The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-05-03 00:00:00

NAUTICAL I.VTELLICENCE.

The Lady Arabella packet arrived at Falmouth
Lisbon, spoke on the 27th alt. about 160 mile. 8. W. 41
the Lizard, a ship from the West ladies, with ha 111
rudder.
The Neptune, Moore, from IllessintM St. Peters.
burgh. after delivering part of Mr cargo ollihickelin•
wee rut through by the ice previoula to the IMLim.

sunk In deep Water.
Fa;mourn, APRIL 29.—The Teatshill, Kelway,bm
Plymouth for this port, with a cargo of soar, 'owls,
fruit, &c. struck on the Black Rock, at the entranced
this port, and immediately went down. The crew NI
were saved by a pilot boat; part of these.
has been saved this day, and, if the weather adios
moderate, a farther quantity may be expected to It
saved.
RETA L, APRIL 11.—No open water to beaten Walk
Light (louse.

MELANCHOLY SUICIDI.—.-00 Saturday member
last, Capt. George Hanse, belonging to the Botch Ni.
litary Service, was found in the privy of the Blasi
Bull, Britooside, Plymouth, with three stabs mar
his left breast, and his throat cut in a most 'boding
manner. A Coroner's inquest sat on the bay.
when the following particulars transpired
landlord of the Black-bull deposed, that the damsel
rose about six o'clock on the morning in question. sal
called for a glass of rum, and a little water to wash his
teeth, both which were given to him ; that hi this
left the deponent, apparently, as he thought, to pee;
that about half-past seven, a person on going towards
the privy, observed blood running from under tbellser,
and communicated the circumstance to the dept
who immediately forced open the door, and was sbeeke
at the appearance of the deceased, who was lying se
the Boor, quite dead. A sinsel pair of scissors, esti a
double bar-eiled pistol, having one of its betels
loaded, and the other not, were found lying by his
side. Two soldiers who were under command of the
deceased, deposed that be had been labouring *Om
considerable depression of spirits for some time. Thi
master of the transport ti) which the deceased
longed, was examined, and his evideace temlisj
strongly US prove that the deceased was imam,*
Jury, after a short coasultation, returned a verde'
insanity. It appears that the transport w whist.*
deceased belonged, was bound to Batavia, with Int
and that she put late Plymouth iu conseqesers
some appearance of mutiny having takes Oil
among them. Our Plymouth cor espondest ebb,
that the unfortunate officer having coli,mitted
by some act of insubordination, is said to be
the Mot
of this rash conduct. His utAngleit be iy was WI.
to theg rave on Monday by a party of Hutch sehle.'
Hs left a widow and child to deplore tiis
He
bag
choly fate.—(Exeter Gazette.)
MARRIED.
On Tuesday, the Ist inst., at West Bashes, soot!
Norfolk, Lieut. Thomas llolloway, R.N., to Miss ow-
Elizabeth Rudkio, of Lynn.
Yesterday. at Stoke-Newintrtro church. John Bildt
jun. Esq., of Newington. to Martha, ‘oungtot datillbwr
the late Henry Admit, Esq., of high Wycoroh

DIED.
On Sunday last, at her Rouse. in Upper Ilrook-0•14_,.
Jrceivendt-square. in the Seth )ear of ber age, ibs 11°r*
Hoe. Judaea Dawkins.
Oa Tuesday last, in Petve-strept, aged SI, Igo. Delll6'
wife of Colonel Denby, anti sister to Mr. Best, 11/414"..-
ter-row. -..g flb
Yesterday. at Battersea. Jobe son, Esq., los—, os
many years malt-distiller of the same place. serliwo
daughter only tea weeks.
Yesterday. the Id Wt., at her baulk Iblialberrilles4
Ides. Elisabeth Pritchard, is thole* yap si bat sr.

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