The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-06 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGE.VCE.

DEAL, 3CLY a.—Arrived this morning and sailed for
the River, the Sisters, Bishop, from Demerara.—.Sailed
the Coldstream, Stevens, for Calcutta ; aoil Phenix,
3lynton, for Bombay—the Wier put back.—Wind S. W.
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PORTSMOUTH, JULY 3.—Arrire,l the Gilbert, !fender-
from Honduras, and sailed fur the hirer; and the
Jane, APClare, from London. fur Jamaica.—Sailed his
Majesty's ship Phaeton, forthe westward.—Wimi

MEAT M.%RKET.
(Exclu►ively for the STATES3I4N.)

S3ItTIIFIELD MAMMY, JULY 5.-131UN1 Sheep and
Lamhs at Market; though Mutton' was shorter this list
market day, the trade was very heavy. The prirs
much the same as last Friday; uine stone, ?Oke. ?raker,.
—Lamb trade lower; Ate stone of good Laub fort MIA
Many poor Lambs unsold.--Short Market el -Beef:
trade very doll.—Wether Mutton, Is. 10:1. to ? t. per
atone lies• Lamb, 35.; Best Veal, 2s. to 2s. 61; thso4l
Beef, 2s. 21

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The accident of his Royal ifiAliness the Dike of
Sussex wili, to all probability, he -prndnetive of a te-
dious confinement. The tendon ilehillee if so vio-
lently strained by the fail of Isis Royal Highness, in
Descending from his carriage, that it is deemed essen-
tial to abstain from any exertion until the flexibility of
the teodeo shall he perfectly restored.
We hear occasionally, with much concern, of per-
sons who are compelled. from the diminution, and in
too many cases the annihilation of their incomes. to re-
since their establishments to a degree of painful aml
humiliating eronoirty. Among others. we regret to
state, is Sal'. K. Lethbridge, Bart., one of one coerty
reprrseutatites, who but too truly predicted in Parlia-
ment the destiny which awaits the landed iuterest,
who is onw,in consrsuence, about to give a practic.,l
illustration of the misehiefs, to avert which his carols
were so perseveringly directed. Sandbill Park, the
patrimonial residence of the Pon. Baronet, is to be •a-
cated, anti he retires to a habi,iatiou of Luxboroogh.
better suited to the hninhier lotuses to which be
must accommodate himself. from the prmers• state of
tile tinirs. considered, this is a eircum-
stance to be regrereil ; hat, as a gn•ouon whirls points
to the erriain fate of a eery lartee, efficient, and most
valitable class of the community, the eirbot is preg-
nant with the most dismal forehorlings. It fell to our
duty some years since, to rep at the incidents of a day
spent by a large military body ■t Sandhili Park.
where, ander the ample abode of the mijestie trees
which adorn that lovely spot, several hundreds rote
regaled by the lion. Baronet with his lunspitaliti"
while a numerous assemblage of officers partook of
sumptuous liberalities within the walls of his mansion.
Verily. the proverbial iogratitusie of Ministers seems
but to truly asserted ; for the country gentlemen o►e
but sorrily requited for their honour-title hot ton a•-
dent loyalty soil public services, and their firm bar i. -
cautious roofi•leuce in those ht• whose measures thrt•
are now left the victims of a /1,! intros policy. Value.
teer corps and local militias, it is trim, are not at pr
sent wanted; hut that ti vet:or:mit must Ist of very
viestionable wisdom, which embitters the lives of so
many thousands who hare h•en mom zealous in it:-
holding it, soil whose p at;on is still essential to
the resources of the slate. Like the fo tuentimte.l
by Shakespeare, in the jaw or the ape, they seem t
have been "Ii at mouthed, to be last swalluwed.'•—
(Trentoe Cqwrier)

Tne %V neat harvest has already commence.' in this
enun.v, in a 11.1.1, the property of the Corporation of
San.lwirli, in the inin.ediate vicinity of that town.
The tutting began on :ilondat• lart, and a sample of
the corn will he product tl at Mark-lane, oa Jlenday
went. The harvest will, by no imams, he general in
the neighbourhood for a few Jars to come. The crops
Are most abuntlaal.—(k, Ikr7lti)