The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-07-13 00:00:00

INHI A %II I PPING.

The Purser of the ship Sir stephen Lushi❑{ton landed at
Lymirigton yesterday morning, and left the following ship off
the I•k'Af Wight, viz.:—William Pitt, Hugh Inglis, Earl
Vioreat, Harriet, Sir William l enlec, lluddart, Indus,
Northumberland, Euphrates, Sovereign, and Lord Eldon.

The Sic Stephen Loshington tailed from Madras the lit of
March, arrived at St. Helena the 3d of !Wry ; found there
the above-rwevaimed •hips, under convoy of his Majesty's
ship Gamins, and the Terpsichore frigate; sailed for Eng-
land as the 10th of May.
The Calcutta, Bengal, the Lady Jane Ditridas, and Jane
Duchess of (iJrdon, parted with the above d.et ulf the Mau-
ritius in a severe vale.
The Curtin:lls, outward-'.round, arrived at St. I(dena, the
sth of May, with his Majrvt)'• ship Nasvau.
Tyr• Lady Castiereagie, outward-bound, arrived at St. He-
lena the Fth of May.
The Sir Stephen Luvhington h' at Madra• the Ocean,
Union, Tottenham. and General Stuart.

The Asia and Walillamstow Mid sailed from Madras for
Ceylon, the 11th of Febraary.
The Earl St. Vincent left Bombay on the ?Ist of Januar),
with the Huddart mod Lord Eldon (too of the above ships),
ami strived at Point de 1 a k on the ilth of l'ehruary : she
there rotted to' shipsooder the protection of the Terpsichore ;
on (h.!' 14th, weighed and stood in to meet the cinnamon ships
from Colombo, viz. William Pitt, Jane lloadn;, and Duchess
of Gordon, which joinLd ou the Intb. when the wnole deet
proceeded on its voyage, conveyed by the Admiral (who had
arri►.d at Calk in the Collodeu ou the 12es) along with the
Terpsichore. .
The Culloden brought from Penang an account of the di,-
pate in Chinn being settled, by our havirg withdrawn our
troop. from Macau, upon condition that the Chinese should
cot admit the French.

Admiral Driary had proceeded to Madra• to avame the
Finial command. in India. The Bombay ships, Milford,
David Scott. Friendship, Law gee, Charlotte, Cortinallis,
ao4 Jeltanceer, with the Dedaloy, Cawdey, and four Pnrtu-
gutae vessek, were renting into Malacca, under convoy of
the Detlaictietne, and were hourly expected at Gone, when
the Bengal fleet sailed. The homeward-bound China Ileet
was not to leave Chian before the 10th March.

The glory, Laperinsent, and Lord Nelson, had not been
heard of. The Ceres, Captain Bruce, had been captured by
the French, and retaken by the Nereide, and brought into
Table Bay.
Too of the enemy's ships were said to be erui/ing off Pal-
loman-0, ja the Chinese Seas. asith a sien to intercept the
China fleet. Two 7 r and several frigates have gone to look
after them, and to canine on that stntion to protect the
trade.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, 1809.
WEDNESDAY 12
9_ JULY ._ _ _

Mr. Vonsittan's Cam comb. set. 101 b. beat D. of Graftoa's
Detrital, 7". Ab. IL algs. h. R.—:l to lon Curr)eumb.
Mr. Yamittart's Currycomb, tkt. 101 b. beat 14 Lowther 's
Yellow Hammer, 11M. 51h. First half of Ab. M. 100 gs. h. ft.
—tl to 8 oo Currycomb.

The July Outlands of 50gs, etch, h. ft. Across the Flat.
Mr. Wilson's Miss Sophia, 4 )13 OM, af t. 21b. - 1
Lel Burr. mores Angiolini, 3yn old, fist. sib. - 2
IA F. G. Osborne 's Poppy, 3 rrs old, fist. bib. - 3
1). of Rutland's Ned, 4 yes•l4 IW. - - 4
IA Lowther's Pekoe, aged, 9st. 41b. - - 5
And three paid.
b to ?apt Sophia; 9to 2 art Ar.g...otini ; 2 t..) I apt Poppy;
8 tol 44,1 t Ned.

The followire basin declared forflit is the time pre:crill-
ed,arr to par milt/ lop. each :
bhp- M ikon's luutper. 4 yn old. 91. 7 ih.
Ld .1. re's Langton, aged, 9st. lib.
14 Lou titer's ch.
g'. Yellow Hammer, 6 yr< old, Est. 71b:
14 F. C. oshonte s Noralt, 5 t r- old, tist. ;lb.
lolr.M il.odi .boallbope,, by I lamilletoni.-m, '1 r. 4 old. 7.t.`.flts.
11. of t ;raison', f. by Sorcerer, out of Peppermiut, :i yva old,
tibt. slh.
Fifty Pounds for 3-yr old; carrying 6st. 91b. l-vr olds Sst.
_ 1.-sr Md.; it. Slb. (1-yr olds gist. 12lh. and aged 9st. D. I.
Id Jersey'. h. h. Langton, aged - - 1
D. of Cr: fton's h. m. Vanity, 6 yn old - 2
14 F. G. Osharne's ch. m. Nord's, 6 )n old - 3
HAjor 11 ilson.4 cit. 11. Juniper. 4 yn old - dr
7 to 4 on Langton ; 3 to I apt Vanity.
D. of Rutland's Salrator, 80..1i1h. iwt Sir C. Turner',
chlorit, Sot. 21b. First half of Ab. M. 20Ogs. h. ft. Od by
kow.ent.

Mr. Payne's e. by Wary, out of Tarantula, ree. ft. from
14 F. c. Osborne s b. c. (dead) by Shuttle, out of Drowsy,
tot. .21:). each. Two-yr old Course, 100 gs. h. ft.
Mr. Thutahill's Ralphino, B*t. 111 b. rec. ft. from Gen.
Grostenor's uodnell-Itead, ist. Sib. New July Course,
/0011.. h. ft.
Jersev's Langtoo est. 131 b. rec. from Get]. Grosvenor's
WoodweU:head, Ist. 111). K. M. 100 p.

The Helder frigate from •Purtcmonth and Ma.
deira, 'Arrived at Barbadues, sth June, with 15
sail u►►der convoy.
It is with considerable pleasure we have to an-
nounce the publication of " I,cs Menwires et Let-
tr es du Prince de Ligne," forming the continua-
tion of " Les Lettres et Palsies," published by
Madame DL STALL; also of a new and exquisite
Novel, from the pen of La FOJITAIhE, entitled
" Les Querelks de Farnilk."