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London, England, 1818-12-30 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE..

FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 27:
Wind S.S.E.-Arrived his IVlajetty's ship SPAtt-
To, from a cruize. The Marianna, NORRIS, from
London to Smyrna, &c. put in to- repair damages,
been struck by a sea, which carried away all
the s.aunchions on the starboard-side forwards.—
Saile.l the Duke of Kent packet, with a Mail for
Lisboa.—Since writing this evening, we have seen
captain. HOUGH, of his Majesty's cutter ACTIVE, Who
had just landed from towing-in the French ship Clio,
VINCENT, from Martinique for Havre, out 77 days,
47 of which she had been dismasted.
PENZANCE, DECEMBER 27.

The Jeannie's cargo is all landed and warehoused,
and they are preparing to float the vessel off this
evening tide by filling her with empty casks.
PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER se.
Came in the Ocean, RIIMMINGTON, from Bengal,
sailed from St. Helena the 14th November.

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 29.
Wind N. E.—Arrived the Crown transport, from
Dover. Sailed the Clarkson, Ross, for Demarara.
DEAL, DECEMBER 29.
Wind N. N. W.—Came down from the River last
right and sailed the Blenheim, SHUTTER, for Cayenne,
&c. Duchess of Bedfor , I AWKINS, for ditto; and
d
Ann, MATHEW°, for St. Thomas's. •

DOVER, DECEMBER 29.
It having been reported that the brig Effort, de-
serted by the crew on the Goodwin Sand last week,
hid been picked up and carried into Calais, the Master
of the King George packet, who left Calais yesterday
loon, says, that no such vessel had arrived there
he came away.

RAMSGATE, DECEMBER 25.
Came in the Crow*, from Ilfracombe for London;
2nd the Union, from London, for shelter. No tidings
having been heard of the brig Effort, it is concluded
- beat off the Sand, and sunk in deep water.
HOLYHEAD, DECEMBER 28.
The Hercules, Cows, from Liverpool to New York,
-log struck upon the fish Bank and lost her rud
h.ts got in here by the assitance of a Liverpool
t.boat.

DARTMOUTH, DECEMBER 22.
Arrived off this port last evening, and landed the
- and passengers, the 'Ocean, REMMIN6TON,
Bengal when she sailed 14th August, and
S. Helena 19th ult. The Standard, licensed
ip, sailed from Bengal with the Ocean. The Prince
tent, Castle Handy, Marchioness of Ely, Fairley,
Henry Procter, had 'arrived at Calcutta. The
ail, and the Lusitania, sailed from St. Helena
Bengal 10:h November. The Prince Regent,
nrs, was at St. Helena, and expected to sail in a
y or two after the Ocean.
SHEERNESS, DECEMBER 2S.
The Bating, LAMB, bound to New South Wales,
convicts is arrived at the Nore, having put
to repairthe damage she received isn the Brake

CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, DECEMBER 29.
Einem brwanna—The Christina, Klok, from Dordt; Per

_...e, Roberts, from Antwerp ; Proselyte, Barton, from
alineent's; Aurora, Hatch, from Seville • Aid, Leslie, from
Omuta; Susanna, earns, from Malaga ; Providence, Japes,
bar Geno• -; Mary, Bell, from Tarot. ; and Triton, -Marshill,
Iss Qusb.c.
Ennui Otrrwaiws.—The Isabella, Richardson, for Jamaica;
!:ear, Holmes, for ditto; Oakes, Alderson, for Madeira;
Woes Planter, Redman, for ditto; Ascenzione, Gurgiulo,
isp!es; the ill.asaiger, ! ace, for St. Thomas's • Middlesex,
for N.w York ; Unity, Williamson, for ; and
aloes, Sowell, for Antigua.
Winn 01 warns.—The Glory, Scott, for Cadiz ; Zephyr,
• Honduras ; Boildingtons, Parent, for Bermuda; Fanny,
fcr S:. Vincent's; Melanthe. Parrett, for Bahia; and
Matin, Le Roy, for Rouen.

Tne following is an Abstract of the United States
isin y Report, dated the 2Sd of November, 1818,
.laced in pounds sterling :.....
2 Net Revenue of the United States for 1916,
amounted to - - - ‘0.467,304
fur 1817, to - - - - 6,497,888
timateel Receipts for 1818, to - - 6,378,107
timated Expenditure for ditto - 6,902,960
aving a surplus of £475,057 for the year 1818.
< Public Debt, which was contracted before
1912, amounted to - -
• after 1818, to

'1,165,052
15,518,189

Debt of the United States - £22,479,241
the above statement, it appears that the Na-
, Debt of the United States was more than
..:)led during her last war with England.
Thursday night, it being very dark, a young man,
Rennet, belonging to the Lord Duocan Ostend
in Dover Harbour, in coming OR shore, un-
ly fell between his vessel and another packet,
was drowned.
Tuesday se'nnight, Mr. ROBINSON, Midshipman of
SEVERN, stationed at Broadstairs for the preven-
of smuggling, fell over the Cliff at a short dis-
Jcom that place, and was taken up dead.—
AM STEWART, a seaman belonging to the same
s-ip, met with a similar accident, but not with Oat
like fatal result ; he is, however, not expected to
Liens, DEMMER 28.—Tuesday night, about •II
ocktk, Mr. John Lohky, a Mill-owner at Farnlef.
aai Mr. John Whitfield, a Cloth-searcher, at Pudsey,
It: the Queen's-head, at Mill-hill, both on one horse,
a-d proceeded along Leeds-bridge towards Farnley.
Suit after they had passed the small bridge leading
tut of Water-lane towards the Canal, one of them
oh -Arved it was a dismal dark night, and it was well
L-key were so perfectly acquainted with their way.
L... 5 conversation had scarcely finished, before the
Ivree. owing to the fog, quitted the road, and fell with
riders into the old Canal-basin. Some time after,
Mr. West, Master of a stone-vessel lying in the basin,
being alarmed by the cries of some person in distress,
!`send from his cabin, and with the assistance of
Mr. Andrew Coulman and his mute, and some of the
17::knien employed by the Union Company, rescued
Lnbley and his horse from their perilous situation.
had sunk to rise no more ; and, though
4E.: e: it search was made for his remains, the body
w:s not found till Friday, having floated from the
Ila;e where they had plunged into the water, on the
loath side of the old basin, to the north-east corner of
the eery basin, at the point. nearest to the Waterloo
".4'.1 Thursday night, a respectable tradesman in
" town missed his road, and walked into the new
I'4l-'1: he would have perished had he not been an
ciett swim:net. •

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