The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-12-28 00:00:00

NAVAL INTRLLIGENCR.

De An, Dec. 27.—Arrived and sailed for the Ricer;
Co lerwood, Wood, from Demerara ; and Highland Lad.
31nore, from Quelree.--Sailed the Earl &ileums, Lon-
don, Thames, and Warren Hastings, for India.
Powramorrn, Dee. 27.—Arrived the Bunion, Richard-
son, from St. Andrews, N. 8.; Ocean, Itjorner. front
Finland; Thomas, Norman, from New York; and the
following from the Downs—Northampton and (keen
transport+, for the Cape; Abeona, Catit!ck ; Ida, Rum.-
more ; and Alcyone, Chapman, for Jamaica ; Woodlark.
Middleton, for the Mediterranean; Isabella, Laing. f r
D.urvara; Delaford, Young, for St. Vineuts ; anti
Robert, for St. Sebastian.—Sailed the Sir Oodfrey
We'ister, John, Princess Charlotte, and Ida, for Janiti-
ea ; and Llclaford, for St. Viurents. The Aurora, Ca-
ren, from Barhadoes, drove from her anchorage this
looraiug, and sttnck on the tail of the Arrow Bank, by
which she unshipped her rudder, Six.
F oven, Dee. 23.—Arrived the Albion, Richmond.
from Acton, in thirtyright days.—Sailed the Duke of
Kent pullet, with a Mail for Lisbon; also the Sally,
Lowry, for Lisbon I and William and Thomas, Haw-
I kins, for St. Michaels.
Prusati.r, Pre. i6.—The sloop Industry, from Car-
diff to Whitehaven, is stranded, and it is feared that uo.
part of the cargo can be got off.
Cowes, Dec. 27.—The Thames, from New York, tar
brought up at 'Stokes Bay ; she landed several English
mechanics, who bad not been able to find employment
at New York.

It is with regret we have to announce the failure
of the banking-house at Ware, Hens, trading un-
der the Arm of Cobham and Jones. This event .s
to be the more deplored, from the high character
that establishment has hitherto borne.—(Windsor
Express.)
A letter received from an °Meer at Rio Janeiro.
dated October 2. s , Isle, says—" Pernambuco is at
this moment blockaded by some Insargent piivateers.
1 A large Portuguese frigate IS going out after them : au
embargo is laid on all Portuguese vessels at present at
i Pernambuco. The British merchants it linens Ayres
have be or ordered by the present iimernment of that
part of South America, either to enrol themselves in the
Patriot army, or quit altogether. Some ire, in cons-
] quence, packing up for 31onte Video, others Aso hare a
large property them, mast enrol themselves. Lord Cod:-
rase has made an attempt to rot some Temeis oat of
Callao. bat be did not severed ; there are DO very recent
1 accounts from him.
! A recent Manchester Paper lays, " The search
kir arms has commenced in
‘ some of the neighbour-
{ ing villages. We are in 'apes of giving particulars
lin our next. We have only beard at present °fonts
Icapture, viz. as old notaket, which is mid to hive
seen service in the Rebellion of 1746. Whether
the said risteaket was then rebelliously disposed we
do not know : but if it were used on the side of the
present family, we think its loyalty has been tery
scurvily repaid. We must confess, however. that
if it were attached to the Stuarts, there is as owes.
roams to impeach 40101411 y stew, as That of the
Naos of our population."
There was a parading of the efilgy of a manttlae:-
terer through the public streets of NOttinghani on
Tuesday last. for lowering the prices of his work-
people; but as soon as the circumstances became
known to the Mayor and Magistrates, order were
given to seize the offensive instrument, which was
immediately carried into Offset by the Police M-
oen, when the actors in the disgraceful seems dis-
persed.
Woot.t.eo TlitADlL—The heavy imposts on the
importation of foreign wools, and the present slat*
'lithe Continental markets. has much embarrassed tot
woollen trade of this country. In order to chew the bus
policy of the new tax on this article. various nesetisps
kuvelmen held is the principal nrassfacturing distorts
q; this kingdom. anal the reek of these meetings was.
to depute iliirty-two Brothers as a Committee. to wait
et hie Majesty's *misters. to pent oat, aad endeavour
to olosle an alleviadie of this tats. without which, it
wouldire impossible tonmpete with foreign markets.
Within these few days, they had several lotteries,' with
the Right llosourable blentlenies i .many questions
were asked relatives° taw subject, as 4 one or two of
'thew, we untlerstead. had the temerity to ester late a
i detail of, the general stile of the trailet-..lnt were bows-
snidely pre/rated. ise the score that It•as inevelast Se
, the preseat.basialess. The tientlsqpa ere again see-
i rally interrogated, and tten disashold. We have ma
I yet heard what detenoinatioe theMlnisters have nese
:set het this we do Lwow, that theflept.datioa went sway
•esterriely dieatisfirst with the manner in which the hat&
isms was treated by the Right Hes. Geodes's. and
bops of the proses observed, Mot they came ep to
1 tom Miaistieia idle. bet should rotate to their Impel
with a _titres( prepossessioe of the aecessity of a Piss
1 form.—(Betli An-tel.)