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London, England, 1816-10-16 00:00:00

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PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER I&
Sailed his Majesty's ships TeastAoaser• and CoR
Dll4*, tor Chatham.—.Vind S. ,
LIVIERVOOI,I3OTOBIR 14. e
The Samarang, from Bombay, is arrived off this
port: • /

•:1, DEAL, OCTOBER. IS.
Came demon from the River the Neptune, KING,
fine Jamaica, and sailed with the outward bound on
their retpeetiye!voyages. Aimed and sailed for the
River, ;the ~Fredetick, ;bras, from Gibraltar in 15
*VS! The I Chitties jl4l lls, CIMISTOOTER, for Cal.
cutta, is come Aii4iitc*isi the Guistreasn till the ebb
,tide makes.-.-Wind S.'4t. light air.
11 • ratr*Etts fic ouErl43.
•Arlived off this pstekihe Jsold Cathcart, East In.
diatnan, from Bomb4oelled the IStkof June, gist
round
.the Cape on the, 7th of Angus, and paused
St. ti.lena in the night it the i2Jot the same month.
HARWICH, OC ro SEW is.
No arrivals. Sailed the Thetis packet, with a
Mail for Grittcnburgh, and the Ocean transport,
t No. 670, for Deptford.—Wind W.

COWES, OCTOBER t
Sailod the William trimspert, with soldiers and
King's stores for &lam

CHATHAM, OCTOBUR ts.
The Speedwell cutter being completed in her re
pair, will s:iil (torn hence is a few days, and four
Revenue cutters are also trefitting, And will very
shortly sail Irom hence, beiaz much hastened by ,h'
Von Admiral. 'Meath:m/00ft are pulling to pieces
the Sussex. in therfourth Dudek and with their pre.
sent exertions, although so large a ship, the walk will
I sow; be completxd..•

GRAVESEND, OCTOBER IS.
Arrived thy False. &An, from Quetter ; Hope and Anchor,
Thorson. snd t. atolina Matilda, !turg, lrom Norway; Janne,
Ware, and Britannia, Edmonds, tram Alventorr, Stokes,
ft out Catlts and the Abundance stora ship Coat the Nfr.literra•
etc-An. Sailed the Essex. Robertson, for Bourdeaus ; and Hope,
Ferris, for Rotterdam,.

Th'e Trinity House Corporation have determined to
place the widows of the seamen killed at Algiers,
and such of the wounded seamen as may become disa-
bled trlm doing their duty, upon their list of pensio-
ners, to receive the usual mot.thly allowance made
by that
The Olive, MARIS, from Liverpool to L-ndon-
derry, is on shore in Red Bay.
The attempt to weigh up the Appleworth, West
Indiaman, lately lost off the Moose Sand, has been',
abandoned; the stern, it is conjectured, having sunk
too deep in the sand to render it practicable.
The Attentive transport, lately arrived from Han.
fa:, besought 'home ,sher-detathwierits editoretht unit'
Artillery, who have been serving with the Army in,
North America during the late war, where their
conduct acquired for them the high approbation of
the Commander of the Forces. The detachments
from Halifax were landed immediately, and pro-4
ceeded to their head quarters at Chatham.
Sunday, October 2, at Ardglass, between three
and loin. o'clock, the wind that had blown a gale from,
the south in the morning, changed to W.S.W. witha
violent squall, by which a brig steering down Chan-
nel was upset—she lay about w quarter of an hour
upon her beam ends, and then went down with all
on board.
We understand, by accounts from Gibraltar, that
the Lady Warren, the British ship we lately men-
tioned to have bees captured from Buenos-Ayres,
and carried into Cadiz, has bad .some form of trial.
The detention of this vessel has been pronounced
warranted, the ship given up on paying expenses,
but the cargo totally condemned: The two Spanish
merchants found on board remain in prison. Several
other British vessels were ,also expected soon after
from Buenos Ayres, at Gibraltar, when possibly the
Spaniards will extend their captures.
The rumour of a change of Spanish Ministers is
renewed, and h. is supposed those lately dismissed
will again receive the confidence of the King. in
Cadiz commercial distress is so great that several Bri-
tish houses were preparing to quit the country, 1
By the Gipsey we have received letters from Buenos
Ayres, but they are not of a date so recent as those
already published.

we have already pu
In taking down last week the weather-cock from
the steeple of St. Nicholas Church, Bristol, which is
205 feet from the ground, the young man who un-
dertook the dangerous task had to leap from the top
of a ladder, to catch hold of the iron below 1 In this
he fortunately succeeded,' and triumphantly seated.
himself *wide it, he then removed the vane, and
waved it three times over his head.
ittitLAND.—The following is an extract of a letter
from Enniskillen, dated October 8 s—" We are
ruined in the county of Fermanagh. Lough Erne
has overflowed its banks, and all the meadows And
low grounds near Enniskillen have been under water
the greatest part of the three last months. .But within
this day or two we begin to be seriously alatmed.
The water is now nearly four :net high in our imme-
diate vicinity, and Lough Erne is still rising. The
following melanCholy details are extracted from a
Mtillingar Paper In cow•equeree of the heavy
and constant rains which have tallot this season, the
lakes in the vicinity of this town have risen to en•
height unistecedented in the memory of the oldest in-
habitant. Lough Ouel, mare particularly, has it-
creased so much as to cover several acres of ground
around its shores, and completely inundate all the
low grounds and bogs to which it has a communicn.
tion. Yesterday morning it overflowed the supply.
cut (to the Royal Canal), the banks of which burst,
;and has troindated the codatry to an alarnain.e extent.
The great road to Longford is almost impasiable,
thewater being neatly ott a level with the demesne
;will of Levington Park, we suppose nearly to the
height 9f eta cre twelve Wt.".