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London, England, 1818-10-20 00:00:00

lIARWWII, OCTOBER 19.

Wind S.E.—Arrived the Alliance Packet, with a
mail, &c. from Gottenburgh.

ILERACOMBE, OCTOBER is.

Arrived off this Port, th:. Jane, Coox, from Lis-
bon for Bristol, with bulwarks and staunchcons gone,
and vessel much strained.

GRAVF.SF:ND, OCTOBER 19.
Arrived, the Duke of Kent. Pound ; and Mary, Robinson,
from Rotterdam; Thomas and Mary, Muller, from Norway;
Endracht, —; Telegraph, —; and Eclipse, Thompson,
from Antwerp; Ileetor,Stcrey. from Archangel; the Wilding,
Kinsman, from Quebec ; Traveller, Carr, from Hamburgb ; and
some foreign vessels.—Sailed, the Commerce, —, for Bor-
deaux ; Robert, Wrighton, for St. Lucar ; Prince of Orange,
and Eliza, for Rotterdam; Arundel, Mackintosh, for Grenada;
Catharine, Waller, for St. Mary's; Amphitrite, Dawson, for
Ilamburgh; Lord Nelson, Anderson for Elsinore; Charlotte,
---, for Elsinore ; and four or five others.
CUSTOVI.HOCSE, LONDON, OCTOBER 19.

Stars &maw INWARDS.—The Vrow Christina, Dodd; Wil-
liam Bowers, Moron; and Duke of Kent, Pound, from Rot-
terclatn ; Vrow Ekina, Vedgtr, from Derdt ; Esk, Gray ;
Henry, Scott; Delight, Dale; sod Robin Redbreast, Hatt,
from Riga; Goede lkope, No rps, and Jamar's Prose, Ro-
mp), from Ghent; Vrow Jantje, Melina; Marianne, Usher;
Joachim Kuip-r; and Heron, Prnton, from Antwerp ; Alfred,
Monkman ; Drytkas, Dryden ; Northumbrrland, Taylor ;1
Zephyr, Cox; Alexander, Anderson, from Archangel; Ann,
Sunley, and Lively, Primrose, from Petersburgh; Delight,
Gray, from Sternett; Ebenezer, Edmond; Margaret, Spinks ;
and Bure, Hatfield, from flarnburgh; Eliza and Jahe,
king, from Gijon; Perseverance, Scott, from St. Domingo;
Ann, Mackey, from Quebec; Vrow Gesina, Ebrs, from Ilin-
detopen ; Sophie, Balloche, from Rouen ' • Samuel, Soper, from
Malaga; John and Richard, Voss, from Bourdeattx.
Orwaans.—The Asia, Goodwin ; Ann, Goodwin ; An-
dromeda, Sughure; Catharine Green, Holban ; Fortitude, ho-
nes; James Laing, King; Lady Holland, Powell; and Stranger,
Foster, for Jamaica; Ackersons. Nightingale, for Ghernscy ;
Alrgovda Hellcgina, Ekuelema, and Vrow Wilhelmina, Dr
Bey, for Antwerp ; Briton, Cram, for Berbice; Betsy, Smith,
for Mogadore; Caledonian, Brown, for Grenada; Earl of Clan-
catty, Laming, for Rotterdam; ttphemia, Miller, and Elbe,
Arnold, for liantburgh; John, Smith, for Marseilles; Lang,
Clark, Tor Forts St. George and William; Vittoria, Schultz, for
Elsinore and Stettin; Wuod Park, Bruce, for -the Havannah.

This morning at five o'clock, Dean, the murderer,
surrendered himself to Mr. Frost, the constable of the
night, at St. Andrew's Watch-house, Holborn, who,
accompanied by Mayot, a constable, conveyed him
to Giltspur-street Counter. May, the officer, was
sent for, who, at eleven o'clock this morning, carried
him before the LORD MAYOR, by whom he was sent
in safe custody to the Borotts-h to wait the result of
the Coroner's Inquest, which met this forenoon at
the Wellington Arms, Newington Causeway. A
verdict of Wi!ful Murder was found against the
prisoner, who was committed to take his trial at the
next Assizes.

The Rota! Ba/ont! Gazete of 2.t1 September has
been received. It appears that on the Ist the Court
of Admiralty gave a decision in the case of the Ame-
rican sloop Amelia. The Amelia, it seems, sailed in
June last from New Orleans for St. Domingo, with
orders to call at the pert of Nassau fir instructions.
Soon after she left the Ilalin she sprang her mast,'
and the wind would not permit her to return. She
proceeded in her voyage, and entered the port of •
Nassau for repairs. She was immediately seized by
an Officer of the Customs, and prosecuted for an in-
fraction of the Navigation Laws. After a full hearing
of parties, the Court restored both vessel and cargo,
but decreed that, as there was probable cause of sei-
zure, each party should pay his own costs.

We have received a single 21%.1?founilland 1?•.717!
Gazette, of the 15th of September, 1818, front whichl
we have taken the following :—Captain
of the brig Adriana, from Bermuda, informs, that a
heavy gale was experienced at that place the latterl
end of last month, which did considerable damage'
among the shipping and on the shore. The gale
commenced at S.E. about seven o'clock on Saturday
evening, the 30.11, and continued in that quarter till,
two o'clock the following morning, when it mode-
rated for two hours ; the wind then veered round to
the N.W. and again came on with increased violence, I
and lasted till eleven. Set eral houses were unroofed, I
and a number %%ere much injured. Trees were torn
up by the roots, and many of the vessels drove ashore
or sunk at their moorings ; among them are the fol-
lowing, viz.—Schooner Bear-All, with a cargo on
board ; and an American schooner, loaded with corn,
sunk; brigs Diamond and Liverpool, much damaged;
ship Mary, mizen.mast blown away by the board;
ship St. Andrew, with her mainmast gone ; brig
Hannah, and schooner Frances Elizabeth, loaded ;
brig Patience, bilged ; schooner Jane, and two Ame-
rican schooners anti a sloop, all on shore.