The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-07 00:00:00

A'AY.n I.VTEL LIG KNCE.

DEAL, Just 6.—Arrived, and remain in the Downs,
the Emperor Alexander, and Dry Harbour Planters,
from Jamaica ; and Hetty, from Havannah.—Came
down from the River the Phomix, for Bengal ; and
Standard, for Jamaica. The latter remains for her
passengers.
HARWICH, JOVE 6.—Arrived the Princess Charlotte
packet, with a mail, from Holland.
PORTSMOUTH, JCNC 6.—Arrived the Camilla, from
Memel ; and Grecian schooner, from a cruize.—Sailed
the Thomas and Mary transport, for Cork and Quebec ;
Cossack, for New York ; Thomas, for the Cape of
Good Hope; Sir George Prevost, and Briton, for
Quebec ; His Majesty's brigs Sappho and Fly, from
Cork; and Caruelion, on a cruise.

sac, JUNE ti.—Jailed the 'Pods transport, for
Portsmouth, with troops.

HAM/MATE, JUNE ti—'"ailed the England, for
Bombay, having repaired her damage.
LivEaroot„ JUNE 3.—Arrived the Hannah, frotw
New Orleans; and Sarah, from Nyhurg.—Arrived elf
this port the Prime Leopold, for Charleston.
Fa Lstorrit..kros: 4.—Arrived the Mary, from Rio
Janeiro, in S 4 days, for lianthurgh, in want of water
and provisions : she spoke, on the lsth of May, in let.
36, long. 35, the from Ilavannals. for Gibraltar.
ont 33 days. Also firrvert, off this port, the George
Little, from }tumuli, in 13 days.—S,,ilotl the Governor
Harcourt, fur Demerara ; Pheasant, William, Union,
James and Jessey. Sincerity, and Sally, fur Liverpool.

Yesterday, about one o'clock, part of the new floor-
ing of Westntinster-liall, at the north•end, took are,
and burned for some minute.. and wa• only extinguish-
ed by taking up several p1a:11.3. It originated in one
of the workmen allowini; •nre lead to boil over ott
some shavings. 'l'hr W"..et considerable for some
minutes, and a scene of great confusion took place, as
the Courts of Law were sitting, and several Election
Committeca.

Dc at..—The following statement has been published
from authority:—" Mr. tirattan having, at a public
meeting in Dublin, tussle use of expressions which
Lord Clare conceited to reflect upon the late Earl of
Clare, his father, and having declined either to explain I
or qualify them, the parties met yesterday in Hyde:
Park, when Mr. tirattan having received Lord Clare's
fire, instantly fired in the air. The friend's present
having given their opinion that the attair could Fro-'
teed no further, Mr. Grattan caine forward in the,
bantl..miest manner and stated, that having given the
satisfaction required, he was then willing to admit be
was wrung in having made use of such expressions.
on which the parties immediately shook hands and the
affair terminated."
Ass ect.i.vSu onyx Dravu.—An awful and nielanchoiy
event took place yesterday just before the arrival of the
state carriage in the front of the entrance to the house
at Peers, set apart for the King. Mr. Clegg, the En-1
purer in the Artillery, who has had the care and di-
rection of the firing of the small cannon on days of re-
joicing, in St. James'-park, and those on the Lambeth I
shore, went yesterday as usual to attend to the duty :
he preceded the Royal Procession a short distance, I
carrying the large signal flag on his shoulder to the I
man on the Lambeth shore to discharge the cannon,
accompanied by an artilleryman, carrying a small i
white signal dag, with O. R. on it. One of the King's
footmen, previous to the coining up of the state car- I
riage, was conversing with Mr. Clegg about the state
of the weather, and Mr. Clegg had observed, that he
thought the r-iu would keep off, when he fell down'
and expired. The footman lifted his head'up in Mil
lap, and rendered every possible assistance ; and one
of the bloc lFs belonging to the military band took off,
his turban and laid it under his head. 7be deceased

was carried to the Star and Garter public-house, near I Sreseiler in mac forliter in re.
the spot. Two medical gentlemen were speedily pro- i The treatineut mild—the care elbeistaL
ACA N DI 111 Examination of Professional Pretemien
cured, but to no purpose : they were of opinion that I
is only to be feared by those who are conscious et*
life had left him at the instant he fell. aspseity.
Bow-stager.—Yesterday Themes Kid:Arley was Impressed at an early period of our proressioisal ewe
examined before R. BIKNIN, Rsq. the Sitting Magis- pith the importance of a more Minute attention to a dosed
trate, charged with picking pockets. The prosecutor, es itherly effecting the grander operstioes reflb
diseases peciihisrls .Wectlng the grander operedoss
tore. we bolilty devietNi firm what was held to be mad
Mr. Rynd, of Cecil-street, Strand, was standing by the 1 orthodoxy ; /marked the veuntings of e . NM=
Mows-gate, Charing-cross, to witness the procession feeling its rile purposes. consider mane ves *fly
going to the House of Lords, and was hustled by sere- to that approbation and patronage which, for twisty me_ .
cal persons, one of whom made a snatch at his watch. have rewarded oar secerssfal and devoted stales. TIN i
estimation of oar enlightened brethren,whe flrequlttlyeg
Mr. Rynd secured his watch, but directly after a pair to our opinion. is an a,ditional gratifications to ger
of spectacles were stolen from his coat-pocket. The' while our authority from the roll's. itself, etruegthuild•
prisoner was observed by some constables who were on i It is
Profesh:nrit most Zile lesti:"lals. W deft."
the spot at the time, to be very active in hustling•
Mr. ; sanctity of oar fame from rityy or ads
Rynd, and, on being taken into custody, he dropped a I The innietrosity of youth. or the west OW'
pair of spectacles, which Mr. Rynd identified as being I lion in the matmer man, often lead to the of ear
the same that were stolen from him. The prisoner II betag4°---•--0084,111412.8.:::,,hanimniwet'ytites„eferGrChe saVispay"6l.
was remanded for Thursday neat. • ;este: sod even is the more advanced stages, dorsdrilill
MIMICAL BOAUD.—The immense number of persons 1 by nesserens symptoms. we can Illustrate Oar aumililpollj
who are deceived by the specious and boasting promises . rendering tbetreettneat mild. the cure effectual. ..;,.
of pretenders on a reigning malady, the bane of pleasure' Every organie change. or. functional 411ffrallse• 112:
aml connubial hippies's, is incredible, Withdraw the ! dental to the emigrate, economy, fails itewaPT•llllll/g"
Ism. Armee illwasif
veil, in what nothingness do their assumption appear.' Pr'''lnces alld whli.Yield
t°kciur atten.l- ---- .
The climax of times sameariing terms, hel,ilities, DV- .erndiseasseser limperetairane.wd•oerntesst ..aaa ,
ciescies, Rehire:ism, and Aims,. are the hacknied Tii;skolorimalasny be mewed ie ist.
alarm to those sufferers whose coustitutioas are. sewn ; mamma poop egimuced by *lmo ' • bs.wilite
out by intemperance. or weakened by disease or int- • mini. ten Metier proof or vigeweeis ibell,usw".
proper treatment. - • lan advdrlbitment de not allow IhiwolMi slMtic efilll.
Messrs. Coors* and Co., Members of the Royal Cel-'' jvets. Water are ump geteiled is a Wort we bate
laps of !Abdo!, Edinburgh, aoclllablin; raokiskh • fished, ealber" The Ablierof Life."she rapid oak a •
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sawed penile credulity should errs be OM NI. Messrs. fessor more deeinable,-4lats-ashere the met usba•bidliir
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