The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-05-14 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

DEAL, MAY 13.—Wind S. W.— tre.red last ni At, oil
sailed for the River, the Upton Castle, from Bombay; the
Minstrel, Barnes, from Calcutta; the Rose, Corneby, Moot
Lisbon; and this afternoon, the Asia, from GibraltaT.--t
Csme down from the Rivet this morning, the Priucese
Charlotte of Wales, Dribble, far Madras aa.l Benlal;
Marquess of Wellington, Blansbaril, for Di:to ; the tleorgd
Home, Young, far Batavia, Sincapore, See. ; the AMT.!,
—, for Tobago; the Aurori, Young, far Gibraltar;
the St. Domingo, Gamy, for St. Domingo; toe Gar'estoe,
Gulliver, for the South Seas; the Beitral 7tlereitant hro
' her anchor alti;st weighing this morning, and has been 5..;
plied with another, end slid remains.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY l3.—Wind
Independent, Carter, from Malta.
PLYMOUTH. MAY 12.—W:nd S.W.—Arrived, the Nye,i:"l
Watkins, from Messina.
FALMOUTH, MAY 12.—WInd S.W.—Arrived, the Pf 3.
thers, Davison, f-teaa Ceohalunia.
DmaTuourn, MAY W.—Arrived. the Clendittino, Tozer,
from Gioraitar, with loss of boats, ant other damage ; s!ra
brings Gov.:mine:it elespatcitua, and an aeconat tact i:*
Marquess of Hastings had err, ved there name ..itha wt. t a
the Glasgow Frigat,, from Ca:cidm, on ids we} t . t.
The Lion, Wasdale, from larunllam to Hilda, nos pat
back and been condemned.

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The New York Papers ieorm us. that on Cie 20th Ma-7l
the British King's cutter, Grecian. des'roted elf t. .e laie
Pines. the famous Ore ical SC:I mner, f.a Cate, after a.l . •-
tiou of ttl minutes. The pira; kat crew, with the a
of the killed and three take!), escaped ea slorJ. Tae Ure-
clan had twe men wounded.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCr.

NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, Int
TUESDAY, PIXY 13.
Sweepstakes of 10 sot-. eat:). for 3-yr-olls, 7st. 715. an.l
yr-olds. sst. OHL T.Y.C.
Mr. Hunter's f. by Rlthels, out of Sprigitly, yrs 1
Ld Verul m's f. by it uheas, out of Spitfire, 4 yr.:.
IA Foley's 1. by Illuett,.r. on' of Oliver,, 3 yrs.
Mr. Wilianis'ssr to 'Tatty, ! yrs.
Mr.Crockford's f. by S:lim. oat of sr to Rentembriae:r, 3
Mr. Latubton's Adam Risir. 4 yrs.
Won by a bead.—Tile Judee pieced bat 2.
3 to 1 agst Mr. Hunter's f.- 4 to I nest sr to Twsity-4 to 1
egst Mr. Croc!iferd's I.—d to 4 on :gain Biel?.

First Gesso( tne ilan.lictptiweepstake of 13 sae. each, for
. 3 yr-olds and upwards, T.Y.C.
Ld Exeter's Athenian, (3 yrs. eat. 121 b
Ld G. H. Cavendish's f. by Pioneer, out of Ridicule, 3 yr:i,
tint. 121 b
Mr. Powlett's The ‘Vhig. 4 yrs. Sst. 71b.
Mr. Greville's Electress, 15 rs. Est..
Mr. Neale's bl. f. by Smolensk°, 4 yrs. ist. 81b.
Won by half a length.—Tho Judge placed but S.
4to 1 agst Athenian-3 to 4 agst Ld Cavenvish's f.-4 to I
agst The Whig-3 to 1 agst F.;!ectress.
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Second Class of the HandieepSweepstakes of 10 so,. e:?',.

T. c.
Mr. Rogers's Scratch, 3 yrs. 7st. 5ib..... . 1
Mr. Crockford's c. by Selim, out of Palma, 3 Vf,. tiSi.:4l J te.
141 Veralam's c. by Whalebone, 3 yrs. 6s:. i•3lb
1.1 Jersey's Sharper, 4 %N. 7st. l&b.
14 U. 11. Cavendish's Tile S'ag, 4 yrs. Fsr. 10:b pd
Wnn by half a lunges.
0 to 4 agst Scratc! —4 to I agst Mr. Crocitford's c.-3 to 1
a apt Sharper.
Fifty Pounds for 3•yr•old col,. SA. 7:b. fillies, Sat. 415.
It. M.

.d G. 11. Cavendish's b. c. by Orville, out of Bizarre I
D. of Rutland's b. e. by Gittaa
D. of Grafton 's br. e. Logic
Mr. Thorabill'i b. f. by l or Pioneer, out of FA.,,'.1:10•

dam.
Mr. Wilson's ch. c. by Comus, out ofGonsshi's dim.
Maj. Wilson's ch. e. by Haphazard, out of ftivul,'.
Mr. Villiers's tr. f. by Don Cossack, ont of Joha of Paris dam
Mr. Crockford's eii. c. by Sootnsayer, out of Cnrysei..
Mr. Hunter's br. c. ny Orvillr, out of L'llulle de Venus.
D. of Portland's ca. f. Usbrielle.
Mr. Prendergast's hr. 0. by Waterloo or IlluelAr Jr
%Von by half a lea. in.—The J u.l4e but :1.
410 1 sgst LI G. 11. CacendisYs b. r. to I sgst 9. of
Itutlaud's br. to I agst D. of tirafton's br. c.
--6 to 4 agst Mr. Hunter's br. c.

criEsTErt RACES.—rRIDAY, M. 9.
A Swrepitakes of lOJgs rue'.
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Sir T. Stanley's br. f. by Comas

Id Stanford's b. f. by S'onthsayer
S:r W. W. Wynn's h. c. by Soothsayer 3
The Paiatine Stakes of 30,4's escs, h. ft. for 3 yr Olds--
Ohre round.
Mr. Honi.lsworth's hr. f. by lrilito da Pa1a.....
f.d. Stamford's b. f. Ostricl
Mr. Clifton's ch. c. by Counts
Mr. Ormsby Go:e's ch. c. Achmet
Tire Ladies Piste of SOL —I feats, twice roused.
Mr. Clifton's b. h. Peter Lely, by Roberts, 3-yro
old
Mr. Mytton's b. h. Winker. agar 2 1 2
Ilandicap Stokes of 1014 s each.—Two mile ;.
Mr. Bear Isworth's ch. c. Rossini, 4-irs old, ist. ',ch.. I
Sir W. W. IVynn's b. h. Tnyrais, ti-yra oil, Sst.thlt
Col. Yates's ch. m. Pantoullo. 5-yrs old, hist .. 3
The Main of Cocks was won toy C.teshir.., Iti a-head.

PznEsrat astsw.—Crisp, the pedestrian, has failed by an
accident. O. his return rum Northampton he felt an•l
sprained his kg, and cool I proceed no further than Da !-
stable. Tile fact brill( formally certified by a stunko.t
called in, the bets, we are informed, stand neutral by agree..
men%

BOXING.—A severe pi:gills:lc contest took place ver.•••
day evening, about half a mile Iron the Utrev
Norwood, between Jos. Newman, anti a man of them Mt
(we believe) of Banborongh. The former was secoldetl
by a person whose name we could not learn; thelatt.•e
by Cooper, the (ivpsey. It was a manly, sand up t!ght,
of 55 rounds; and cominned for an lion: and fortysiice
It was impossible to tell who would hp the
winner, till the last s I, when Itanborough receked a
blow under the iv, which sent him deaf to time. Mos
borona li though conquered, shewed much an‘isoy ats4
spirit and pruced himself a good logger and box .r. It
eas on both sides a smashing battle, and Neuman tholeit
victor, has reason to lament having met with ~seh
• n antagonist. Both were carried olf the ground i r a cars,
but the condition of Ilanhorough was the most serions, it'
not dangerous. The contest originated in an old grndge,
•and the stakes were only a sovereign. Newman is ab sat
23 years of age, and his antagonist 23.

ELEGANT GLASSES, FURNITURE. &C.—The Nobility nri.t
Ovntry are bivited to inspect the Ware-rooms oftlooper aid
Soa. 03,11ishopagate-st.-Within.whern it exhibited an as,mrt
ment of new and se end-band Plate Dlnsses,admirahl!. sidl-
ed to every .lescription of Drawing or Dining-rooms. The
prices are just ?educed 40 per cent. on Plat,•s mensuring
lUO inches by 72. and upwards ; and on those of smaller di.
inensidns the, niteration will he found equally iraportate„
The extensive preference given to Eitibl:NhNient it
thankfully acknowledged by the Proprietors, wins, in their
endeavours to evince their gratitude, by manufaeturi.K • :ti-
des in a superior manner, at prices suitab ato the rim..,
hope to merit a roittintinnee of public suppnrt. ltd the fli*-
allure department, is rompriied every new and ar.
tick of Upholstery, Cabinet, and ('hair Work, rrimista ! tip.
on :uch a scaic of economy, as to demand lad ensure the pa.
tronage of rank and fashion.

One day last week, 3!r. 11.,1( fish-meager, of thii
town, on o;:eWna; a cud-lish of ahnnt Idlh, wesp.t, foimi
in its stout:u•h as perfect as when goritd, six of ma: (iti
some respects) beautiful little ism coultounly • a4retl
the sea mouse, well kntnrn in seaport Walks, where i, iv
frequently s .en preserveil in rs.:per.)