The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-10-20 00:00:00

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DgALI OCT. 19.—Came down from the River end
sailed, the Argos, Booth, for Leghorn; Sally, Carr,
for do.; Harriet, Jones, for the South Seas; and
Lady Boringdoo, for Madeira, the Cape, and
Boatbsy.—Arrived the IkLincy, lteily, from Bayonne.
PORTiMOUTII, OCT. 19.—Arrived the Blenden-
• hol, Martin, from London for Madras, &c.—The
Unity, Thotnnvon, of and from Baltimore for Am-
sterdam, in 2G days, passed by, all well.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 17.—Arrived the John Craw.
ford, --, from Ma(aga for Leith. Arrived off
. this port, his Majesty's brig Fly, from Plymouth for
• the West Indies.—Sailed the Marlborough packet.
• ssith a Mail, for Lisbon ; Queensberry picket, with
ila. for Jamaica; the Lion, for Ancono; Faith, for
Genoa; Venus, for Barcelona; Betsey, for Cork;
. industry, for Ireland, and several coasters.
Livtußoot., Ocv.lB.—Sailed the John Taylor,
Atkinson, for Bombay.—The Sir John Cameron,
• Lellietfrom Quebec fur Liverpool, which was strand.
s • ell on the 14th inst. near Waterford, was expected to
_._begot off the next tide. Crew safe.
; kraacomst, OCT. 18.—Arrived off thiv port the
Jane, Cook, from Lisbon for Bristol, wijh bulwarks

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Skiteer.bions tone, and seise' much strained.
.VOA. eeeurt. 19.—Arrived the Duke of Kent,
Poishdi Mary, Robinson, from Rotterdim ;
Tholes. and Mary, Muller, from Norway ; Esdracht,
- Tetegrepite, —, and Eclipse, Thompson,
• -from Antiserp ; Hector, Storey, from Archangel;
IWVilding, Kinsman; from Quebec ; Traveller,
• Carr, from Hamburgh ; and some foreign seise's.
...Sailed the Cuntiverce, Bond, and Robert,
: IVrigktost, -,-for San Lucar ; Princess of Orange
• und: ciitis, fur 'llfotrytdam; Arundel, Mackintosh,
t Pritikada.i (itiatariste,Waller, for St. Mary's;
Amphitrite, fait riturtheigh ; Lord Nelson, Anderson,
• for.Lisineur ; sod frastF.or fits others.

_4, Yesterday Viscount Strtmotern had a long audience
't, of the PRINCE REGENT, at Carton-house.
ri The Rosa: Bahanto Gazette of Sept. '2, has been
'4..received.'rit appears that on the Ist the Court of
r. 6 Admiralty :gave a decision in the case of the Ameri-
. Jean sloop imelie. The*Amelia, it seems, sailed in
-- June last from New Orleans for St. Domingo, with
orders to call at the port of Nassau for instructions.
, Soon after she left the !Wise she spring her to .10,,
sod the wind would not permit her to return. She.
proceeded in her voyage, and entered the port of.
'. Nassau for repairs. She was immediately seized by
• on-officer of the Costnms, and pr6secitted for an in-
r fraction of the Navigation Laws. After a full hear.
a 'leg, of "Itasiter, the Court restored both weasel and
• cyan, bUtdecreed that, aa there was probable cause of
erizorr„.Yach parly•should pay his own costs.
We' have received a single Neufoundland Royal
Gazette of the 15th of September, 1818, from which
we have taken the following:—Cart. Stremone, of 1
, the brig Adrisna, from Bermuda, informs, that el
• , heavi gale of wind was es perienced at thee pinch the
" . latter end of last monthl which did considerable da.
wage among the shipping and on the shore. The gale
towareetioed it S. E *bout aerets o!olook on Set uittsyl
litferlltMeitrvit6 tWo glib, Wintkviatatiriued iu that q multi 41411
two o'clock thefollowiaig morning, when it moderated
• for two boors ; the wind thin veered round to the
NV., and again came on with increased violence,
and lasted till 11. Several houses were unroofed,
and a number were much injured. Trees were torn
op by the roots, and many of the vessels drove ashore
or sunk at their moorings; among them are the fol-
lowing, vie:—Schooner Bear• All, with a cargo on
board; and an American schooner, loaded with corn,
seek • brigs Diamond and Liverpool, much damaged;
ship friary, mizen-mast blown away by the board ;
ship St: Andre w,with her main-mast gone ; brig Ilan.
inch, and schooner Frances Elizabeth, loaded; brig
Patience, bilged ; schooner Jane, and two American
. schooners and a sloop, all no Acre.
MORTALITY AT ST. HELENA.--The Courier says,
that the total of the deaths in the whole squadron at
St. Helena, consisting of live ships, de not amount,
from the Ist of January last, to one-tenth part of
the Coequeror's crew alone. IVe shall submit to
our Readers the mortality in three out of the five, in
order that they may form a just idea of the veracity
of the Courier. The Conqueror, since her arrival
Ist St. Helena, has buried there eighty.three, nearly
the whole from liver complaints and dysenteries,
besides -thirty-five had cases sent to the Cape for
change of climate. The Musqoito, an 18-gun sloop,
has buried twenty-five since her arrival, and the
Griffon, of 16 guns, ten, from the same complaints,
' forming in the whole one hundred and fifteen ! !!
. Are they ignorant at the Horse Guards, that the
66th Regiment, 600 strong, buried fifty-sis men in
12 or 13 months subsequent to their arrival?
The Gatcltc of Saturday night contains an adver-
t iisement, announcing to the creditors of BOGLE still
• Co., late of Love-lane, Eastcheap, wh.o were bank-
rupts in the year 1972, being a lapse of forty•sir
years, that they, or their legal representatives. may
receive the full amount of their respective dews. The
total amount advertised is about fire thousand five
hundred pounds. The lowest sum mentioned PI
glower's bill for 5;. 41; the largest a haeker, 9201.
'lke list of creditors enumerates a curious medley of
professions, viz. snuff-merchants, tailors, ha her-
(bribers, shoe-makers, &c. ; and one llPht is due to
R Mr. J. SHARE.-PEARE, Alderman of the city of
London, merchant.
Datnot.Larte.—Mr. KERN performed Othello, lest
night, by special desire. To whom this erAngement
if to be attributed, we could not collect. The audience
was numerous and respectable. Mr. BENGOUGH
succeeded Mr. CLEARY hi I'sgo, slid in this difficult
pert did himself some credit. Mrs. Wen., as
Desdemona, was as interesting and judicious as usual.
The Rival Soldiers fall( at d, and we had sum' good
singing from Mi-s Coerrr arid Mr. T. C00KE.....
NUNDEN. as Nipperkin. was irreersibly ludicrous.
CovENT-GARDEN.-11 utile° and Juliet was the pis
formarice of lest night with the Dana, cast of chataC.
term. Miss O'NEILL, Juliet ; C KEhme, Romeo ;
and JONES, .ilercutio. The pia% was in general well
sustained, but without any spry mewl ftl.le novelly
of acting. Miss O'NEILL can I.OllPr play without
effect. The Barber of Seritte re!),,wea, sad was fa.
sourably received. Mrs. VICKGNS .ityg with the
same skill and sweetness. The house was excessively
crowded.

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