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London, England, 1820-07-26 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE DEPARTURES.

Lord and Lady Grantham, on a visit to the Dowager Coun-
tess de Grey, in Bedfordshire.
Ea:l Puwis, for the Duke of Ni
HoLse.

's seat, Sion

The Marchioness of Exeter, for her seat, Langley, Kent.
The 31aryais and Marchioness of Bath, for their seat in Wilts.
Lord !livers, for his seat, Hare Park, Newmarket.
Mr. Niss Beville, from King-street, Portman-square,
to t:kti: feat, Bishopsgate, Berks.
The Earl of Dartmouth, for Sandwell Hall. Staffordshire.
Sir Watkin and Lady Harriet Williams Wynn, for Paris.
The Earl aad Countess of Hardwicke and lankily, for their
scat, Wimps)le, Cambridgeshire.
SIR JOSEPIII BANK s.—The New Monthly Magazine,
for August 1, (being the Second Number of a New
Volume), will be embellished with a fine Portrait,
accompanied by a copious Dilemoir of Sir JOSEPH
BANKS, and will contain, among other interesting
Articles in Arts, Sciences, Politics, Manners, and
Amusements :

I. On Angling, by an Amateur, No. 2.—Living Novelists,
Mr. Maturin—Advice to Julia ; a Letter in Rhyme—The Vi-
sion of Las Cases—Journey to the Highlands—Remarks on the
Writings of Charles Limb—The Fancy; a Selection from the,
li.moins of Peter Corcoran—Literary Memoirs of Augustus
Von Kotzebue—Tatters i • n a Retlent at Cuba—Journey
into the Interior of New South Wales—A Tale of Vavaoo
Poetry of du: Japanese, &c. &c.
'Lie Committee of the House of Commons ap-
pointed to consider the state of,, trade, were pecu-
liarly struck by an evil which was found extremely
embarrassing to trade; namely, the multiplicity and
complexity of the Laws. They found from a Report
made in ISIS, that there were 2,000 laws upon the
subject 1:1 trade, of which there were no less than
1.100 in actual operation, while to 1.1.e:e scve.al more
have since been added.

NAVAL iNtELLIGEiIek

•
Rib Majester yacht, the Ramat Soviansoit, horn the River,
arrived in the .Downs yesterday, boand to Portsmouth,
His Majesty's ship Bruisers, (win Portsesehth for the Cape,
'arrived at. St. Helena the 16th May.*
The Dorsetslsire and Winchelsea, from London, arrived at-St.
Helena the.' Bth May.
Tbe ship Ganges, for Madras and Calcutta, was spoken with
by the Swan, from the South Sea, all well, on the 25th April,
In lat. 34. 44. S. long. 4. 19. E.
The Jessie, WILLIAMS' from Dumfries, has landed her pas-
sengers at Pictou, Prince Edward's Island, and likhibucto, after
a passage of thirty-one days, all well.
The Spanish schooner Sin Josef&i from Ls Guira, a regular
trader between that port and St. Thomas's, was captured on the
Ist ultimo, off St. Thomas's, by the Lomita Insurgent privateer.
She had a cargo of specie, &c. valued at 70,000 .dollars. The
schooner Rose, with a cargo supposed as valuable as the San Jo-
sefa's, sailed at the same time, and it was feared had fallen into
the hands of the Patriots.
FALNOCTII, Jett 2t.—V.lnd N. N.W.----Arrived, the Lady
Arabella packet, with a Mail from Lisbon in seven days. Sailed
the Osborne packet, with a Mail for the Islands. Arrived off
this port, the Alpha, from St. Michael's for London.
Jet.r 23.—Wind N.W.—Arrived off this port the Albion,
Rtenssomo, from Quebec in twenty-six days, for Southampton.
Ptvasoevar,Jura 23.—Wind N I?..—Arrived the Latona, Ru-
-1111,40/4, from kliramichi. She spoke, on the kith insttart,.th
Prince Coburg, from Quebec fur Coik, with her fore-topmast
sprung.—Passed up Channel last evening, the Triton, in thirty
days, from Quebec fur London.
Juav 24.—Wind N. W.—Arrived the Bideford, from Prince
Edward's Island. Sailed the Flora, Dastor-mals, for the Tex&
PORTIMOCIII' Juts. 24.—Wind W.—Arrived the Navieator,
Looms, from London for Halifax ; and his Majesty's ship
Casotz, from Deptford. Passed up Channel, the Sappho, As.-
MAN, from Jamaica. Sailed the Svisatatio cutter, on a cruize.
u Jor 9.s.—Wind W.—Arrived his Majesty's ships Gaa.t.sw,
from a cruize, and Lirrav, from the Downs; also the folio xiog
from London—Lotus, Merton, for Bengal; Caroline, TAYLOR,
for New South Wale.; Natalia, Mazur', for St. Andero ; and
several others, names tat known. Sailed the Regulus and
Abeona transports, for Chatham.
Haar. JCLY 24.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Ins
dian, his‘to ; the Hannah; Henry, 'lnuairsos; Hull, WATT;
Henry, MASON ; and the Frindsbury, from Quebec ' • Diamond,
Deceive°, from the Isle of Wight and Boston; and several
more, particulars unknown.
JCLY 25.—Wind N.W.—Arrived and sailed for the River,
the Edward, Mextto ; Lively, Taterrea; ltobcrt and Anne,
MITCH eta. ; Mary, TAYLOR; and Triton,--, from Quebec; and
Betsy, Ittnea, from Riga for Btidport. Came down from the
the Charles LOCK, for the South Seas; Isabella, BOOTH,
for St. John's, New Brunswick; and the Nathalie, DUSIUL,
for Rouen.
Dover', JULY 24.—Arrived the Dolphin, Blowx, front Sun-
derlar.d, with damage in her sails, rigging, and hull, having been
run foul of by the Arethusa, I Limas, from London for Jamaica.
bloormose, Juan 21.—Arrived the London, CUNNINGHAM,
from Greenland, with 12. fish, 150 tuns; and iNi`Cormick,
Vous°, with fish, 40 tuns. They teport the success of the
following ships :—Montrose—Eliza, Swam, 5 fish ; Spencer, 4 ;
and hero, 4. Aberdeen—Dee'2; June 20,2 fish; Don, Her.
cults, clean ; Middleton, e; and
St. Andrew, 8. Dundee--Fairy,
5 fish. Peterhead—Alert, July, 4 fish ; Eclipse, 11 ; Gleaner,
2. Hope, 2 ; Resolution, 4 ; Superior, 10 ; and Union, lb.
Leith—Juno, 7 fish. Greenock—John, 9 fish. Kirkwall—El-
len, 2 fish. Hull—May 3, Ehor, 2 fish ; and Manchester, 14.
Whitby—July 1, Aimwell, 1 fish; Henrietta, 6; Iltunony, 6;
Janes, 3; lively X3l Mars 6 ; I hernia, 1; Volunteer, 12; and
William and Ann, 9.
Jets 25.—Arrived the Harmony, Biwa t 4, of Ir-
vine, with loss of maicmast.
CUWES, JELY the.' Navigator, Locals, from
London, to take troops to Halifax.
• Sournaurros, JCLY 22.—The Louisa, Lord Caaveri's yacht,
arrived, with the family, last evening, and sails fur Holland im-
mediately : they have cruised to the southward,. and visited
Ilymouth and the Breakwater. The Antelope yacht, belonging
to Sir Enwaan 'Wattaans, and the Transit yacht, belonging to
the Hon. G. VLINON, have arrived here from the Mediterranean.
HA !MICH, itnor 25.—Aryived the. Beaufoy packet, with a
Mail from Holland.
Tanstoorm, JULY 25.—The Sarah, Waionr, of Newcastle,
got en the Neweotne yeeterday, but got off by assistance this
morning, and makes no water.
Livithrocn., Jute 23.—Arrived the Princess Charlotte; Capt.
)l'}Czix, from Calcutta, sailed the 24th of February.
Currou-nousa, Jets, 25.—Ships Entered Inwards: Success,
from St. Lucia; Unanimity, from Memel; Fortune, from Tene-
rife; Britannia from Kiel: Pursuit, from St. Petersburgh ;
lr Fores, from Calcutta; Catalina, from Sierra Leone; Christian,
front Wismar; Ann, from Waterford; Hannah, from Cape
Bretot.—Entered Outwards : Mathew, for Rio Janeiro ; Thetis,
for Jamaica ; Sea Nymph, for Venice ; Albion, for Genoa ; Per-
severance, for lianthurgh ; l'huthe, for Dublin ; Lord Liver-
pool, for Rotterdam ' • Melly, for liamburgh ; Ann, for Para:—
Cleared Outwards: Richard, fur Dublin; Saraphim, for Got-
tenburg ; Ann, for Ilamburgh ; Ida, for Stettin ; LaWience,
for Christiana; Ocean, for .St. Petersburgh ; Betsey for Alicant.

General DEVEREVX, who left Liverpool the hitter
end of April, n ith the remainder of the Irish Legion,
arrived at Barbadoes on the 9th of June, and was to

-ilit-AN4 •

The following is an ettrict of a letter from Val-
paraiso, dated the 19th April, IE2Ot
" Here we are knAipg rapid strides towards compkte lade-
' pendenee; one step moVe, and which la about to hv taken, will
bring us to our journtYi End. We:e you itere,..y.i wokid be
glad to see a whole people sti-usgling.tbr freedom, With every
hope of success.
" It is my opinion that on the fall of Peru, which I sin' r ro-
&ably have the happiness to announce to you in my m. at, this
great Peninsula will settle into a Government somewhat like
that to which I allude. What a field is here open to such a man
as Bonaparte, with the prudehce and moderation which adver. -
sity and time must haie taught bin, ! My occupations have, in
some degree, prevented me from writing to you and some few
others whom I esteem and regard;. hut I will frankly confess
that I might have dor.eici often, could I hate relolved to wri:e
to you a 'shot t letter, and not the histury of passing events as I
w shed, but h .d not courage to inidertake. I send y. u,
how-
ever, some puSlic papers, from which you may collect h facts
as may-prove most interesting to you, as they relate mo.e parti-
cularly to the department under my charge.
" All things are prospering, as regard myself, to the utmost of
my espe:tatio t. I have been pretty successful by sea, 7nd more
so by land. My copper works, ten, are getting fast forward;
they wi3 be prodigiously profitable ; and the Government have
just giv:n me a farm of 20,010 acres, most of wlf.th is cultivated,
and situated in the finest part of Chili, near 'Coticertiosu ; and I
am in treaty fur the purchase of 80,0(0 acres, which u Wise a for-
I tune when the corn-market of Lima opens. Can )ou believe
that they are so ignorant of machinery here, that Hour is four
times dearer than grain ?"