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London, England, 1817-10-29 00:00:00

NAPA!. IYIELLIGENCS.

Tint East•lndia Company's ships Ixocts and M.
QUIS Coattwscus arrived at Bomhey tile 27th M4y.

FALmramt. OCTOPER sc.
Wind N.—Sailed. the Dike of Wellington, Krim,
for Hamburgh ; Minerva and Brailaford tranworta,
for Portsmouth. Arrived r,ff here an American ship
(mane usikaown) from Norfolk for Antwerp.

PENZANCE, OCTOBER 27.
The John, SALTOnat, from Bourdeaus for Grier.:Sy,
Itas been towed in by one of but boats in gre it ds.
tress, having in a gale split all her sails, carnal away
her larboard chamois, and is in a very leaky sure ;
also put in the Maria, WIctIsELL, from St. Earthen.
mew's for Stockholm, in distress, having split I:er
sails and received other damage, stud very short of
provisions. The Maria has on board the crew of t'•,v
Heroine,Casessit, which foundered in lat. 47. N.
long. SO. W.
PLYMOUTH, Of;TOBER 27. •
Arrived the Good Intent, PROCTOR, from /4,tw
Brunswick; and Kitty and Clara, ROwITT, Wills
Roscoli. Sailed the City of Bourdeaui, for Dundee;
Orestes, Pickster ; Lord Collingwnnd, COATS; Ctes•
cent, Bauch; Mary Jane, H.szisoli ; and Churchill,
PINCHItit, for London; Odessa, Ha.aisoN, for Chris..
tiaoa; and Goed Hoop, GRANT, for Amsterdam.
Passed up Charnpl . the Erin, HUSSZT, from Iskw
York for Loodoo ; slrid. Eagle, WEDERSIIAND, from
Baltimore for Amsterdam.
PORTS-MOUTH, OCTOBER
Wind S.W.—ArrivEd his Majesty's ship Mama,
from the West Indies; and Christiana transport, from
Jamaica. Sailed the Paav YAtSTS for Plymouth.
DEAL, OCTOBER se.

Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the River the
Elizabetk OSTLER, and the Waterloo, MOORE, from
Calcutta; Mulgrave Cabtle, and Tiniandra, from
Bombay ; Nell', ANTHONY, from Quebec ; Orion,
Wutricoau, and Plains, LAUB, from Berbibe; Argo,
HOLLAND, from Tarragona; Jolly Batcklor, Cauem-
HEAD, from FAyal; London, Duncan, train TUbdir 1
Gratitude, Ducatirr, tram Genoa ; and Ceres, Chow,
from Havannah. Came down from the River, the
Charles for Malta, Mary for the Cape, Louisa for
Jamaica, Windham for Bengal, Elizabeth for St.
Kitt's; Camden for Antigua; Leipz:g tar Sr. 1.1)..
ming°, Rebecca fur St. Thomas's, and Zodiac for
the West Indies.

P.S. A Mail from Calcutta and one from Bombay
are forwarded to London by thib evening's post.
RAMSGATE, OCTOBER 2b.

Put in for shelter toe lollowiug vessels, viz. Jane,
RICHAniX ; Beaver, FORRPST ; Nancy, Eons, ; Sts
sannalt, JENKINS ; President, JONES; Fame, WPLIIASI
and William Dixon, DONALDSON. The latter i.la.sea
with King's stores.
rooLE, OCTOUR 2R.
Arrived tLe Swallo EL Lo ion , from Ne wfoun d. •
laid. Captain MELLottoit states, that on Saturday
last he was spoken a hide to the Westward of Scilly,
by his Majesty's ship Rosanto, who informed him
that they had just relieved a Dane, horn Trinidad,
out 75 days, who had suffered great distress frr want
of provisions. The master and a boy had perished on
board. Saw a large ship dismasteil, and a schooncr
bearing 4way to her,Assi,tance. It is much to be
(eared that very shortly too many instances will be
recorded of sufferings.sind calamity to vessels hcm e.
ward boued,fromthe Ooutliward, irool the long pre.-
vailing strongoto,dradverse winds they must have
experienced.
CUSTOM HOUSE, OCTOBER eft.

Sums LNTLLLD INWARDS —4 he Sylph front Jersey ; Good
Intent, from Waterford; Hoop, from. Rotterdam ; Indere*,
donee, from Petershurgb ; Charlotte, from Bourtleaux; harrosa,
(rum Riga; Prince of Orange, from Rotterdam, a, from
Ostend; Traveller, from Jersey; Harosaiy, from Petersburgh ;
Result, from Belfast; Henrietta, from Middelberg ; Attrnra,
from Waterford; Mervin, from Memel; Hopewell, from liats.
bade*. ; rmiltsore, from Malaga ; Probity, from LishOrt.
OUTWARDS—The Two Brothers, for Rnutu; Da: ha !cc*, for
Barbadoes • Vrow Elizabeth, fat Ostend and &up's; and
Sarah, for iiamburgh ; Britaania, for tit. I homas's ; Re.
turn, fur Cork; Lana Charlotta, fur Riga ; V row Jacobs.

DRURY LANZ.Miss Bit repeated Folly in TJj
Beggar's Opera, last night, at this Theatre, ssith
creased merit and applause. Her voice, corsaca-4.
tively feeble in its earlier efforts, grew In volume as
it grew in practice, and the stage has seldom given
an example of more tasteful and cxpressive pet torm-
ante than her mare advanced songs.
COVENT-GARDEN.—The Opera of The Siege of Bel.
grads attracted last night a brilliant audience. The
science, taste and expression of lluatraw, displayed
as they are in this proJoction, may justly dely the
rivalry of the rest of Europe in the musical art.

NEWMARKET THIRD OC WEER MEETING, 1817.
TUISDAT, OCTUaII

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Fifty Pounds for stir.olds carryilig a featb.!r; 3-yr-ol.ts, ist. 51b ;
4-yr-olds, list. 91b.; s.yr-olds, 9tr. 'Sib. ; 6-yr-olds, 9st. 71b ;
and aged 9st. Itilb.—Last three miles of the ri C.
Lord Stawell's bay cult Ntstry.maker, 3.yrs-odd - 1
land Jersey's cheinut bo; Se skikirr billy, aced - u
Mr. Rogers's bay filly, by Sorcerer, t! yrs.old . - s
Mr. Fulker's bay filly, by Sorcerer, 3 yrr-old . - 4
6 to 4 agst Messy.annker-6 to 4 apt Slender 'Daly.
Handicap Sweep4kes of Aligs. each, for 3 yr-olds and upwards.
Mr. Fatralrs cult, by litibtail, 4-yrs.old, 7st. 134. I
Duke ut Rutlainr4 Rhoda, 4 yrs-ottl, s.t. . - 2
Duke of Grafton 's Milton, 4 yrs 01.1, nu. Nib.
Mr. Crocklord's Nadesjda,•s-yrs-old, est. bib.
Mr. Lakes Dumme Sampson, 4-yrs old, Bst. llb.
Lord G. H. Cavendishs. colt, by Sir I)avkl, 3-yra-old, ist. 131 b.
Lord Jersey's Parrot, 4-ytt.-old. 7n. 301 h.
Mr. Neville's Maid of Corinth, sit s old, 7st._Blls.

I- The Judge placed but two.-4 to I ago t Rhoda-4 to 1 agit
Altltou-5 toy apt Dentine 3antrson-6 to I api Lord G. it
rad
Ccudisb's colt, by Sir peg.