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London, England, 1819-01-14 00:00:00

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Extract of a Leiter from the Agent to Li.oyz'r,
at 13arcelona, 'dated Vki January :
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" Por these list ten daya'we have esperkr.ced strong pie'
front the Eastwo d, atectnilinied with a h:ar7 sea,.which eavird
t to Westbury, Gin pin, belengirg to ae.l nearly loaOrd fcri-i-
-verpool, to part front her anchors in the nay, and pnt to sea, in
eompany with four other vessels (Austriens and Spaniards), and
nom of then& have return :d.—lt it ..".ate4 that vessels at the
different Ports and ys on the ciast have pet to sea, but nu
'marmot bat bet.:l rtc2iv- 1 of any .r.cident having ha?pened."
Extract of a leiter f:om the Ageat to LLolio''s,
ISt. Ann's, Jamaica, dated Nove:n -

" The hurricane was at its hdt'ht en the I ith in,tant. It has
done considerable damage to the nstates in this neithbourhor.d,
and I ant afraid it will erus: a tiitintition of one-third in the
crop; of tit:: Estatcs of this Perish. The sl,:structive wind carnal
front the South." _

DEAL, JANT3.IIIY tes.
Wind S.W.—Arrived arid sailed i'or the River, the
Success, MARTIN, fiorn Calcutta. Came down from
the River the Phcsdo, for Jamaica; Claremont, fir
Cork and Jatna'ca; Emulous, for Antigua; Intrepid
packet, for Gibraltar; Ilarleston, for Antigua; Inglis,
for Bombay and China; Garland, for Leghorn; and
remain in the Downs with the reit of the outward+
bound, detained by adverse winds.

DOVER, JANUARY 13.
Arrived last night the Chichester packet, Captsla
RUTTER, and l'lris French packet, from Calais, with
passengers. Sailed this day the King George packet,
Capt. KING, with a Mail and passengers, for. Calais;
,and the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HAL.
LANDS, for Ostend, with a Mail and passengers..—.
Arrived this afternoon the Dart, Captain Bustomt,
from Boulogne. with passengers.
RANstiAtE, JANUARY 13.
Wind W.S.W.—Came in several vessels for shelter.

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 13.
Wind W. N. W.—SAiled the Ceres, TADDY, for
London. . -

COWES, JANUARY 13. •
Arrived the Niolet Jeinna, Koss, from Surinam
for Amsterdam, with los: of bowsprit ; spoke in lat.
49. 10. long. 15. a ship, name unknown, from De-
ntin ara to London, with loss of part of her bulwarks,
and thiee men overboard.

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PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 12. •
Wind S.W.—Came in the Catharine Stuart Forbes,
Lasti, from London to Bombay, and remains wind:
bound; also, the Economy, WILLS, from Haire to
Pernambuco, with loss of bulwarks; and Ferdiriande,
CaErzEN, from Shields to Baurdeaux, with sails split.

PADSTOW, JANUARY ii.
Wind W. N. W. blows, hard.,--The Isabella, Os-
BORN. from Smyrna to London, was driven on shore
near this place this evening, and. 4 is feared will go
to pieces, but if, she holds together, it is hoped the
crew, and apart of the cargo v: ill be saved.

FALMOUTH, JANUARY it.
Witia.W; S. W. to W. N. W. a heavy gale.—Ar-
rived. the Lady Louisa
.packet, with Mails; sailed
from Malta 22d December, and front Gibraltar on
the 2d instant ; voke on the 6th instant, in lat. 59.
56. long. 11. 49.,thelrietistible, Independent priva-
teer, uhe had been cruizing 90 days.

WIIITRHAVEN, JANUARY 11.
.The Otway, ANDZRSON, from Boston to Liver-
pool, struck at the entrance of this harbour, and un-
hung her rudder ; she grounded within the Pier F,
but is expected to he got off without much damage

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• PtN/ANCV., JANUARY to. . •
k has blown a continued tale for the list three
days, from. S.S.W. to %%SY:.
LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 12.
The George, QLIPHANT, fbr this port, .took-fire at
Pernambuco, on' the 28th November ; 915 bags of
cotton were saved, and: the remainder of the cargo,
about 900 bags, was injured by the fire and salt-
water. The St. George, INDIAN, from Anti Ca to
this port, w.as.fallen in with on 20th Decem r, in
lat. 52. long 15. with the loss of main-mast, boats,
and bulwark, and was in a leaky state.
HARWICH, JANUARY is.
Wind W.S.W.— The Harriet, MAS2EY, with coals,
that was brought in on 7th inst. sailed this morning,
in hopes of evading the claims of the Salvors; but
three boats being. dispatched, she was overtaken and
brought back. •
LYMINGTON, JANUARY 13.
It is feared some vessel- has, been lost to the West-
ward, as a wine hogshead marked V. B. together
with a quantity of oranges, have been washed on
shore at Beacon Bunny, near this port. .
WEYMOUTH, JANUARY.i3. •
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About 20 sad of shipping are in eur Roads, all of
which have:rode out the gales without. damage;
292 be.xes of oranges have been saved from .the
William, KEDLitit, wrecked on Portland.beach, with
the sails, anchors; cables, and stai.ding rigging, Which
hare been warehoused, and nothing now . remains on
the beach but the bare hull. We understand one of
the crew has been thrown on shore this morning.
;DUBLIN, JA.XUARY 11.
The Brauste, EustoNsoN, from. Whitehaven to
Newport,' went on shore on the morning of the ssth
inst. between Bush and Sherries, and will go to pieces.
FALMOUTH, (JAMAICA), NOVEMBER
During. the last three days this part, of the island
has been visited with the most severe gale, accom.
pitied by frequent and heavy falls of. rain, that has
been experienced• since the storm. in the year 1.b7.51.
It has blown the whole time with determined alb-
leneei at intervals increasing almost to a hurriair..!.
Much mischief, we fear, must have been done.to
cane-fields attd negro-grounds, as well at to the Ship.
ping along the coast. • • •
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The Hope, STEEL, from St. John's (New Timms-
wick), to Liverpool, was driven on shore nearlVlt er.
ford, on Saturday.
The Kitty, of Norfolk (Virginki), was dricea ea
shore on Monday evening, near Ftshgaatd.. . .
'The I'reindschaft, ELBERFLZLD, from. Liverpool tO
Havre, was driven on shore in Carnarvon Ihky on
Monday evening, and h was feared would e,.tnaiJy
go to pieces.
PLAGUE AT Ttitis.-Eitract of a letter from the
Agent.to Liosres, dated :Malta, Dec. 1.5, 'els;
i bete to advise you ottte a: rival here, en the lOth inst. of
a Jewel irora Tun* ander Neapolitan celours,, eallol the Si,*
kliebrie L'Arcargelo, Maatorovh,.elt plire he IA n
tip; Ath pi !hi* tab*, at which time the /lapin raged with gre4
siOlette, front • ti-,•e• to WO remits dying daily.. 'Phis vowel
wad iiiilered or/ front itettoe itaniedi.unlye-and -added L,agalq the
teuggdsy. • :spat hall rrevicarly reackNi -is front Travail, rf
t,he•death dour Consul at Tanis, c‘f riame,*!mt alts
toatzferat yaw Shot he was aim aa4 wtil'when the uto.vs 'rem{