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London, England, 1811-07-06 00:00:00

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FALMOUTH, JULY S.

This morning arrived the Lord Hobart packet,
Captain HAMILTON, with mails from Surinam. Sail.
ed two days before, the Dispatch packet, which ar-
rived here the Ist instant ; the Eliza packet, SAMP-
soN, with mails from the Leeward Islands, .40 days
passage from St. Thomas's. The Marlbro, packet
from Cadiz left there his Majesty's ship Milford,
Rear-Admiral KEATS, St. Alban's, Stately, Alfred,
Sabine, Columbine, Ephera, Desperate, Thunder,
Hound, /Etna, and Devastation. His Majesty's ship
REotmus arrived there from Lisbon on the day the
packet came out.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 4.
Arrived the AQUILON ftom Portsmouth, and the
ORESTES sloop of war from a cruize. Sailed the AR-
HIDE frigate with a fleet of transports for Lisbon.—
Admiral DUCKWORTH this day hoisted his flag on
board the ANTeLoPE, 50 guns, bound to Newfound-
land, to resume his government. A large convoy
are preparing to sail with him. •

DEAL, JULY S.
Sailed the Mums with a convoy for Portsmouth,
and the MONARCH for off Flushing. Arrived the
BLOODHOUND gun-brig with a convoy of 32 sail from
Plymouth ; the ROYALIST sloop of war from ditto,
also with a convoy.—Wind S.

YARMOUTH, JULY S.
Arrived yesterday, the MERCURIUS sloop from the
Baltic, and has brought letters, Fcc. from the Fleet
under Sir J. SA UM AREZ ; and the GRASSHOPPER, from
the Downs. Sailed, this morning, the FLAMER, with
Convoy for Heligoland; the BRITOMART, for the Nore ;
the BLAZER gun-brig, on a cruise. Remain the Vlxor,
Vice-Admiral MURRAY ; the FAWN sloop of war;
CRACKER, with Transports, for Leith ; and a large
Fleet of lights ships bound to the North. The STAR-
LING sloop of war, with Convoy, bound to Hudson's
Bay; the CENSOR gun-brig, Lieutenant LUCAS ; and
the ALGERINI cutter, bound to join the ships in the
Baltic, have, in consequence of adverse wind, anchor-
ed again in he Roads.—Wind N.W. fine weather.

SHEERNESS, JULY S.
Sailed yesterday, the Freya and Hoffnung, from
Norway, with timber, for London ; the Joseph, from
ditto, for Southampton ; the Constantia, and Pro
Patria, with ditto, for Portsmouth ; the Lydia,
Imarde Broder, and Good Ensight, with ditto, for
Faversham ; and the Minerve, Nielson, with ditto,
to London.—No arrivals, or sailing, cr men of war.
—Wind S.W. calm weather.
KINGSTON (JAMAICA), MAY 11.
The Southampton frigate, of 32 guns, Capt. Sir
James Lucas Yen, Knight f the Portuguese Order
of St. Benito Avis, arrived on Tuesday from Ports-
mouth and Barbadoes. the sailed from the former
place on the 13th of March, having under convoy al
small fleet for the West Indies, arrived in Carlisle-
Bay on the 28th ult. and quitted on the following
evening, with 18 sail for this island, of which the
Thetis was the only one for this port. The ships
Hawkesbury, Radley, for Montego Bay, and Atlas,
Newton, for Black River, were among those for the
out-ports. 4•tt
The schootii Syren, MarceUin, from New York
to Jacquemel, with provisions, detained off the latter
place, on the 6th inst. by the Sparrow brig, of 16
guns, was brought into Port Royal yesterday.
The shallop Edward, from Bull Bay, with !ignore
vitz, shipped by Mr. T. Staines, for the dock-yard,
unfortunately upset in a squall on the 4th instant, on
her way down. The people on board saved them-
selves in a canoe.
MAY 18—The Helena sloop of war, of 18 guns,
Captain Haynes, arrived on Sunday evening from
Cork and Barbadoes. She sailed from the Cove on
the 23d March, in company with the Stork sloop of
war, of 18 guns, Captain Le Geyt, having under
their protection about forty sail of merchantmea for
the West Indies. The Stork accompanied them as
far as the latitude of Madeira, and then returned to
her fation. The fleet arrived at Barbadoes on the
Ist ult. and on the 3d, the Helena, with eight sail'
for this island, and the brig Commerce, Douglas, for
Hondurai, quitted Carlisle.
The ships Union, Blake, for Black River ; Sarah,
Johnson, for Falmouth ; and Mary, Reid, for Mon-
tego Bay, parted from the Helena off the East End.
MAY 25.—The homeward-bound fleet, numbering
101 sail, under convoy of the Hebe frigate, of 32
guns ; Dispatch brig, of 18 guns ; and the Hyena
store-ship, of 24 guns, left Negril Bay on the 20th
inst. The ship St. Elizabeth, Lovell, from Black.
River, grounded on a hank at Negril Bay, whither
she went to join convoy, but fortunately, after dis-
charging part of her cargo in droggers, she was,
with great perseverance, got off again.
The American schooner Active. --, from Bos-
ton, with a cargo of rice, staves, and lumber, unfor-
tunately got on shore on the One Bush Key, near
Port Royal, on Tuesday night, and has since bilged.
Part of her cargo is, however, saved.
The Hebe frigate, of 32 guns, Captain Fyffe ;
Dispatch brig, of 18 guns, Captain Aberdour, and
Hyena store.ship, of 24 guns, Mr. John Forton mas-
ter, sailed on Thursday morning from Port Royal,
with the homeward-bound trade from this port for
Negril Bay, the port of rendezvous.