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. irALMOUTH. MAY 10. ..
' Arriirect yesterday, the Princess Mary packet, with
Mails from Jamaica, in S 5 days ; the brig Magnet.
trom Lisbern, having on board the remains of Lnrd
Arthur Somerset. Arrived to-day, the George packet.
with Mails from Surinarri in 29 days.—Sailzd yester•
day, the Unison, &OLT, for Rotterdam. Put hack
the Ocean transport, MANGARU, for Quebec.—Wind
W. strong gales and clear.

HARWICH, MAY 12.
Arrived the Active packet, with a mail from Got-
teobnrgh. Sailed the Alliance packet, with a mail for
ditto. Sailed yesterday the Henry Freeling packet
with a mail for Holland; and the Earl of Leicester
packet with a mail for Cuxhaven.

DEAL, MAY 12. •
Arrived last night ai.d sailed for the River, the
David Scott, Vansittart, Charles Grant. Marquis
Camden, Warren Hastings, and Ceres, East India-
men, from China ; also arrived this morning, the•
Arabe, from the South Seas; and Lady Flora, from
the Cape of Good Hope. Came down from the
River. the Batavia, for Calcutta, and remains.—
Wind N.W. and squally.

RAMSGATE, MAY 11.
Arrived this morning, the Prince of Waterloo
packet, from Ostend, bringing over Lord SINCLAIR
and family, and several other passengers. His Lord-
ship had been on the Continent nearly- two years.—
The weather in this part is, and has been very cold
and unse.minable for some days past ; this morning
we hive had snow, which came down in large flakes.

MARGATE, MAY 12.
The China Fleet, twelve or thirteen in number, are
come to anchor in the Queen's Channel, as the wind
is blowing strong at North and the weather squally.
The Bridgewater and David Scott have been spoke
by a boat from hence. They are riling below the
East Buoy of Margate Sand.

li3VER, MAY u.
Twelve sail of ships from China passed by here this
afternoon fur the Rlver, the Pursers trom several of

them lAnded and set off for London. BONAPARTE.
when these ships left St. Helena, was quite well.—
Lord KINNAREt embarked here this evening on board
the Lord Duncan packet for o;:end.

GRAVESEND, MAY It.
Arrived the Hope, Ec.un•r, from_ B:travia ; Low-
ther Castle, Bridqewater, loglic, Getwral Hank,
Alnwick Ctstle, Essex, and Atlas, from China.—
Sadvd the Batavia, MAYNE, for India; Ast.f..ll, CHRS•
WELL, for China ; Mangles, BURN, and /11ander,
COBB, for China.

AMAICA, APRIL 2.
His Majesty's ship praxes, and three sleopt,
sail from Port Royal, on S.iturday rw.rninz next,
the 3Uth instant. for Honduras; and wid give pro-
tection to any vessels that may be in readiness to pro-
ceed. and are desirous of convoy to that destination.

Saturday the dispatches wer.: finally closed at thi:
East India House, and delivered to the Pursers of
the following ships, viz —Asted, Captain l'..ent:s-
wau., for Ceylon and Bengal ; Lady Campbell.
Captain T. Islaitoths ; and Batavia, Captain J.
MAYNE, for Bengal direct.
PAWING:Litt PIA ArraaL —For Bengal—Captain lAekett,
Cornet A. 1.. Strachan, Mr. Caldsiell, tree mariner;, Misses
Fleming, Washlington, and Christie • Mrs. Cheap sad family.
tor Madra.—Lieut. J. Robins, Mrs. Redding.
For Ceylon—M.stresses Simms Mitchell, and Barnett.
Pat DATATIAo—For Bengal—AG :e.itt, assistant surgeon.
Pea LADY CAM enELL.—For Bengal--Sir A. Harr (Judge of
the Supreme Court) sad family ; C. Boiler and W. Clark, senior
merchants; Mrs. Buller • Messrs. Shaw and Ployer, writers;
Lewin, Esq. barrister; Mr. and Miss Parlby ; Miss Bathurst.
PA CEYLON, Annie enilute, Captain A. P. HAIUL.
TON, arrived at Portsmouth, on Saturday night, from
St. Helena. She sailed on the 9.2 d of April, waft
Captain Roman (la:e Flag Lieutenant to Sir G.
Comtadan), and a complement of Officers and men
suited to a sloop of war, to take the command of the
Island of Ascension. She conveyed also stores, guns,
ammunition, and provisions. thither, The RACOON
was cruizing off Ascension. The BUCEPHALUS.
NOUTUUMBERLAWD,
.HAVANNAH, SPEY, FIIIIRET, JU-
LIA, and ZEPHYR, were lying at St. Helena. The
BUCEPHALUS, in consequence of an injury she sus-
tained in Algore 'Bay, on her passage from the Cape,
was to sail for England in -few days after the CEY-
LON. The nenwr was to sail for England five days
atter the CEYLON. BONAPARTE remained sullen, in
`consequence of Sir G. COCAEURN insisting upon his
'being accompanied in his rides by a British Officer.
In the last received American Papers, it is stated,
that at Charlestown, for eight weeks prior to the lst
of April, not a drop of r.tin had fallen. The effect of
such weather on the health of the i.ii.thltasts :tad h. :ea
already felt, and fears were entertained drat coati:
nuance of it for a short tinge longer would procl,ice a
general influenza. These papers sate, that the Dutch
Governor of Surinam had ordered the produce and
manufactures of the United States brought inAmerican
vessels, to be admitted on paying a duty of 4 per cent.
No British vessels or cargoes, except from the With!'
colonies in North America, were admitted to an entry.
'—Several of the Americans who were prisoners at
Carthagena had reached their native land. They
report the conduct of the Spaniards towards both
British and Americans to have been barbarous and
cruel in the extreme. They used all means to decoy
them into the port, and no sooner had the:. 10 them
into their power than they cut with swords and
beat them inhumanly, robbing them of their clothes,
and subjeiting them to all kinds.of exposuro which
Might injure their health or insult tick feelings. The.
refugees • twin Carthagena and other puts of the
Spanish Main were numerously assembling at Aux
Cayes, with the intention of joining the insurgents iu
Margarita, or landing, if circumstances should prove
farourable, in the Caraccas. An article of the SOti
,of Itterch from Montreal states, that the grand Or!
;it that district had presented, in the Court of King'..
Bench, a bill of indictment against SAMUEL SameWOOD, Esq. for a libel against the ritINCB itsoeNT.
he Duke of York, and other eminent charactets.
The trial will take•place (he met September term.
Sinsnitoon tad barn re•eletud to the Cenadiai.
Legislature,
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