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London, England, 1818-04-24 00:00:00

.WVAL INTELLIGINct.

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MAILS THIS DAL
MIL DM ARIL
DebiUs 1 i Lisbon 0 1
Woodard 1 1 Malta 0 0
Onernsayiethirtsy 1 0 Prance 0 0
Holland 1 0 Hansburgb 1 0
Gottenbargk 0 0 Flanders 0 0
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 25.
Arrived the Sherburne, BowmAN, from Calcutta.
Sailed the Ganges, CHAPMAN, for Calcutta.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 25.
Wind E.S.E.—Arrived off this Port the Honobrable
Company's ships Royal George, and Dorsetshire,
front Cbma,
COWES, APRIL 23.
Sailed the Prince Kutoioff, HILL, with troops from
Albany Barracks, for the West Indies.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 23.
WiudE.N.E.—Passed down Channel, the Orwell,
Lzses; Perseverance, TEMPLER ; and the Sovereign,
—, for India. Arrived his Majesty's ship DorrettaL,
from Chatham, for St. Helena and the Cape. Sailed
the Lucy Davidson, CAMPBELL, for the West Indies;
TonmeuLt., for Demerara ; and the Lord Nid-
dry, RICHARDIOII, for Quebec.
DEAL, APRIL 23.
Wind E. blows hard.—Came down from the River
and sailed, the Caledonia, Tom, for St. John's ; and
the Marianna, ALLEN, for the South Seas. Remain
the SEVERN frigate; and the Fame, MITCHELL,
from Cork.

DOVER, APRIL 23.
Wind F. N. E. and blows hard.—Sailed last night
the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HALLANDS,
with a mail and passengers for Ostend, and the Lard
Duncan packet arrived from that port last night with
the Flanders Mail and passengers. Sailed this morning
the Lord Duncan packet, Captain HAMILTON, for
Calais, with a mail and passengers. Arrived this af-
ternoon the Susanna, Captain MooN, from Calais,
with passengers.
HARWICII, APRIL as.
Arrived the Emily packet, with Mails &c. from
Holland ; Castlereagh packet, with ditto, from Cux-
haven ; Diligent, ATKINSON, from London to Harlin-
gen, leaky, and carried away her boom. Put back
the Lady Nepean packet, with Mails, for Holland.

SHEERNESS, APRIL 23.
An East Indiaman has been on shore this day, on
the-upper part of the Nore Sand, but fortunately has
got off again, and has proceeded down on her pas-
sage to the Downs. We could not ascertain her
name. Several ships have come into this harbour,
but the weather being so boisterous, has prevented
any communication with them.
COLCHESTER, APRIL 25.
Sailed the Lady Frances packet, Captain HOWARD,
with passengers, for Ostend. The Flanders horse-fairs
'ars now beginning, and there will be a very consi-
derable show of horses for agricultural purposes and
heavy work, at Oudenarde, on the 2d of May.— A brig
from Rotterdam has struck on the Heaps, knocked
off her n.dder, and been' carried into the Thames by
a Smack.

GREENOCK, APRIL 20.
Arrived the George Canning, Dunlop, from Calcutta: sailed
thence the 11th of List October ; left at the Cape the ship Sher-
burn, for Liverpool; also the Elisabeth, of London, both. to
sail in a few days. Arrived the Intrepid, Finlay, from St. Do-
mingo: sailed thence the sth of last February. Arrived the
Britacria, Hutchieson, from Marseilles. last from lioly Loch;
sailed from the former place on the 18th of February. Arrived
on Thursday, the Cyrus, Grossarcl, from Charleston. The ship
William, Capt. Paterson, from the Clyde fur Teneriffe anti St.
Thomas, was in lat. 40. N. long. 11. 15. W. all well on the 25th
ult. The Cho, Budle, sailed from Berbice for this port the Ist
of August, and has not since been heard of.
GRAVESEND, APRIL 25.
Arrived the Sirene, Prager, from Calais ; Jonge Jan, Erni*.
man, from Antwerp ; Mary, Williams, from Rotterdam : se-
veral ships have gone past to-day in a hard gale, names unknown.
Sailed the Henry, Cope., for Lisbon; and Three Johns, Ro-
berts, for Rotterdam.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, APRIL es.
Saws Myren= IswAnns.--The Lively, Hayes, from Harlin-
gen ; Vier Gebroeders, Vries, and Vrow Retie, Vries, from
Amsterdam ; Aaron, Langdon, from Lisbon; Merchant's
Friend, Anderson, from Swinemunde ; Victoria, --, from
Wolgast ; Jane, Whylock, from Berbice and Mary, Williams,
from Rotterdam.
Ourwsans.--Tbe Ann, Older, for Smyrna and Constanti-
nople ; Active, Roberts, for Dublin ; Britannia, Lewis, and
Trim, Gray, for Elsineur and Petersburgb ; Commerce, Hunter,
for Madeira ; &dna Ewlis, for Elsineur and Pillan ; Lady
Ford, Strong, for ieneriffe ; Prince of Saie Cobnnrg, Ladd,
for Rotterdam ; and Waterloo, Munro, for Maranhatn.

The Industry, BROWN, from North Shields to Lon.
don, was totally lost on the Heaps yesterday morn.
ing, and a sloop, laden with iron, is lost on the Gun-
fleet Sand.
NORTHERN EXPEDITION.—The DOROTHEA and the
Taawr, bound fur the North Pole, put back to the
Little Norc yesterday morning, the former with two
anchors broken. The IsABELLA, Captain Sir J. Ross,
has also since arrived; and the ALEXANDRA is at an-
chor just below the Nore.
FIRES AT ST. PETEREBDROII AND VIENNA.---OR
the 27th of March, the Panoptroon, a large wooden
building at St. Petersburgh, five stories high, which
lay out of the City on the other side of the Neva,'
became a prey to the flames. This building was
erected only a few years ago, after a very ingenious
plan of the English General BENTHAM and was oc-
cupied as workshops for many branches of the Ma-
rine, and as barracks for sailors. It was capable of
containing 3000 persons.—At Vienna, on the 3d of
April, another prodigious fire took place in a wood
magazine belonging to the Bakers. A misunder-
standing caused the fire engines to be sent to the
other side-of the Danube, by which the extinguishing
of the fire was delayed. The quantity of wood burnt
is estimated at 160 cords.
-The proposal to found an Order of Knighthood,
for the Kingdom of Norway has been accepted by the'
Diet, and the necessary sums agreed to be granted. 11
It is with much pleasure we learn that the Bava-
rian Government is seriously engaged in framing a'
new Constitution. A liberal Project, drawn up by
the CROWN Pattica himself, is said to have been laid
before the Council of State. Prince WREDE takes a
very active part in the deliberations on this subject.
Forty-six shillings, of the early part of the reign of
Queen ELtzwarns scarcely injured by time, were dis-
covered in a smaisilver box, a few days oatag y a
man, while ploughing in a piece of ground,Ox-
comb, near Louth, In Lincolnshire.
The Duke of RICUMOND'S Salary and Military Al-
lowances, as Governor-General and Commander in
Chief in Canada, amount to upwards oflo,ooo/. a-year.