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London, England, 1821-07-26 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

riOX TOE lOAZD Or TIM Y.LW ENGLAND COTFEL•IfOUI?, 311. T 26.
" New Brunswick, 13th June.

" The Favourite. Virvwx, sailed from this port on the leth
inst. and meeting with head wind, put bock; on entering the
harbour, refusing to take a pilot, she snuck on the sand grousd ;
damage as yet not ascertained, het supposed to be considerable."
CARDIGAN, JCLY 44.—The Nautilus, Doros, from Tliramichi,
arrived yesterday, grounded on the bar, but is expected to float
off to-morrow.

YARMOUTU, itTLY 25.—The Rochdale, from Hull for London,
carried away her topmast in a storm in the Cockle yeqerday.

Wrruouns, Jinx 25.—About twenty sail of vessels 're ?erg
in Portland-roads, bound to the Westward.—Wind S.W. blow-
ing very hard.
Cowes, JULY 25.—Passed through the Roads, for Holyhead,
yesterday, the Panice Racawr yacht, Captain Sir M. Sas:soya.
- - • • • - - -

Fatmoem, Juts 23.—Wind W.S:W.—Arrived the Robson,
Evaxs, from Annapolis. Royal in 35 days. Sailed the Aheona,
LLOYD, for Londonderry ; and Shamrock, Hotlines, for London.
Pr:mourn, Jour 24.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Thomas,
GAlL:sass, from London for Prince Edward's Island; and Tom
Bowline, LAUGHTON, from ditto for Jamaica. Arrived off this
port, the Palmyra, from London for Havannah.
Porrsmoorn, JULY 25.—Wind S.W.—Saiied l'Aigle, SHARP,
for London ; Indus, Warcnr, for Antwerp ; and Hussaren,
GrasoN, for St. Petersburgh. • Came into harbour the Albury
and Importer, transports, to land troops.
Dem. Juts- 25.—Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the
' River, the Hannah, W , from Quebec ; and Sisters, 'B-
MW', from Teneriffe.—Arrived and remains, the Venus, arms,
from Bremen for Baltimore.—Sailed, the Rapid, STORUALCIL, for
Amsterdam.—Came down from the River and remains, the
Venus, Canntea, for New York.
HAawren, Jugs 25.—Arrived the Lord Duncan packet, with
a Mail from CuaLaven. Sailed the Lady Nepean packet, for Cux-
haven; and Lord Nelson ditto, for Holland, each with a Mail.
Cusrom-Housz, JULY 24.—Ships Entered Inwards :=The
Hercules, Layton, Lady Popham, Merlin, and Rollin Cantle,
from Jamaica; Wellington, from the City of Good hope ;
Respect, from St. Michael's; Thalia, Irmo Prince of Wale.'.
Island ; and Ann, from Hamburgh.—Entered Outwards: The
Echo, fur Antigua ; Robert, for Seville; Industry, for Ham.
burgh ; •San Juan, for Bilboa ; Oscar, and Lou'sa, tor Jamaica; •
Golconda, for Madras; Fox, for Ostend; and Mary, for Ala-
laga.—Cleared Outwards: The Linen Hail, for ; Three
Betsey., for Naples; Lord Hungerford, for New South Wales;
Speedwell, for Cork ; Albion, for Antwerp ; Sa!ly, for Dublin.
Juts 25.—Ships Entered Inwards The Dolphin, Parthian,
Fortitude, Victoria, Waterloo, and Trader, from Jamaica ; Eli-
zabeth, from St. Lucia; Jones, from New Orleans; Itesqurce,
. from Memel; Aldborotigh, and Sir William Curtis, from C::lais;
Hope, from Tobago; Lord Melville, from South Shetland;
Caledonia, from St. Thomas's; Bee, from Witerford ; Levant,
from Belfast ; St. Laurence, from Quebec ; Julius, from S-.
Kitt's; Arundel, and St. George, from Granada.—Clca:ed
On-
wards: Tods, for Marseilles; Ann Mary, for Llsineur ;
both, for Palermo; and Regard, for Venice.
DAVIS' STRAITS FISHERY.

The Lady Jane, of Newcastle, is arrived nir Peterhead, from
Davis Straits, with 1G fish, about 260 tuns of oil. She brings
the following account :
Ellison, of Hull, - 10 fish, 27,d .Tnie.
Eliza, of Shields, - 9 fish, 95d June.
Granville Bay, of Shields, e fish, 17th June.
Princess of Wales, of Aberdeen, 1 fish, Gd Mtn..
Letitia, of Aberdeen, - clean, Gd 3L.y.

The AMBASSADOR Of the NETHERLANDS gave a
splendid entertainment yesterday, at his house, White.
hall-place, to the following distingui'hed personal ens
Prince Partanna,Duke de Grammont, Duke of Montrose, Duke
de Fernan Nunez, Marquis de Santa Cruz, Marquis of L,Jedost-
derry, Count Stackelherg, Count Ltidolff, Count Lowel,hiekn,
Count Caraman, Count Pralorme, Earl of Athlone, Lord Siir.t
Helens, Lord Marybiarough, Earl of Chichester, Chevalier de
Onis, Chevaller de Floret, Mr.Vansiturt, M. tie Pfeffel, M. t'e
Souza, Sir C. Long, Mr. Rush, Don Pet.rF Gomtvissbrador, Ste.
J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT have the pleasure to an.
flounce, that the thawing of TOMKIVS'S PICTCRR
LOTTERY is to take place on SATunndsv Next, the
28th instant; Specimens of which may be seen at
their old established Oaces, as under, and where
Tickets are on Sale in great variety. A.Perehaser
of a lied and a Black Ticket is sure to gain a Prize.
The State Lottery finished on tie 21.t1t instant, whin,
J. and J. S. sold and shared the larest Prize therein,
being No. 4421, 05,000; also, No: .1446, £4000;
No. 9182, and 12,730, both 0400 ; and Ten other
Capitals of £2lOO, &c. No. 27, Cornhill ; 58, Hay.
nrarket ; kuttl 11, Holborn. •

REJOICINGS IN THE COUNTRY.

WOOLWICH, JULY 25.

The festivities of the Royal Regiment of Artillery,
at Woolwich, in celebration of his MAJESTY'S COTO-
nation, terminated only yesterday, when the Officers
gave dinner in the Barrack-field to the whole of
the men, women, and children of the Regiment,
amounting to upwards of 3,800 persons; guns were
fired as signals for sitting down, &c. &c. and a royal
salute when the KING'S health was drank. As a mark
of respect to his MAJEcry, the guns on this occasion'
were manned by Office's. In the evening there were
donkey-races, foot-races, wrestling, foot-ball, &c.
for prizes ; and at night fire-works. On Friday the
Officers had a grand dinner in their mess•room, and
drank his MAJEsTy's health with four times four
cheers; and on Monday they gave a dinner to the
Officers of the 84th Regiment, at present quartered
at Woolwich.