The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-05-29 00:00:00

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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DIAL, Maor VS.—Wind N. E.—Ceme down from the
River, and sailed, theitontua, Bell, for St. Vineents ; thu
Ergland; Remy, for Bombay; the Mars, Davenhall, to:
Montserrat; the Earl of Selkirk.Wa !ker. for Gibralta.;
the Margaiet, Wpdgorse, for Orenada ; the Neptune, Ddlo.
glue, for Quebec; the Caledonia, Morley, for St. Thomas'...
and Pm Jane,
.Bullock, for Oporto.—Arrived and remain:
the Woodbridge, Mason, from the Isle of France, and the
Terceira, for Copenhagen.

Porrsidouvm, _MAT 20.—Vtind E. N. E.—Arrived, the
Whim, from the Dowd. for Trinidad; and proceeded on her
voyage.

PLYMOVTTI. MAT 26.—Wind W. and N.E.—Sailed, the
Fox, Walker, for St. Mary's, Africa; the Peter and John,
for Philippa; the Three Sisters, fur Rouen; and the Au:
nits and Louisa, for Gibraltar.—The two outward-bound
Lest Indiamen are preparing to start, and all the passen-
gers are on board, bat It Is not likely they will to night.
FALMOUTH, Max 27.—Wind N: by E.—Arrived th
Creole, Colesworth, from Pernambuco in 45 days ; Ilenry,
Quick, from Nimbus for Liverpool.-011 the Port, the Ja-
fen; Gamble, from the Cape of Good Hope, for Loudon.,
Sailed the Alfred for Tobago ; Minerva, for Naples; Bri-
tannia Packet, and Tula, for Gibraltar ; Sprightly and VG-
lush, for Lisbon; Harmony, St. Andrew's; Prosecute, St.
Lawrence ; Unionised Norfolk, for Mira ; Alliance and
Maria, for Quebec; and Tamerlane, for Genoa.—The brig
Rolla, Esau, from London with ammunition, was lost the
41st January, near Rosetta.
The Spanish schooner, Two Sisters, from Porto Rico and
St. Thomas's, to Cadiz, was taken off the Azores the 4th ult.
by the Columbian brig Eagle, and sent for La Guyre, but
retaken by the Muter and people left on board, and arrived
at I3erbadoes the 20th ult.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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EPSOM RACES.—WzD\EsD►Y, MAY SS.

The Craven Stakes of 10gs each for horses. of all ages.
One mille and a quarter distance. _
Mr. Nallor's ch. c. Brilliant . I
Mr. Scaith's b. f. Norna.. 2
The Gold Cup, value 100 sov. by Subscribers of 10 sov.
each, with 20 added from the Racing Fund, fp 3-yr oils.
Distance two miles. The winner to be sold for 230 sote-

reigns if demented.
Mr. Wiaiteaids's eh. h. Wouverinan's.. .
Mr. Macdonald's b. h. Cardenio
The Woodcot Stakes of 30 soy. each, h. ft. for 2-yr oidg.
Last half mile.

Mr. Forth's b. f. by Partisan, out of Test....
Marquess of Exeter's b. f. by Salim. x

SECOND EDITION.

BY EXPRESS.

EPSOM RACES, THVISDAY, MAY 49.

The Derby Stakes of 80gs. each, h. ft. colts, est. 71b.
Set. Alb. The lust mile and a half The owner of the se-
coed horse to receive 100 gr. out of the Stakes (00 subs.) '
Mr. Udny's Emilie., by Orville
Mr. Rogers's b. e. Teemed, br to ruche.
13 started—The J edge only placed two—Won by a length.
8 to 4 agst Rwoilies-8 to 4 agst Tancred-9 to 1 apt Ni-
colo-13 to 1 sgst Bertram.
Emilitts took the lead after pening Tottenham Corner.

Psusivetssisw.-1 Emu undertook fir a wager of 200
guineas to walk 6.98 miles in twelve days. Hest tiled front
the Plough and Harrow, at Newington Butts, sad walked
twice each day to Epsom and back. Ile completed hies,-
duous task on Tuesday afternoon, a few minutes before biz
o'clock.

The first vessel that ever entered the River Thames
direct from Colombia arrived on Alo iday,—the John
Catto, Captain Danniug. Her cargo consist* of coffee,
hides, and sarsaparilla. She left this country with a
cargo of British manufactures in Nl:Member last.
TRINITY SUNDAE IN DITBLIN.-011 Sunday evening,
the annual scene of riot, which masks the anniversary of
Trinity Sunday io Dublin, took place in Collefe.ereen.
and the adjacent neighbourhood. A great number df
lamps were broken in Uraton-street, and College-green ;
and it was found necessary to send out a detachment of
the Horse Police, which kept patrolling, two by two, in
the neighbourhood of Trinity College, until near two
o'clock yesterd .y morning, with a. view to preserye or-
der. Lamps were also broken in Nassm-street. Dawson-
street, Stephen's-green, Fitzwilliam-square, Pembroke-
street, Leeson-street.and Duke-street. Some of the win-
dows of the Attorney-General's house, in S.epben'r
green, were also broken, and some of those of Mr. Milli-
ken's. in Uraftou•atreet.--(buGliis Mot niag Past tf
Tuesday.)
CHANGE OP TEMPERATURII.—Yesterday at 1 o'clock,
the mercury in a therniumoter, in the shade. in the Strand
was at 69 degrees. At 2 o'clock, exposed to the inn, it
was.lo9. At S o'clock yesterday morning, it was 57 ;and at
ti.e same hour this morning it was only 3j. In the King's
Theatre yesterday, which was crowded with spectators to
witness the di.trination of the premiums awarded by the
Society of Arts, at 2 o'clock, a thermometer is stated to
have been at 05 degrees.
The Englishman of Sunday next, the first of Joie, will
contain a good Ace sent of Epsom Races. No Advertise-
zntnts whatever are inserted iii the Englishman Sunday
Newspaper, which is a large Folio Journal of Twenty Co-
lumns, of the same size as The Observer. ft is regularly
published every Sunday morning. at the early hour of Few
o'Clock, at Messrs. Smith, No. 194, Strand. I. +ndon. Tbe
price of the Englishman is Sevelipence. •„' The English.
man of Sunday last. May 23, containing Five Polio Cacaos
of the Fight at Hiochley Downs, is re-printed, and will be
kept on sale all this week.
' A Laly of Title, in tile coarse of her Travels and Bota-
nical Researches in the Eastern part of the World. discover•
ed a Compound combining the most exquisite and beautiful
Cosmetics. Its radical purifying Inalities resider it MO-
'flirty superior to any Cosmetic ever known. By its so-
precedented properties it removes Freckles. Pimples, Spots.
and all cutaneous Eruptions ; thus prevents those disorders
which disorganize the beauty of the Female Countenance.
In addition to the virtues of the Kalydor adverted to, it We
parts a luxuriant and matchless beauty to the Complexion.
To Gentlemen after ahaviup, it allays the irritation end
smarting Pain, and renders the Skin smooth and pleasant.—
The KALYDOR will ever be found most efficient in its be'
samic effects, and delectable in its application, The Usk,
the Discoverer of this Preparation, disposed of the familia
to Messrs. A. Rowsesu AND SON, who offer it to the No-
bility and Denary, as au invaluable production, attested by
several high and distinguished personages.

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MARRIED—On the 27th inst., at Mary-la•bonne church,
Captain Johnston, of the Hon. Company's service, to Dor4
thy. third daughter of the late Henry Walker, E. 9• of
Whitby, in Yorkshire.

DIED—Oa tie 97th inst., at Cheltenham. Martha. wire Of
John Jones, Esq., of Salisbury square.
On the *id lust., Mr. J aloes Shotter, aged 07, upwards of
40 years resident of Sudbum, Middlesex.

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