The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-03-21 00:00:00

NAV,IL INTELLIGENT

DEAL, MARCIE 20.—Arrived the Gkadotrer,
the Mediterranean for Hull, and Dromedar•
ship, from Portsmooth.—The East Indi
Po rani° craw, MAIICII 20.—A re
and Neptune colliers, from the Norti
harbour the Abundance, Mektber,
Hyena.

FALMOUTH, MARCH IS.-!—ArriTed
Clements, from Oporto ;..sailed with
convoy of his Majesty's ship Hyperion
instant, and parted from them this mr
Manacles.

PLYHOUTII, MA.RCN 19:—Arrived
Lewis, and the Generous Friend:,
Oporto ; the latter with loss of twi
cables. The remainder of the Oporto
ing of about 35 sail, under his Majr
perion, passed up Channel last evenii
ters of the above vessels report, tha,
ship in the Beet were obliged to cut I
Oporto Bay. The William is for
wine ; the Geperous Friends is bound

The Woodbuns, Marsh, bound tl
pat into Falmouth on Friday, very
,dhcharge.

The number of petitioners against
may be estimated as follows ;—,
300,000 Berwick 3000—Nortitumberlai
Carlisle 6000—County of Durham

morland 7000— Lancashire 200,000

150,000—Leicestershire 40,000—N, .ighemshire
50,000---Warwickshire 120,000--st4rtordsh.loo,ooo
- Western counties 300,000—and the Southern tone.
ties including London, &c. 600,000, making is the
total at least 1,848,500. The petitioners in favour
of. the Corn Bill are in itemiser estimated at 10,000,
so that there is a majority in the kingdom against the
measure of one million viz bendred,sod4hirty-eight
thousand persons! That Cori 8i11,4 however, lathe
teeth of this fact, hes parsed the tioese-er Commune
by an immense majority. • '
*On Saturday an Aid-cbs-Camp of Wert% ham.
acted some busineis at%theliiisory, but we believe
solely of a private nature 2 relief*, to some inapt i.
meat, on the part of 1114- flelgNee,e Owen, toishe
shipment of certain Robin ef this :intended 16,
the Queen of NAPLZi.
BRRAb., /Ile LORD 1.„t„ Merl.
efeigherli Rita Milli' 'add' •orde red t Inlet f.sre.d
tri be eoetinsiek,l the as last week;

fieCizez.—Monday, at ene &Slack,
`the Doty appointed to enquire liitc the testi of
Jane Watson, who was shot in Ebeelleigtqn.street,
resumed the ezaminatifu of witneeaelk..—Several
witnesses were eitaillied,' bid take*. others
Mr. Robinson, whel` ielilated,, 'by' letter, to et.
tend before the Jury. ?hie Gentleman's evidence,
however, threw no nee.' light aeon the sobjact.—
At half-past elevlti o'clock the etidence concleded,
Red the Coroner was preceedinglo read the whole of
the depositions, where the Jury thinking it unneces.
sary, deliberated for belf an hour, efld returned a
verdict of —" Wilful Murder against Janes Rip.
kV! 41444 ittgahribeelhabori, Berreeres assd &A.
and Bukois-,by &lag ball or abut fee* let of
fire-arms from the windows of Mr. Robils*:•
in Old 13urlington-street.7—The pro:o4g.
at twelve o'clock last night.
Mr. Blackburn, the attorney, of Lim* 111111410.
tally convicted on Saturday Aeraeon, at the York
Assizes, of the forgery of stamps. lie was again
placed at the bar with Mr. Wainwright, another
attorney, of the same town, charged with a felony,
in having taken old stamps from deeds, with the its.
tention of fisting them to new ones.--+The trial was
not over at a very late boor.
In consequence of the heavy rains, the river nenr
Turvey overflowed its banks. Mr. Whitworth, of
Newton Blossomville, sear Olney, Hicks, farmer,
having some sheep in a meadow nenr the river, sent
four men with a waggon and horses, to fetch them
out; bet the water being deepeptletestteey expected,
the waggon was overturned, 41.44,0 of the mea
were unfortunately drowned. "
MURDER.—" We have juet heard that a murder
has been committed at the Bridge of Bunratty+s
poor man passing, who had not the toll, oftered the
keeper a pledge for the paymetitsof it, which he re•
fused, and some werdi having passed between them,
he went into his Mouse, and hating brought, outs
bayonet, ron the onfoitunate man through the back,
which instantly deprived him of life. These are Or
circumstances as we have hoard 'them. but we en.•
not vouch for their authenticity—we Lope they ale
exaggerated."—(Clare Journal). _

unraiNratc"Tosaell' oofrit4hTill'rXinclre's—olfhteheCoßulnotedd,PinCiffill;
raigs o 1 Loom XV. was remarkable for the ferociiv
of Pus manners, having sacrificed the lives of severoi
merdele, upon trivial occasions, and as frequently
obtained a pardon from Louts, upon his represents.
tion that it was the effect of accident. At length
Louts, justly shocked at the frequency of his sp.
plications, on granting him a pardon, accompanied
it with those words—" Here it is ;—but be assured,
I have also a pardon ready for any person who shall
Lill you." The Prince felt the full force of this
speech, and the remembrance of it provediuef. cal.&
curb on his violent disposition.
As the Earl of GUILFORD, when Lord NOftTlf. of
good-natured memory, was one evening handing his
Lady, after the play at Covent-garden Theatre, 9
their carriage, her Ladyship's dress came in wattle'
with the spur of a booted lounger in the lobby, 111
which it was much torn ; the Lady, hurt at the event,
exclaimed, " Fellows coming thus equipped should
be horsewhipped." 46 Fie, my dear," replied NI
Lordship, " we ought to feel much obliged to OM
'Gesstleman;". 66 What, for •destroying ,my peti
" mat," interrogated the lady. 66 No," replied
}Lordship, " but for not having introduced his hoc
as his boots and spars."

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massummimr Nasal
!VENCE.
the Glendower, from
Id Dromedary store.
ast Indiamen remain.
—Arrived the Raz!
North.--Came
rather, Dolphin, at.d
trrived the Friend:,
with a fleet under
yperion, on the lltii
his morning off tt,e
rrived the William,
ends, Johnson, from
of two anchors and
)porto fleet, consist.
Majesty's ship Hy. Tt
evening. The Mas.
t, that almost every
4 cut their cables iu
s for this port, with 464
bound to London.
Ind to St. Michael's,
eery leaky and mast
gainst the Cora Bill,
IS a—From Scotland
isumberlaad9.s,sso-.4
rbam 16,000—West.
1
200,000 Yorkshire
00......Nottipichamshire