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London, England, 1827-07-24 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIG MCI,.

• The Fiat], amosu., from Mania to Sall, Is doe In the
Nast Pea.
The Mary, Thanes, from Newcastle torpfleodboy,was wrecked
on Linos on the 10th instant. The crew and pan of the cargo
and stores saved.
the Betsey, of sod for* Dundee. Essex. from Sc. Petvnburgh,
'upset and sank, near Areindhal, on the led instant. CreW saved.
Pelasmouria,JuLt Westerly.—Arrived the Havant,
Boas, from Berbice. • '
Davie. Jat.r 23.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived airport the Sultana,
Duo:, from New (Means; 16peculador, Waimea; sod Gauges,
Luna, hum Bengal.
Joi.v 23.—Wind & W.—Arrlved the Jelin, Sloascazat,
from London, for New SoUth Wales; and the Planet, Baact.isv,
for Jamaica. Last night the wind shifted to S.B. when nearly the
whole of the outward-bound sailed, but several have does returned.

Gaavesawo, Juxr al and 92.—Arrived the John Francis, Miller,
from Quebec; Queen Charlotte, from New South Wales; St.
Rana and Lama, from Santander; Malvlua, Armstrong, from Pars;
Cbarlesten, Crawford, from Jamaica; Providence, from Madras;
Caroline, Janson, front Dominica-; Sicily, ss--; and Sprightly,
—,from the &nth Seas; Camden, Tate, for Trinidad; sod the
Tropic, Brandford, front Barbatioes.
Salad, the Scotia, Melville, for Teneriffe ; Julians, for Bilboa ;
Mary, fur New South Wales; Upton Castle, for Bombay; Maria
and Betsey, fur Tessera& ; Thomas, for Halifax; and the West
India Packet, for Berbice.
Atiovae—At Grangemouth, the Diana, Dale, from St. Peters.
burgh ; Resolution, Conk.; and Thumai, Fleming, irons Riga ;
and Frederica, Evert, from Koningsborgh. At Stockton, Elie tbeth
and Jane, Pa:tenon, from St. John's (N. 8.) At Hull. Us Jana,
Headley, from Quebec; Active, Lundy, from Riga; Effect, Lowes,
from Wyburg ; Graces, I.upton, from Prrnau ; Wesley, Wilkins,
from Memel ; Matta, Barnet, front Lubeck ; Bishop Blaise,
from Kiel. At Rochefort, Enterprise, Ferguson, from Newcastle.
At Charente, Royal George, Vinery, from ditto. At Bourdeaux,
Gustav, Larogne; and Active. Smith, from London. At Gibraltar,
Orkans, Smith; Louisa, Leybeum ; and Edward, Calder, from
Savannah; Markt!, Russell, from Cuba ; Matta, Mitchell, frum
Lmtdou ; Svriftsure, Caddy, from Falmouth; and Malta, Barker,'
from Newcastle. At litho', General Longa, Aguirre, from Lon-
don. At Curunna, La Charer Ma.ila and Corrio de la Halatinah,
from the Havannah. At Trieste, Dolphin Tuurceau, frost Rio ;
Zeno, Lawson, from Jamaica ; and Flora, Erskine, from LiverpoeL
At Messina, Robert, Simpson.from LiverpooL Off Alargate, Jane,
Tuff; and Augustus Curial*, Selby, from Jamaica.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The Lady Kennett/ay, Suiten. from Beugal. has arrived in the
Downs, sailed from Bengal, December 18, arrived at Colombo, Jae.
5, and sailed from ditto, M irch 3, from the Mauritius, April 13,
and front St. Helena, May 18.
Passengers—Lady Giffsrd and three children. Mies Pennell, Mr.
Wright. Company's service, Dr. Armstrong, Ceylon Regiment,
Lieut. Young, his Majesty's lad Regiment, Captain (kr, of his
Majesty's 97th Regiment (died at sea), Sir Harding. Gidard, late
Judge at Ceylon, died April 30, off the. Cape.—From the Naafi-
tius—Mr. and Mrs. Cooper: Miss Best, Mks lPMsllis, 75 lova.
lids (two died), three woolen, ten children, of hl. Majesty's 83d
Regiment.
Aamvat of Ills Magarrunt—The D.iwn, Barter, from La-
drone Islands, on the 31st March.
Senior's IPlidal vins VIAUILMIIII—The COUtiji' Ragmen, for
Madras, on 'the 14th March; the Gilmore, Thorns, for Mada-
gascar, on the sth of April; the Isabella, Clarkson. for Bengal, on
the 7th; the Sephingo, Loader, for Ceylon, on the 9th.
Aaatvata al Sr. Hamm—The Nova Flgiarrte, Forgo, from
Macao; on the 13th May ; the Grand Navigateur, Greenkh, from
Batavia, on the 15th ; the Familia:um, Croikshank, from London,
on the lath.

nannies moat Se. Ileassa.--Tbe Nova Vigiame, Forgo, for
Lisboa, on t►e 14t► May ; the Grand Navigatcur, Greenwich, for
Antwerp, the IStis May.
The Princess Charlotte of Wales, outward bound, was all well di*
Tenetiffe, the inth June.

OM INTUITS AT 11111 CLISTOM•IIIOVSIL

Inwards—The Jane, Creasman, from the Havanna ; John
Wanda, Miller, from Montreal and Quebec; Thomas, Fulbister,
from Sierra Leone: and the Isle de Loss; Flower, Perlam, from
Cork; Clonuxl, Davis; and Sultan, Read, from Waterford; and
the Richard and Ann, Way, from Dublin.
Cleared OatwardeThe William Jollier, Dowse. for Bam-
bini& ; Basilic, Kerckbove, for Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent • Argo,
Hammer, for Elaineur and Dainsic ; Mary and Betsey, Bowie, for
Tenerife ; Earl of Cliumarty, Boxer, foe Rutterdans ; Commercial
Packet, Carrington. for San blear and Seville; Superb, Stranack,
for Antwerp; Wen India Picket, Nixon, for Barbie.; Flying fish,
Smith, for Ostend; Clifton, Walker, for Handsurgh ; Prince Freda.
rick, Hart, far Rotterdam; Doris, Fretwurat, fur Lubeck • Mal-
cam, Pond. for Cork ; Enterprise Duck, for Belfast ; Courier.
Gwatkee. for Cape Hayden ; lidobursh Packet. Williams, for
Rotterdam; Samuel and Sarah, O'Hara far Trieste and Venice;
Cuxhaven, Wendt, fur Hambsrgb ; and the Hannah More, Clark,
fur hlemel.

The works of the New London Bridge have now ar•
rived at a degree of maturity which promises an early completion of
this great national undertaking.
Northampton Assizes commenced on Saturday last,
with a calendar of 35 prisoners; and the Berkshire AssizA, at
Abingdon, yesterday, with 1 7.—Tbe Commission for Oxfordshire
opens to-morrow, with 45 ; and the Buckinghamshire, dh Monday
next, with £6 prisooers.
A short time since, a Gentleman, who travels from

Northwkh, In the grocery trade, met with rather a singular adven-
ture. At Warmincham, be packed up a quantity of silver, amounting
to 521. in a silk handkerchief, and placing it in his great coat pocket,
mounted his horse, and proceeded towards Alinsbull ; when
near that village, he found that all his silver bad disappeared,
excepting three half crowns. ' He immediately dismounted, and
retraced his neps towards Warmincham, when, strange to relate,
though many persons were passing at the time, be picked up all the
[silver, excepting two shillings and sixpence. This I. the Geode-
ma's own account.
W. Kane, a fine boy, aged eleven years, died on Fri-
day last, from hydrophobia, having been-bitten three
weeks sine by a dog, near Westminster Abbey.
SITU/M.:AR CAPTIVITY.—Mr. JAMS BOAO, timber
merchant, in Johnstone, Perthshire, lately breaking up
log of American wood, about 24 feet in length, and
28 inches square, discovered in the very centre of it, a
hollow, in which were a considerable number of living
bees, a quantity of honey, and a few larvae. The insist'.
boned insects were longer and of a more attenuated
frame than the free tribes that roam over the hills and
sallies of Britain. Every care was taken to preserve
some of the interesting foreigners alive, bet they all
died in a short time after exposure to the influence of
the atmosphere, hardly tasting the sweets of liberty till
consigned to nonexistence. The log contained several
of these hollows of different dimensions, and in all of
them a number of living bees.—Perth Paper.
CAUTION To WRESTLESS.—An Inquest was held on
Wriday.se'nnight in the Committee Room of St. Bat-
tholomew's Hospital, before THOMAS SIILLTON, Esq.
on the body of George Dewidon, aged 27, who chal-
lenged a young man, his friend, to wrestle with him.
It was proved by John Able and other respectable per-
sons, that there was no animosity whatever between the
parties, that every thing was fair, but the deceased, in
a fall, had his leg broken. The liothe Surgeon was of
opinion,that the injury accelerated his death. The Jury
delivered a verdict—Accidental death.
A circumstance of a most afflicting and mysterious
nature has occurred in Brill.place, Somers' Town. A
labouring man, named Frederick Whittenburg, residing
with his family at No. 28. has died from poison, ad-
ministered in a suet dumpling, on Saturday. After
retiring to bed, he became unwell, and sent for Mr.
Dillon, a surgeon, who found him labouring under the
strongest symptoms of poison. The stomach-pump was
immediately administered, but without the desired
effect, and he died about five o'clock. A cat, who had
partaken accidentally of the contents of the stomach-
, pump, died in a few minutes. His wife, who had ate
some of the pudding, was also taken very ill, but is in
some measure recovered. A Coroner's Inquest mill be
held on the body, and an inquiry is going on into the
circumstances connected with the death of this men.