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London, England, 1817-11-24 00:00:00

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FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 21.
Wind from W. to N. N. E.—Arrived the Dorah,
00115 s, tiont London, for. Bengal ; and the Olive
dl.OO, JINGLE, from London.—Sailed yesterday
e LAO Raffles, for Bengal ; Sappho, Hatt., for
h
3041; Jarie, Mess ; and Liberty, OLDIUDOE, for
i;rille. The Dove for St. Michael's, did not sail as
sported oil the 18th instant. .
I'ORTAIuUTH, NOVEMBER 29.
wind NAV.— Arrived yesterday the Anna Bella,
1.3n0w, from Hernburgh ; and the following from
he Downs, Arundel, for Grenada ; Oakes, for St.
7iariit's ; and West Indian. for Antigua. Sailed
.„teday the Intrinsic, Castle Lachlan, :;yrcn, Nor..
,Ik Hero. and John, for the West Indies ; Kite, for
I .0; Wellesley. Prince George, London, ark-
, Sir Godfrey Webster, Stranger, Dorothy Foster,
• 'kr, and Echo, for Jamaica ; William Lobbing-
or„ i/ lid Caroline, for St. Kitts; Thames, and Colo-
rist, for B obadoes ; Betsy, for Madeira; Mary, for
Bengal ; Enterprise, and Nautilus, for Grenada ;
Cambridge, for India ; Ceres, for the Coast of Africa;
seJ the Grace, fur South Anserica. Put back to-
day the Colonist, and several others (about 20 sail in
the whole) ate returning from Yarmouth and Cowes,
where they anchored yesterday. Sailed to-day the
Lord Muigrave schironer, for Gibraltar, with ord-
cow stores.

DEAL, NOVEMBER ss.

Wind W.—Came down from the River and sailed
yesterday with the whole of the outward-bound, the
loan, for St. Thomas's; Favourite, for Grenada;
Ana, Reward, Abia, and Eclipse, for Jamaica._
Came down from the River to-day, the Duke of.
Bedford, for Gibraltar ; George, for Honduras; the
Cornwallis, for the Cape of Good Hope ; and Lord
IVtlliogton, for Madras. Arched the Aberdeen,
ri.V. rut, from Quebec.

DOVER, NOVEMBER 23.

Arrived this morning, the Princess Charlotte
packet, Captain HALLANDS, from Ostend, with a
wail and passengers.

HARWICH. NOVEMBER 22.

%ad N. W.—Arrived the Auckland packet, from
Holland ; and the Henry Freeing packet, from Cur-
ious Sailed the Castlereagh packet, for Holland ;
litaufuy packet, for Cuxhaven ; and Charlotte pac-
krt,lot Gottenburgh, all with Mails.

COWES, NOVEMBER 23.

Wind N. W.—Several ships came to anchor the
night betore last from the Downs, aad sailed yester-
day. To-day they have put back, and several brought
by within the Wight, and others gone back to the
tiotherbank.

MILFORD HAVEN, NOVEMBER 21.
The day before yesterday arrived at the Quaran-
tine Station here the schooner Tern Cod, B % oma
ban Smyrna, far London or Bristol, with a foul bill
of lnalth—sailed the 30th September last—she has a
cargo of fruit on board spoke an English brig, fr• n
Madeira 10T Loudon; left at Smyrna the Brunswick,
DILANo; Delight, MARTIN; the Eclipse, Velocity,
Tiger; Rover, brawn ie ; and the Creole. MARTIN, all
wool, ready for sailing—the first-mentioned vessel
bond to Liverpool, and all the latter tor London.—
Arrived yesterday the brig Noah, of London, Luau
Bowaiax Master, last from Trieste, for Liverpool,
wth a cargo of Valonea—sailed thence the 19th
lieptember fast—spoke no vessel 011 her passage, nor
torched any wfiere.—Sailed the Mediterranean pac-
ket, DIAN, from Liverpool for Leghorn; Scandina-
vian, Smoot' from Cate for Strckholos ; Rosalie),
wok from Rio de Janeiro for Antwerp; Martha,
siutou, from Bourdeaus for London.
CUSTOM HOUSE, NOVEMBER 52.
Sites earaaso fariraans.—The Wiereary„ Ladd, and the In.
ry, bocce, treat Amsterdam ; Wdhehnina, Piekbrenner, from
madam; the Aim, Penny, the beatenty, Geary, the Mtn,
the PaiMdMos, Paulsen, the Perseeerance, Roma, and
aster, Crazier, gem Petereberih ; Britannia, Royston, and
firs, Chuniaa, tram tilottenburels ; Joseph and Mary, Nes-
:3, from Mattel; the Bnlhant, Young, from the Cape of Good'
.Iv; Christian, Fotheringbain, from Ahona • I Nunes, Brown,
" ' the Thetis, Reed, from Hansburgh ; and Claim/ins, Mkebel,
tart Denia.
Ourwa a o.—Tbe Jane, Walker, for Guernsey, Jersey and Al-
leffroew Math, Bakker, for Rotterdam; Orion, Wilk-

tar leaks ; St. Clarke, Tiillard, for Havre; Candnid
far Jamaica ; and Venus, Lawson, to Hayti.

Tuesday last Mr: HASibioND, Midshipman of the
ocrueour, was unfortunately drowned off Brighton,
ith three men, when on duty, in a boat, looking out
r smugglers.
About 2400 tons of shipping will be discharged
am the Transport employ in the course of this week.
Thursday the Lady Castlereagh arrived at Ports.
tenth from the River, with 180 convicts on board,
rend to New South Wales. She will take 120 from
ie hulks at Portsmouth.
Monsieur Les CAS" formerly Secretary to BoNA-
:ark and who arrived a few days since in the
liver, from the Cape of Good Hope, embarked at
lover on Saturday night, on board the Lord Duncan
scket, Captain PANIUZ, for Ostend.
Wedneiday last the inhabitants of Milford Hay.rn
unifested their esteem of that excellence %chid) exists
3:0 more on earth, by every demonstration of deep
and unaffected sorrow. The Collector and Comp-
roller of the Customs, as Magistrates, had issued
IttiCest requesting a general cessation from all busi-
-416, and the shops were close shut doting the whole
143*. At eleven o'clock Divine Service was perform-
4in the Church, which was crowded, although no
Nblic intimation had been given that service for that
articular occasion would take place, and the sight
My affecting. Every person who could procure it
'Petered in deep mourning, as though some nearest.
'tletive was carried to the grave. The Irv. Mr.
lsoon4 preached' from SOth Job, For I
630 w thou wilt bring me to death," Sic. &c.- when
le enlarged on the subject spiritually, and most
tfictingly applied the loss of the amiable Pascua
t a relative and political vr.ew. In the evening there
ht public worship in the different dissenting places
11 worship, which were crowded to excess. At twelve
night his Majesty's ship BILITOMMIT, Honourable
Liptsio PEaCzVAL, GoNstilsoced 6riog ilsioute guns,
tclif the vessels in the harbour displayed their cabers
•alast high.

eltAßEMONT,Nakifrafit 13.

Divine Service way performeihinfliiiiiiWhy the
Reverend Mr. HAMMOND, vhf Reverend Ds. SHORT
having been obliged to leave here on Friday to attend
his duty at Westminster Abbey, as one of the P...
bends of that Collegiate Church. Prince Lamm.%
his attendants, and the principal part of the domestics,
were asselibled on the occasion.

Symptoms of typhus Icier were, with regret, ob
served to be approaching on Prince Lesson°, occa-
sioned by his very low state, hut by timely applica-
tions the fever was happily prevented. This vat the
cause of his Serene Highness riding on horseback on
Friday and yesterday, he having been strongly.ati-
wised to do so.• His Serene Highness rode yesterday
for about two hours, at a slow walking pace. * He is
now free from any symptoms of fever, and is consi-
dered only „ell in health, but in a low state.
The 13,shop of SALISBURY paid • his first visit of
condolence yesterday. The meeting was very affect-
ing, the Right Reverend Prelate having been Pre-
ceptor to his beloved Putacess for several years.—
Another distressing scene took place on visits being
made by Lord and Lady OSSVLSTON, who had just
returned rum abroad, acid who had the honour of
the Pioxcess's acquaintance. The Bishop of LONDON
also paid a visit 14 condolence. The Princess Sonnet
of GLoticarau was among the most 41B:cted and'
distressed at the receipt of the awful intelligence of
the sudden death of her Royal Relative. •
The surrounding neighbours, and those who had
the honour and delight of the acquaintance of the
PRINCESS and Paws, have been very solicitous, as
well as the public characters who have been announced
as paying visits of condolence, in their anxiety tin
,the welfare and health of Prince LEOpoLD. It is
hoped that his Sums illoallows will soon recover
from his low state. _ _

A hatchment, with the Pap:mutes Arms, has been
placed in the front of the mansion-house, over the
centre of the grand porch. A similar one has been
placed in the Iront of CannHord House in London.