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London, England, 1829-11-11 00:00:00

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The Graf Below, from the Mauritius, arrived at the Cape of
Good Hope fatts August, with damage, and lon of foremast, bul-
warks, &c. having experienced a gale, and tun 56 hours on her
beam ends.
Dui, Nov. to.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived from London. the
Carshalron Park, Park, for Jamaica.
Porcupine: Ir, Nov. to —Wind S. S. W.—Arrived the George
and William, Nicholson, front the Cape of Good Hope.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 9.—Wind W.N.W.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 9. —Wind W. to S.W.—Arrived the Scanmer
packet, from Lisbon—sailed the lit inst.
Dstavuotive, Nov. 9.—Arrived the Active, Lock, from Cadiz„
and Adventure, Cutbbertson, from Oporto. Off the port, the
Esther, —, from Faro.
Livaaronz, Nov. 9.—Off the port, the Caraboo, from Buenos
Ayres, and Hampladore, from the Mediterranean.
Mute, Nov. B. Arrived the Thomas, Robinson, from Quebec.
Cote, Nov. B.—Arrived the Rose, Alexander, front Gibraltar,
and Senor des Mester., —, from St. Übe's.
Hem., Nov. 9.—Arrived the Lord Mulgrave, from
Mitamichi ; Nelson, Burnett, from Quebec ; and Experiment,
Bruer, Irom Archangel. In the Humber, the Ellison, Spence,
from DAVIS' Straits.
Yamtoeve, Nov.lo.—The Berwick Merchant, Davidson, from
Newcastle, has been assisted into the harbour, with loss of rudder.

FLOWERS.

110)1 TUt ragmen OF CHAVES.
In every Sower that blooms around,

Some pleasing ensbkm we may trace ;
Young Love is in the myrtle found,

And Memory in the paniey's grace :
Puce, in the olive-branch we see,

Hon in the half-shut Iris glows,
In the bright laurel, VICTORY—
And lovely WOMAN in the Rose

The Duke of Cu NI BERLAND returned to his residence
at Kew on Monday, from a visit to his MAJESTY at the
Royal Lodge in Windsor Park. .
The Austrian Ambassador bad an interview with the
Earl of ABERDEEN yesterday at the Foreign Office.
Sir GEORGE MURRAY visited Mr. Secretary PEEL
yesterday morning at his residence in Privy Gardens.
Sir GEORGE left town on a visit to Col. Cum u ESTER in
the afternoon, at his country seat.
It is stated that Mr. STRATFORD CANNING will leave
town on a Special Embassy to a Foreign Court in the
course of a few days.
Yesterday morning S. BERMUDEZ, the Spanish Am-
bassador, and Mr. STRATVORD CANNING, had en inter-
view with the Earl of ABERDEEN, at Argyll House.
Baron D'Assics, Agent from the Government of Don
MIGUEL, had also an interview with the Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs yesterday.
A more than usual interchange of visits took place yes-
terday amongst his Majesty's Ministers and the Corps
Diplymatique.
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LlFE.—Married, by special
license, at nine o'clock yesterday evening, at the Earl of
ROSSLYN'S house in St. James's-square, BETIIELL
WALROND, Esq. M.P. of Montrath, Devonshire, to
Lady JANET ST. CLAIR, only daughter of the Earl of
ROSSLYN. _ .

WORTHING, Nov. 9.—Her Royal Highness the Prin-
cess AUGUSTA and suite reached this beautiful retreat
about four o'clock this day, and was heartily greeted by
the Nobility and Gentry sojourning here, and by the
residents received with congratulatory acclamations. Her
Royal Highness appeared in excellent health and spirits,
and pleased with the marked respect and attention
shown her.
A messenger was despatched on Monday by the Se-
cretary of State for Foreign Affairs, for the attendance
in town of the Right Hon. STRATFORD CANNING, who
was on a visit at Tonbridge Wells. The Right Hon.
Gentleman arrived in town at night, and was to have
been introduced to his MAJESTY at the Council at
Windsor, but for the postponement which so unex-
pectedly took place.
Major-General THORNTON left his residence in St.
James's Palace on Saturday, on a visit to his MAJESTY.
Sir E. NAGLE is also of the Royal party.
The brilliant star which excited so much admiration at
the late civic banquet in Guildhall, is said to be valued
at £2,000.
Lord CLIFFORD, a Catholic Peer, has lately qualified
to act as a Magistrate in Devonshire : and Sir HENRY
TICHBORN I:, a Catholic Baronet, it is said, is to be the
next Sheriff of Hampshire.
In many parts of the new police district the nightly
watch has been restored at the private expense of the
inhabitants.

As a proof of the manner in which the licensing system
is carried on in the metropolis, and its influence upon
the police, it is stated that there are in the city of West-
minster alone ten or twelve public-houses occupied by

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prize-fighters.
The Rev. LUKE DETIN is, of Routh, has a very fine
weh, consisting of above 600 plants, of the Indian corn.
It is quite ripe, and yields pn an average 200 grains per
plant.
• A country paper informs its readers that " Chantry
has completed a statute of Pitt, twelve feet high." This
must be one of the " Statuses at large."
When Mr. ROTHSCHILD was created a Baron, it gave
great umbrage to the old nobility of Germany. One of
them, on seeing the rich Israelite at Court, thus compli-
mented him Monsieur ROTHSCHILD, you may be
well proud, for you are the greatest Baron after MONT-
MORENCY in the world—he being the first, Christian
Baron, and you the first Jew."
PAIIIISSUNDAT, Nov. B.—Accounts from Toulon,
dated 3d Nov. state that on the 2d inst. the frigate Ga-
lath& sailed for the 'Levant. The same day the brigs.
Fosse, Hazzard, and Lezard, came into port: the first
is to be laid up in ordinary, the Hussard is to be re-
and the Lezard is to' embark stores for the
blockading squadron. off Algiers..: