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London, England, 1819-03-16 00:00:00

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The following is copied from the Bood at the
New England Coffee-house:
The Amity, Mazwiett,,from New York, is arrived off Lisa.
pool; she idled the 11th February. Letters and papers Wink
up to-morrow.
The Mary Ann, Sedotss, frbat New Orleans Ii arrived at Lia
verpool; she sailed the 13th, and from the Bailee the a4tb. (She
bas been 17 days in the Channel.)
Arrived off Plymouth the Venus, from New :Yorks bound to
Ldadon; at New Orleans, the Adam, Anaat,frotn Dublin; at
Balm 134 Jantiary, the Barclay, Ronan, from Liverpool, and
the Prompt, Ktritax, front the Clyde.
Extract of a letter from the Crptain of the ship Venus, dated
Alarch 14, Edystone Light-house bearing E. by S. silstant'about
three leagues :—u I left New Yorl4 in the ship Venus; on the Wit
of February. We have !Pen in soundings since the 26th ultimo,
beating about with the easterly winds. The wind is still unfa-
vourable, and no prospect of a change. By pilot-boat, No. 27,
of Plymouth, I send my letter-hag."
nelsons's, ALtacx 13.—Wind S. fine weather.—Sailed the
Stanmer packet fur Lisbon and Jamaica, and the Marquis of
Salisbury packet for the Brazils, both with Mails.
Foal-mourn, Mauls 13.—Wind S. S. E.—Arrived two or
three colliers from Sunderland. Sailed the Jane, bito.va, for
Sunderlar.d ; andthe LINE= cutter on a cruize.
Drat., Mawr 15.—Wind S.W.—Nothing arrived or sailed
to-day.
Dotta, Marten 15.—Wind W. and moderate.—Arrived this
morning the Lord Duncan packet, Capt. PASCOE, fronVOstend,
Kith a Mail and passengers. Sailed this morning the Defence,
Captain Anams, for (dais, with passengers.
LIVER?OOL 14.—Sailed yesterday the Susan, RESET,
for New &cans ; and Psnelope, Dover, for New York.—
Sailed to-day, the Caroline, OcorN, and Columbus, Sum*, for
New York; Catharine etrocu, and William and Henry,
Swum:ars, for New &leans; Meridian, Mau for Philidel•
phis; Georgia, STUD, for Savannah; and Armatas, Legal,
for Baltimore ; and the Wellington' APC.ser., for Calcutta.—
Artived the Mary Ann, Scnotea, from New Orleans; sailed
the 1351 t, and front the Itilize the 24th of January : she has
been 17 days in the Channel. .
Ikmioaa, Manch 12.—The Unity, Marines, has been got
off, after heaving part of her cargo of coals overboard, and is
now in the harbour. Sailed the Three Brothers, Foinsme ;
Calypso, JONES; Ham, Vats/MINT:; Tay, ADAK! ; Friendship,.
IRELAND • Mary Ann, Dverumie; and Esuidge, Druenass,
all for Davis's Straits Fishery.
Cone, Manus 9.—Arrived' the Lloyd, 'APPurasort, of and
bum London, to take troops to St. Heler.a.
Cusrom-Hocar' Lotcnoh. Alaimo 15.—Entered Inwards, the
Pharos, Gerrard, from Havre.—Oatwards, the Swan, Lyon,for
IHavannah ; Alabama' Hamilton, for New Orleans ; Mentor,
Bullock, for Oporto; Joseph and Ann, Sibsey, for Han:burgh ;
and C.uharine, Knoz, for India.—Cleared outwards, the Ann,
1 Wilkie, for Venice ; Elizabeth, Sainburne, for Malta; Brilliant,
Yoong,for the Cape of Good Hope; General Harris, Webnead,
for China ; Brier**, Allen, for Constantinople ; William, Don-
, '
kin for I)antzic ; Louise, far labing; Ann, 'Mitchell ;
and Grant, Hogarth, for Cadiz ; and Caledonia, Primrose, for
Windau. •

Yesterday evening the . Duke and Duchees of
GLOUCESTER, attended by Mr. CURRY and Colonel
HIGGINS, honoured Covent-garden 'Theatre with
their presence, to see the Tragedy of Evadne, and
the Entertainment of Aladdin.
We are happy to say the Countess of LIV&RPOOL is
recovering from her late severe indisposition.
Lord SIDMOUTH and the Alisses-AmmtoroN had
a splendid assembly last night, at their residence in
Clifford-street, which was attended by the leading
Nobility and Gentry.
Lord WALSINGIIAM gave a grand dinner. yester-
day, at his house in Harley-street.
The Countess de VAUDE opened her elegant house
last bight, with a splendid entertainment. '
The Right Hon. JOHN Tnevon gave a sumptuous
dinner
yesterday, at his house in Berkeley-square, to
all the Foreign Ministers.
On the 14th instant died, at the Foreign News-
per Office, Sherbourn lane, in his 67th year, Mr.
WILLIAM BEAUMONT, highly esteemed, ter his stkial
qualities, and well known in the literary world for
his spirited and correct translations of several classi-
cal French and German Works, particularly tlie
" Travels of Anacharsis."
FAsincnossi.s Alll4lVAl''.—Lord and Lady Castlereigh, in St.
James's-square, from North Ctay ; the Dowager Lady \Vttby
and family, at her house in Argyie-street, from Lineoinstire ;
the Earl and Countess Fitzwilliani, from Not thamptonshire ;
Lord Selsey, from West than, j Sir Wen. Rowley, Dart.
M. P. from his teat in Suffolk; Mr. ;ad Mrs. Hurd picas no
the London Hotel, Albemarle-street, from their seat, Chet .n
Hall, Bucks ; Captain Barnes and Misa Lucas, Wain°, from do.
Cusatoes.—The Duke and Duchess of Roxburgh, from Fleurs,
near Kelso, to town ; Sr Williatn Elliot, Bart. from Edinburgh
to Stobb's Castle; the Earl of Fife, from Edinburgh to Raiff;
Marquis of Queensberry, from Annan. to Catterick, Yorkshire.
His Excellency the 'Marquis IYOSMOND embarked
at Dover yesterday morning, on board le Desire
French packet, for Calais, under a salute front the

Heights Battery.
It is gratifying to he put in possession of a full
and correct account of the late VOYAC F. to the AR:TIC
REGIONS, at the moderate charge of Three Shillings,
instead of being taxed to the amount of Three Gui-
neas, as is the general practice in regard to this
Specks of w,wlc. In this respect, the New Jourhal y'
Voyages and Travels is a public acquisition.
Letters from Spaiii, received by the last mail,
give assurance that proceedings had lately been fa-
lowed up, and sentence of death pronounced b.' tint
High Tribunals in ,Barcelona,on fifty Spanish o:ri-
cers, implicated in the conspiracy of the unforto-
nate General I.Aev. The sentence had been refer:ed
to a consultation with the King. From the peliod
of the discovery of the _aid conspiracy up to the
present time, these unhappy victims have no doubt
been immured in dungeons, and possibly their fate has
now been resolved upon, in consequence of the recent
occurrences at Valencia. It must be confessed that
Spain is in a delightful situation to send oat an Ex-
pedition against South America, when all the late
attempts at redress, and a change of things within
herself, haveoriginated with the military.
Friday, the gates of Edinburgh Castle, Queens-
berry House, Piershill Barracks, and Leith Fort, were
'shut, and the military sentinels withdrawn from these
Depots, previous to the approaching Election, which
takes place on Monday for the county of Edinburgh.
Sir Geonos CLERK, it is bzlieved, will be returned
without opposition, Sir JOUR DALRYMPLE is going
abread,.and has, for the present, declined the contest.
Friday morning, Mr. RITCHIE, Master of the Clyde,
Liverpool trader, was carried into Glasgow a 'corpse,
in the London mail-coach. He was apparently in
good health until the time when the coach was start-
s:lg from Hamilton, when he gave a loud scream,
and fell on one of the passengers in a convulsed state,
and it is their opinion that life was instantly extinct.
Filday, George Warden, late Clerk in the Post-
offiee, Aberdeen, was tried before the High CeOft Of,
Justiciary at Edinburgh, and found guilty oc,skr
,-stracticg various sums of money from letters. -
trusted te his care. He was sentenced to be executed
at Edinburgh on Wednesday, the 14th April next,
but recommended to mercy on accountpf his
suer good character.

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