The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-04-15 00:00:00

NAVAL INTEI. Liu 14; t

PLYMOUTII, Montt. 13.--Came in the William
Sibbald, Strong, No.ter, from B tirt!e mit nit
setigters; amongst %shorn is the Miyor of thit city
(Count Lynch).—Artired the Courrie,i gon-hrig,.
from a ciuise.—His Majosly ship Efighsa* has de=
timed anti sent hi La Leonie, Frttheti shill, An-

dre Master, with nine, titc. from 1115.ontie
for the Ilavannah.—Arrived the Pricrord, Lowrig,
with nine and patsengers, from LI •aux.—Pit in
here the Caroline, Allen, from 1)-tilarsra, pith lo•!
of sails, &c. and must repair before she can proceed.
MARGATE:, APRIL 14.—A stoat ship bins disco.:
vereil this morning on shore, at the back of MArgate
Sand, which, by a letter received from the Ciptsiti,
proves to he the Hind, JOHNS, Mater. for Landon,
with cotton, coffee, and sugar ; as it continues to
blow very hard from the north, it is feared the ship
will be a total loss—several of nur hoes are gone
off. Four of our passage.boats, which %vote fitting
out for the season, together with several smacks,
were yesterday taken up b. Government to p -.AAA
to Sheerness to take infantry to Ostend.
Y. s.—The Captain and crew of the hind hata
just landed here, being compelled to quit the ship for
the preservation of their lives—it still continuo to
blow very. hard.

The sth Dragoon Guards have been diatoms*, liy
divisions in Cambridge for the last three days, on
their route to Nottingham.
The 7lst Regiment sailed from Plymouth feet
o:tend on Weilnevrlne.
The 55th Reginient of Foot comet to the. Tower
of. Lottdon,,to do duty, and to be at hand to ember*
for foreign soh vico, if necessary.
The Pill Regiment is ordered from Dublin to
C. rk, to embark for foreign service.
It is stated from Aix.la•Chapelle, on the Ist inst.,'
that the Duke de Beam was very near being taken .
at (Nimes by 200 lancet', while at table with e
party of officers of the King's heusehold. 119 had
scarcely time to mount his horse end flee tb Ypres,
leaving his cella and baggage behind. • '
No less than 25 regiesefits have been ordered hens.:
forthwith from Canada, and four from Nova Scotia.-
Scarcely any troops but the Fersciblee Will be 144:
itr those settlements. It is expected that this greet"
armament will sail from North Americti the first
week in May ; and that the whole nill have arrive&
fur European servke early in June.
We have been favoured by n Geotlema.ti of lama
ford, who hes recently been its. Rolland, with the,
sight of a private letter from his friend in that coon.
try,•eltich but too clearly shows the iniluanc.4 that
llnstarAture's name has in the Low Countries, and.
that nothing but a declaration of war is necessary to
cause the Dutch to throg of their new King, and re-
turn under the French domination. The writer of
the letter is a physician, and a burgoonester in the
district of Ithynland, and 4 Major of the lendstriern.
On the day when the ?rite of Onvisse waipro.
chiseled-Kin ol:l4flihrarcerricbilfl7
were ordered throughout the county, and the mili-
tary of all descriptieu ~,1 .lire feu de joys.—Th.o.
President of the %he lathe Colonel of
the tegiment,• beihg the ` ehmthand dr.
volved - upon ...the .Marni.-- After . manceav ring
'for some time, • news • arrived on the ground of
NAPOLEON'S entry • into Paris,—this wes greeteat
by the landstrum with *hoists of Vine 1',E.74-
itereur! Major 11: inimediately remonstratU.l with
the men on the impropriety of Weir. swanduct,•and-
tbreatened to put under arre:t any•fndleidoaltby
whom this misconduct was repeated ; this was en?.
ewe* by cries of Vivo NAenteoN! The 'A •
feediately proceeded to put hie threat into es
In which he was ineffectieally supported* by
the Olicers.-e-The tandstruen then mutinied,
tickedtkistsperieft Other,- who, being
beet, defended himself wPth the aid of lib
ell he was rescued by the Colonel and 'rut
were sent for in consequence of the.disturba.
discipline being at tkee.,end, the late4trum
j to the town, broke the windows, end Seat.
{gardens of the Major and othert•attached
Rouse at OjtANOE, and the' waiter adds, '
Leom continues to he successful, it will be it
to continue in his reaidenc.e, since the Intl
have threatened his life, and the great mijoill
people are -decidedly in favour -of IiONAt
(StainfOrd News.)
On Tuesday best an Inquest was held at W
; before Mr. CAPTTAN, one of the Coroners
land a very respectable Jury, oa the body..
&and its the -Thames on the Sunday preceding.
appes rid In evidence, that the deceased had been
'only thrown into the river, by a manor the
Rose, so hang look as the Ist of March,
though the tonne was greatly altered and deca
the effects of time and the elements, yet the'
tbe deceased, be beingcrooked.barked,ind
he wore, were sufficiently remarkable to id.
'person tweed all doubt. The deceased
were passengers together in a Grave end boat
morning of the Ist of March last • and althoug
1 .Watt no positive quarrel between them on the •
fen they eierrised their wit against each or'
part of the time, to the amusement or the COW
11,ose was abusive and ill-humoured to the
ifrequeetly interrupted him in singing, &c,
him about, knocked his hat off, threaten.
him on the fire, and told him repeatedly he ate,
over-board before they got to Woote it h. 1"
pany, nevertheless, did tint imroer• he meet
the deceased took it all in good pert, and 0811
Ina jocular way. At length, in G Mentes Item,
deceased and Rope both went on deck ;• Re
the deceased by the hind, and withrott seer
each other they walked along the (leek a ft'
when by a sudden pull Rose forced the decem
hoard, and although every effort was immedit
made to save him, pet they were will/not se.
A gear deal of enquiry. as to the giro ettimo• .
made by thethefioroner and Jury, and aftev ttlitfyi!iyi•
deliberatiri.. the Jtiry returned a `verdict er. nVit
. Murder -against chattel. WO. Arise rer
. custody to take hit' trigtiplisopst• Udlbes for

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