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London, England, 1820-09-01 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, AUGUST 29.—Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Clio,
HZATII, from Norfolk ; and Jane, ARIL; front Bideford for
Prince Edward's Island.

Powrsnouvu, AUGUST 31.—Wind &W.—Arrived the. Union,
GAUJAL, from Cherbourg. Came into harbour the TAITAL
frigate, from Spithead.
HMIWICH, Almost 31.—Arrived the Henry Freeing packet,
with a Mail from Hamburgh.
DIAL, AUGUST 31.—Wind E.—Came down from the River,

the Sicilian, CARLILE, for Sierra Leone; and Elizabeth, Norma,
for the South Seas—they have sailed with the St. Lawrence,
Do:incr./a, for Quebec; Braihford, Seam, for Bombay ; and
Lord Wellington, ANDERSON, for Batavia. Arrived and sailed
fur the River the Fortune, ANDERSON, from Lisbon.
LIVERTO4, AUGUST 30.—Arrived the Nestor, Seateros, from
New York ; Kensington, HaatiLTON, from Philadelphia ; Albert,
from Virginia; and John Heyes, WATSON, froin Barbadoes.
WHITBY, AUOUST3o.—Arrived the Henry, GREF24WOOD, from
Newport, having lost her mast in a squall on the 28th inst.
SHLEZNES3, Aucuse3l.—Arrived yesterday the Chapman and
Nautilus transports, from the Cape of Good Hope ; the former
has sailed for Deptford, and the latter for Chatham, having
taken the troops from on board the Chapman.
o;sec:tar-House, Lour:too, AUGUST 51.—Ships Entered In-
wards : Victoria, from Jamaica; Burleigh, from Tobago; Lark,
from Cadiz ; Westmoreland, from Jamaica ; Hope, from To-
bago ; Alonzo, from Bourdeaux ; Alice, from Waterford; Lord
Nelson, from l'ugwash.—Entered awards : Edward, for
Bremen ; Elizabeth, for Havannah ; Tyne, for llamburgh;
.Georgina, for Philadelphia; George, for Rotterdam; Consul,
for Malta;
.Catalonia, for Barbadoes; Forbes, for Madras.—
Cleared Outwards: Venus, for Bilboa ; George, for Bour-
deaux ; Judith, for Newfoundland ; Thetis, for Jamaica; Wil-
liam, for Dublin; Phoebus, for Ilamburgh; Felicity, for Riga;
Prospect, fur Memel; Elizabeth, for Demerara.
Atterven—At Pernambuco, the llighfield, from Liverpool.
In the Mississippi, Braganza, from Liverpool. At New Or-
leans, Margaret, Kinnard, from Liverpool. At Oporto, the
Oporto, Covey, from London,; and Sophia, —, from New-
castle. At Demerara, Margaret, Glenn, from London. At
Quebec, Brown, Biking:cm, from London. At Cadiz, Tula,
Whete, from Gibraltar. At Barbadoes, Queensberry packet,
from Falmouth; Irlam, from Liverpool; Hawke, from Cork;
and Elizabeth, from Halifax, and on shore. At Genoa, Mar-
quis of Anglesei, from Loudon. At Seville, Minstrel, Murinter,
trop London ; and Waterloo, Blackler, from Bristol. At Bil-
boa, Idris, Clark, from Hull. At Havre, Unity, Gillies, from
Liverpool. At Oporto, Enterprise, from Dartmouth. .At
Naples, Ilow, Askew, from London and Leghorn. At St.
Petersburgh, Hound, Proudlove ; DWHIG, Gatcliff •' and Bro-
thers, Ilewson, from llull ; Delight, Fife, front Kirkaldy ;
Good Intent, —, front Grangemouth; Perseverance, .+Dou-1
glas, front Leith; Ardent, Davis; limp Liverpool; Venus,
Ltwitia ; and the Margaret, Frank, from Benicarlo. At Pa-
lau, Herman and Gustaf'', front Landon. At liamburgh, Bee-
hive, from Jersey.
VESSELS srose.st WITH—The Lucy Ann, from New Bruns-
vdck to Jamaica, on the 30th of July, in lat. 33. 36. long. 78.
• Ilarriet, Newell, from and to the same Ports, on the 31st. in
L. '25. 10. long. 59. Success, of Plymouth, on the 6th ul:imo,
lat. 50. 20. long. 16. Betty, of Workington, for Miramichi,l
the 22d, :4 lat. 46. 50. long. 27. 30. Kingston, from Liver-
pool to St. John's (New Brunswick), on the 25th, in lat. 50. 30.
long. 16. Nelson, from London to St. John's (New Brunswick),
on the 7th, in lat. 45. long. 58. 7. British Queen, from- New-,
castle to Pictou, on the 3d, in lat. 45. 44. long. 55.35.
AI:GrST 50.—Arrived the Fame, Scoaresar, from
Greenland. wits 10 Pith, 215 butts.
LEITH, AUGUST 26.
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GREENLAND FlSHEty.—Monday, the Lively,
Wurscnos, from Greenland, arrived at Berwick,
with eleven fish, supposed to boil about 120 tuns.—
The Ftiiry, Tuomns, arrived at Dundee from Green-
land, on Tuesday, with six fish and a half ; 70 to b 0
tuns of oil.—Monday, the Hero, Youxo, arrived at
Montrme, from the Greenland Whale fishing, with
seven fish, supposed to boil about 75 tuns. On the
7th July, in 80 deg. 30 min. Captain YOUNG picked
up two beats and their crews belonging to the Glen-
more of Loudon, and Eliza of North Shields. These
bats had been endeavouring to tow the ships off the
lee ice, in a calm, but the swell being very heavy, the
ships were drove among the ice, and in the general
confusion the boats were left outside. Thick weather
coming on immediately after, the Hero was obliged
to make the best of her way to the southward, and
sometime after fell in with the Etu itta of London, and
put the boat's crew of the Glemnote on board her.—
Sunday, arrived at Aberdeen, from the Greenland
whale fishery, the Jane, CHRISTIE, with one fish; on
Monday, the Neptune, IttpLEv, with two; and Hen-
rietta, SMALL, with seven; and on Wednesday, the
'than, CRASUIE, with three, both about sixty tuns;

and Hera.)les, INw.ls, cle.in. The Henrietta found
a dead whale, of the species called a firmer, but was
only able to get about seventeen butts of blubber, it
being found impracticable, with all the tackle that
could be used, to turn this enormous inhabitant of

the deep, exceeding the length of the ship itself
about fourteen feet, and in breadth about half more
than that of the vessel, while the back appeared
above the water nearly as high as the railing. The
'faun was beset among the ice, when in lat. 10.40.
from the Bth to the 20th July, along with two foreign
ships. The High Flyer, of Hull, is lost, in conse-
quence of damage from the ice ; the Eliza, of Shields,
and the Inverness and Gleinuore, both of London.
The Eliza, Inverness, and one of the foreigners, got
clear ; the Eliza and Ythan came out together, after
five days of the greatest. exertion, with ice-saws, and
the latter par ted with the Eliza, all well, with seven'
fish, 40 tuns, in lat. 76. on the 30th of July. The
Glenmore, Too, of London, with 17 fish, about 90
tuns, with a Dutch ship, the Rose in Bloom, were
left in the ice, the latter about two miles distant, C.ere
being no possibility of assisting them without the risk
of being • again beset. • On the Gth of August, the
Ythan, owing to the damage sustained, sprung a
clanger,us leak, in about lat. 72. and made so much
water, that after the crew had been almost completely
exhausted with three days hard pumping, they txc—
ceeded in stopping the leak by means of two sails got
under the bottom, so that the vessel was enabled to
proceed, and happily arrived safely at her destina-
tion. Monday, the Gleaner, SHAND, arrived at Pe-
terhead, from Greenland, with six fish, about thirty
tuns of oil, being the last of the Peterhead vessels at
the fishing this season.

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