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London, England, 1818-12-03 00:00:00

NAPA INTELLIGEIVCE.
PALMOUtIi, NOVEMISER so.

MILFORD, DECEMBER t.

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irttid &W. fine weather.—Sailed the Hodgkinson,
WILDIT, for Bristol.

COWES, DECEMBER a
Arrived the Atlas, GRZIN' from New Orleans.—
§ailed the Spring, —, for Leghorn. •
PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 1.
Wind Southerly.—Passed through to the West-
ward, the George, BANIFER, for the South Seas. Ar-
rived the Reliance, Satire, from London for Bilboa.
Sailed the Planet, WS ; and Sappho, ARMAN,
for Jamaica; the Atlas, HARRISON, for Gibraltar,
ecc. and the London, DUNCAN, for Tobago.—Remain
the Asia, SPOOR, for Batavia.

• DEAL, DECEMBER I.
Wind N.W.—Arrived and sailed for the Riv.er the
Mary, BaowN, from Calcutta; sailed 23d 9f June,
and from the Cape of Good Hope sth October ; the
Grant, MOFFATT, from Madras ; Minerva, Sraa-
ostax, from Demerara ; Elizabeth, BALL, from Lis-
bon ; Britannia, Bmwerr, from Liverpool ; and
Queen Charlotte, Taucia, from the Cape of Good
Hope. Came down from the River the Cape packet,
Auxzw, for Cape of Good Ikpe; Newcastle Trader,
Dowsr NO, for Malta ; Britannia, lavw, foi Trinidad ;
,Woodford, SAI ti rill tt, for Cork and West Indies ;
lonzo Picnic t Ns, for Bourdeauz ; Samuel, Ilya' oar,
eer Bilgoa ; Perseverance, GIBSON, for Ancona ; the
Crown, BLACKRURN, for Jamaica.—The kind about
'noon got to N.W. and great part •of the outward-
bound got under weigh.—Five o'Clock, little or no
wind. The ships can hardly stem the flood-tide, and
some of them have let. go their as—hors again. Wind
now not better than West.
LIVERPOOL, DECEMBER. 1.
-The Inclian, Peancz, from hence for Rio Janeiro,
was spoke; on the 2d of October, in lat. 3. S. long.
25. W. by the Sally, arrived at New York from Cal-
cutta. Sailed the Partridge, KELI,Y, for Bombay.

HULL, DECEMBER 1.
The brig London, Foote, was run on board ofby
the Helena, SttwEnro, from Palau, whilst lying at
anchor in Hull Roads, between six and seven o'clock
list right, and sunk immediately—seven hands were
on board, out of whiAn two only escaped, and five
Were drowned.

EINSILE NOVEMBER q 7.
Arrived the ship Malta, of and from Liverpool,
Wsiszu. master, to Savadnah, out 15 days, leaky.

Arrived yesterday the Cower p.rckct, with a Wa-
utrford mail.---. Sailed the Francis Freeling packet,
ROPENTS, with a mail for Waterford.—A [arse ship
from British America, laden v.irir timber, and bound
to London, i now at anchor in Caldy Road, near
Torbay, having lest her anchors, was necessitated
remain until another was sent, which was done yes-
terday evening. She has been on shore, and is leaky,
but now perfectly safe.—Arrived the brig lonian,
Jousts, of Bristol, from Gcnot, &c. sprung her bow-
sprit; the Asoyh, BA xtn, of Liverpool, from Li4bon;
his Majesty's ship LEE, from a cruize ; and a large
Meet coastwite.
CUStOm-11OUGP., LON Dom, nr.c.F.mvEn i.

Slurs Everett Ixwanne.—TL, IlanovDewcrs, from St.
Andero; Wilmington and Liverpool Packet, Lombard, free.:
Virginia; Vrow 1/ioake, D•Ascra, and Vissery, Wyls,huldt,
from Woreum ; Fair Ellen, Briggs, from Jamaica; Fortune,
Stralford ; Elizabeth, Catr ; and Brothers, Hewson, from Pe-
torsburth ; Mary, Bigg, from Sierra Leone r Vogeltic, Lukas,
and Bevy, Ladd, from Rotterdam; Vrow Anna, Boar, and
Vrow Hendrik*, lieges, frim G-iningen ; Commodore, Mudge,
from Genoa; Twee ili,:wveders, Jan, from Dordt; Cidmus,
Wilson, from tho I,oe of France; Brothers, Anderson, and
Alfred, Wilson, from Palau ; Prince Royal, Wardlaw, from
lUD Janeiro; Industry, Adams, from Santander.
Ourwawns.—The Swallow, Phillips, for the Cape of Good
Iltre; Claremont, Painter, and Resclution, Thorpe, for Jo-
Talc's; Stag, I]_.y, fur liamburgh ; Zorguldigheid, Sorgher,
for Antwerp; Glory, Scott, for Cadiz; and Palace, Nickels,
for Lisboa.
emu's!) OUTWA arts,—The John, Smith, for Grenada; John,
Spencer; Echo, Linder; and Lucy Davidson, Campbell, for
Jamaica; Amelia, Gilmore, far St. Jag.; Brkannia, Sharp, for
Nevis; William and Alfred, Driidale, for Antigua; John,
Smith, for Marseilles; Sceptre, Nickt-ls, for Genoa; Betty and
Delia, Harrison, for Ittrnburgh; Wood Park, Brace, for the
Haiiiincah; and Sisters Providence, Grenstadt, for Naples.

CHARGE OF MORDER.—William Burton, charged
with the murder of W. Syrtis, late of Wollaston,
near Chepstow, has been committed to jail. About
three weeks ago the deceased, an industrious young
man, and who, through fiugality, had realized
considerable sum for a person in his station, went
from Wollaston to Bristol to inuchase a small vessel
ai a trader. Ile was accompanied, as they *went by
sestet, by the prisoner Burton. a young man of idle
Itabiis, who had been principally at sea, and NOR!,
ri-as acquainted with the object of Syms. Nothing
wars heard of Syms till shout a fortnight afterward:,
when Buiton returned alone. At die time of the de-
pirtnii of the latter, it was known that he had no
money; Indeed, he was obliged to borrow some to
carry him to Btistol ; but on his return he changed
seiktal E 5 notes of the Chepstow Bank, and paid
some debts. inquiries were made of him ie.pecting
his companion ; but the answers he gave ...ere so va.
rious and inconsistent, that suspicions were excited
against him, and he was taken into custody. He
underwent Several examinations before the Right
Hon. C. Brittitrust, in which it was proved, that he
and Syms hid been seen together at Bristol; and
that, on the night preceding the former's re-appear-
ance at Wollaston, they had slept together at Pill,
when they seated their intention of returning to Wol-
laston with their boat early next morning. A-woman
who wanted a passage requested to accompany them.
which wits iefused by the prisoner, though Syms was
willing 'to take her. The prisoner and Syms left
Pill together; and, to account for the cash he had
been ss:uandering, Burton said, that -it was lent to
hint at Bristol, by a man who had gone for the West
Indies, but who, it has been ascertained, sailed for
that place some months ago, and ins not possessed
of money for his purposes. When asked where he
lb* rtv Syms? he stated three different places. The
body of The unirorrunate young man (Wm. Syms)
has been picked up and clearly identified. • It was
discovered floating in the River Severn. An Inquest
was summoned, which sat some hours on Saturday,
and was adjourned, to give time for the attendance
Of other witnesses. The nose has been entirely cut
off, the head is shockingly disfigured, and the skull
fractured in several places. No property was found
about the body.