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London, England, 1817-09-26 00:00:00

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Watedeed • . I Hamhursh - 0 1
Gummy and Jersey a 0 Gettenburgb .. 0 1
11-labon • - - 0 I Flanders - • 1 0
Holland . . 1 0 Matta . . 0 1
Brasil& • - 0 0 I Jamaka •• 0 0
PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER SS.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Cneaun, from a cruisv.
Put back the Admiral Cockburn, Bmous. Wind S.W.

DEAL, SEPTEMBER U.
Arrived and sailed for the River the Samuel Bar-
nett, Wsucta, trout Liverpool. Sailed the ALERT
sloop of war, on a cruise.—Wind S. W.

HARWICH. SEPTEMBER IS.
Arrived thr Eclipse packet, with a Mail from Hol-
land.—Wind 8-S.W.
LIVERPOOL. SEPTEMBER as.
The Cornwall, Onar, Irons this port to Calcutta,
was spoken with Yd June, in lat. SO. 18. S. long. 14.
20. W. out 70 days, all well.

DOVER, JEPrEMBER 25.
Sailed last night the Princess Charlotte, Captain
HALLANDS, with a Mail and passengers for Ostend.
Arrived this day the Lorebuncan packet, Captain
Pnsonn, with a Mail and passengers train► Ostend ;
dso the Lady Jane Jamas, Captain HATWAUD; Lord
Sidmouth, Captain PRAM and Sus.nnah, Captain
Moon, from Calais with passengers. Sailed ►his day
tt►e Chichester packet, Captain RUTTER, for Calais
with a mail and passengers.

LERWICK, (ZELAND) SEPT. Is.
Arrived yesterday the Srattoweit. revenue cutter,
from Lett ; to-day the Po ovedence Increase, of Scar-
borough, Isamu, from Archangel for Bridlington ;
and the Cornwallis, STOWELL, of Shields, from
Archangel ; she left the Helena of Sunderland, about
SO miles off the north end of ZrlAnd, on the Mb
instant, laden with deals, in a very leaky state,

GRAVESEND, SEPTEMBER es.
Arrived the Cypress, Desben, from Petersburgh; Phenix,
Jamison, from Memel; Europa, Stegnian, from Desire; En-
deavour Samuel, from Charente; and the Victory, Lees, from
Cork.—Sailed the Ratites, airdoer, for Madeira, ;
Meddma-
toe, Fleck, for Luattio; letur, Kowa, fur Antwerp; Britannia.
Jackson, for liansburgh ; Aides% Staniland, for Hamhurgh ; the
Joseph and Samuel, Keight, far Bremen; Edward, Wessels, for
dine; Industry, Roy, for Elsineur, Ste. Charlotte Wilhelmins,
Moller, for Stralsund; and Vrow Rotate, De Lange, for Am-
, student.

CUSTOM-HOUSE. SEPTEMBER 55.
SNIPS curse ILD INWAADS —7 he Jane, Berridge. and Ilratectr,
Pea.. from the Cape at Good Hoppe; Aurora, Hesieton, and
Belt. Waters, frost Archangel ; Estte, Wilson, and M.sattis.,
Mosley, front Memel; Mary Ann, Carroll, from Gottenburgh ;
Hercules, Honbormigh. from Quebec; lames. Harvey, from
Waterford; Swainish, Peters, from Dublin; Vrow Elisabeth,
Steam, dyke of Wellington, Martin. Mary, For. and Neptune
&mach, from tiatend; also, the Integrity, Wanlace, from. St:
Petenburgh. ••
OUTWARDS —The Ann Sophia Joaohka, Even, for Lubeck;
Alfred, Grills, ha Newfoundiadd ; Maria Sopb.a, Loving, for
Bremen; Mary Ann, Brews. fur Fayal; the Mary. Bryan, and
Nautilus, Allard, for Grenada ; Cambridge, 'Toussaint, for the
Caps of Good Hope. Isle of Prance, Bencooln, Ceylon, Mailras,
sad Calcutta; WlWam, Wilson. for Han:berth ; the Findlay,
Harris. for St. Marys, Sierra Leos.. and Cape Coast Castle;
Independence, Weed, for Philadelphia, (A. S.) ; Kenstein Doro-
thea, Christopbersoo Flehkefonl, for Norway; Cathwina, Carl
Wendt, fur Stettin; Zodiac, Johnson, for Antigua • the Anne,
Brine, for Marseilles; Enterprise, Franklin, for Madeira and St.
Lucia ; and Richard mid Sibella, Knight, tor Barbsdoes.

Wednesdaylast being the day of Election for Mayor
of the Borough of Thetford, Lord CHAIM= Frrzaov
and E.sor.a WILLETT, Esq. were nominated by the
Corporation, and the inhabitants unanimously elected
the latter ; after which about 120 Gentlemen partook
of a handsome dinner at the Town Hall with the
Mayor elect.
Accounts from the Isle of Man state, that the her.
ring fishery continues very productive. There was an
amazing great draught off Derby-haven on Wednes-
day se'onight. The harvest, also, in the Island, is
in a state of great forwardness, and the crops most
abundant.

On the 14th September their died at Nimegnen, a
Crftain ANnasn KLOIIIP, at the advanced age of Ha
years, 5 months, and 29 days. He was twice mar-
ried, and had twenty-five cbilden ; thirteen by the
first, and twelve by the second wife: he had fifty
grand-children and twenty-two great grand-children.
An individual has died at Liege, who for a long
time lived by begging. After his death there was
found in his apartment property to the amount of
upwards of 8000 francs.

In addition to the two brigs of war, to be called
the Fastrow and FROLIC, lately ordered to be built at
the new Dockyard, Pembroke, the following ships
are now building. or ordered to be built, at that yard:
Building—Beaune, 14 pas; FISVARD, 40 guns ; anal M&.
LAMM!. 40 guns. _

Ordered to be 46 guns; I! Ast %MAD, 20
gums; and two Revenue Cotters.
The Russian frigate Kamchatka has put into a
port in the Channel. She is bound on a voyage of
discovery in the South Seas and along the North
West Coast.

The following is an extract of a Letter received
from Captain Joints, of the sloop William, by his
Owners in London, dated Cadiz, Sept. 6, 1817
“ I am happy to inform you of my safe arrival bore in three
days front Lisbon. but should bevy bad a shorter passage, had It
not been for the .'parish brig of war the \relent's?, of Cadiz,
which did Ole a great deal of damage. As soon 1$ she bailed me,
she Immediately opened a lire on me (hang not more titan from
au to se yards distant) with vest guns and small arms, width,
tore the tualmail very much, giving me no time to du any thing.
At last I got oat the boa, and went iw bee; and while going on
beard the brig, she kept up a continual fire of musketry for mere 1
than ten minutes. This hurt my feelings very much, swedes,
when I came on board, to Sod my son. mate, and the two Eng.
list passengers, who were en board, shot, u I had no less thee
one IC pounder and eleven musket through my malaise; two
throvgb the feresed ; one In the mainmast, and others tbsunigb the
buiwirks and bows. The jibikeets, topmast .broads, at copal!
tie, and main halyards, kitties the boat's gripes, were shot away,
lia;rp ly no one hurt."
The Name Reyml Gazelle, of August 2d, says; the
Sisters, Pauorms, from New Orleans, was brought.
to, on her passage, and boarded by a squadron of
Independent cruisers, consisting of two brigs, five
schooners, and a cutter, completely manned and
equipped, belonging to the naval force of.Vent-guela.
Captain PRVDDZJI was treated politely. One of the
brigs, a short time previous, had an engagement with
a privateer from the Galvestown settlement, in which
the letter had her commander and eight men killed,
and 24 wounded; she had arrived at New Orleans
before the sailing of the Sisters, and was called the
Hotspur. These privateers, it is said, are net coati.
'dered by the cruisers of Venezuela a• engaged in the
cause of iudependexe, but as freeboutzrs.