The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-08 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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Veto?: • Oar. 29. —" Tbe Prince Royal of Sweden
Nerwsy arrived here ott the 27th, sod,
lug Ms incognito, was immediately Asa
Amsted according to his rank. His Re 1111/Mdres
• guard of boomer sleglopmeti before his honk tif
rof the Emperor of Asada, sad • Chamberlain rif
the Bmperer appeased to oftoodem Ids person duels/
Idoetay. Yesterday the Peleuedirst with the Beapater
sod the Imperial Tramily."., •
The ilirmaitirts "moss the Awns( Is 27mkom for the
following tearable* a--
“An meet., while liis passed alma. this city
from Madrid, ',forms es slot the Powwow Chevalier
Mesquite, decorated with several orders, jet Madrid se-
cretly on the leas, and arrived at Vittoria on the 24th.
This personage, who was understood so be proatodiog
ons a missiea of great importance for the anti-constita-
demi party, was closely watched by the Contenineros.
Use Wittig • few moments' repose at Vittoria, he went
Solite theatre. sccompaaied by a merchant of Bayonne.
On their coming out, three assamiss desired the taw-
duentwith much earnestness, and seen with threats, to
.Iw, and immediately stabbed withponiards the
IJaeqults, who is a few minutes experli ! The.
Magistrates afterwards searched his lodgings, sad
found some very important papers, as well as Mlle for
considerable soma A hay who travelled' with this un-
fortunate man from ildeW, radish* has 'since arrived
at Bayonne, relate' that he did not et jam the coach
ennui It had gone three loaners of aleaoe from 'Ma.
drid, and that be bad, daritakilas whole journey, an air
-Wrest onershess.* - -
According to atitices of the Ifith ult. from Trieste, the
se*, from Clanton', stating the arrival of LOW Torii.'
prisoners at that place, was ensaftensed t old letter
Corfu of the tiro of this month, which bad been r

tirade no Mention of a landing of Truk* at Napoli di
Ronsania. " This fleet, which according to public
prints had on hoard 20,4100 troops, which were to con-
Tarr the Mores, had in fact, at the time of its sailing;
no more than 2,01.10 men at the most, who were scarcely
able to man the vessels, on hoard which the plague bed
long exercised its ravages. Pressed by the tireek Beet,
it eater ed on the 13th Sept. the Gulf of Napoli, whereat the
entiorthe sonramooth, it hirokethe lineof tbe Greek fleet
and *ailed toward. Cyprus or the Dardanelles. Is get-
ting out of the Gulf of Napoli the Turks /set two fri-
gates and two brigs. Such are the accounts from these
coasts, and they agree together. Thus the great Turkish
armada has made its fourth expedition to the Mores,
without boring done any thing decisive, but not with-
out loss. The tireeks still hope to effect something
of more importance by means of their fire-ships."
An article from Augsburg, (pt. 23, ssys:—" The
last accounts from Ceplialossia announce the a7rival of
the inhabitants of Sall, an l capitulated, hut this step
which cancers* only the inhabitants of Suli, must not
be considered as a submission of the &shots; they have
joined ftossants, to the somber of b,OIW, and are near
Jeanine. These facts explain the contradictions that
have bees found is the accounts hitherto oirealated
about the Saliots. hiatramiostoaro is is Albsaia, and
is said to hare briars die 'forks in arreral action,

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Deal.. Nov. 7.—Como down from the ►iver. the Name,
Tresteyne, for St. Michael's ; ilerirerst, Wilditooar. for
Or••ada; Canis Lachlan, Smith, for Jolention ; and several
others, particulars unknown, sod remade la the Dewitt, with
• lime leer of outward booed, as before, still detained by
eoatrary wiada.--Wiad S.W.

Poassmorms, Nen. 7.—Arrived the Lorin, Witheetaa,
Trettoa, from Rarabre', for Bahia ; the Ocoee, transport,
(toes Cork ; aad his Majesty's ship Ranger, from Nevfound.
had. %fled the Palmyra, for St. Domingo; sod Eton.
prise. Cook, for Jaataisa.—Wiad W.

Psalm/me. Novasiega 6.—No arrivals or sailiass—
Wind 5. W.

FAILMOUIIII, Nos. 6.—Arrived of the pow, the two.
Beastliest. from London, for St. Ilieharra.—Wiad
LIVIRPOOL, Nov. 6.—Arrived the Vittoria, free Jams.
with seasiderebie damage, having a:wariest:ad a desaac
harries.* ea the With Sept. is let. SS, lees. 74. lAA
*bilged thew to threw forty teas of fast* overboard, sad to
sat the topaasu away to ease the weasel ; they lest tilt
boats, halwerks, and every thing of deck.

Tb. Meek, iirsitb, from Liverpool to Doospoi &T. Tis
so doors is the river Foyle, 4th last. awl would be olthyle
to dissitirgo.

The following is as extract of a linter dated !.etas,
We csasot lean, &ewers►, that any other
Tars from the sass smarter mastics the cows it ow-
SIN. width therefore natal,* emsdrantiew :—'• A vests!
boo this sorest arrived from the coast of Liass, sod as.
Mats that the Spieler& hod retakes that city, awl Sas
Ramie mid all Ms staff had lid to the tweet/dm, lea..
kg behind his most of Ins troops, who had joined the
Royalists."

Letters were received yesterday from Pusernbees,
dated the nth of September. The depositiee of the old
Jabs bee been meadoned, and we Nara by this arrival
Ms sautes of the new Provisional Goverment, which
am as follow :—Alfeme de Albnquerges, Presides";
Jess Marisaso Animism" Secretary; Praselase de
Peale Cavalcaate de Alhmeerques Joao Piepomemes
Wasik* der Casks; Beet 4;el. /*lassie' Ignacio; rem-
old/14e Pawls theme dee Seat" head of the late loots
Mnpassa. Francisco Pass Races de Podoso is sf•
pointed military Governer. Genesis, the president of
dieforseer jests. bad sailed la tbe English packet, sup-
posed for Rio de Jewett's). Three ether members of the
'Upsets had been arrested, *egotism with Jul private it.
dimdeals, all of Wheel it wee expected woaN she be
sent to Rio. Pereasolmsec was perfetatly trawled abea
the account came sway.
Quebec Papers to the td October menthe the mint
la that city of nein that the Lauda Trade Bill bal
passed through parliament. It had occasiested mark
diecassioa, and it was believed that assay inesserialt
world be presented agaioat it. The ship lids bail car
is from Nantes. being the kit isnot vessel that hest
entered the port slam the passing of the Foreign Trade
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Mr. Alderman Weed and family strived dt the Laion
Hetet. St. Andrew's-square, oaSatarday the 2d. isn.
(Edinburgh Sur).
Letters hare bees received in this city from Vat
Diemas's Land.of thsenth of May last, from the settler,
who went oat from Leith in August, last year, by the
ship Grates Forks. Me are happy to hare, *hat they
costal" the most favourable aseeents of that rising
colony, and that may of the settlers hare succeeded
—sod their most sanguine seretaleas.—(l64.)
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opposite Med.
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• their pipse.he to stet
threat kilreaW awe!
sheet ballsa bow. it was
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the night beers with his wife.
I, is tke Kest-reed. where be
west met as he seated to be shaved.
He bad npmardenf tweet, periods is hie pocket,' watch.
Mel seise gesposeder. Ilia body new lies at the parish.
Weeklsonne for the Coaroner's ingest.
Instant —defamation was brought to tbeelliee of
I dais, and distressing robbery mommitted on the car-
riage et Lady filmy Taping. the Lady in Waiting on the
Princess Augusta. fiber Ladyship was travelling Is
Lenders (roes Pregeners on Tested!), evesisg, ass( es
her arrival at the Kieg's Palace at Pimlico, it was di.
covered that her large kink was cut from behind Lee
carriage. It contained a very aseserous usemblage of
articles of jewellery, probably the whole stock of her
Ladyship. a large lestatity of wearing apparel, and
other property to a cosableraiste asnou?t, packed", is
readiness, te

village,
tome to time. Om of these, a young .as *sawed Bart-
lett. about 11l years of age. loaded. and said, as if in
jest—" I wig shoot that fellow," poiatieg to a lad
named Ocoee,. who stood at • short dismay.e from him.
Ile Seed, and-the lad instantly fell I Two persons she
wars siantHeg soar Bartlett at the time be loaded, both
joie is deolmieg that there was ashen or shot pet isle
the pistol. Nearly the whole of the pow feHow's right
cheek bug tore off, it is supposed that this less done
by the wadding. which opened the jugular vein, an I
mooed his Instant death! Bartlett, st ho is the we ut
nopisahlhh gardener at Roar, is in a io:;itt agonised state
814.114.. lle Coroner's Inquest will be hoiden ea toe
bOgy &le day (Thursday). Groves was the sea of a
%Soarer. who alsolived in the village.—(Brighton
larfr).
the Glasgow tbaniee)—Severei large beefier)
were kiodled es Wednewley bast; isitar fasters suwirtss
of this city, in honour of Mr. hunt's liberation. It is a
good molt: at without his aid or assistance, both we.
ney, provisions, and labour, are abundant, or the tv,,
former wonid not have hero prostituted and thrown
away, nor the latter lost os such an occasion and fa
such a worthless purpose. As • farther proof of the
prosperous state of affairs, in the evesnng a large party
sat down to an elegant entertsirioetst in a home
Bridgeton. The p roof a number of buxom young
wenches tended greatly to enliven the scene. The CUBA•
pacy were arranged in rows, back to fact, particularly in
those rows graced with the rresen.le of the ladies. The
whiskey toddy was drank oat of bottles (eachpeewee
bottle) instead of glesses, to the toast of " Annual Su:.
frage And Universal Parliaments."
We are happy to learn that a else has been obtained,
whereby the robbers of the Daskeld Bank may probably
ha detected. It has lama antortained that brown a se'
lariats character. from the musty of ?afar. bad (edged
in the house of a poor Immo to Doskel4 en the alight
of the robbery. The that of hie set haring bees sees to
She seam of the day byes/ sae of the iababiterae. is
tthe stupidest that he oast have bean there ler
efariere purples. Isis poseil his oafs wee'
assempliar. as bath have abseasihd.—(l4Noiarreh ZOO

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morn osseelly ' . Yesterday meriting. a re.
ly giving woe. Yesterday. the pest rie front Spain:AA net arrive, "1" hill a 'barber's ski) all
try, is nit se sad . Ititaan by the sehrellogne trading. and alittaegh the barbs: as
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mar, by woe of the aof • y she !ebb, sod that se riri red the horrid deed
tie cerrespondeace bad her destroyed. entertained that lie was a 1
gis a gar A rawest was spread abroad last eight, that the Con- Itaabamar- and bad 81.14 da
' bean in, lab° dress of Versos was breboaap. ad that the Deka of at the Bnc.klacra's Aram I
and 3f dos am' troniseass was es Ids videthe Eaglasii. A letter frets bad /adt her
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reimburse te accompany the Princess Augusta to Zee-
yew. The tribal' was safe at /bansalow. is it pes-
sibliefor it have been cst at iris Park siereas. dm ear-
tiage having hee:elit3trwaldig th ere a coasOisblirlist,
'ample befog
A Illima.—We Repot to my. that
Am? lariats lb* salelivadea of ith
of aveasbev. an tof a most ealwasiseig Wan
eccareed at the above place. A smaller Optima* were
assembled amtad a betillew, shoot a quartet of a mile
from the village, men of them Seim! off pistols frees