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London, England, 1818-01-30 00:00:00

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PoEttiMOUTII, JANCAItt at.
Wind S. blows hard.—Arrived the New Zeataitdei
Merino, for the Month Seas; Lyra, for Stflytna
Charles Hamilton, for Lisbon and Morningfield,
PERRY, for et. Domingo, from the Downs. The brig
John and Ann, bound to the Havatmah, is come into
harbour to stop a leak between wins and Water,
DEAL, JANUARY to.
Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed fof the River IQ
Jane, Hoaxiv, from the Cape of Good How ; GoOd
Friends, SHAIIRETT, from Rio Janeiro ; Barbadoes
Planter, WOOD, from Jamaica; Julius Czar, Lucia*
from Demerara ; Demerara packet, VsmeaLra, front
ditto ; and Charles, REED, front Fayal. Came down
from the River and remain, the Telus, CHILD, fcr
Pernambuco ; Maid, .drAltnyv, for Jamaica ; Po-
mona, FINLAY, for Tobago ; Orestes, PIXLEY, fel
'Jamaica; Mars, HerrEL, for Buenos Ayres; Robert
and Ann, STEEL, for Antigua. Pat back the Back.
worth, Cowsowooo, for Bt. Helena; Selina, POT.
TINGER, for Maranham ; Iphigenia, LAUGHTON for
Barbadoes ; and several others, particulars unknOwn.

DOVER, JANUARY 24.
Wind S.W. and blows fresh.—Arrived the Chlchesa
ter packet, Captain RUTTER, and a French packet
from Calais,

CORK, JANUARY 24 AND es.
Sailed his Majesty's schooner Pie Too, Lieutenant
MORGAN, for Plymouth; the Brailsford transport,
No. 16, Regulus transOert, No. 888, and Minerva
transport, Ko. 336, with the Bth Regiment on board)
for Malta.. -

CAEiMAR,VON, YANCARY 2s.
The brig that cameon shore yesterday in this bayf
is the Jane Gordcro, ROBERTI, from Maranham for
Liverpool, leaded with cotton. She cannot be got
of before next springs, without discharging her cargo.

GRAVESEND, JANUARY 20.
Afrived the Mary Ann, Jacksin, from New Brunswick; Fos,
Fos, from Ostend; 'Foists!), Westmorland, from Demerara
Hope, Morris, from Quebec Cruiser, from Naples ;
Chance, Bucks, from Dania; Hyperion, Lashley, from Bengal s
Nancy, Davison; from Havre; PcneVerande, Dqdal, from
Sake; Garland, Crown, from the Cape of Good Rape; Thy-
land, Robinson, from Malta ; and herlftsure. from St.
Nkhaers.--Sailed the Brilliant, 'Choi, for Smyrna ; Goo&
wood, Myhasn; and Monarch, for Oporto;
Papeneß, for Sierra Leone; Ceres, 'Watkins, for Londonderry I
and Gustaff Frederick, fbr Rotterdam.

CUSTOM-110eSE, JANUARY 20.
SUITS written Iltwartoo.—The Eugene, front Caen:, Ja.
from Seville ; Whittle, from Cadiz; Juliana, front St. John'.;
Prince Regent, from Lisbon; London Packet, frOM Bandeau:
Ourwaanc—The MT°, for Ostend; Rover, for tiFel=
land; Venable, for Dublin • Ilippolyta, for Calcutta;
for Berbire; Itertmortand:for Calcutta; Susan,for Havannalm
Avon, for Dublin - Industry, for Antwerp and Rotterdam;
Generous Friendt,
for Bremen s Hero., Tor Calais; Bees, Sir
Madeira and St.Vlncent's ; Johanna, for Antwerp and Brmaidal
Princess Charlotte, for Nl,deira, liarbadoes, and Tobago; Age.
noria, for Rio Janeiro; David Scott, for Ms,leira, Madras, spa
Bengal; Laurel, for Ancona, Ventre, and 'Trieste; inkalikAbo
for Jamaica.

The Right Hon. F. ROBINSON, the new Treastrtet
of the Navy, is to have a seat in the Cabinet. The
salary of this office is, by the late regnlations, now
reduced frcrn four to three thousand pounds a year.
Over the grand entrance to- the 'United Service
Club House, near Vieterlotioplace. which is now rag
pidly finishing, it to be pieced a fine irosorelielmb
representing BarrAmith, bestowing crowns of glory
De 46" *Or inettienee... •
Montfat se'nnight, beiag the anniversary. of her
MAJT.WIY s Birth-day, an elegant Concert and Ball
was given by Sir GEORGIC ARMITAGE and the Officers
of his fine Troop, the Huddersfield Yeoman Cavalry.
The Riding School at Huddersfield belonging to the
troop was most tastefully fitted for-the occasion.—
• The vocal performance of Miss D. TRAVIS (from the
King's Theatre), and of Mr. BRADBURT, gave the
greatest possible satisfaction. Sir Joni; and Lady
• AMELIA KAY; and many other families of rank and,
fashion in the neighbourhood, honoured the meeting
with their presence. The Ball, which was imme&
ately after the Concert, was opened' by the amiable
and interesting Miss KAY; and Captain MiNINR,
of the Ist Dragoon Guards, and -was kept up with
great spirit till two o'clock, when the company sat
down to an elegant supper, consisting of the choicest
wines and all delicacies the season and neighbour.
hood affor.led. After supper dancing again corn•
menced, and was kept up to a late hour, when the
company began to retire, highly delighted with the
evenings amusement.
Ten SrAcz.—By the death of the late.•l*. Ito.
BERT PALMER, Mr. MADDOX becomes the Fadter of
the Drury-lane Company ; Mr. Dowrox heir epos.
rent to that theatrical honour, and Mr. PinviLL, heir
presumptive. WALDRON, a contemporary of Mr.
GARRICK, and so many years a useful actor in the
humbler walks of the Drama, is still alive; and upon
the fund, but it such a state of bodily decay, that
his death may be hourly expected

We have authority to state, that Mr. HA Rata
BEAUMONT was yesterday. waited on by an old esta•
blished Brewer in Westminster, who- declared that
he was willing to prove, in' any way required by the
Anti-monopoly Committtee," that he used, and
would cetstinue tb use, nothing but sound malt and
hops ; and that the strength of his beer now was, and
should continue 'to be Nina', if not superior, to any
delivered from any of the eleven great brewers, and
that he was willing to supply the publicans at the old
price. This is one of the old class of brewers ;—he
has neither pe+ki nor hounds, nor a seat in Parlia.
ment ; but he is a tradesman—a useful man in. the
community—a 'man of sterling respectability. This
single fact is the best commentary on the licensing
system, that would engulph all the breweries in the
hands of a few great capitalists, and substitute their
mercy and moderation for the natural protection of
a fait competition.
CORN-EXCHANCE, MARX-LANZ JANUARY 30.
Although we have had very few arrivals since
Monday, the Wheat trade was heavy this morning,
and 2s. per quarter cheaper, excetA for picked satupßi
and superfine quality, which obtained Monday's prices
—Prime Malting Barley, being scarce, sold upon
Monday's terms, but all other descriptions arefull
per quarter lower, and neatly unsaleable—Oats are
ls. per quarter cheaper, and dull sale at that reduc-
tlon--In other articles no alteration.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, JANUARY 30.
To sink the ofral—per gtnne of sibs.

fled 111 to 4s OA Veal 3. od •• os
Mutton ..... ItoJo 4d Pork
boasts 540-.-Calve, aad Lambs 3,100-..Pagt 240.