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London, England, 1819-03-13 00:00:00

NAVAL LVTELLIGENGE.

ransom', Ahern 10.—Wind variable from S. to N. light
airs and fine weather.—Sailed six or seven vessels for London ;
and a few otherafur ports in the Channel.
Ptvasoutne, Matto' 11.—Sailed the vessels bound up Channel.
PORTSacrzn, AL acts 12.—Wind N.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship GRECIAN, from a cruize, and a few coasters and colliers.
agA gen 14.—Wind lt:.N.W.—Passed by at the back
of the Goodwin Sand yesterday, the Vigilant, front Charleston,
for Copenhagen; and Jansen, Alavo, from Amsterdam for Ba-
tavia. Came down from the River, the Jane, M‘Ctras, for
Charleston; Sir Stephen Lushington, liPKtttaa, for Madeira
and Bombay.; Ann, Queeen, fur Madeira and St. Rites; Trio,
S)11111, for Leghorn; Prince of Orange, SILL, for Cork and
Ceylon; 'Henrietta, COAITS, for New Orleans • St. Patrick,
Caosav for Belfast ; Venus, Lawson, for Baia : the whole
have sailed except.the Sir Stephen LusLington. Put back the
Neptune, Ilea'', for Cadiz.
Maacts 11.—The follow:17 vessels Have this day sailed
for Davis's Straits F:s.nety, viz. Winlam, Ilaaeu.tan; Ingria,
KNILL Duckenfield 11a11, MAnnison; Mary Prances, Wit-
t's/toy ; Albion, SLINGSBY ; Samuel, PtactroN; and !'regress,
GAVirtIORN ; also the Ebor, I.Er, for Greenland.
;Sln.roan, Masten 4.-7.sbout twenty sail of Irish traders and
coasters have put in here, and remain niitul-bound.
Custom-Horse, Mats:' 12.—N0 Ships Entefed Inwards .
Othrwaaos t The Lord 'Wellington, Newton, for Buenos Ayres;
Deux Antis, Duchinon, for Rouen; Margaret, Smith, for Rot-
terdam; Speculation, Soper, for Oporto; Juno, Way, for Lan-
zarotte ; Juffer Jantje, Ihder, for Bremen; Cygnet, Barrow,
felr St. Johr.'s, rieurfoundLat#l and Canada, Davison, for Que-
bec.—Cl,taaso OUTWARDS 'flit Behn„ltenderson, for Rio
Janeiro; Jt :me Francoise, Barniseke, for Antwerp; Swallow,
Phillips, for the Cape of Good Hope; South Bak, Humble,
for Bremen ; Lunpferd, Anthony, for B:rbice; Ann,. Mitchel,
and Camilla, Stevens, for Cadiz ; Trent, Longbottnm, for Ber-
muda ; Susannah, ;learns, for Rourdeaux ; Dund.e, Copper,
Frinds, Jamieson, and Hope, Duncan, for the Greenland
Fishery; and Ross, Ilf‘Taggart, for India.

The Duke and Duchess of Cul OUCESTER dined with
the Princess AUGUSTA, at Windsor, on Thursday.
The Princess SOPHIA is now enjoying much better
health than she did some months since.
We are happy to find that the in!entions of her late
Majesty the QUEEN, in forming an Institution in me-
mory of thejamented Princess CHAaLotra, for the
grown-up unprovided orphan daughters of Clergy-
men, and of Naval and Military Officers, is carried
on with great spirit.
COVENT-GARDENORATOR zo.—The Selection at this
Theatre last night, though much the same as before,
went off exceedingly well.
The interehenge of kind offices strengthens the union of hu-
man hearts. This applies to n.tiors equally as to individual..
The intercourse which the British and Foreign 'Bible Society
has opened among good men, and the awakening of the beet
affections of their hearts to each other, hove extended fro's
Siberia to the eve of Good Hope, and from the Ganres to ele
'Mississippi. The beet effects of this spirit of reciprocal kindness
have been felt in the two ends of our own island. Our northern
friends have afforded essential aid to the Alies:on in India., and
also to the London Missionary Society. In the day of their
need, they have very naturally looked to England for brotherly
aid ; and, as it initeht be expected, have not looked in vain. At
the close of the public appeals, which the Btputation have made,
it is thought advisable to invite their ceentrymen. and other
good men, w'eo take an interest in the success of Christianity,
especially in Ilussiee 'Denary, to meet on Tuesday next, (see the
Advertisement) in the City of London Tavern, when a particular
account will be given of the rise, progress, and present state
, . . of the Edinburgh Missionary Society, and the grounds of its
•
Yesterday, a little before twelve o'clock, the Duke claims on the public support.
Letters received by the Orange, from Buenos Ayres (the at--
of Yost: left town for Windsor. rival of which at Liverpool was stated in the Semi of Tuesday),
His Royal Highness Prince LEOPOLD iS still at positively assert that the whole of the Spanish vea'els which
Cobourg. sailed from Cadia, with veers, Rec. for the defence cf rent, had
We are requested to state that the firm of JosErtt fallen into the hands of
,the Patriots, with the exception of two
r. seenli to f,odunsdhier of
.Cape kforn„ where
FOURDRINIER and CHARLES JOUN FOURDRINIER, of
The:
Rickmanswotth, Hens, Paper Manufacturer::, were add, that between the timey 'Oft theer
saiiiegpwof.etchke
r"Thedsietiolnetatez
in no way whatever connected with the bonse of' its falling iuto the hands of the Insurgents, more than
one•half
CHARLES Fourtnnixtru and JOSEPH B. HUNT, of of the crews and troops had de4 through privations, want, and
Sherborne-lane, Wholesale Stationers. • fatigue and that the survieors \ewe reduced to a most dtplora-
bie state.
Never was there a Periodical Work announced of We are sorry to announce the failure of that respectable and
greater promise and curiosity, than the Journal of old concern the Tarr.worth Old Bank, of the firm of Uaevnte,
Nett* Vol;ages and
Travels. It promises a constantly- tux., and Weizmwrow, which stopped payment on Wednesday
last.—Coventre lierald,,Karch 12.
recurring series of novelty and interest, and in the
- FATAL ACCIDICIT.— —'This a day week while six persons were at
middle of the month when novelty is sought by lite- work in ' in this
a coal-pit, at Tipton,
rary epicures. The Finn. MINDER claims .special bun through a. rib of coal, and inundated the pit. Macy all im-
llotice, as containing an original JOURNAL, of the late mediately mil to the bottom of the abaft ard clung to the pit-
VOYAGE to the Ancric REGIONS, with Plates, being rope. by which tiny endeavoured to ascend, when one of them,
a lad named Samuel Wrtylit, aged 1: years, succeeded in este.-
Ahe firA authentic amour.' that has appeared. casing himself; another, William Wiliis, fell. when about a third
The Rev. Mr. DuNcA.tr, the founder of the Banks of the way up, though materially hurt, survived; and-the other
for is now in London, for the purpose of four Were killed, having fallen from 1ia1iae,,;,...
obtaining an Act of Parliament for the protection of eitrese, Mach 12. •
A her: ible murder was committed ;
'these Institutions in Scotland. This Gentleman .
A butcher cut in two, wu •
n sleree kv
having devoted much of his attention to the princi- jealous, ansl buried not fat. from his
pp of education, •'and particularly to the system fol- body. His dog, however, who
lowed in Scotland. has been solicited. to preach a wretched up the earth and uncovered
•the erderwas discovered, and the -
Sermon on tllii. subject; at the Caledonian Church,
TT* 6th instant, at the Court a
Cross-street, Hatton-garden, on Sunday next, the vidual of that town was aictised
14th instant : the Service begins at eleven o'clock, cemher last, poisoned his mother
and on this occasion the scat of the Directors of the ing arsenic into
four tvhel w. s
only
which s.
escaped
Caledonian Asylum. will be appropriated to such her
f
t.rstion of remedies. it nlor ,
•
Members of Parliament as have already signified come solely possessed of his nietheee
their intention of being present. . • detnned to the punishment of a -

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from saharstion.—Shrewsoney
tted a few days since at finger.
kuif,', a matsof tyhona he w .5
his house the Vro parts of the
11. I
bad witnessed the interment,
Ivcred the head., bi• this moms
be murderer talon into custody.
of Assiaes at Totten, an indi-
of- having, on Ote27th of De-
• and his three sid‘tas,tiy *ton
was prepared to bdit their die-
tpud death by time speody admi-
itive of the tritilicial situ to be-
letitee6 kier Was COD-
parricide.
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