The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-10 00:00:00

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(OROS! TUE NEW TORII comas/act ta sa.vEstrtscn.)
Icretssrvi, 11-nausa VOTSUL.—Tbr ship Williams
and:l,4lin arriartl art Nrw Beillorfl with .3W bat rel. of
oil, from the coast I,:f Chili.. This is the largest
of 01l ever brought into the United States by and• vessel
Atte voyage.
411.AvE 'fkint.—lleween the 13th and :2 di of Janet-
azto;, dime vessels arrived at the llorantiali. with up-
wmcds of :)00 slaves, frost the African coast.

(rams ey. TIIONIAA'S
We hare been favoured with the sight of a letter, of a
very tote date, from Cape Henry, St. Domingo, which
•tottes, that Grvicor *l4re:or was then in that city, and
por.sred to be in high spirits : he had expressed lids
etrrnsination of proceeding to the MIMI, to join
oiivar.

(nom enctcoa.)
W have received a file of Cararoa Couraats to the
firth January. The Conrail of the 24th Ike. aonbunette
the death of 1111 Excellency the Vice-Admiral liikkert.
Voyerour-General of Curacoa ; he died on the 20th
after a short illness. in the filth year of his age;
ha boJy ley in state the following day, and in the even-
ing was interred with military honours. From Margx-
ritta we learn, that 1,3011 men arrived there front Ireland,
and encamped at Patuptar, and would soon proceed to
the Main, as preparations were making fur that purpose:
Adsuiral Brion is as in the Island. Tue state of affairs itn.
that Island stems to be very mkerable. The Island
scarcely enjoyed any trade, and at the time the Delphi,'
sided, there was an embargo in the ports. The whole
the kingdom of Santa Fe, with the exception of Car-
beeena, Menspox. and St. artba, was in possiiiion of
Bolivar. It was said that Calzada had been defealtel In
Pormyan by the inhabitants, and the Uovernor taken pd.-
wiser, with 010 mow

(FROM gOrTlf Of ER ICA.)
Otte Baltimore Correspondent inform< u• of the
nri~al at that pert of the •hip &noir. from Littacquil.
.1 t•t. Called States' %hip, Macedonia. arrived at Volpe-
raiao about the lUth of I.letolwr. and proreeded•for
/.itna. No account. had been received Iruw Lord Code-
squadron .11. t. their departure.

(CRUM THR hAV‘NHAH.)
EXTRACT OR A. Lir TER, JAN. I').-1 arrived 1-re on
the 17th inatoot, and am sorry to say, to a bad market I.
there i. about 18,090 barrels of flour here forsale. 10,900
of which are afloat; it is impossible to give yon
1 an in hopes of a change for the better.
CALCUTTA, Nov. tn.—Sess.—Two more travellers in
tl•e paths of Beleeni have made their appearance is
i.vypt ; the one Mr. Ranks, an English 4;entloria:l, and
•1 • other Chevalier Perdeni, who has already v:•iterl
Mount Sinai. On the arrival of dm Jessy at Suer. the
t• ortality at Cairo was about I:ill, and had increased to
"-wards of WO. Sir Miles and Lady Nightingale have
a.tered their journey through Egypt, and left .11ertan-
tiria,eume time In .Ipril for Malts.
Accounts from Cairo, dated is May, mention, that the
ro.ague was raging with great violvtice; our travellers
froto Rombay were detained some weeks by it.
WAiIIiRCITON. FCC 5.-1 n conformity with a Resolu-
tion, passed by the Hasse of Representitives yesterdsy.
sod the subsequent edjearnment, the House mot this
(I.iy at eleven o'clock ; bet a quorum nut apP
within a few minutes of the time, a motion no:I=
arm' carried for a call of the !louse. After calling S.
reuses the first time, and commeseinit the seamnd call of
t'ie absentees. it wasagreed to stop (nether proceedings.
Some time before twelve o'clock the House ag tie west
tote Committee on the Missouri Bill : when Mr. cook,
Illinois, notsbed ids speech ' • Mr.Hemplaill then took
a Igor on the Oise side, In Scour of the restrictios
and altar continsing an hour and a half, he reluctantly',
~:ave way for srmthieet to rise. • Alt ghost throe o'clock,
MI: Hemphill is Firing his speech of more seethies•
Jt ll lastisAltood *tat Mr. Clay, the Speak*.
will follow next. .We have no news of importance.
Tile limited Stales' frigate Macedonia, lay at Valpa-
raiso on the 23d of October ; she had been previously
c-uising on the coast. She was to sail for Lima in the
~uproe of a few days, anal was expected to cruise aloag
o.e coast of Peru and Quito. Lord Cochrane and his
f •et sailed from Valparaiso on an expedition, *supposed
agalsst Lima, 1
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RIOT IN ROSS...HIRE.


The mail just arrived from the north bas brought the
disagreeable intellirner of a serious riot which occurred
yesterday near Colrain, is Ross-akire :—We understand
that on occasion of carrying into effect the legal asw
sures for removing the tenants en the route of Cu!rain,
tau which purpose, on smeornt of previous resimaece, it
became necessary to employ the Mbole civil power of
the county, headed by the Magistrates. together with
the militia staff,- a number of men and women asseuthled
at the march dike, and resisted the execution of the
legal process, by overpowering the civil and military
foe.. it -is sea a number of rioters, as well as of the
o:cers of justice and militia, were seriously bare ; the
Sheriff-depute, who was present, is said to have been
personally hurt, end he and the other Jlagistrates hid
their carriages broken.--( /inventor Joe real.)