The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-03-25 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENUE.
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DCAL, Titmice 24.—Canse down from the River the Henry
Addington and 'Thanes East Indianan, for China; and the
Lord Keit', Indianan, for Madras, &c.; the Somersetahire, for
New South Wales ; nod about a dozen ships for Canada, and
they all remain.

PoRTMIOUTIEI, MARCH 94.—Arrived the Mosquito schooner,
from Bermuda; Bedpole, from Plymouth; Perim, from
Lisbon ; Clarendon, Antelope, and Hero transports, from
papaws, part of the Derwent's convoy ; Mars, Spring, Ber-
wick. Action, and Bun tran ports, from Plymouth, under con-
to% of Isis Majesty's ship Grampus; and the Heart of Oak trans-
port DC, from Passages: sailed under convoy of his Majesty's
ship Opossum on the 9th inst. parted on the 1.211). It is report-
'ad the remainder of the convoy, 11 16VaiLare gone for Cork.
—Sailed his Majesty's ship Dryad, with a convoy for the Downs.
ir-The Redpole is appointed convoy, for ditto.
Tataortn, M • acu 22.—Arrked his Mojefity's cutter UM-
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ertili tient. Hill, from Bonrienux. which place she left on
Friday WI, on hoard two Trench Messengers wearing;

the R bite eicknd*. They report that the 'streets of Boardman
• werestrewed with laurel to receive the British ; ~nd that the
to toiletry Wa3 In a Mite of revolution, and declaring fur
LasisAVlil.—Also arrived a galliot from llourdeaux, laden
.IWltlSogq.p.r., ni the Telegroph school:or.
PLiVottru. life nen U.—Arrived the Otary aid !Margaret,
4441it"fragima ; left Gibraltar witli42'2 soil, under convoy of
Majesty's chip Confounder; Lord Eldon transport from
Gihttilbir ; Hero, Keith, from Thrragona ; Agamemnon
tratep.rt, frurn Passages. with low of nsalesonst ; the gilliot
, of rappenhurg, bound to Passages, from Bristol, rap-
Jaw' •by the Trot Blooded Yankee American privateer, no
,Monday la,t, of Uslipat, and re-caplureu by the Seaborse fri-
gate, whicis was left la chase of the privritecr.—The brig Fa-
_woorite, Wood, of Cork, to Spain, was captured by an Aloe.
.riran privateer. and re-captured by the Lightning sloop of war.
--Soiled his Stijecty's ship> Grampu,, Wolvereuc, and Red-
:pl.:, for the Down and Portsmouth, with a large convoy.
- 11 ta w at: w, MARCY! 24.—S.iiled the following' transporti,
'with ;wily clothing and ordnance stores, Milder convoy of the
Haly kuc-brig. for the Weser, viz. Apollo, IL E.; Isabella,
J. E. ; Aid u• , J. t.. ; Triton, E. L.; juCy, Jisibelor; J. P. ;
.exti the Elizabeth, E. E.—Also soiled several ships, wit* riser-
for AnsiiercLue, Rotterdam, Breves, &e. etc. • •

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• The Bak:Wean, arrived off Doer yesterday,
/rom thy Hay.annaki parted Irons theJaniaice fleet in
* lat.. Ult. 62.
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Princess CuAncorrc, and a select party of
:the particular friends of the QUEEN, were invited to
.wept her MAJESTY at dinner at Carlton-house, on
Wednesday. At nits' o'clock there was a select
party to meet the Qut chr to tea. At kttlf-past eleven
k the party broke up. •
Yesterdiy the Dukes of You it and Smolt, the
Duchess of YORK, a4d a itumbei of the female No.
baits.. visited her MAJESII/ Math' PRINCESsas at
thy Queen's Palm:ie.+.
At two o'clock, M LIESTY and the PRINCESSES
honoured Mrs. and. Miss Fluntsta with a visit, at
their apartment, in St. James's Palace. In the even-.
int be t.wseji..„..ia.o4.4pas o'dect, they went to
—Ca rltOrs.house to djoe with the Pluvci; REGENT.
Iteo MAJESTY will leave town for Wind.
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sor.

The Sestannals Parliamentary Levees will not
commence till after the Easter holydays.
'Cho Master of an American prise, now in the
London Docks, who left the Garonne on the '2lth
alt. and we eaptered next day, says, that there
were fire Americans lying in that river, and no more.
A Spanish Pallor mentions, that the Senor REY NA,
Ni o scited such a flame in the Cortes, by his arbi-
trary doettlnes, had Red from Madrid.
The Duchess Or-OLDEN:BURGH (sister to the
peter ALEXAttnriej, who is expected to bestow Ise
fair hand on the Duke of CLARENCE, is expected hi.
England in a few days..
It will be s'en by the proceedings. in Parliament,,,
that Ministers are• left in perfect freedom, ontittet-
tioned and unmolested, in the condect of the Nego-
clation—a. eircumstance which proves that there %vas
no nreeet,Ar the long aajournment of the two
Houses, to A* serltius delay of all business, as well as
to the inconvenient* of throwing it- back into that
season of the year when the country is so much more
desirable thatlllsttewisi and when all but the official
lioTiehet are generally _deserted. It was candidly
said, that in,circumstauces so delicate, and when the
kal• Clutntcter of the, proceedings depended upon
facts which could net now ha properly disclosed,
Ministers ought to he loft to their responsibility;
and on the other side, in abstaining from all enquiry,
driQppositioti claimed to reserve to themselves the
right of a scrupulous investigation of the facts when
tile season should arrive for enquiry.

frigate is ordered to convey the' Dec de Bum
ferelsititb4rtp-4,erley. to Bourdeana, he being a moss.
egtiee and inferpiising young mail than his brother
the Dec d'.kxaout.itset. We mentioned at the I
time of the latter's sailing, that he took with him
ooMmissions of high Military rank, and even those of
a Constable's staff, with which to tempt some of
BossesirreS Getleral Officers to join the BoonsoN
standard. We shall now see' whether any of them
will accept-the offer.
Lord IVELLINGTort dispatched several couriers, by .
different routes, with instruetiotts to make their way .
to Lord GssmknEAcnt with the news of his vic. i
tory ;. and there was therefore reason to hope, that
one or other of them would reach him in safety; it
is singular, however, that up to the 19th, no ac-
cOunt of it had been suffered to transpire in Paris.
Louts XVIII. the Prince de Cones, and the
Duc de BOURBON will proceed to France, as soon as
the White Standard is unfurled in the provinces, pro-
tected by a French Royalist force, armed and or-
ganized.
The nuptials of the Hereditary Prince of °RAMC
and Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES, it is said, will
slot be deferred beyond the month of May. The ar-
rangements made with respect to this interesting ;
union will be submitted to Parliament before the end
of next month.
Madame CATALAN' has been offered two thousand
guineas and a free benefit for thirty nights perform.
once at the Opera which offer she has declined, ask-
ing tbree thousand.