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London, England, 1820-12-15 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Porroacorrn, Dec. 14.—Wind N. E—Arrived the Recovery,
For say, from Batavia; Louisa, WALVIS, and Helena, Gee-
-111. from London.—Put back the Zephyr, Cox, with loos of sails.
Sailed the Westmoreland, Perron, for New South Wales ; and
Louisa, Wairez, for Grenada.
Dela, Deeessees 14.—Wind N.E —The Prince George,
PAIMIII4 from Jamaica, has lost an anchor and able; and seve-
ral others, names not known. The Huddart, Arrurrox, from
Quebec, his lost an anchor, and is now riding near the shore,
off Sandon Castle. The Endeavour, Moaa.ar, from Shields for
Guernsey, got on the Goodwin Sand last evening, Boated off,
drove into the Downs, and sunk: the Master and one man
saved ; the remainder have perished. Put back, the George and
Mary, from Hull, and has gone round the South Foreland.—
Passed by, the Lively, Mrecnerae from New Providence, for
Ramsgate harbour.
FALMOUTH, Dec. 12.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Swiftsure
packet, with Mails from the Islands, sailed from St. Thomas's
en the 10th of November; and Otter, SA:always, from Cadiz.
The following Packets are now in the Roads, wind-bound :
Siemer, for Lisbon ; Blucher, for the Mediterranean ---
terranean • Lady
Wellington, for America; Nocten, for Jamaica; and !Ulnae:-
ter, for the Brazils.
Szezzens, Dec. 14.—Arrived the Ocean, Ln.t.rxcrox, from
Toughs' for London, much damaged, having been on shore on
the Spaniard Sand, and has four feet water in her hold ; and
the Gosforth, Awn, from London for Newcastle, with loss
of an anchor.
Doves, Dec. 14. —Arrived the Thomas and Hannah, Berme,
from Exeter; she has slipped her anchor and cable, in conse-
quence of her windlass upsetting; the anchor and sable have
since been picked up.
Cowes, Dec. 14.—Arrived the Jane, Caucasus, from London,
to take troops to Jamaica.
Currox-Houal, Dec. 14.—Ships Entered Inwards :—Bri-
tannia, from Malaga; Sarah, from Aldborough; Charente, from
Bayonne; George, from St. John's ; Trader, from Lisbon ' •
Latona, from St. John's; Marianna, from Mena ; Grantham,
from Demerara; Aurora, from Whoa ; Charles, from Trieste;,
Asia, from Havannah ; Retrieve, from Quebec; Waterloo,'
from Harlingen; Aurora, from Quebec; Duscombe, from
Fiume • Briton, from Mogadore ; Perseverance; from Smyrna.
Entered Outwards:. Dominico, for Trinidad; William Shand,
for Jamaica ; Thomas, for Dublin; Petersbargh Packet, for Boar.
dean; Harriet, for Leghorn; Merchant's Friend, for Palermo-
Asseena—At Whitehavas, the Sally, from Mirarni-
chi ; and Ann, Skillen, from Oporto. At Innen, Nancy,
Keys, from Richebucto. At 9t John's (N. B.), John and
Thomas, Baxter; and Isabella,. Stanton, from Liverpool. At
Passamaquoddy, Protector, Lonna, front Liverpool. At the
Havannah, John, Rizon, from Maisga. As Revel (and sailed
for Petersburgh on the 13th ult.), faster, Skimmells, from Hull.

Yesterday,Viscount CASTLEREAGH had an audience
of his MAJESTY, at his Palace, in Pall-mall.
Yesterday, the Duke and Duchess of Mounion
entertained a select party, in Grosvenor-square.
THE GRAND FRACAS.— The extraordinary scene at
Troppau has given rise to the curiosity of the Public
to learn all the particulars of the fracas. Report
says, that on the first representations made by the
Austrian Court to the British Government, for co-

operation and pecuniary assistance in suppressing
the revolutionary movement in Naples, the answer
was so far favourable, that though we could not
afford them any pecuniary aid, they might rely on
our countenance in their exertions to maintain the
existing order of things, and to bring back the Nea-
politans to their former obedience. But when the
ferment which Ministers had excited in this country,
by -their unconstitutional proceeding against the
Qualm, had rendered their own situations in office
precarious, and when questions were put to them by
patriotic Members in the House of Peers, on the
subject of their interference in foreign disputes, they
found it dangerous to persevere in this course, and
they sent new and contradictory instructions to Lord
STEW A RT. Upon these he acted, to the utter astonish-
ment of the Allied Potentates and Ministers assembled
at Troppau. They could scarcely credit the new
tone that the British Ambassador had taken, and the
Prince de METTERNICH held, a conference with his
Lordship on the subject. Warm words arose at this
interview, on an expression of the Prince as to the
truth of the instructions, which produced a challenge
from Lord BrzwArr. This challenge the Austrian
Prince submitted to the assembled Council, who de-
cided that he ought not to meet him. Upon this
being made known to the Noble Lord, that he might
compel the Austrian Minister to fight, he insulted
him by a blow. This also the old Nestor bore, and
the assembled Ministers wrote a declaration, which-
they all signed, that they could not again meet
Lord STEWART in Council. These documents are
...said to have been transmitted by his 'stratum. MA-
JESTY to be laid before our Kum—and it is said, as

a matter of course, that Lord STEWART is -recalled.
This is the substance of the report, current in the
diplomatic circles, and which we hive had trans-
mitted to us by a Correspondent from Paris ; but-we
cannot pledge ourselves for the entire accuracy of
the narrative.

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