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pies set up in-the woods, which might make the Britains de-
nominate that place Llundian, which is as much as Diana's
grove or town. As this derivation carrieth a great semblance
of truth with it, so the third, viz., Llhandian carrieth as
much, if not a greater verisimilitude, and weight most with
me. The Britains to this day calla church or temple Llhan,
whereof there be a great number in Wales to this day, as
Lihangorse, Llhansawel, Llhandillo, &c., which signifieth
the churches of such places. And whereas by the current
and consentient opinion of all antiquaries, there was a Pagan
temple or fane, erected to Diana, in that place where now St.
Paul's stands, there being yet there a place called Camera
Dianne, where ox heads and bones are daily found, which used
to be offered her as victims and sacrifices, I say, it is more
than probable, that the Britains were induced thereby to call
the place Nhandian, which is the temple of Diana, and so in
tract of time, the word was contracted, and came to be called
London. Certain old houses adjoining are, in the ancient
records of the church, called Diana's chamber; and, in the
church-yard, while Edward the First reigned, an incredible
number of ox heads were found, as we find in our annals,
which the common sort at that time wondered at, as the sac-
rifices of the Gentiles ; and the learned know, that Taurapoli,
were celebrated in the honour of Diana.—Hower s Lon-
dinopolis.

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TUESDAY, MARCH 21.—Wind S. fresh.
-Carlton, Anderson, from Savannah—Lancashire
Lass, Sims, from Bremen—and Clio, Rundle, from Oporto.
SAILED.—The Duke, Bissett, for Bombay—lris, Merryman, for
Havana—Mersey, Houston, for Jamaica—Walpole, Thomas, Jacob
Pennell. Hasty, and Rappahannock, Drummond, for New Orleans
—Salem, Mem, for Mobile—Oliveira Segundo, Santo Anna, for
Lishon—Jupiter. Louvers, for Antwerp and Bruges—Mary, Gress,
for Antwerp and St. Petersburg—and Alert, Idman, for Wyburg.

Myrene. Durie, hence at Demerara
Kezia, Robinson, hence at St. Thomas
Moslem, Vale, sailed from St. Thomas for Laguira 18th Feb.
Esquimaux, M.Farlane, hence at Trinidad
Glasgow. hence for New Orleans, off Jamaica 16th February
Rival, Price, hence at Newfoundland
Lydia, Petrie, hence at Bahia
Royal Archer, hence at ditto
Marion, Campbell, hence at Tampico
Wiltshire, Barker, and Freedom, Tyrer, hence at Messina
Jessamine, Jarvis, sailed from Messina for Palermo and this
port 21st February
Mary & Jane, Osborne, from. Malta at Gibraltar, and sailed gth
March for this port
Peri. Dawe, hence at Lisbon
Conrad, Kreino, hence at Copenhagen
Alison, Hunter, hence at Hamburg
Try, Howes, hence at Helvoet
Fulmar, Crocker, hence for Leghorn, at Kingstown
Maypo, Fulton, hence for Newfoundland, at Islay, N.B. with loss
of fore top-mast

Nereid, from Alexandria, has not arrived at this port, as reported
13th March •
Eugene, of this port, was spoken in lat. 33, hag. 31
Eli Whitney, hence for Boston, was spoken 6th March, in lat. 36,
long. 41

Belfast, hence for Valparaiso, was spoken 17th March, off the
Saltees

British Queen, Kennedy, from Whitehaven, at Antigua. On the
Sth Feb. about 16n miles due east of Antigua, felt the shock of the
earthquake experienced at that island, which lasted about four
minutes, and stopped the ship's way.

OPORTO, Mar Ch.. 18.—The 'Ann Paley, and Brandon, got in con-
tact on the gth March, in the river, and both received damage, the
former to a considerable extent

BALLINA. March I7.—The Arrow, of and for Liverpool, with
oats, got on shore inside Moy Bar, on the lath March, and is ex-
pected to become a total wreck, as she is sinking into the sand, and
the sea making a complete break over her.

wEDNESDAY, MaRCII 22.—Wind S. moderate.
ARRIVED.-Bayfield. from Africa—Mary Marsden, Williams,
from Volo—Falcon, Gowan, from Belfast—Caroline, Stephens ;
Prince, Williams, and Ballinasloe, Davies, from Dublin—Finn
Mac Coull, Hutcheson, from Dundalk—Express, from Newry—
and Earl Lonsdale, from Whitehaven.

SAILED.—Robert Syers, Atkins, for Antigua—Emblem, Talbot,
from Apalachicola—General Veazie, Colthard : Clarissa Andrew's,
Colby; Hilah, Hammond; Bowditch, Crowell; Berlin, Crocker;
Alexander, Leeds: Archeius, Boutelle, and Mount Vernon, M`Ma-
nus, for New Orleans—Columbus, Cole, for New York—and Eliza.
beth, Von Ehren, for Hamburg and Elsfleth.

Baboo, Stewart, from Madras, at Macao
Caledonia, Liddell, sailed from Macao for Manilla lsth Nov. and
the Syria, Stroyan, 2nd Dec. for London
Camerton, Renny, hence at Havana
Cockermouth Castle, Bell, hence at St. Lucia
Wrn. Large, Pennington, from Cork, at Trinidad
Mischief, Hawthorne, sailed from Bermuda for this port 24th
February
Black, Fraser. hence at Charleston
Cantab, Rae, hence at Laguira
Matthew Pearce, Loney, hence at ditto
Selina, and Aylesford, hence at Buenos Ayres
Andes, Brocklebank, from Bahia, at Pernambuco
Bonanza, Siltert, from Newfoundland, at ditto, sailed 17th Feb.
for Bahia
Oriental, Pierce, hence at Palermo
Redbreast, Wainwright, sailed from Palermo ljth Feb. and the
Mary, 2eth
Highfield, from Benin, at Kingstown
Homer, Drink water, from New York, at Londonderry
Robina, Henderson, sailed from St. Jago de Cuba for this port,
and the Andes, Gavey, for Swansea 15th February
Bennett, M'Lean, sailed from Aveiro for Liverpool 30th Dec. and
has not since been heard of.
Jessie, Bruce, from Coquimbo to this port, was condemned at
Valparaiso 17th December
Harbinger, Candlish, sailed from Manila for Cowes, 26th Nov.
and Pandora, Cothay, for London, 2gth
Wcatherall, Hall, sailed from Sincapore for this port
Guildford, hence for Africa, was spoken Ist March, in lat. 48,
long. 10, with loss of bulwarks and water casks, and long-boat
stove

Spencer. hence for Rio Janeiro, was spoken 12th Feb. in lat. a N,
long, 29 W

Orynthea, or Oithona, hence for Port-au-Prince, was spoken 25th
Feb. in lat. 46, long. 13
Nina, hence for Charleston, was spoken 6th March, in lat. 45,
long. 22

ntais, March lg.—Several vessels, dismasted and proceeding
under Jury-masts, were passed to the westward of the Azores, by
the Courier du Bresil, arrived at Bourdeaux.

THURSDAY, 23.—Wind South.
A RRIVED.—Dublin, SchofieMAßCHld, from Mobile—Pursuit, Davidson,
from Valparaiso ; sailed 20th Nov.—Commodore, Campbell, and
Jenny Jones, Wakeham, from Smyrna—Spy, Goodwin, from Patras
—David Grant, from Corunna—Ann, Williams, from, Teneriffe—
Celerity, Williams. from Havre—Fortitude,Whitford, from Exeter—
Catherine & Jane, Evans, from Newport—Haubell, Chasely, from
Leith—and Minstrel, from Swansea.
SA ILED.—Martha, Wilson, for Vera Cruz—and Eutaw, Thomp-
son, for New York.

The Anne, arrived here today, left at Tenerife Ist instant, the
Emerald. Avery, and Sophia. On sth March, off Madeira, spoke
the Elephants, hence to Manilla. On the Igth, in lat. 48, long. 8,
spoke the Tally Ho, for Messina.
Peru, Bateson, from Mauritius, off Cove, in 81 days, and pro-
ceeded to Bristol. The Dava, for Cork, and Savanna, for Liverpool,
sailed from Mauritius, in company with the Peru.
Brilliant, from Odessa for Antwerp, off Scilly
Win. Harris, Luly, from Palermo, off Gibraltar gth instant
Plata, hence to Buenos Ayres, was spoken 21st Jan. in lat. 2 S,
long. 39 W
Sylph, Penger, hence at St. Michael's
Elizabeth Mary Ann, Ball, and Sea, M`Queen, hence at Messina
Victoria, Walker, hence at Bourdeaux
Eugene, of Liverpool, was spoken in lat. 33, long. 31
Patna, Ponsonby, hence to China, was spoken 11th Feb. in lat. 2
N, long. 21 W

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, MAUCH 23

Wind at Holyhead, South, light breeze in the morning; W.S.W.
gentle breeze at noon ; S.W. light breeze in the evening.
Off Point Lynas, have pilots, No. 1206, Stamboul, schooner, at
12 at noon; putting back damaged, and 955, Birl:by, brig, at 3 30
p.m. tram
Off the port, at 5 p.m. I brig and 2 schooners.

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