The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-11-02 00:00:00

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. Doti, 740v0l .7-pot rtiveripoigajwil, ow auf,.Rev„,,,.
• ' ihreoluntio, DavO, from liernhay,; Edith*, Allan, 79
days fro.; .Boesros Agnes; Wismon. Purdy, fruit
Inehicahorgh tri Pe r tenses th; Ls vissi‘ Femme pub from
Vela
.Tork, wiled September 30 sAgt,,zuaravoight
Week, (rune Arnica ;Chapman% Droir,4_lkoka &savoy
Mitited May 16 ; Argo, Ireland, Info lip" QyAg4a.
for Aritwerp; Mary and Eliza, Phillips.(egsgithis
illuditerraneas.-Came down frets tholtitet me
kMMac and Spring, for Leghorn ; Peter Preeter,
amifus,Percy,..Brooke, and Thetis, for Jamaica ;
aria Hoary,
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.fog Naples; Nelson apd • Spring
trove, far thel.*Ak s.;fee Dalaford,lor St. Vin.
, . bent's ; Willies lot lr_
...tinfdad ; Snake, for Buenos
'Ayres ; AororetsrUrtsiada ; Agnes, for Liverpool;
David, for Dos irk ; limb, for Sierra Loots"; and
Caledonia for Viertads.—Several of the erstward.
bound are under weigh, but it is 'opposed they still
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bring up &gat% as the wind i backing. S s acng.to .Vf.
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RAMaGATS, Nut. 1.---Come in yesterday. tho,
Lindsay,, nod Radius, --, with MillinaCtisosespr
haring been fail of each other in the Downs.-T-Ar.
rived the Valente, Duke of Wellington Cersio,,
Aorta Charlotte, agsgroletion, Nancy, sad several
others from Calais, with part of the Army of Oreg.
proton, antkell sailed spilt except the Valente, which
bad not discharged the baggage.
. Pouts. Not. I.—Tbe Maputo!, Broaredwg, betting,
.peovad leaky, his pat back Mimi llnionnaltainit,
gmtVit h tbosotht most discharge. •• • .
. Biworgy. OCT. 31.—The Charlotte, Seetew4 trim
.hence for New Brunswick, is resented so this pen,
leaky, after hosing been a month at sea. ,
Pour rygiettlytt, Nov. •1. ---Yestitilby: *shred the
"Ihmtoller.<7,lrnsteport, from Gihntirai, with troopa,,
.ploom&nspier quarantine,, sailed ow.the 10th of Oc.
.tobvi.,. limestpinty with 20 other vouseisemmilda Ma.
j.sty.te.ghipA '
nearie from a cruise.--The;Britownia,
Ritet9llhearom Morsel, ht going est of bather,-got
.00 shore on South Sea Beach, but is ezpeeted to be'l
.got og. to• night's tide wittiest damage.
• Pi.nasourn, Oct. 31.—Came in yesterday, sliat
,Kitty, Quill@' from Malaga, with loss of moit.f
1)000t; sod his Majesty's ship Myrmidon, fres
..qihrellar, in ten days.
LitiarooL, OCT. 30.—Arrived the cossack,
"pole; from Bahia, sailed the 21st August ; *Witte
4111 October in tato 41. 38., long. 26 35. spoke the
,Frenoh brig L'Union,..Ajot, hoes
,Guadeloupe for
11ourdesua, Bader jury, fore, and atain.rintels, and
.bowsprit,
and three of the crew washed overbiard.
Also arrived the Fletoher, Fletcher, from Calcutta :
:sailed the 27th Mayo—irk. Nymph, ifinebte,. for
•Liverpool, pat back to Calcutta, with loss of her
Inixen.maet.-i-The Sir George Beckwith, Thompson,
.sailed from heave for Newfoundland on the 9th Inst.
..put buck, having received considerahledamege is her
ssi,ro, bulwark.. dtc. during • gale of wind 01l the
.15th, ID lat. 58. 3. long. 13. 34.
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A vessel is arrived at the Mothering* train ritP
:blediterrenean, which states that the Olga* hot gem.
eiders bly increased et Tangiers.-.134 deaths trashy"
Bth to the 21st Septeother, sod eoetionteo to toss In
`_ell the tillages and- sieighboarbmod. grates also HOS'
23 persons died in Tetuan on the 2341 Seplembetame
'Alto said to have broken out at Mew/hie& ;rip
Eropeior had removed to Fes: opt, tits 91116 OPP.
;the public health was good thero.' , .
, Letters were received on Satorday from Beam
Ayres by the Elisabeth, arrived at Plymouth, to as
late a defeat thels!h August, that vessel having made
tit, passage in the short space of seventy-seven days.
These letters contain particulars highly favourable to
the Patriot saes*, though no decisive action, nor any
military movement of consequence had taken place
since the last accounts. Some ships of war bed been
, dispatched, well manned and equipped, to cruise near
Cape Horn, with the hope of falling in with. the
agnadran from' Cadis ; a circumstance the morn ma-
terial, as it) is now well known that the armament in
question most have pursued that route. The 'spec.
Cations entertained by the people of Buenos Ayres,
of speedily obtaining possession of Pero, were not
confined to themselves; the greeter part of the real.
dent Merchants, men professionally imbued with ha.
bits of caution, were 'forming speculation', .whose
surtos war wholly rontingest on that event. Many
merchants of London, we are informed, are sending
out goods, and arrsogiog plans of commercial enter.
-poise, founded on a similar expectation. The. only
europlaint et Buenos Ayres arose from the scarcity of
dollars rraderini it difficult to make the reatittences.
wit h'the usual prileptness—it clreemstanre chiefly cc •
, cssioned Ity.the suspension of all intercourse with
Perth
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Nit/ Caowss.—Thestatement that has been made
An several of the. Parrs, that by order of Gavel!).
.mess',' the farther issue of she new Crownapieces to
. the Public lies been restrained, on account of the
lotrodoctiien into the die of the name of tire
...Italian. artist who executed it, is contradicted.-,
Thre is 'no intention to restrain the issue, nor ki
snake the- dr.4feet alteration in the diet; •hieb bee
received the sanction of the Pantos Ressnes ardor
in CoutieirtObo used at the Mint for striking she
Crown-pikes. A Coinage of half-crowns, shillings,
.and Alptim is now carrying on, together with the
crowns, at the Mini '• , and the issues will be made to
the Bank for the use of the Public.
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Loan Cuter. Juirrice.—A Correspondent ob..
serves that it has nut been the general practice,' still
' less a mutter of couree to call up the Chief Jugiees
of Het King's Bench.to the House of Peers anon,
or shinty -after, their appointments. Of the ten
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Lords' Chief Justice who have boon eonstitited
• since the Revnivtion, only three have been created
.Peeri forthwith, comely, Lords MANSertLD, Kan-
. von, and Ectsnsoaoucru. Of the remaining seven,
neither Lords PARKER, RAYMOND, nor HA RD •
WICRE. were ennobled until sometime after their
high judicial appointments; nor Sir•Watisat Lan,
• or Sir DUDLEY RYDER, while they held the situation
of Chief Justice. With respect to the Chiefs, Sirs
Joint Hour and JOHN PRATT, they were not called
up to s::e peerage at all.
Baiontow, Nov. 2—When the Rtostit returns
'to the Pori4on for the %tinter season, is still Imlcer•
fain—the improvements go on rapidly, end the in.
' teller, it is said, will sow shortly admit of general
occupancy.