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London, England, 1820-10-23 00:00:00

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PerritA.lscz, Oct. 20..-l Arrived the Candling GUILT, from
limier, with her sails split, and in.want of-provisiOus. .
FALNowIH, Ocr. 20.—Wind W.N.WA—Arrived the Osborne
Picket, witlia Mail from the Islands, last from St. Thomas's,
58. days ; and the Duke.of Wellington, Kzaa, from Babia.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 21.--Monday, the StIIDiCAPATAM, 40, Cap-
tain WALrote, a fine new teak-wood frigate, built at Bombay,
arrived. She
-has brought home the frame of another frigate,
of the same class, but not named.--Passengers, Captain Bar-
man, 73d Regiment, and Mr: Henze HoLatitst. no MINDEN
and StaumArArlast will go up Hamoaze the first favourable op-
portunity, to be paid off. Arrived the Mary, GosweLL, and
Pallas, RiIIDALL. from Malaga—the latter with part of her
cargo thrown overboard.
Pozrimourn, OCT. S2.—Wind W.—Sailed yesterday, the
STARLING cutter, on a cruize.—Arrived to-day, the Medusa
transport, from the Cape.—A ship, timber-loaded, about 300
tons, with three dead bodies in her topmasts and boats (sup-
pord to be the Ellen, from Fiume), got en shore last night on
Silsea Bill, and has gone to pieces : the cargo has drifted on
shore, the greater part of which will be saved. It is supposed
that the crew have all perished. It has blown a tremendous
gale all day, during which the Borneo, Ross, from Batavia, parted
from her anchors at Spithead, and drove on shore on South Sea
Beach. She does not appear to be much damaged, and, if the wea-
ther permits, hopes are entertained that the cargo will be saved.
Dem. °Creme 22.—Wind S.S.W.—Came down front the
River yesterday the &Ilona, Svelter, for the Mediterranean ;
Friends, Boons, for Newfoundland; • Medway, Winn, for
Portsmouth and New South Wales; British Tar, DEWSLANG
for Bahia ; and Killingbeck, Seems, for Antigua.—Arrived and
sailed for the River the Prince of Wales, Davison, from Hurl-
soh's Bay.--Sailed the Medway, for Portsmouth, hut put back
again to-day with several others.—Arrived to-day and sailed for.
the River the Mary, Lusn, from Bengal, with damage in her
sails and rigging; sailed 6th May, and front St. Helena 15th Ad-.
gold. It has blown a heavy gale all day, during which several
ships have parted and gone to Ramsgate..
Wit-YOUTH, OCT. W.—Nearly the whole of the cargo of the
Pollux is saved, but it is not expected that the vessel can be got
off, and ft is feared, front the gale of this morning, that she is
totally lost.
Cosvest-House, OCT. 21.—Entered Inwards : The Specula-
tion, from Bilboa; Bristol, from Bourdeaux ; Salisbury, front
Cadiz ; Quintilian, from Santander; • Ceres, front Charente ;
Catharine, front Cadiz; Ocean, from Oporto ; Robert, front St.
Petersburgh ; Linen Hall, from Ihtblin ; and Belluucle, from
Stangate Creek.—Cleared Outwards : The Victoria, fur Ja-
maica; Margaret, for Antwerp; Albion, for the Isle of France;
Prince of Orange, for Rotterdam; Rapid, for Demerara; Chris-
tiana, for Amsterdam ; Industrie, for Rotterdath ; Fox, for
Mtend ; Flora, for Antwerp; Pheebus, for Hamburgh ;
'George, for Lisbon; Mary, fur Dublin; isperance, for Am-
sterdam ; Ludwig, for Stettin ; Offiey, for the South" Seas;
Hercules, for Tenetiffe ; Anthony Sperry, for the South Sias;
and Vittoria, for Cork..