The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-08-25 00:00:00

A'4v4L IN? r, .IGr NCE.

PoitrxneTar, Atro.2,lo.—Saited La Sybelle, of
55 gin., Captain Vpton, fur Cork. Admiral
Thorntmraugh, who last night hoisted his ft:lg on
!maid of her, is gone pole!' !sr in bre toCorit, wi►h
I,i, Secretary, blatthins Mrsch, Ecq. Also the
;Mitre, o► It gun•, with convoy Ur' Guernsey ;
dui ele ,iber:tombie, of 74 guns, for Plymouth.
Arrived the Desirous gun.brig, and the Melly.
,recd, of 40 goos, from the Dawns.

AuG. 24.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
fingtsroo to the northward ; Rosaris, • Podargus,
and Earl Spencer cutter, to tho westward.
Arrived kia Nlsji sty's ship Theban from off Buu.
In j.fie ; and 7'sc.k/er from the Scheldt ; Garcia:,
Bubo, fir Dieppe—detained by the Rolla) sloop
of ear.

GRAVESZYD, AUG. 21•—Arrived- the Warw.
wick, Richmond, from Roane; .Bonetto, • LetiC
floal St. M4ltiti's, and pal Mart:and; liarinotkrieft
hum Cork.

The remains, of the late Queen of Paussik were
interred uo the 3ist of July in the church. of the
DJme, at Derlin. The coffin was borne by 24
chrnb. rltin,, who placed it on the hearse. The
body w.O by all the Court at its entrance
into the cbuich ; and the Clergy received it at the
rho rch-gate, dna accompaaietl it to the sacristy,
ss hither it was followid by the Grand Marshal of
-the Court, the Ladies and Officers of the Court, the
Ministers, the field. Marshals, and the Princes.
The service toeing gone throlgis, the body Nat depo-
',it'll iu the vault with the uses, Corms.
Sertral of the visitors at Oattends,, at the Late
celebration of the Puke of Yoe*'s birth-day,
went to Weybridge to view the mansion. house and
a,oteofl4s sari of PORYWOIte- Thu mauldolt is
celebrated for its hating the remaim of barracks at
the top, boil, there in the time of Clovsa, Caog.
watt. The Premises arenow in a reinous state.
The Nit, of BeuraltD aqd fainkly are at present
residing iu a fartil:howse ft Milton Abbott, near
Tgristt,ck, in the ticioity of which Rlace his Grace
o fumigant, Villa builsfing, ea the ,banks of the
Tamer, whicipo for lamely of situation and pictu-
issqus scesser.y. will yield to none in this kingdom.
glr,sscT h.e.kcatrag,o, E'*. was un ThattliletY
ilehi to boil at as Yy ilie office, Queen-souaro, for
ovilim a challenge to Sir Via,: liunT.
At the Limerick Assiae., before the Hon. Jus-
tice Alava, and a special jery, in the county of
Lirourick, a verdict was prunteneed on Wedneliday
wouight, for 9111. for the ,ev. JAMES f 44,1.4119,
0? the Right Hqn. Lord
.1 rip ry was Defendant, in conseqacnce of a rest!
r,ll Hi resew a leafs of leads held under his Lord.
ship by Palatal', and for which there was a written
guests/at, binding to perform.—The damages were
had at I.
Major Fewaan ?heats's, R. M. who had the
honour of being presented at Court on his promo.
do", last Wednesday, is the gallant Officer who has
distinguished biased nano leas than 104 actions with
the enemy this war. After aecolving three wounds,
be took a large 'remit cotter with only Otto boat
belonging to the Mao* frigate, for which daring
oploit qs received a *Robin sword from the hlaitri.
*tic Feud. tie defended the Noes ott the ;hick of
Cunene with 00 men, lig dolt upwards oflooo.
He in the Standard's barge boonled mid struck the
flag or the CarrAlN PACHA's ship, at the battle of
the Dardanells, and also took a 33 grin battery.—
W hen the Standard's barge had charge of the block.
ode st Corfu; this brave Officer took sing le-haoded a
Frencligen.boat, his own having 11 sbots through
her, throe men killed, end Ove wounded ; for thta
heroic *vi', he was again complimented with a rich
ernisltigant sword from the Committee of the PO-
triotic Fund. Ilis last action was the capture of
Anbolt with a very inferior force, and which, in
the absence of the Beet, he defended sk Qoyernqi,
under peculiarly trying circumstances, last winter.
is the Officer superseded in the gorehiment of
Althoff, in the manner so very properly reprobated
in a Letter, signed a Friend to Merit, in lite
Stuferrncroa of yesterday.
Articles of the peace have been eitlibited by the
Lady of Captain D—T, of the army, and the
husband has been held in sureties. The Lady was
taken by force from her lodgings in the Etlipware.
road a few days since by the husband and a friend,
assisted by tiro military ince and a coestable, and
reareyed back to her home.
A paper railed the " Patriot," has IstelY aPr
peered in Dublin. Mr. W. Pats Right have beep
informed by Sir C/ARGCS VERNON, that it it rather
leo tale in tilt sesame to give 4 masquerade.—
(Dublin Ewan: Pelf.)
The following reinaritisbio oiressmstance is corn-
injmeated In a Pm/11W pri*t :—Sarah Rieket,
the wife of William Ricked, labourer, of the pafisb
of Asfack hip near rethinks= was married at
14 years of age, wail a mother ;dere she was 16,
her eldest sea Is new 34 years old, and she, in
the Slit year of her age, bat present confined
Kith twine !
Tor PoßTlllll3llll—Tlaw great VASCO DE GAYA
was the best navigator who, by doubling the Cape
of
Good Hope, then called the Cape of Tempests,
npened the Ivey to that Eastern clime, of which so
large a portion is it this moment governed with des.
ptlie sway by a Company al merchants, in the Met
!ropuhs of an Wand in the westernmost part of
Earope.
DoLLaits.—The follow* is an account of all
Ns Dollars issued by the Beek of England, to the
Fth of Febrila'? last, inctusive:—
Dnitars samosa in 1797, and isailed • 2.595,f19
Dino ha 11104, end isnked 1941,94
Diu° Ditto is 111 awl 1810, ditto 1.07a5u51
Dollars 4,517,04
In the course of next week, the Magistrates of
It. Ann's, Sebo, will be coiled epos t renew the
Publicans' Licessoilfm that piglet/4h when ilia ee.
petted the bajnieidim, the Afteor.sltrAlf Ganethiily
assemble to plan" idliberies end dhlts4 tiieit *Ow,
in Dot be overlooked.

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$.lll OF MAIIINO SHEEP.
Yesterday fifty Rams, ilia one.hundred Ewes of.
the true PJitlar breed, part a flock formerly the'
property of Don MANUEL GODOT, Prince of the
Peace, andactually presented by the Supreme Re.
gency of Spain, to Colonel Dowttic, were sold by
auction; at Mr. KEMPE'S preinises, near the Angel
Inn, Islington. The Sheep had been previously
driven from the meadow adjoining, by Spanish
shepherds, and the sale commenced about half past
ten o'clock. A numerous assemblage of iStoble.
men, Gentlemen, Breeders, and Agriculturists, were
present. "Fite wool of this flock was allowed to
be of the finqst quality. They were in general
fuq-mouthed Rims, some of them not in the best
condition, but all were healthy. The ewes were
young, nimble, and in tolerable condition. Both
Rams and Ewes, averaged about fifteen guineas
e7ch, which, according to the statement of Mr.
DANIEL Swlrwwthe Auctioneer, was much less than
he bad sold the same breed, for, some time since, at
Richmond. Among the purchasers were,
Gaint-as.
Lewd- hlaesield, a Paula, Ewe 11

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Sir C. Talbot, ditto
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Ditto, diito - • - - - - i
Sir J. Banks. a Patklar Ram . -
Dr. Peat, a litre :. - - - rie
Ditto, a Ram - - - - a

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