The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-07-06 00:00:00

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EAST INDIA FLBET.

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Yeserdaithe followiug East.lndiamen arrived
of the isle of Wight, under convoy of his Ma..
jesty's ships Atiit, and Dedaigneute. They left
St. lielert's tlist.litis of May ; .so that- the passage
is a remarkably quick one.
Hairy iteelagssa. Castle Lieu, Surrey, Metcalfe, Dover
Castle, Lord. Outtereagh, Lady Cabtlertagb. bib
Marquis Wellesley. Darla& Europe, Caroatie, Margot,
Exeter, ifaillsaasstow, Lord Melville, Lord • barienti, Retreat..
Northampton, thaws Cambriak,oostisr) ship ma prude
frigate.
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NdlYzIL INTELLIGENCE.

• PLTMOVTIII hILT 4.—Put track, the Seise
frigate, having met with very bad weather and
heavy sea, iu which she carried away her head. •
rails, and received some other damage.
Arrived the Arrow schoouer, from Basqne
Roads; the Favourite sloop, and Peacock brig,
from a cruise; the Spanish schooner .ims
nie de Pathia3C Animas, Manuel Antonio, Mau
ter, fro, Lisbon, laden with salt and Peruvian
bark, detained by his Majesty's ship Amon;
the American ship Rosanna, Samuel B. Spear,
Master, from Alicante and Gibraltar, with ba.
rills acid Spanish wool. ; the Venus, Menham,
from Sunderland ; Ann, Short ; Oomoterce, Wit.
cocks; Dispatch, Satteby; aad Joseph and
Mary, Goss, from Wales.

PORTSSIOUTUI JULY 4.--Sailed a Beet of coast.
ing vessels for tho Downs, under. convoy of tho

Charwell sloop of war; and a convoy for Gucrn.
sey, under the Sharpshooter gun.brig ; also for
Plymouth the Caledonia, 120 guns, Captain Bed.
ford ; and the Endymion, 44 guns, lion. Capt.
Cape!, on a cruise.

MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

offender to be transported as a felon fur a term
of years, at the expiration of which he shall
be at the disposal of his Majesty, for service as a
soldier, in any of his Majesty's forces at home or
abroad for life. And if such non-commissioned
officer or private soldier, who, basing been trans.
ported as a felon, shall afterwards (without leave
from I►is Majesty, or from the General or Com.
mender of the place to which he shall have been
transported). return into any part of the united
Kingdom of Great Britain or Ireland, and be
found there at large before the expiration of the
term limited by such sentence, he shall be deemed
guilty of felony, and be liable to suffer death as a
felon, without benefit of Clergy."

From the slumber of desertiUns which daily oe.
cur in the army, we think it proper, fur the good
of the service, to state the following, which, it is
to be hoped, still be a caution to the Soldiery
64 Any nun.commissioned officer or private sul.
dier, who may be fulinil guilty of desertion, when.
ever the Court.. Martia- shall not think the offence
deserving of capital punishment, may adjudge the

HAYMARKET TRIARne4dIIII night the DeW
play of the Doubt's! sees was repeated with
' proved acting and inereaend effect. The interest.
big scenes between Mr. C. Kenai; and Mrs.
GIATZD were well sustained, sad received muck
'applause. The Boise. was crowded.
As the poet.boys, hackney and stage coachmen,
are all now punishable for abuse and extortion, ea
hope some Member will very early in the nest Sok
sins take in hand the watertueu plying on the cis*
Thames.
Yesterday. the ancient Society of Antelapin,*
had their Annual dinner, at the Spread Eagle,
Wandsworth, -- LANGDALD, EN. in the Chak.
At tour o'clock, the company sat down to a mod
excellent (Hew, which combined every delicacy
of the season. After the cloth was removed,. the
Chairman gave—" The KING, and the principll.,
that seated hit Family on the Throne ;" which was
drunk with the most 14411 demonstrations of re.
sprct.—" The Quein, and the rest of the Reid.
Family ;" • was next drunk with great applauss .—.
The Chairman then proposed the health of—" Sir
FRANCIS BURDETT the bold assertor of the Li-
berties of the People; which was drunk with the
greatest enthusiasm. This was succeeded by the
Chairman proposing the health or-46 Colonel
NVARDLE, the intrepid exposer of corruption;
which was drastic with great applause. The health,
of Mr. WHITBREAD, Lord Ensxswx, Lord Cock'
AdsMillialk

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WAW W, and Sir tralarnma-meniu,... w - _ _
drunk amidst the lundeat. cheers. In the course
Of the evening several excellent• songs were sung,
and the kstirity of the coniiisny_ -was maintained
to a late hour. In justice to,Mr. Wm's, the
Proprietor of tike Tavern, it.pessary to re-
mark, that the wines weru of tivaiiist, and die at..
tendance unremitting.

J. JENICENS, Esq. has just• published a rm.
phlet elpienatory of Mr. PattutranossT's p
the
re.
wised motion in the noose of Commons, en
subject oif the Bye losers uf.,the College of Pep
'ideas, addressed to the Members g the British'
Legislature. The many Wotan"! of the Tel
culpable neglect of the. most importankdudes is,
posed on the College by their charter) es well al
impositions practised by.men, termiterthemseirm
regular Vb?sicians„. and by ,quacks, dittdied
this work. cannot bet reflect disgrierVon ► aril;
tri, professing, and,,in some tevplietv, isitlY re".
fessing, to. be enlightened. TM!' „work,. entitled
an lispoeition of the Pork fel ifediaige,. not
only merits the serious perusiil.uf Members of Pa to
liameni, but Every parent.‘hu,bas the welfire..4
his offspring at heart., gy.4its publicatioo,d is
.I[MiLcus' has dune a great public service, an
entitled to the thanks of his country.