The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-21 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DEAL, JULY 20 —Ceme down from tbo itieu
and satlerl the Amazon, Ritchie, for New Brenswick;
Monmouth, Luke, for the loath Seas ; Castle Forbes,
Read, for New S..oth Wales; Peace, Estill, for
Quebec; Thowl, and Judith, Stokes, for Seville;
and Henrietta Volley, fur Mareunes,—Arrived an
sailed for the River, the Leone, Woodward, from lbw
South Seas; hloira, llornilow, from Bengal ; and
Sophia, Simmons, from H h.—Passed b 7
Milton, Onward, in 21 days from Charleston foe
Antwerp.

Poirrisouvw, Jura' 40.—Arrivod hi• Mike ly's
ship Grecian, from a cruise.—S riled the Veva', Fri-
end, for Havre.
. PLUM/Till, inhs 19.—Arrived the Maria Iles-
rick, Ball, from Dram ; and Dawson, Dormer, from
Sierra ',roar, in 7? days. On the lor inst. spoke the
French, of the Writer• Islands, oat 1l
der, ell well.

.FALMOUTII, JULY 18.—Arrived the Christian,
Berns, from Oporto, in 15days.
Comas, JuLT 20.—Arrived the hunter, Turner,
from Charleston, in 29 days; on the sth inst. in long.
48. spoke the Pettit's, of Boston, from Charleston,
for this port ; and the Mary, of Baltimore from Liver•
pool for Boston.
Lutraaroor., Jct.'s 19.—Arrived the TI oak
packet, Hind, from 11 nab, sailed Gth inst.; same
day spoke the Sir Godfrey Webster, from Jamaica
for London. *verb, Wanes, from New Orleans,
sailed 13th, and from the Bale, 17th of Jena., is com-
pany with the Angles for this port. Manhattan, frosts
Ne■ York, sailed 24. Y of June ; Triton, Holcombe,
from Boston. sailed June 22 ; Armlets, L.A., frost
Charleston; Jaspor,Crooker, from do., sailed lone 19;
Pierce, Brace; and Alesander, Marshall, from Qs,.
bee ; the latter sailed the Mb lone. —The Brothers,
leakiest's, for Hull, got no shore at Reid Island,
and put back to Qothec, fell of ester.—The Aaron,
Noises, from Halifax, sailed the 18th lone.

The Earl Finer' WAX Is MN4A y a Nobles's'
of high aristocratic notions; sod though • re.
posed and esteemed Wkig, yet it is believed most
conscieotiously, that if a Marquise& had been offered
him., the price of his enrolment as a Tory, his Lordship
would not bare scrupled is, pot on the High Court
Livery. Bet be has been disappointed : his Vice-
!Loyalty in Ireland marred his speculations that wa) :
though it mast be insisted upon that be had greater pre.
tensions from family,fortune,isc.totheelevation,tissa
Mr. Haulms sod 40 other Marvisrs who might
be mentioned. Bet Mr. Fos could not Waits ibis
distinction for his friend and the nephew to the only
Marquis in his own right (Rocatmciuma) on the list
of Peerage for many years. His Lordship's mother
was the Marquis's sister. The Earl is deservedly be-
loved is his steighboorbood for his braes vitiate to tho
poor.

ISPOINSTION 101 PASSING AN UNSTAISPRO Re.
ester.—A Mr. Hobert Stewart lodged an information
before the Magistrates of the Bauk.street Police-oats,
Deblin, whist a Mr. BatterSeld, for passing a receipt
on ■•stamped paper, under the following circum-
stances :—lt appeared that the brother of Mr. Stewart
held a hens, from the Defendant, who spot receiving
a part of the rent on w Sunday morning, gave an ac-
knowledgment, or memorandum, for as receipt of
seven guineas and a bill. The document ran thus--
" Mr. Stewart bar banded Ile seven guineas and a hall
on •ccouut of rent ;" it was dated in October last,
and signed by the Defendant. Mr. K. Stewart,
the informant, proved the hand.writi•g of the De.
fondant, signed to the receipt. Mr. William 11.11
Agent foe the latter, cross.es•mined the former, who
deposed that he was not present when the receipt
was given, nor did be know of arty money being
paid en that occasion, as be was at the time abset•t
from Ireland. The Prosecutor having closed his
case, Mr. Hall for the Defendant contetaded,'that
the Prosecutor had failed to bring the cues within the
56th of the King, chapter 100, section 16, inn.
mach as that he did not show that Defeating had
given or passed the receipt to informant's brother,
which the Act required, and that the mere signolitro
of Defendant to paper, without showing on what
occasion he had written it, was not enough, es it
might be, and possibly wee, the co .y or draft of a
receipt which was on • vamp. The sitting Magl.
strafes, Counsellor Gibbott and Alderman Firming,
concurred in Mr. Hall's constrection of the Act as
Reseed by him fur the Defendant, and di►mi•sed the
complaint, it appearing that no cause was Shown, •s
00 the occasion the brother cf the informant only
was present, and being nuir iit prison could not bit
prodiseml.
CORN ESCII %NUE, JULY 21.—We had sn addi-
tional supply of %%hest from Suffolk this morning,
besides a tolerable quantity with h was left over (rem
Mnnelay i but in cons.quet.te of the heavy rain which

fell since; estelday ',ening, higher prices'Oefe lStellr
and in a few instancy, 2c. per Qvarter ad was
abiained.—Barle) has a dell We; but Peas sod Oats
folly supported Mond.'', pikes.