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London, England, 1817-12-05 00:00:00

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iALMOUTH, DECEMBER S.
Wind front N. W. to W.—Sailed the Duke of
Marlboroogh Packet, with a Mail for Lisbon;
Nacos, for -Naples; Elizabeth, Soren, for Gibraltar,
' PLYMOUTH. DECEMBER 3.
Wind N.—Sailed the Hild. PARKS'', for Venice;
Hope, FIPAINAN, for Leghorn ; and the Seadower,
Cumin:for Gibraltar.

PORTSMOUTH, MEMBER 4.
Wind W. N. W.—..Atrived the Simon Taylor,
from the Downs for Jamaica ; and Mariner, from the
Downs for Malta. The whole of the outward bound
have sailed, except the above two, and the following
vesseb—Northilmberland, and itiChaltd, PLAIMITT.
for the Mediterranean ; Lady Castlereagh, for
New South Wales ; Pearl, for' Boston ; and Anna-
Della, for Madeira. Also remain the following fri-
gates—Giassoow, for the Mediterranean ; SYRILLIs
for the West ladies; Annaostacua, for South Ame-
rica ; and SEMIRAIS, for Afrka.

DIAL. DECEMSER 4.
Wind N.—Arrived the Whelk, Gomm, from
Africa. Comedown from the River and sailed, the
Columba, for Bombay „lobo Shaul,* Mrjameica
and Britannia, for Grenada. The Eliza, and Plum
Ms, itomeward.bonnd Indiamen, still remain in the

DOVER, DICEMBAN 4.
Arrived the Integrity transport; from Antwerp for
Poptford.

wurray, Daciatsait a.
This morning the.sloop Betsey, grey-coal laden,
sunk off Btaiths-•craw saved.

GRAVESEND, DECEMBER 4.
Arrived the Reimer, Whkerell. from Oporto; the Charlotte,
Puns. from Archangel; Rome, Dame, (root Stettin; Widdsing-
ten, 7,tacks from Lisbon; Mercury, Welch, front Oporto; the
Admen of Lovell-led Melville, Smith, frost ditto; the /eh.,
kflikhead, from Rolm& ; T yeller, Lloyd, from Demerara;
mil Johannes. Molder, from the John. Spencer,
for Jamaica; and Hammy. D.deweeth, for Antwerp.
. • CUSTOM HOUSE, DECEMBER 4.
SNIPS 4i/IVMM Inwases.—The habella. —• and Manly,
Clark,Lisbon; Sally, Markham, from Ostend; the Comet,
Jefferseni•and the Ellaahalt, Mather, from Seville • Munarcb,
Douglas, and the Lark, Clues, front Quebec; the Falienia, Cross,
from Oporto; Covey, and the Ann, Ilryborongth from
Oporto; llisaa•yed Liss. CO, from Havre; tbe Mar* Louise
Plaque, funs Caen; fletey,Thompeon, from Roma.; and Hero;
lames, from Pura.. _ _ _

Ovrwaans.--11e Brothers, barbican, from Genoa and Leg-
born ; Concord, Branford, for Maiqa; Ipbigenia, Langton, for
Barbadoes and Jamaica; leans Bandit, Dennert, for Antwerp
and Brune& ; Princess Amelia, Balstort, Condor), Campbell, and
Dunks, Hamilton, for India and China.

LOSS OF THE ELLICE TRANSPORT.
The following is an erract of a letter from an
Officer on board the Ellice transport, lately wrecked
on the coast of Spain, dated Ferrol, Nov. 6, 1817 :

" With gratitude for my deliverance from shipwreck, I kakis
to inform you of my safety, yet I hardly know how to relate the
disastrous story of my mhfottune. On the 24th ult. we sailed
I frees Cowes, having taken en board a detachment of troops.—
The wind was very favourable, an I on the mlth we took our de-
parture from the Land's Zed. After leaving the Channel, the
wind proved directly contrary, and the ship was driven lute the
Bay of seat, not bi 'Wins or tempests, but by what Is term-
ed, in a sealtwase.ler•wir, and we were laying to for a more fm
voutable wind till the day before our unfortunate wreck. The
wind now sprung up In our favour, and we were going at the
rate of sown or eight.bnots; making, as I understood, for Cape
Finieterre. On the lit instant, the day became extremely thick
and foggy. At about half-pail three, an alarm was given of
betaken a-bead, and the dreadful coast of Spain was presented
to us In all be horrors. We weft immediately driven by the
swell under a tremendous rock (perhaps ISO feet perpendicular),
and s• near to h, tbet In less than 10 minutes the ship struck.—
'All endeavours to get her off proved vain; and a scene of dis-
tressing eonfeakto, of enure, followed—every one rushing in a
moment to the quatter.deek. There were 145 individuals on
board, many of than women, whose sauna added to the ter
ter that pervaded the crew.
" The vessel was now Mlles horn aide to side en Its keel.
which, together with the lapping of the sails and rigging, threw
us wilt se* other from larboard to starboard at the mercy of
emepoinillhe nano under her, which drove her ail further
NM *OMNI of !Ban At length the beats were got out with
!NA dillesky, when another danger becante probable, for in
Ilea cases every body conceives they have a right to save their
lima lie regularity mould, howevOr, be expected in so awful a
mansard and although we had arranged that she females should
be Gem out into the boat, the Officers were obliged to light whit
thimble,* in order torment their Jumping 10, in which senile,
Whig let go my beid by a heave of the sea, I narrowly escaped
predithared at. k. After the boats had made the first
, they came hock to our succour; but the swell was then
rimming se strong, that they dared oat approach the wreck. To
beheld them so near us, and at the same time unable to save us,
was the most melancholy moment of our sufffring I thought of
you, at home, as if I was at the last moment of my lite, sad
nobody to communicate to you my fate; for my friend, Lieute-
nant Wallace, In endeavouring to reach a boat, was struggling
with the waves below the loaner of the email where I kept my
hold. He was drowned, though I threw hint a rope, but he
was net able to catch hold ci! it. _

BATH, DECEMBER 3.

tbis morning the QUEEN again honoetei
Pump-room by her presence, and the
bled were much more numerous than upon
morning. Apprehensive of this, the Masten ,;rCeremonies were there early, and caused the r
be placed in two lines diagonally athwart
converging to the pump; and, the _comp:my
admitted behind these lines only, it was thought
would have been a sufficient restraint ; but this
pectation was disappointed ; tor, the moment
Quaaw arrived, many persons, taking ade
the bustle of the moment, intruded thentsr:ves
the extremities of the forms, whilst others even
upon them, although they have been so rt:cew'y
vexed with a beautiful scarlet moreen ; ant!,
her Mamie had been in the room !teeny tnt
the arrangements of the Masters <4 the Ct:n
were rendered almost nugatory. Tfe
ever, does not shew, by her manner in the r•71n1,,
she is displeased with this rather inda;cate
it appears to be a trait of the Engl'sh
she beats it with much apparent goo.l hum
though it is to be feared, that it agitat,s her c,,n)
'ably, and probably causes her to lease the tt
sooner than she would otherwise do. Lering
mer visit, the first time she went to the Pupp_r
the Orchestra attended, and played several bear
airs; but the effect was too strong for her
and she requested that it might nct be
In consequence of the increased intrusion this ,
ing, by which the water-drinkers and subicrihers
very much inconvenienced, and eh! property of
renter considerably injured, independently art
sible annoyance of the Quevi, it has bent deit
to make arrangements, by which the public,
rally, will be again excluded. Citecques will
issued to the subscribers and regular vieiroes, se
others will in future be admitted whilst the'
is present.

Upon the present occasion, th• Royal Family with
their attendants, arrived partly in the umeorder they
have dune fur the last two or three days; the Duke
CLauancit, on toot, aad somewhat before the ie,c of
the party, the Princess Euzaiscru, attended by the
Ladies ILCHIWITIL and Maimmut, in a carriage aod
pair ; and lastly, her MAJUTY in her state chair, who
passes through the assembled hundreds of the work.
ins class:3,ur the Abbey Church-yard, attended only
by fwo constables and her pages, the eager cariosity
of the people leaving only a passage, scarcely ale
enough for the chair, to pass.

Sir HirMIT HALFWIT), who came from Windsor
yesterday, for the express purpose of immediate',
certaining the effect, which the water had produced
upon the QUEEN'S health, and the propriety
to, or diminishing, the qitantity taken, sw-
ing in attendance ; and it appears, that
lug with Dr. Guinn, he does not think,
udvireable at present. The Queer di
even the single glass at once ; it is only
presented to her, when having drank it,
invariably rises from her seat, and walks
circle immediately surrounding her, con,
affably with those, who present themsalt
resuming her scat, she takes the other
water. Among the company present, besi
itstv's usual attendants, was Lady Tu.
was recognized by the Duke of Cr.angsci
mediately left the place where he was st,
cordially thanked her for her kindsess
sons,* during his indisposition at her
Royal Duke informed Lady T. that his
upon the Continent, bin he had a letter.
preceding day, in which he spoke of lice
affection. Lady T. replied, that " Litt'
his play-fellows used to call him, hat
deared himself to her, and she was cni,
know that he was well. His Royal Hig
wards did Colonel Mum, of the SBth Re,
honour of presenting him to her MAJL
most condescendingly received. After . meg
about a quarter of an hour, the Royal Party rented
in the same order in which they came.
Tuesday afternoon, a gentleman's carriage was
turning short round from Northgate.street into firiJge-
street, when a little girl, who was passing the erm,
was in the most imminent danger of being run over,
but the Duke of CLAMMCk who happened to be
passing at the moment, unattended, rushed forward
and caught up the child in his arms, from und,,r t!le
very feet of the horses ; and then placed her in safety
upon the pavement. The coachman checked his
horse for the instant, and his Royal Highness severely
reprimanded his carelessness. The man, howeve,
drove on, gruffly exculpating himself from blame,
and entirely ignorant of the rank of the illustrious*.
dividual, who had thus prevented his depriving a
fellow creature of existence.

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