The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-07 00:00:00

NACTIC.II. INTELLIGENCE.

The Freundsehaft, Bradspering, from Liehan,
for Amsterdam, arrived at Cuxhaven, 2,01 ult. leaky,
haying lost mast, sails, cable, and anchor, and is obliged
to discharg I. the cargo (wheat) which is ninth daniaced.
The Bern, Flaherty, from Swansea to Cork, put hack
to Swansea on Wednesday, much strained, and nut
di.wharre her earzo to repair.
The Britannia, of London, Sanderson, bonnd to Whi!.
bv, put into Southwold on Tuesday, leaky, haring been
on the Bernard Sand.

The Frederica I hristina. Olson, of and from Stock-
holm to Rotterdam, is as totally lost 19th ult. on the coast
ofJ

The %%llliam, M`Adam, from Liverpool to Riga, was
totally lost on the Coast of Jutland 23rd ult. Crew
saved.
The Eliza. Todd, from Petershurgh to Amsterdam,
was lost 7th ult. near Vlieland. The Vreuadscbay.
Dykstra, was stranded at the sante time.
The Jugaren, Sandman, from Christiansand to Avt.
stertlatn, oas lust near Atuelaud 26th ult. a small part
of the cargo saved.
FAI.NnUTH, OCT. 3.—The Dutch ship Atalanta,
arrived this day from Denoa, from Amsterdam, met
with a heavy rale of wind in lat. 47. I days since,
by which she lost her upper meet., sails &c. and is alm
very leaky. Her cargo, consisting of oil, a ine,-inarble,
&r. is expected to be discharired."
MaituArt, Ocr. 5.-I'he Policy, Brunton, re-
turned for the river this morning."
IPONEN Kine, 4th September.
lat. 56. lon. 33. from Jamaica, by the Harmony, Wool.
hall, arrived at Plymouth.
The Eliza Ann, 22d Sept. from Al;!ryport to Mira-
miehi, lat. 43. lan. 441. the Two Frirodr, 29th Sept
from Bristol to Halifax, lat. 4h. lon. W. by the Cicely,
51i!ebel, arrived at Plymouth.

Peters, who undertook to run twenty-six miles in
three hours on Friday last, in the Vauxhall Gardens tot
Lincoln, gave in, after having run above 23 miles, in
performing which he run 1412 turns.
lh,nurr, (MT. 2.—On Thursday evening last, a Eno-
smith called to spew some !socket pistols to a shopkeeper
in the vicinity of Stephen s-green ; lie bad several paw.
which he arranged on the counter, with one be carried
for his own protection. which was Unfortunately charged.
Whilst he was occupied with the others, the loaded
pistol was seised by a lad in the sloop, and presented at
his heart. At this instant, the man siving his danger,
jumped aside, when the contents were received in his
right arm. lie was immediately conveyed to surgeon
Kirby's, at Ilartcourt-street, who, we understand, does
not apprehend a fatal result.
EXTRAORDINARY AND EXTENSIVE flonnutv. —Ai
Marlborough-street, yesterday Daniel Geode, William
Reid, and Jane Wilmot, an interesting looking yonng
woman, were twenght up, charged by Mr. Mortlock,
leana dealer, of No. 230, Otford-street, with having'
'committed robberies in leis premises to a great extent,
under the following circumstances:--slt appeared in evi-
dence that the prisoner Reid held a confidential situation
in the service of Mr. Mortlock, but was discharged iu
consequence of misconduct. The prisoner Gentle, at the
time filled the place of warthonseman, and the confidence
his masrer was so great in him, that frequently he
wield make him valuable presents, and he had free
access to every part of the premises where the most ex-
pensive property was kept. Reid, shortly after be had
left his situation, applied to (lentil., saying he was in
distress, and requested that Gentle would furnish him
privately with property, he would dispose of it, and alter
him half the produce. After this hind of traffic had
been-on foot a length of time, R. d proposed anrehet
plan mor • lucrative to rob the house of Mr. Mortlock.
Gentle, who slept in the kitchen, was to admit his,
(Reid) after the family retired to rest, and he, under
these circumstances, used to carry away the must vain-
able property consisting of dinner, desert, and tea ser-
vices of plate. The property was not missed, and Reid.
who was thus robbing the place, was living under ap-
pearances of respectability io North-street, Maorhester-
square, as a china dealer, and used to advertise the pro-
perty in the Morning papers, and sell it by 'action to.
the nobility.
This plan was carried on for two or three yeave, and 'lie
extent of the plunder must have been very great, and
would still bare been carried on bad it not bees disco-
vered. Mr. Mortlock, on passing the shop of Mr. Cook.
in Wxrdonr street, Soho, was streck with the a ppear.inee
of some china at the door, which he recognized to lie hi.
property and on Inquiry. he ascertained that Reid but
ectilA them to Look. Nospirios fell upon fleetly, awl
Plresk..tke officer, searched his place, and foaled a great
quantity of valuable china and linen, stoke property. It
wae.secnred,.and the prisoners were talent into custody.
Reid confessed having planned the robbery, sod that I
great deal of money hail been mails by it : and the pri-
soner Gentle made also a confession. They were in teen
dWriog the examination.
They were remanded until Tindal- foe the *Remise('
trimmers.


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