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

BHIPPIIVO INIELLIGIINCII,

FA 1111/lITII. JUNI 4...-1111140041 the Ceres. .
cons Rio Janeiro.—Wind gut.
PLvuotrra. Jona 4.—Off the Port, Rebecca.
from St. Luis; Demerara packet, Venable,,
mers in 42 days. Arrived the intrepid
Nelson, from Chatham, to take troops to Oil
Wind east.

DEAL, JuNs s.—Came down from the
night and exiled. the Mars, Swan, for
Gooier. Pritchard, for Rio Janeiro; James
Forbes, for Bombay. Also to-day the Outs,
for Trieste; the Neptune, Absolem, for (lib,-
Columbia, Ray, for Lisbon. Arrived to-day
weds, Steward. from Bengal ; Duchess of YO
from New South Wales; the latter remains
tide; and the Edward, Meant, in 26 days

more.—Wind

Poirksztourti, June s.—tiled the David
ran, for Madras. ant the Zephyr traosp for
—Wind S. S. E.
BRISTOL, Jung h.—Arrived the Eliza, Rae,
Vincent.

YARMOVTII. JUNS 3.--The Ranger, Custom
Cutter, Sayers, brought into the Roads last
large smuggling lugger, with a crew of 34 I
sbe captured after a chase of twelve hours, dl
the smuggler bad one man killed awl two
Wind E.

Tyre's to humeri D.—lt appears from
made to the House of Commons, that in the
Tipperary there have been, is the last fire
tithe causes tried at theQuarterSersions
1817, there were 1084. In Monaghan,
five years, there hare been 2,469 causes at
clergymen and tithe•farmers. In Kilkenny,
ber has, varied from 259 to 560 per year.
county of Louth, the average exceeds 200

At sight o'clock on Tuesday evening an ,
held before J.W. Unseen, and a respectable
at the Swan, Wapping Dock-stairs, oe
Mary Hubbard, drowned the preceding .
iog the river from Princes-street, Ratherlit
eention Dock.—. Prom the witnesses exam
peered that the waterman bad a fare of
women. besides Mrs. Hubbard, her eon,
years old, and her deceased daughter, to
nation-deck. When half-way across, ti
was• hailed by a sailing barge beating dot
desiring him to go astern ; the waterma
persisted to head the barge, and in attempti,
is, when nearly ahead of several tiers of
lyiug opposite Execution-dock, the wherry
dove, and ail Mt board eunk wills it. Tht
and activity of those on board the coal
served the lives of all excepting the little
six years of age. Her body was picked
sputer of an hour ; and, although every
used by Mr. Bateman and Mr. Jackson,
the neighbourhood, the spark of life wee _
extinct. The witnesses completely eloaerated
bargeman, from all blame, and attributed the •
to the ignorance or obstinacy of the waterma,
Jury returned a ye &Set of -" Died by '
and, to mark their opinion of the conduct
teranan, levied a deodand of 91. on his boat.
M chattcnota Accuomrs.—Tsesday
fatal accident occurred between Vauxhall ..
Chelsea peace :—Two young men, named
Montgomery and Chain Hilcock, both
carpenters, residing in Gravel-lane, havii
go to Turnhant-Oreen to spend the day,
of the former (to whom he bad been bt
married), and a party of 6 friends ; they
and undertook to row themselves. 1
being unaccustomed to the managemer
they got entangled among some craf, a
Bridge. Montgomery got up to push
and by the force of the exertioo he was
board and drowned, although a waterline
passing in his wherry, made every effort
very. When the news was conveyed to
immediately went into hysterics, and
mined in a state of complete insentibi
AWFUL CATASTROPLII AT SANDWICH
instant, as two young men, John and it
19 and 21 years of ego, were aninsiol
with a sail on the river Stour, close to
house. the boat (from some cause unit:
when John, the younger, got entangled,
posed, in the sail, and sank to rise no mi..
(Henry) was picked op alive, but has been
ever since. The river running close to

their cries of distress were beird by thi
sister, who could afford them no assistai
had no idea at the time that it procreth
The consternation and grief of the wbol
the high estimation in which these yout
They are the sons of Mr. W. Curling,
and nephews to Dr. Curling, of Upper Bi
A publican in Birmingham was, last
2001., for boiling grains of Paradise in
the process Of brewing his ale.
PETERHEAD IiERRING FISHING 8'
though Peterhead has been fur many yi
cipal rendezvous on the north-east coast
for Dutch Fishermen, and they have been
ful in fishing off this head-land, it was
that any attempt has been made to catch
the local fish, mien. But experience br
tahlished beyond a doubt the great al
superior quality of the herrings which
this part of the coast, and the advantages
derived from the great capacity of the soft
harbours (which have been lately improve
scale) affording, at all times, ready access,
lent accommodation ; together with the fr
which labonrers can always be procurd,
able terms, to carry on every branch oft,
siness ; and also suitable reseals for coo
fish to market; it is matter of surprise the

has not been muds more resorted toe isi
and we believe the numerous local ad%
require to be More generally known. to
who wish to prosecute the fishing holey,:
notny,te ferns establishments there t here
Naiades tau be obaioed.' •