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London, England, 1818-11-12 00:00:00

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TIOVER. VOVEMBBR 11.

The 3d (King's Own), which arrived here from Ca-
lais yesterday, have gone on to Canterbury.
Arrived last night the Friends, Quest, Integrity,
Endeavour, and several other sail of transports, from
Calais, with troops and horses. In coming into the
harbour, the Friends got aground within the Pier-
head, which occasioned several vessels to run foul of
her ; she had her bulwarks, fore-rigging, &c. carried
away. The Endeavour, of Fife, ran foul of her, and
carried away her bowsprit, broke her anchor, and re-
ceived other damage.—The above transports had on
board the 12th Regiment of Royal Lancers, all of
which have disembarked this morning, and will pro-
ceed on for Chichester to-morrow.
RAMSGATE, NOVEMBER 11.

Arrived the Ulysses, HUGHIN, and several other
transports, from Calais, with troops.

NAVAL. INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, NOVgmBER 9.
Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the Countess of Chichester
packet, with a mail from Malta, last from Gibraltar,
in sixteen days.
PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 10.
Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the Susan, of Boston, Pott-
TRESS Master, from Virginia for London,. in thirty-
four days.
PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER It.
Wind S.E.—Went out of harbour the Regalia
transport, Mimi, for London.
DARTMOUTH, NOVEMBER 10.
Arrived off the Start Point yesterday the Rufus
King, of New York, from Batavia for Amsterdam—
all well.

PENZANCE, NOVEMBER 9.
The Redbourne, SHERLOCK, sailed yesterday for
Falmouth to perform quarantine, but was obliged to
put back; and having brought up in foul ground,
soon parted from her anchor, but was brought up
again with the other.—Came in the Betsey, ROSE..
WELL, from London, and several others for shelter.

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DEAL, NOVEMBER 11.
Wind S.E. blows fresh.—Remain in the Downs his
Majesty's ships SEVERN and FLORIDA (sloop of war).
Also the Albury, Brilliant, Sir George Osborne, and
Lady Hamilton transports, still•waiting to take troops
to Ireland.

DOVER, NOVEMBER it.
Arrived this evening the Lord Duncan packet,
Captain HAMILTON, from Calais with passengers;
also a French packet from that port, with the French
Mail.—The wind has blown strong all this day from
the S.S.E. which has prevented any vessels leaving
this port for the opposite coast.
HARWICH,. NOVEMBER 11.
Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the Good Intent, KELLY,
in ballast, from London to Newcastle, with loss of
anchor and cable, and leaky, having been on shore
otr the Platters, off this harbour.
LERWICK, OCTOBER 29.
Arrived the Margaret, Cowie, from Archangel,
with wheat, very leaky. On the 50th the Harmes,
BOXD, from ditto, with oats, &c. and have thrown
overboard most of her cargo, being extremely leaky;
also on the 30th the Discovery ships Alexander,
Captain PARRY; and Isabella, Captain Rosi, from
Davies Straits. On the 2d November arrived the
Trial, BAIIHAM, from Archangel, with loss of bul-
works, and long boat.
CUSTO'd-HOUSE, LONDON, NOVEMBER 11.
Sims mums Itoranas.—The Active, Gray, from Peters-
burgh; Jane, Woodthorpe, from Mogadore; Lively,Brajnaz
from Harlingen ; Diadem, Dodd, from Quebec ; Vrow Ro
Boltheus, from Ghent; Ugie, Walker, from Archangel; Jong.
Jan Spoon, Jan Spoon, from Beken ; Lord Exmouth, Mills,
from Gibraltar; General Murray, Allen, from Antwerp; RA:
chel, Allison, from Santander; Vrow Celina, Bischoff, from
Leer ; Vittoria, Smith, from Bremen ; Oak, Wyness, from
Archangel; Drie Gebroeders, Greenwold, from Weender ; the
Pomona, Graves, from Zante ; Vrow Antina, Thomas, from
Weender ; Drie Gebroeders, Dyk, from Groningen • Ooede
Hoop, Jansen, from Caroline '
rziet ; Rebecca, Udney, from st.
Domingo; Thetis, Morley, from Antwerp; Fortuna, Stein,
from Stralsund; Monarch, Thornhill, from Quebec; and the
Vrow Petina Mulder, from Antwerp.
ENTRIUrD OUTWARDS—The Mary and Eliza, Phillips, for Ili-
vannah ; the Loyalist, Herbert, for St. Vincent ; Telemachus,
Rogers, for Antwerp; Ann, Longridge, for New Orleans; and
the Aboyne,_ Leslie, for Trieste.
O CLEARED CTWARDO-The Brothers, Scotland, for Ilantburgh;
Caroline, Clark, fur Montserrat ; Edward,Weuels, for Bremen ;
Vrow ertruyda, Fronk, for Antwerp ; Aurea, Hedebton, for
Rio Janeiro; Mirables, Rutherford, for St. Vincent's; Jenne
Pauline, Na, for Ghent; the Adolph and Clara, Falll.uet, for
Ostend ; Driver, Drivers, for Hamburgh ; Commercial, Talbot,
for Villa-Nova ; Majestic, Ilarr, for Leghorn ; Venerable,
Davies, for Santander; and the Edward, Burden Durreaux, for

Charleston,
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZEMONF.Y.
The Harrier, for the French brig Le Charles, the lath ir.;t.
at the Office of Mr. March, Gosport; recalled at the same place
every Wednesday and Thursday, for three months.
The Ganymede, for the Sparrow smuggling vessel, and for
the seizure of a quantity of spirits at Deal, the 17, h instant, on
board the Severn, at Deal; recalled at No. 13, Great George
street, Westminster, for three months.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East-India-house, when Captain C. S. Timms was
sworn into the command of the ship Bridgewater,
consigned to China direct.
From the Bermuda Gazette of the 19th Septem-
tember, 1518 :—" The ship Alfred the Great, Capt.
JOHN DAvis, of London, 370 tons burden, home-
ward bound, struck on the rocks off the west end of
these islands, about midnight, on the stormy night
of Tuesday last, and after having been entangled
among the breakers and shoals at least four hours,
finally bilged about daylight, before any assistance
could be got to her. She was from Falmouth, and
Montego-bay, Jamaica, having left the latter port on
the 6th of August, and successively experienced on
the voyage contrary winds and calm weather. Her
cargo consisted of rum, sugar, logwood, fustic, ma-
hogany, &c. Great exertions have been made to save
the valuable property with which she was laden, and
the boats have succeeded in getting out the rum, and
it is expected the dye-wood, &c. and other buoyant
ankles, will also be brought off ; but as the tide was
rising, it is feared the sugar, to the amount of up-
wards of 400 hogsheads, will be lost. The Captain
and crew were saved, as well as the passengers, who
were JAMES M. DAVIS, Esq. of London, part owner
of the ship, Master MORRIS and Master CHAMIERS,
(two young Gentlemen going home for their educa-
tion), and three female servants. Mrs. Mors, the
Ca?tain's Lady, died on board about a week after
they left Jamaica."