The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-07 00:00:00

Oermany - Lb. 3,115,782
Ramie - - 2,021,85,7
Holland and FlanderslOMO
Prussia • - - 3,153

5,151,5112 6,503,471
On Sunday last, the primitive Methodists, otherwise
called Ranters, held a camp-meeting on Cockfiekhfell.
Two females, two itinerant preacher', spoke to the peo-
ple assembled, whom, it is supposed, amounted to nearly
5,0011.—(//radian. Chronic/v.)
VAUXHALL OARDENS.—The second grand masquerade
was given last night at these gardens. It surpassed the
former one in splendour, and was much more nume-
rously attended. The tineners of the weather proved
highly favourable ta the evening's entertainment. Every
species of amusement which could produce mirth or
gratification seemed to have been most studiously pro-
vided. The characters were whimsically varied, and
some of them tolerably well supported. Thestippee was
good. The company remained till a late hour. The
only thing which detracted from the general enjoyment,
was the absence of the Queen, on whole account the
grand fete had been prepared.
trie.tcy ANn M raw:R.—On Thsireday, his 31ajesty's
revenue cutter, Prince of Water, Capt. Oliver, arrived
at Leith, having on board six of the crew of a vessel
from Oibraitar, which hail been Loden with a valuable
cargo, including specie. The prisoners are charged
with basing murdered the captain and steersman, and,
after abstracting the specie, with having sunk the vessel
and remainder of the cargo. They afterwards landed
on the island of Lewis, where they were apprehended.
The prisoners were last night removed to the Edinhargh
Jail, ender a warrant of commitment from the Judge
Admiral.
The Enrania, Heeach, master, bound from Bahia to
Hamburgh, with sugar, got on shore near the Lizard
during a fug on Tuesday last. lie this situation she wee
perceived by the Dolphin Revenue cutter, and some of
the crew immediately went on Iw:id. By great exer-
tions part of the Eurania's cargo was got out and the
vessel floating, arse got into Falmouth. Great raise Is
doe to Captain Carter of the Dolphin, for the prompt
assistance be afforded on this occasion, br which the
stranded vessel and cargo, worth at least 25,u0u:. hare
been saved.
SMOCKING SClClnt.—Friday night, about 10 o'clock, te
young woman, named Ann Raine, went into the Flying
Nurse, Wilson-street, Moorfielde, and requested a bed :
having been accommodated, she retired to her room
about eleven. Not making her appearance next morn-
jug, the landlord went up stair; to ascertain the cause.
when on going to her apartment, he found the door !o-
wned inside; he first called oat, and receiving no replr.
he broke open the door, when he found the object bf
his se trch in bed apparently entangled in the sheen.
On his reaching her bedside, she vociferated " Jesus
Christ protect me." Her manner and conduct left no
doubt that she had been seized with a fit of insanit.y.
She became gradually wane, anti her screams alarmed
the neighbourhood; it was with great difficulty her
hands and feet could be secured. Abeat two o'clock on
Sunday morning she aMmated rather tranquil, and it
mat thought the malady had left her; but during the
temportry absence of her attendants, she opened the
window Of her chamber and jumped out into the street
(a height of 50 feet, being on the thiid story); bee 4411
w.is shockingly fractured. The unfortunate girl was
curried into the house, and medical men were prompt in
attendanae, but sbe was quite dead. She was it beaqti-
ful girl, apparently about 20 years of age ; heir friends
and relations, who are respectable, reside at Newcastle-
upon-Tyne; It waksupposed that she bail been disap-
pointed in marriage. An inquest which lasted three
hours, was held on the body yesterday. The Jury
turned a verdict—" That the deceased had thrown her-
self free a three pair of 'stairs window, which caused
her death, she being at the time in a state of wltatal de-
rangement.",