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London, England, 1818-04-13 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PENZANCE, APRIL 10.
The 'Vittoria, KORIEMAN, from Cette for Rotter-
dam, was driven on shore yesterday morning about
a mile to the east of this harbour, and is now a com-
plete wreck—the cargo (wine and staves) are princi-
pally saved; crew also are saved.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 9 AND to.
Wind from W. to S.W. strong breezes and thick
weather.--Arrived the Marchioness of Salisbury
Packet with Mails from Malta and Gibraltar-18
days from the latter place ; and the Duke of Kent
Packet with Mails from Lisbon in five days. The
following Packets are in the Roads, waiting for a fair
wind, viz.—The Lady Louisa, for Gibraltar and
Malta ; Nocton, for Jamaica ; and Lady Mary Pel-
ham, for New York.

WEYMOUTH, APRIL 12.
The Beresford, HOOD, of and from Shields for
Topsham, got on shore last evening, when getting
under way in Portland Roads, but is expected to he
got off without damage.
COWES, APRIL 12.
Sailed the Integrity, ELDERKIN, for Amsterdam.
PORTSMOUTH, MAUL 12.
Wind N.N.W.—Yesterday arrived the Martha,
DRIVER, from Calcutta ; sailed the 28th of October,
in company with the Martha, COGILL ; Caledonia,
WALES ; Lord Wellington, HARRIS ; and Ganges.
CHAPMAN ; spoke on the '26th of February, the George
Canning, —, from Bengal for Greenock ; also the
Moffatt, LEE, from ditto for London, all well. In
lax. 47. long. 15. the Martha experienced a very heavy
gale, in which she laboured very much, and had
three feet water on her decks. To day passed up
Channel, the Isis, SMITH, from Oporto for London,
out eight days, all well. His Majesty's ships TAMAR
and DRAKE are under orders to sail for Newfound-
land in a few days. The Minerva and Nearchus trans-
ports, and Sirene, Moss, are released from quarantine.
DEAL, APRIL 12.
Wind N.W.—Yesterday arrived and r tiled for the
River, the Princess Charlotte, LEI SH MA N, from Bom-
bay ; and the Mediterranean, --, from Trieste.—
Came down from the River, the Malabar, Ascovdtt,
for Calcutta ; and "about 20 sail of outward-bound
ships, and remain with the rest as per last. And to-
day arrived and sailed for the River, the Caledonia,
WALES, from Bengal. Came down from the River,
the Leda, SMITH, -for Boston ; the Dwina, GRAY, for
Miramichi ; the Spartan, Baows, for ditto ; Sarah,
FRANK, for ditto ; Archibald, BURK ES, for Antigua ;
Wellington, ANDERSON, for New Brunswick ; Isaac
Todd, SMITH, for Halifax ; Richard and Ann, MAR-
TIN, for Madeira, &c. ; Electra, TODD, for Philadel-
phia ; and sailed, with the whole of the outward-
bound, for their different destinations.
DOVER, APRIL 11.
Wind S.W. and blows strong. Sailed last night,
four transports, with detachments of men and horses
for the British Army in France. Sailed this day, the
Cumberland, Captain BLAKE, and Lord Sidmouth,
Captain PEAKS, for Calais, with passengers.
APRIL 12.—Wind W.N.W. and moderate.—Sailed
this day, the Lord Duncan packet, for Ostend, with
a Mail and passengers ; also the Trafalgar, Captain
HARE, for Calais, with passengers.
GRAVESEND, APRIL 12.
Arrived the Heroe, Farleaat, from Calais; Wellington, Farish,
from Limerick ; I lenry, Jameson, from ditto ; Diligent, Atkin-
son, from Harlingen ; Lord Melville, Weatherall, from Bengal;
Hero, Price, from ditto ; Irine, Gray, from Lisboa ; New Bles-
sing, Tedball, from Waterford ; Loft, Priest, from Hamburg!) ;
and some others. Sailed the Lady Melville, Stuart, for India;
Scaleby Cutle, Sputheby, for China; Cabalva, Dalrymple, for
India ; Malta, Strange, for Constantinople ; James Bailie, Sly,
for Belfast ; Catharine, Holman, for Limerick ; Alfred, Maine,
for Dublin; Airnwell, Alexander, for Stettin ; and a few more.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, APRIL 11.
Sims x',rzern lewAsns—Tbe Cruizer and Asia, from Cork;
Phebe and Betsey, from Dublin ; Nassau, from Ostend ; Hope,
from Waterford ; Defence, from Guernsey; Hercule, from
Rouen ; William Deneisten, from Ostend; Eliza and Ann, from
Wexford ; Cheerly, from Charente; Abeosa,from Londonderry ;
Mary Aare, from Liverpool ; Active, from Dublin ; Harmony,
from Demerara ; Ann and laizabeth, from Newry; Prince of
Wales, from Calais; George Daysh, from Charante ; Farl BA-
fast, from Belfast ; Charles Hamilton Aberdeen, front Lisbon ;
Tuiscan, from Wulgart ; Ann, from Bourdeaux ; Sprightly, from
Leith.---Ocrwitans—The Sarah Margaret, for liamburgh ;
Prince Regent, for Mogadore ; Jorge Hendrick, for Rouen ;
Dry Harbour Planter and Brissett, for Jamaica; Ebenezer, for
Hamburgh; and Minstrel, for Cape of Good Hope.
DIS'BRIBUTION OF PRIZ'F..MONET.

Carnation, for the Henrietta. and Columbine, for the I.ouisa,
the 15th inst. at 13, Great George-Street, Westminster.
Alert, for the Fly and Dolphin, on her arrival at North Shieldig
recalled at 24, Arundel-street.
Aurora, for the Wilhelmina, the 1 th inst. at 3, Clifford's-inn.

Admirals Sir 1-1. HOTHAM and Sir GEORGE COCK-
BURN have taken their seats as Lords of the Admi-
ralty, in the room of Sir JOSEPH YORKE and Sir
GEORGE HOPE. _ _ _

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Saturday the dispatches were closed at the East
India-house, and delivered to the Pursers of the fol-'
lowing ships, Viz.
&airily Castle, Captain J. B. SOINUY Cabalva, CapUin J.
Damn-sari ; Lady Melville, Captain J. STEWART •' Perseve-
rance, Captain H. Tatrz.cs ; and Orwell, Captain T. W. Lance,
for China direct.
PASSEYGIIIS eta OawaLL.—For Canton—Messrs. Bosanqnet,
Plowden and Milieu, supracargoes; Mrs. Plowden.
Fla LADYMrcvni.c.—For Batavia—Mr. T. Colville.

A valuable seizure was made yesterday at Graves-
end, on board the Melville East Indianian, of con-
traband goods, and upwards of 5,0(X) letters, in eight
boxes. The latter were brought to town by the Do-
ver Mail, in charge of a Custom-house Officer, to
the Post Office, Lombard-street.

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The Integrity, arrived at Cowes, left the following
American ships loading at Canton, for America, on
the sth of November, 1817 :
Cantos, Hinkley ; Sufolk, Man ; Panther, Lewis; Vancouver,
Bacon, for Boston—Claina, Shieve, forSakm—Tt untbull, -Morn,

for Providence—Huntreri, Allen ; Rossolie, Merry, for New-
York—Benjamin Rush, —; Hope, Moore ; Landon Trader,
Harrison, for Philadelphia—Sydney, Alezick, for 1111timore.—
Fourteen of the Honourabk Company's ships were lying there,
and a number of country ships, names unknown; the Integrity
rated from the Broxenburgh, Pitcher, from Java for London,
December 18, near the Straits of Sunda—parted with the Eliza-
beth, Bessom, from China for Boston, 2241 December, in long.
102. East, all well.

On Saturday, the 7th ult. a melancholy accident
happened in the Bay of Farr, on the north coast of
Sutherland. A boat with sir men was upset among
the breakers, and five of their number were drowned,
within a few yards of land, and in the view of their
relations on the beach, who could render them no
assistance. Four of the bodies were found in the
course of the night, and buried in one grave.

Wednesday morning the snow fell heavily at Edin-
burgh, and continued with little intermission the
greatest part of the day.