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London, England, 1819-04-13 00:00:00

b7,esSings and bounties of PRovrntvez,
kpb essential to every free and enlightened
and languishes beyond all former precedent,
the most distant hope of a revival. If ,
take a more favourable turn, you may
England before the fall of the current p
hope, though faint, of having a more fa\
port to make when I next write, I remain,

NAVAL LVTELLIGENCE.

The brig Fortune, Noon, front Shields, for
Wen, run en shore on the Goodwin Sar.d en rri,
a fog; the Master and crew, with part of the materials.
saved by the. Deal boatmen, any laded at D-al
Vessel and cargo entirely lost.
The Malpo Insurgent privateer, of 18 runs tni
been taken off Pisco, near lima, by the lierolui,m
The Violet, of and front Shields, to 3lesr.el, w
heavy sea the day after she sailed, and foaudered
crew had quitted her.
The for do Portugal, from Oporto, to the Prat;
by an Insurgent privateer.
The William Dickson, PostNsoN, cf and fr^r.t
Christiansand, foundered on the Illth ult. on the nor.'
Long Bank—crew saved.
FALMOUTH, Aram to.—Wind variable front W.
rived the Liberty, Mercur.r.xorte, from Dann:total
with her mainmast gone by the deck. The Hach
America, and Montague packet, for Jamaica, ;5,
Roads.

'PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 12.—Wind N. W.—Are
BAINES, from Batavia, sailed the 3d of Novonl
Gibraltar the 114th of March. She was run foul
tar, by the brig Vittoria, of London, which cu
Supply's figure-head, and part of her stern the
obliged to put into Gibraltar to repair : spok,
RANORR and Amelia, WILSON (whalers), off the
cur, all Sailed his Majesty's ship PHEILSA!
DEAL, Aran. R—Came down from
last evening, the Cornwall, Waecua, for China, r
Luna, IrattaisoN, for Canada; Lnnar, f,
two hitter have sailed, with the whole of the
Arrived the Dry Harbour Planter, STROM:, from.
Cosy APRIL se—Arrived the Ocean transport,
ford, to take troops to Jamaica.
rAti7, MARCH 20.—The St. Joze, lirsetco,
Mums, was taken 13th inst. seven leagues North
Vincent, by an Insurgent mhminer privateer, and,
ing her, put on board ten men blonglag to the N. f
G4IICIA, and Maria, LATARRAJA, from Salon
to Bilboa, whirls vc.se': she had taken, with
Seville and Gaiicis, and e:ink them.

AL►aest 22.—The Captain o!: the Dfarquess is
rived from lima in 120 days, states, Mat yazer,
Diana frigate in dace of an insurgent c.)7vc:te.

CUSIOM.ItGCSE, ",ran. 12.—Entered Inwards—
and Sarah, Sumners. and the Sr.lly, James, from
Hoop, Huges, the Drie. Wrienden, Tencate, tbc.
)Folder, Jonge HendricA, Klein, the Doter
and Vrow Gebina, Nagel), from Groningen ; Vrow
Suter, frOn Harlingen ; Twec Gebroeders, De
Worcum ; the Althap, Stariland, the Reliance' Ni,
Ann and Sarah, Roome, and the Dorothy, Edw.
Ilamburgh • Aid, Leslie, from Charciite ; Fri. '
from Memel; and John Richard, Tankersley,
Entered Outwards—Deux Socurs, Gobert, for '
Caudler, for New York; Brothers, Lewis, for
General Murray, Carrington, ler Antwerp ; and
for Iramburgh. Cleared Outwards—The Bridgewater
the Larkins, Locke, and Kellie Castle, Lindsay,
Sarre*, Hart, for Fort George ; Flora, Cooper,
Skelton, Dixon, for Quebec ; Sednlotst, Mudge,
land ; Btuiris, Gardner, for St.VAncent's ; Catherine,
Rio Janeiro; the Wellington. Anderson, for St. '
Brunswick; and the Baltic Merchant, Story, for

Five transports, viz. the Astrea, Minerva,
Nearchus, and William Pitt (1800 tons)
charged out of the service last week.
A 98 gun ship, which is to be named _
is immediately to be laid down at Plymout
frigate, called the Pyramus, was launched
port on, Saturday se night.
Yesterday the dispatches were closed
India House, and delivered to the Pursers
lowing ships, viz. Marquis of Ely, Captai/
sow, and Larking, Captain R. LOCKE, for
and China.—Passengers per Larkins: ...4(
TER and CONNOR, for St. Helena; and
ALISTERO Esq. sen. merchant, for Prince
Island.

The spirit of emigration from Portsmonth
nues unabated. Every packet for Havre,
merous passengers destined fur America,
than 500 Englishmen are supposed to
Havre, waiting for a fair wind, many of
been iere upwards of a month. About ,
chiefly artisans and mechanics, with women
dren amounting in the whole to at least
embarked during last week, intending
from Havre in an American brig belongin
more, which has been taken up expressly
pose. The expenses of the voyage are tot
out of a fund which has been accumulatin;
time past by a small weekly subscription,
tal charge for each passenger is said to be'

The Algerine Ambassador is by birth
about 50 years old, and possesses much .
civilization and manners; he was the Captain
Port at the time our expedition was at A.
Lord Exmouth, and he had always beha,
great friendship to the English. Mr. ABA&
LAME is a native of Alexandria, in Ecypt,
the said expedition has been ernployea in •
service as Interpreter for the Oriental Lain
is not, as stated in some of the papers, at
with the Algerine Embassy.

River Extract
G a ofn
g a
Ganges,
s,temfbr oemr
2a7n,
1818 Officer in
LetterSe
Ganges has risen higher this season than
for many years, and is more like a sea than
the country in the neighbourhood has been
tirely under water, and I never have witness
of such desolation; there are hundreds
completely inundated and deserted, all
carried on by boats, which are seen sailing
rections amongst groves of trees, and ort
grain, the green tops of which are just ahoy,
In the River Hoogly the sight is the strai
can be imagined, as the villages are all
highest pat ts, and became like so many
season as being beautifully wooded on all
quite the appearance of a fairy island. Th,
lancholy prospect to cast a damp on the
'crowds of unfortunate cattle clustered on
r above water, and starving for want, just
seen cattle at home during a heavy storm
ground was deeply covered with snow.
has been very sickly, especially latterly, and
fatal to children. There is nothing new
the Pindarries; they seem to be pretty
for the present ; some troops will be out
but there will betty:, regular campaign."

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matters da
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from thr Stir'•lrck
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ram Jamaica.
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for St. Hole they p
Messrs. lir: At on
id Jon: MAC Bride,
nce of Wales Royal
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rre conveys n
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to be now where
of whom hr. Eisho
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be less than t brie;
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behaved wi•
ABRAHAN
at
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in the Britt: tee
.an g aages, r mead
it all connects
in India, date Leis
—" The lily, arts;
lan it has dr:- 4;104
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been laid r
tneseed a ,xen. Dap.
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II intercc'.r •
tiling in
I over field-. I
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strangest tit rt-t
ill built on
r islands at a nis?i
all sides, ith;.
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on crery
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and singular!'
sew rrspecti:y "
well quic'tc rest
nit this seasc:'
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