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EXTRACT 011 A Lrf,VOL, TATUM III'ENOS-ATIRrA, ism 21.
b:arly on the morning of Snowlay, the 211th inst. tie
expreseneed one of the severest zilea from the southieast,
aer paniesl with the hizbest tisle ever remembered in
this place; and the damage done t 6 the shipping, lit well
as the town, is very rootisiderablr.
In L'Ensenoola nothing material has happened to tho
chipping ; but we fear foir the fate of the vessels that
nosy have entered the river, the wind bring previously
fair for that purpose.
The folloot ing is a list of the vessels wrecked here :--
The Achilles, of London, Tindall, loading for Chili,
bad a few olry goods on hoard, which were saved, his;
very .l) damaged, and the vessel linfit tor sea.
The Trafalzar, of Liverpool, Coulson, loading for
London ; had on hoard upwards of 111,000 hides, which
will he saved, boot notch ',amazed ; two of else crew
drowned in the main-top before assistance could be given
them ; the vessel a c 00000 ;Diet, wreck.
'floe Russian ship Hercules, with timber, the English
! sli )))))) er, in ballast, and the Verna brig Navarrois,
cannot loto cot otf. The American brig Argo, Storey.
I fur the liarannalo, with shoot 1,11011 quintals of jerked
beef on board, has stink, but expected to he raised.
The national brigs Adonla and Delinstrit, and the poi-
' la.rre San Junky Nepornacia, with lohoont 30.1 r 411 smacks,
schooners, sloops, and lizloters, of various descriptions.
engaged in the river trade, have been driven on shore or
stook, and many his es lust.
The Nautilus, Tripe, wits run fool of he the Trafal.
oar, and stisfitimsl csips'sloirslisle da11151::',! in hoer topper
works. The brig Pero, for Loudon, grounded on the
bank which divides the bluer from the sinter roasts, but
sopNscol to have so-tallied too damage. The brig Rover
noishiprell her rudder, Five I inyrrhitirllt vessels sit W.if
(four brigs and a sesootser) are missiing, reported to b.•
agr ttttt oil up the river.
In the village of Las Conch" Omni 7 leagues t.s
leeward of this city, upwards of :ill peoside have toresk
drowned in their houses, frout the overflowing tof the
river.

The day being particularly dry an 1 favourable, the
streets were crowded. he arrangements made by
the 31arsisals for preserving order in the line of the
procession, were particularly elis ient. A great nom-
her of •slea wed speeid constables were sworn in, awl
elegy pesueration makes to preserve the pnblic peace.
The era gal ism general were quiet, but the luw.•at of
the populace, as usual, espresmeil, by hissing anal
h sating, their disapprobation of parti.•nlar persons,
he watersiseu of the Drapers' Coetti.atty to which the
new Lord Mayor belongs, were particularly promi-
nent. 1 hey were all attired in new blue emits, faecal
with yellow, with ("Jr and eatils:itaomeel shirts rtf the
15.1 m century. The hatiticrs, gags, and streamers
were particularly splendid a:),1 eatirely stew for tlt,•
occasion. The only Aldermen whom we perceived
in time proressi•tu nesitle the late Loral Mayor were
.11drrumen Wood, Ilevg.tte, anti Birch. Alderman
Wood was meceived by Ilse populace in the n•nal man-
, and the horses nese taken from his carriage. As
the barges were proceeding to Westnei tester, an accident
occurred which had nearly proved fast to several in-
dividuals. As time State Barge of the Dravers' Colo-
panfiwas going under Waterlou-bridge, Iwo of a Is of
boats following the procession by an t•ndrayunr to get
before the rest, got in the way of the harp• and were
ores turned in an instant, when ei.rht persous, consist-
ing of four females, three *Lien and a t►,.r were placed
in a most p •rilons situation. Nearly all the party,
however, clung firmly to the boats, and several others
reining up to their assistance, they were ail taken out
of the water without having received any material
inju•y. The Lord Alavor proceeded to the Conn u.
Exchequer, to do homage and perform several either
cerrni odes, an I the late Lord Alayor to render in his
aecannts. After having invited the Barons of the
Exchequer to the dinner, the Lord Mayor, attended
by the Recorder, the 11are and Sword Bearers pro-
ceeded to the Court of Coumson Pleas and the Court of
Kim's Bench, to give similar invitations tea the
Jetol,rs. 'llse pril,ernsiol3 then returned in nearly the
'AMC order to
TUE VINNF.R.

the increasing demand of thin much ad•
shred fiance for all sorts of Fink &e. It has hallowed the
Provrionr, IIENIZY POWELL. at. kir Wholeaale Oil and
tNlisa irarthoora, Newalge-strawf, (where the Trade
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s. supplied ealda Sin sod all etbre Ovaptlitta Malatya.
tlkt.k to relawsMis monk watetahl nehossaeltalgswerata
aa the Public for their kind patronage. and at the sante
Este bcga leave to acquaint them that it is mold by all
Se Oil so.i Italian Warehouser in Loudon. anti by one or
Pare re•peoduolde agents in ever) town throughout the
taitc,l his _glow.
CO•oerre. none la genuine enter.' aigned l• Dinniore and
Ma," -nd tlw Proprietors real on the ('ork.
To %I,rch 104. Captains. and others. it it particularly re-
ntmin,•icted fur shipping, as it is warranted to keep io an)
?artiste.

The vessels which rode oat the gale all suffered the
los4 of lobar•, atirburs, &t.

The followin4 is a list of the vessels at anchor :a the
inner sod outer wails:—

OUTER RnA nu.

His Nlajestv's ships Owrn tilendou•er and Icarus.
British *hip Alan, loading for Antwrrp.
Hit o brig Perot, ;Lister, cleared for London.
iliac, do. Rover, Brown, clearo-d for tvoivasonah.
Biro do. Mary, leaw.ton, lowirmig rue Chili.
do. Heroine, Tapley, arrived from Liverpool.
INNER Rollie.
British ship Cnnstantia, to land tootles.
Hitt., hri' Nalitilus, Trip., loading for L' radon.
Vitt., Elisabeth, Swinbitrue, ditto
Hitt° Lovely Maria, ditto
Dittos, Tramisere, Cook, loading for Liverpool
Ititto Neptune, Wake, ditto
Ditto Conon, arrived from itio Janeiro.
Ititto Harmony. Clarke, ditto San blear.
National selsootter Throolore; Preach brig ll•meraha,
arrived t Bordeaux; Batt it brig Ainiable Pauline,
ditto, Antwerp, and two Porragnese brigs.
A UlieST
Tile Peru weighed aneloor illaia morning; but, from
contrary winds, email nut proceed.

At ten minutes after route the !awl Mayor entered
and was received with howl applause.
lie was followed by the late Loral Mayor, who also
received a pretty genorsl tribute of arproo!mt. from
the company, who by that time were assembled in
considerable. nusolsers.
The upper part of the Hall was, as astral. formed
into a separate apartment, called the hustings, appro.
priatrd to the act, iodation of the distinguished
guests, as well as of the personal friends of the Ireril
ayor. Notre were admitted to that part of the 11311
who ha 1 not partienlar rards of invitation : and those
who were honoured by these peculiar marks of atten-
tion here ushered on their arrival into the sir:ming-
rtl/1111, N here tlsey were received by 311 s. Alfred Thorpe,
sister-in.l.sw to the Lord Mayor, who sustained with,
much grace and elegance the character of
3,l4voress sin this ue •ssion. Sire ,at 011 the dr:rased
chair ot throoe which is played at the es.tiemity of the
room, and as the several slisciuguislied visitors en-
tered thee were amnions...a by some of the 'lumbers of
the 00000 flitter of management, and introduced by the
Sheri Ist.) her Ladyship. She wits arrayed in a splen-
did dress of silver lama, over white satin, ornamented
with handsome blond. A cont.; train of the RAllle4
rosily snateridli, wlriela we think was the mint tripes+
ctlng we ever saw. lies 6- Iress, a beautiful plume of

The following is an extract from a letter received at
Lloyd's, dated Genoa, 2801 Oct. 1E120:
liy letters and papers just arrived from Pilrrino. op
to the 13th inst., it appears that after the ,air violent
crisis that city was restored to a Stier of salusness by
the Convention, which was signed on the ;oh 'natant,
ou
hoard his Brim iiii ic Majesty's critter, the Lacer, Capt. •
Charles Thurtell, in the liar a Palermo. by Prince Pa-
mum. President of the Jutru. and Lieut. tien. Pepe, is
the presence of the Austrien Loos !!.
A beautiful steam vessel, af bit tons, was lately
fitted out in Liierpool Ly some pat:iotie geatlemen
connected with the Porturuese trifoe, for the purpose
of plvisig on the Tagus. She left Liseri.ool on the
15th ult. and oa the !Ith was seen dose into the river
by the last vessel that arrived front Lisbon, hmieg •
`thus pelformed her journey in less than four days.