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London, England, 1820-03-22 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The East'lndia Company's ship York arrived off PI)
the 18th inst.—she left Bumbay the 17th of October, th,
the 29th of December, and St. Helena the 16th of .I.ant
The East India Company's ships Bombay and Itertfotn
were at Bombay on the 16th of October, and were cap.(
proceed on their voyage to China about the 15th of N'uvei
The Agile, *land, bound to Jiourdeaux, is lost on C.:(
off Coaquet.
The Nereid, Chupien, from Rcuen, is lost at the e
the Garonne.

The Dorothy, Edmonds, froM London to Ilambargh,
on the Loss Sand.'-
• The St. Jose Paola, alias Pedra, from 111ozambititte to
bay, is lost. Crew saved.
The Drie Gebroeders, Tenbockle, from Amsterdam
Cape of Good Hope, sti.ts totally lost at the Cape, on the
of December.

FALIZOCTIN, MARCH 19.—. Wind F.—Arrived the American
ship Canton Packet, KING, from Canton, in 157 day. Lry
off this port, the Orpheus, •CJUSTALL, from Smyrna, in
weeks, for London.

PLtIiOUTN, M•ACH 20.•••• Wind E 4—Atrived the
SHAW. from Sierra Leone ; Beehive, Foot, from Gijt
London, leaky ; and Favourite, 132.1FNE, from Tiinittid for
don. i asaed up Channel, the Talbot, frem Ilomhay.
the Devon, Cistsst.e, for St. John's, Newfoundlond.
Postsnorstf, Masco W.K. W. —Arrived
Ann, LEWIYI, from Sunderland; and Fidelity, WALLIAMS,
Bristol. Sailed the Regulus transport, for Wooiwich ; Inte-
grity transport, for Chatham.; and Liebe; Sterucxs,:s, far It7t-
terdarn. Went out of barbonr, and brought ep at Spithead Ins
IA its's ship Vico. Remain at Spitheittl his Nh.tjes:'..s sit it
A t .o, Nur:ow, FAvomttru, and CA !CALLON.
DEAL, 31A RC H W.N. W.— A r rived and 3 til
the River, the Jeane Sophia, CARDIbIy from Caen; 1k 1;c-ps
PALM, from Faro; Friendship, Wtt.soN, from Oporto fot Lela, ;
Thetis, NORIN from Alicant for (iotteuburgli ; aid Ann,
Qbetch, from St. Kitt's for London, the two latter
Came down from the River and sailed the As.lib, otatit. r
Bahia; Timor, Fo.Rn, for the South Seas; and Tropic, Bat: a-
Yoko, fer Barbadoes the latter remains.
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.IlAßttlCir, 313 RCtr 21.-Arrived the Thetis !Mei et, With a
Mail front Gottenburgh.
Amm-It—At Bristol, the Jong from ft:Awe:in
At Bombay, Ilannah, Ileathorn; Upton Castle, Powell; to:d
Ilarrosa, Hutchinson, from Lt-indon. At the C.ipe {of (
Hope, Vittoria, Driver; Cape Packet, Lovely 31a a, City
Bourdeaux, and Lonaelt, Driscoll, from Louder;
Wallace, from Pie .la.teiro; Lord Sicluncath, Cutiner ; %rni
Sarah Ann, Wilson, from Bengal. At /Mod,
from Liverpool. At Sierra Leone, Nymph, Clover, trout Live;-
pool. At Cuxhaven, Elbe, Arnold, frrini Lori nn. At St:lv—a.
liramby, —; and Razle, front Lo:Illon. At tie•.;e-
rara, Cecilia, liepbttra, irom the Clyde. 'At lit.rgal, Kew,
Farquharson, from China. At Bombii•y, Conde de Hie Part!G,
front Mocha. At Havre, Johu, Grenville, (font Nei?.
castle; and Solon, Balkh, from --. At Na wry,
Hall, from Leghorn. At Derry, Hoop, —, from flotterdzm.
PIRATES ix THE PERSIAN Gai.r.---Advices from Bombay, of
the 15th October, state, that an expedition, on a Lrge hal
been hued out for the suppression of the Pirates in the Golf of
Persia. The followidg snips were taken up by the Goyim:lei=
for the purpose:—Ann, 531 tons; Angtlicp, 358; Butub:,)-
Castle, 582; Carron, 451; Cornwall, ; Liana, ; ltaL-
manee,-465; Glenely,Blo; ILinmh, 461; Jei.sy, 340; JrnilLez. ,
444, Orpheus, 416; P,tyoc, 32--in all 13 vessels. linteLtlz
of tonnage, 6,518.

Irish timber is said to be an antidote aVirist sp'•
ders, as there is not a cobweb to be seen on roofs
wainscoted with Irish oak.

The following is a Copy. of the Will of the la-
mented Prince EDWARD, Duke of KENT. It trzs
preyed yesterday in Doctors Commons. Tl.e pro-
perty. is sworn under £lO,OOO, and £10.50 have beta
paid for the probate cloty. The Will was made on
the evening immediately prior to his Royal High?.
ness's death.

Lieutenant-General WETHERALL and. Captain
CONROY, his Royal Highness's Executors, were, the
former Comptroller of the Duke's Ilow.ellold, the
latter one of his Equerries, and his Private Sectetarv.
I, Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, being of sound mind, di
make my Will, in manner following: And first I do nominate,
constitute, and appoint my beloved wile, Victoire, Duchtes
Kent, to be sole guardian of our dear child, the Princess Alex-
andrine Victoria, to all intents, and for all purposes whatever;
and under a confident hope that my just claim on Gcrvernnient
will be yet considered, for the purpose of liquidating ni debts,
I give, devise, and bequeath unto Fred,-rick Augustus Wetb,r-
all, Esq. Lieutenant-General in the Army, all and eve:y
real and personal estate of every sort and nature whatever, .e:1
wheresoever situate, uprn trust, and for the entire use and beet--
fit of my said beloved wife and deqr child, in such :turner, ou
such occasions, and at such times, as my said dear wife s:rall
direct. And Ido vest the said Frederick Augustus Weiler-
all, and John Conroy, with all and every nec.-ssary power ant
authority, with the consent and approval of my said wife, to
dispose of all and every, or any part of my said estate and c!fects,
real and personal, for the purpose befortmentioned. Amcl
do hereby constitute and appoint the said Frederick Angest. •
Wetherell, and John Conroy, Executors in trust of this n y
last Will and Testament. In witness whereof I have subscribed
my name, and set my seal, the iind day of January, 1523.
(L. S.) EDWARD.
Signed, sealed, and delivered by
the said Priffce Edward, Duke
of Kent, in the presence of us,
as his J. MOORE, Majo!--ren.
W. M. MATO N, 'M. a
J. WILSON, M.D.
IionRIELE PUNISHNIENT.—The Augusta (Georgia)
Chronicle, of the Ist ult. says—
" On Friday last, two negro men, named Ephraim and Sans,
were executed, in conformity to their sentence, for the murder
of their master, Mr. Thomas Hancock, of Edgefield Dian ia,
South Carolina: Sans was burnt, and Ephraim hung, and his
bead severed from his body and publicly exposed. The circum-
stances attending the crime for which these miserable beicfs
have suffered, were of a nature so aggravated, as imperiously
demanded the terrible punishment 'Which has been inflicted
upon them. The burning of malefactop is z punishment only
resorted to when absolute necessity demands a signal example-.
It must be a horrid and appalling sight to see a human being,
consigned to the flames. Let even Fancy picture the scene—
the pile--the stake—the victim—the mind sickens, and sinks
under the oppression of its own feelings,—what then must be
the dread reality ? From some of the spectators we learn that
it was• a scene which 'transfixed in breathless horror almost
every one who witnessed it. As the flamcs approached his,
the piercing shrieks of the unfortunate victim struck upon t'..e
heart with a fearful, painful vibration; but when the devrerrinn
element seized upon Ma body, all was hushed—yet the cry of
agony still thrilled in the ear, and an involuntary and sympathet'c
shudder ran through the crowd. We hope that this awful d's-
pensation of justice may be attended with such salutary effects,
as to preclude for ever the necessity of its repetition."
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, itIARCLI 22.
A very considerable quantity of all Grain was left
over from Monday's supply, and having additional
arrivals of Wheat and Barley this morning, the sales
were exceedingly heavy, and Wheat is full Is. per
quarter lower. A few prime samples of Barley ob-
tained Monday's prices ; but the infetior sorts are is.
per quarter cheaper. Oats are Is. per quarter lower,
and very dull sale. In Beans and Peas there is no
alteration.

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