The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-01-17 00:00:00

TIC ti nesighttocirei
The Moe filmic, Turnbull, tree Mt. • nadir
boom! to Qaebee, pat into Newport. (A 4 Noir. 11311.
istrets, having betting her furriness hi'i gnir„
I; The St. Andrew's Chnietr, Kingstio, Jinasitef
"St. Andrew., pat into Chatlestun; Nov. t
'Os the 14th browa iu a gale front the sieits,, spiiik4l
foresail, and fore and main-top-saile.
The Grape, Armstrong. et Lowden, from Nal
Brunswick, was abandoned at sea in a sinking 4,
Crew saved by the Dart, lithite, arrived at Dart
bon Oporto.

.01.

The Harriet, Banks, Swansea to Tough*ll, oroi
lately lost in Trantore flay, and all on board drown*
The Foile,3liKoy. from Chepstow to Londonderry,
was on shore at Bielycottou the 6th inst. Crew 1114
cargo saved.
The Margaret, MlDonnell, from Liverpool to Cole;
raine, lately put Into Newry, in a sinking state, and
was discharging.
The Friendship, Evans, from Whitehaoao to Dab.
lin, was stranded at Carlingford Bar, the 6th inst.
The H:ipe, Middleton, from Quebec to Liverpool, is
putting back to Newry, the 5t5 lost. torus* the Mar
of Carlingford, knocked off the rudder, damages' the
keel, and sunk.
The Esperance, Fardell, from Nantes to Brest, was
towed into St. Ives, the Sth inst. almost a wrecli-
Cargo discharged with ittneh damage.
The Alexandre, De Coigne, from Oporto to Hart.,
put into St. Ives the Sth lust. Cargo damaged, ant
must he dischargetf.
The Prosperons. Lowes. front London to South-
ampton, is wrecked near I berlunirgh.
The Martha, Sweediand, from Liverpool to New
York, put into Fayal, 14th nit pacing d
sperunbnirr iwal
wleabke...
anti her str:u post it. 4114 Nate, iit was
titer she could proceed.
lit RC ELl1)11 t, JAL 3.—The vessel stated to be
cruisiog idf this roast, is a regular South Anie
scan privateer ; s'i.• is an armed szhooner,carryin;
s guns and a long heist o to aniiilships.
Caoss.rsor, DEc. 19.—The fdlowing British ships
winter here, viz. Delight, Smith; Active, Cross;
Watson, Frost ; Anson, Fleming ; Anti Mary, Wrig.
glesworth ; Jane, Meares; Cyprus, Lundy; Lott,
Priest ; Union, Dean ; Harvey, Dales; Williams,
(tales ; Arethusa, Wharton ; Ellen, Stonehouse:
i.aurel, Reid; Nile, Brown; Resolution, Clark;
I.eda, Wilson ; William, Scarborough; also several
eoreigners.
F 1,31111: rn, JAN 12.—A beat has been picked np
91 the Lizard, belonging. to Applmlram, Chi-
; master's name inside the stern, " William
blritfiths."
aim it tvr.s.l, Dec. 23.—The following vessels have
been captnreil ordestroyeil by an Insurgent privateer.
cruising off Cape de (tau. to the Ilth inst. viz. N. S.
del Naniragio, Mord, and the Signora Antonio, Oar-
riga, both from Morril to Barcelona ; Santo Dorothea.
Rodrigo; Santo Antonio, Plas, from Malaga; Sig.
nor Juan Baptistery Animas, Artois, from Bilboa to
Barcelona; Santa Antoniuy Angel to la Petardia,
Gordon, leans °elicits to Barcelona, tad tile N. S.
del Rosario, Clique, from Malaga and Alineira to
Marseilles.
Nawcasrmt, JAN. 12.—A very considerable quan-
tity of quills, very small, apparently of some wild
fowl, have been thrown on shore on the beach at South
Shields, and several pieces of spar, a boat's guntritale,
&c. have beets picked up, from which it is feared that
some vessel has fonntiered on the coast.
lismstivrn, Jas. 15.--The Brilliant. Findlay, from
Oporto to Newcastle:tool Leith, was obliged to run for
this harlimir yesterday. She struck the ground very
hard previous to ber being gut iu with assistance
Gout the shore. She a considerable deal of
water.

horrynnass, J tYr. 11.--By whites from Helvoet.
the 31armion hail live feet water in her hold. A eratt
►with part of her cargo had arrived there, another ►ras
loading, and two more sent down to load. A thaw
has set in sine./ Saturday, and still continues. MI,
Three scouts ►with smear, saved from the Marmion.
have reached Hell-net Pier. The thaw continue•.
Tatcsr►:, Dry. is naw, blowing a heavy
gale fro►n the N. E. An lonian brig has cut away her
masts; two Austrian brigs have been driven out
to sea ; and a Turki.h Saeroleva, fro►u Tino, has
dragged towards the Old Lazaretto, and is in wile
danger.

I'EIOIIEL% SPOICRN 111.----A Ibioll, of and from Lon.
don, bound to the Isle of ?reuse, lat. v, 31. N. long'
23. 11. ote 26 days, all well, by the Pomona, arrived
in the Dawns from the South Seas.
Salmon River, from New Brunswick for Sonth
Shields, on the 10th Jan. in treat distress, the heat
of the mast gone, and in want of provisions and water,
with which the Lord Sidueouth packet supplied her,
was as far as lon. 42, HE and then bore op for Curt::
Zephyr, of Peterhead, from Teneriffe for London, on
the 10th January, all well ; and the Hamburels ship
Hero, tin the 11th January, all well. by the Lord
Sithatontl, packet arri‘ed at Vaintouth.
Scotia, of Dundee, Erskine, 7th Jn•m:try, from
Liverpool for Jamaica, lat. -18. I. N. lon.T. 12. 26.
W. all well, by the Hero, arrived off Dover.
Rover, Brown, from Buenos Ayres to Havannah.
lat. 6. N. 1011. 45. W. lov the Alurris, Bodily, anived
at Bal ti more.
Mary Ahoy, from Copenhagen to Providence, N 0...
22d. lat. 42. .19.10 n, 65. by the Columbia, Loring, ar:
rived at Boston.

EXTRAORPINARY FECUNOITV. —A woman in the vici•
nits• of Alodena, in Italy. has lately produced five chihi-
ren at our birth—three boys and two girls: they only
lived a few hours. The smote woman has had twins four
times previously.

DIED.
On Friday lest. the Itth inst. at his house in Brompton-
grove, at an advanced age .iir John Macpherson. Bart. for
many years a member of the stopreine Council of Bengal.
and aftrrwarda OuvernorAtenerat of India.
On the lathing*. at Rotindha)-park, In the 37th year of
his age. Thomas Nicholson. itgq.
Oa Monday, the 13th inst.. in the tear of her,asr•
Catharine, the wife of Mr. Mild alartinean, of Storkweti-

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by R. WAit9ELL, Jaa.. I.L. :to wit**, ell
etueleetloas. Orders. Ile. ue requested to be adJnoseed.