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London, England, 1818-01-22 00:00:00

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1118 DAY.

MAILS T 1
AIM. DIM .tea. sea.
Dublin 1 0 Lisbon 0 0
Waterford. 0 3 Malta 0 1
Guernsey and Jersey 1 0 France 1 0
Holland 2 0 Itambiargk 0 3
Crottenburgh 0 3 Bastion 0 0
PORTSMOUTH. JANUARY el.
Wind W. N. W.—Armed the ship Norfolk, ED-
WARDS, from London to Bengal; and Jonge Pieter,
JOHANASON, from Amsterdam for Berbice. Put back
the schooner George Dayst, JACKSON, for Charante.

DEAL, JANUARY 21.
Wind W. N.W.--Carne down from the River the
Elizabeth, BWINDURN, for Buenos Ayres. Sailed
the Qtieen, Ytorr, for Jamaica, and several coasters
and colliers for their different destinations. Remain
the rat of the outward-bound.
DOVER, JANUARY 2t.
Wind Westerly.—Arrived off this port, the King-
ston of Salisbury, liAtrauu.sa, from Boston to Ant-
werp, but 36 days.

NARRATE. JANUARY 21.

Arrived in our Roads, and proceeded for the River,
the Charles Mills, from India. The brig said to be
the Wocton, on shore on the Fairness Rock," is the
Acteon, FULTON, for Berbice ; she got off last night's
tide, without damage, and remains in our Rol&--
Arrived in our Roads, the Contest, GE.Ntxu.s,, from
Demarara, and has landed letters.

RAMSGATE, JANUARY 21.
Wind Westerly.—Captain CHARM, of the ship
Charles Mills, from India, came on shore last even-
ing for an anchor, which was sent off immediately.
HARWICH, JANUARY 24. _ _

Wind N.W.—Arrived the Castlereagh, MACDO-
NOVGII, with Mails and passengers from Helvoetsluys.

TEIGYMOUTH, JANUARY so.
Arrived at this Bar, the Shannock, Wasaaa, from
Newfoundland in sixteen days. •

STANOATE CREEK, JANUARY 21.

Arrived the Argo, JACKSON, from Smyrna; Fame,
Moons, from Alma; and the Richard and Ann, from
Alicant.

JERSEY, JANUARY is.
Ever sinde Saturday last the weather has continued
very boisterous, cold and/rainy ; wind varying from
S.S.W. to S.E. Sunday night it blew a perfect hur-
ricane, with thunder, chiefly from the S.W. There
have been no arrivals this week, except the packet
from Weymouth, that sailed on Saturday evening
last ; and after a long and dangerous passage, fortu-
nately arrived here at nine o'clock yesterday morning.
Yesterday it continued blowing violently, with rain,
the whole of the day and night. In the evening the
wind shifted to N.E. and then to the W. A large
French lugger, with provisions, several passengers,
French and English, from Grandville, was wrecked
about nine'in the evening, near Orgueil Castle. By
the exertions of the boats from the Castle, the pas-
sengers were all saved.

COVE OF CORK. JAirtrART
His Vajesty's sloop FALmotreit, that sailed on thls
13th, returned this day, from stress of weather.—At
four o'clock on Friday morning last, his MAest7's
schooner Piero°, bearing 18 miles S.E. of Tusker,
it blowing a heavy gale at West. with thick fog, a
laden merchant brig was seen. close to her lee bow,
running off, the wind light for her: the PIgTOU had
not room to wearCleu of her, and the Officer and
people on watch hailed the brig frequently, but as
no answer was made, it is supposed the people on
board of her were asleep. In 'this drea.clikil situation
the Pzcrou's helm was put alee, as the last effort to
save her from total destruction, and the brig imme-
diately after struck her abaft the starboard main-
chains, with such violence, that she stove in the
Pictou's starboard-quarter, broke several of her tim-
bers, sheer and gunwale streak, waterways, beams,
and knees, broke the bulwark to pieces, and shattered
the wales to atoms, down to the water-line 13 feet in
length, and otherways most materially injured the
vessel.—After the violence of the shock, the vessels
rebounded from each other, the brig's masts fell by
the board, and itjs feared she foundered with her crew,
and unfortunately such was the wrecked state of the
Pictou, and the violence of the gale, that she could
not render the slighest assistance. The schooner Ca-
ledonia, STEWARD master, from Prince Edward's
Island, was driven on shore at Crarretstov.-n Strand,
on Monday night—the crew was saved, and if the
weather continues moderate, the cargo was also ex-
pected to be saved.—Ships of war in the Port: The
Tonnant, Faltnouth, and Pictou.

GRAVESEND, JANUARY 21

Arrived the Jane, Owens, from Oporto ; the Harriet, Collins,
from St. Michael's ; the Cadmus, Dent, from the Isle of France ;
George, Nayer, from New York ; Mary Ann, Clare, from Cal-
cutta ; Cambrian, Sheriff, from Berbice ; Janet, Dunlop, from
Demerara ; Brilliant, --, from Calcutta ; and several others.
Sailed the John, Vaux, for Jamaica ; and the Juliana, Ogiluis,
for Batavia.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, JANUARY 21.

SHIPS Eteream Ixwaans--The Thomas and Elizabeth, froM
Havre ; Prince of Waterloo, from Ostend ; Richard and Am,
from Stangate Creek; the Cape pocket, from the Cape of Good
Hope ; Ann, from Jamaica ' • Archibald, from Campeachy ; the
Alpha, from St. Michael's ; Charles Henry, from Seville - Co S,.
stance, from Caen - Hope, from Boston ; Heros, from Cll
Oerwaans.—The Oporto, for Oporto ; the Prince Regent, for
India ; Alfred for Madeira and Sierra Leone • Wenspm, for
°post° ; Endeavour, for Rotterdam; Brilliant, St. Loan
Traveller, for Gibraltar; Theodosia,
_for Madeira; Union, fOr,
Rotterdam ; and the Live 001, for Maranham. •
Yesterday morning amen night, a labourer, em-
ployed in the West India Docks, was assisting in
lowering goods by means of a crane from one oldie'
warehouses into a cart, when his hand accidentally,
became entangled in the
;jigger, and his three fingers
were literally torn off. the poor man was taken to
the London Hospital in great agony.

We understand that besides the usual novelties in
Literature, Arts, the Drama, &c. the LITERARY GA-
ZETTE of Saturday next will contain The Journal V.
the Austrian Archdukes' Tour through England en
1816, translated from the original MS. written by
themselves. The observations of these enlightened
Princes, during their residence in this country, will,
no doubt, be read with a lively curiosity. We pre-
same our Readers are aware that the Literary Os-
sent, which is constantly preferring new claims to
the attention of the Literary World, is published
weekly, and sent, free of postage, throughout the
Kingdom, and may be received in the Country, on
Sunday, at the distance of nearly Two Hundred miles
from Tcwn.