.sinking condition
from having shipped a good deal of water, that she
reached the shote, and two poor fellows who vitire-on
board' landed without any material damage. It turns
out these galleys belonged to the GANYHZDE, guard.
ship in the Downs, and that the one with two men
in it got adrift from her side, when the other was
dispatched to her assistance and bring her back,'
which, owing to the violence of the gate and a heavy
sea, they were unable to effect, or even themselves
regain their Wiip:
Three P. M.—The wind has dropped, though the
weather still looks very unsettled.
MARGATE, OCTOBER 1.
A large ship iv seen from hence disrnatted, and
supposed to be on the Horse Sand above the keen!.
vers.—Quarter past '6 o'clock..—We have only time to
say the ship on shore is the Fortitude, STAFFORD,
from Quebec.
C.AbITERBURY, OCTOBER 1.
During the heavy gale at, W. S. W. in the night
of Sunday last, a large homewaid;bound West India.
man, the Halcyon; DAVIRS, from Jamaica, laden
with rum, sugar, and cotton, after parting from her
anchors in the Oate Channel, struck on the Mouse
Send, and shortly, afterwards sunk in deep water.
Thirteen'out of fourteen, of which the crew consisted,
with the pilot, were :aired by the Aid lugger, of
Hearne Bay, which had gone to their assistance, in
consequence of the signals of distress made front the
ship, and fortunately reached her just in time, to
preserve their lives.
DEAL, OCI'OBER t. •
Came down from the Kiva the Swallow, for
Pernambuco; and the Concord, for Gibraltar, and
remain with the whole of the outward.bound....
Arrived this morning the Echo, Row, from Antigua;
Eglentores, M'CaoKaa, fiom Grenada ; and the Ann,
!Amon, from Berbice.—Wind W.S.W. blows hard.
Five o'clock, wind W. and more moderate.—We
do not hear of any ships in the Downs having parted
from their cables or suffered otherwise during the gale.
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 1.
No arrivals or sailings to-day.—Wind W. N. W.
blows hard.
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FALIeiGUTH, SEPTEMBER R9l
Put in the Lilious, ARTHUR, from London for.
Tamale, with loss of foretop mast ; also the Success.
RRACH, from London for Grenada. Came in from
a cruise his Majesty's ship SEALARIC. Put back their
Marlborough packet with the Lisbon Mail.
PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER RI •
It has blown a complete gale all day, but towards
evening it became more moderate. The only artvals:
are three coasters, and the Bellona, WILSON, from
Quebec.
HOLYHEAD, SEPTEMBER so.
Yesterday at six P.M. the ship Lune of Lancaster,
BLonsa, from Demerara' for Liverpool, drdve on
shore in this bay, and is bilged; the cargo, which is
sugar, coffee, and cotton; is.expected to be saved.
WHITEHAVEN,'SEpTEMBER to.
The ship Rose, Stcwaan, of this port, from An-
tigua, last from Dublin, in ballast, in Making for
this harbour, by a sudden shift of wind was driven
upon the Hurd Rock ; her masts were cut away ; no.
.assistance could be given on accoent cif the heavy
sea ; the crew, however, have all got safe on ihote.
The ship appears to be bilged, and it is feared she
will be a total loss.
• CUSTOM-HOUSE, SEPTEMBER so.
8111,11 OUTIMARDII..-.Sistal Dabble, for Oporto;
Hope, Welson • Sr. Ann's, Crosbie ; anditektlatiOn. Urquhart,
for Tobago; Princes Royal, Sakti, and Dale, Undone, for la.
Wain ; Agenoria, Leggett, for Amsterdam; Britannia, Braces',
for St. Lucia, Dominica ?Aotigiut, Montserrat, Barbadoes, and
Jamaica • Fair Hibernian, Cowan,, for Elsintur and Lebau ;
Fox, Dennis, for Cork; Resource, Pickford, for Buenos Ayres;
Sherburne, Bowman, for Forts si. George and. William; Lady
Harewood, Young, and Sarah Christina. Young, for Grenada;
Hull, Pluton, for Hamburgh; Onderneeming, Hatker, for
Rotterdam.
OCTOSiII L—Sir Home Popham, Clements, for .Lisbon ;
Mary. Pidgeon, fur Antwerp; Swift, Laratnan, for Calais;
Marquis of Anglesea, Brown. for Ostend; Anna Ik'dhelmiva,
Cajanus, for Stockholm • Vine, Price, for Newry and London-
derry; Fanny, Moos', for Antwerp; Comaantia, Behan', for'
Stettin; Samaritani, Cortina' for Bilboa; Zealous, Young, for•
Antwerp; Mary Anne, Jeffersdn, for Shinier and Petersburgb;
Chance, Minter, for Rotterdam; and Cils, Richardson, tor
Demerara:

The Portuguese frigate. Perola, Captain Mourstia,
from Lisbon, having on board.tonste PALMILAD who
is appointed Ambassador to this country, arrived at
Portsmouth on. Friday. His Eicelleticy landed. on
Saturday afternoon under a salute, andlesterday he
set oil for London. The Perola has brought fifty.
five cases of silver plate, a present from the l,Cing of
PORTUGAL to hife.GrltCe the Dote of WELORGTON, in
testimony of the ezaked admiration he entertains of
his great military talents, awl of the eminent services
he has rendered to the King, .as well as to the cause
of Europe. The present consists of a table service
for fifty-five person", with a variety of vases and
temples for a banquet, bearing most rich and superb
allegorical representations of his Oraces victories.—
The bullion alone cost 5e200,00,0 . and the first artists
in Europe have been these twli years variouslyen-
, gaged in the Workmanship of it. The rersl4 left
Lisbon on the 4th ultimo. -
We are informed that the Lotto• MAYOR his dis-
covered that the Oyster Companies have entered into,
a bond of £5OO penalty; if either of them employ any
persons who will bring oystets.from the Doyer Bed;
which is said to he seven miles long. The early: parr
of the season the quantity brought was SO great, that
they sold for five shillings& btishcl, and some of them ,
were very fine. In consequence of notice-given to
the owners of boats they have declined taking them,
and they are now out of employ; and the public are
deprived of the -benefit or Paovinguca. The few
which are brought are now .selling at fourteen to
if tree shillings n bushel,•and the other oysters from
eighteen shillings to .twenty-five shillings.. This re.'
wows the immediate attention of the. Public, and
we have no &alit but the Lou .bLivon will give