The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-05-08 00:00:00

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flatwan, MAT 7.—Sailed the Prince of Orange
packet, for Holland ; Lord Nelson ditto, for Cuxhaven ;
and Jane ditto, fbr Gottenburgli ; all with mails.
Ltvattroot., Ma: 6.—Arrived the Lisbon packet.
Livingston, from Moronism ; Higginsob, Hall, from
Barbadoes: Francis, White, from Demerara: Martha,
Sketchley, from New Yuri—oiled nth April: Courier,
Eldridge, front ditto—sailed 10th April ; Thomas
Naylor, tail, from Savannah; John and Thomas,
Chant, from Oporto ; Annagina, Pottjer ; and Jun.
Henrietta, Asseit, from firollkslgeft.
MAT 6.—Arri 4) the King George sloop,
of this port, having fun' of by a collier,
which carried away jr#Ter-th s ing near the shot
she came 141, an am or, • rtly afterwards was
ruu foul off by another collie , and carriVi away hoc
anchor and cFble; she then drove to thy sonthward, but
wiwpikedyby a fisl.erman, and brought in here.
Pesrgataorru, Mat. i.—wiled, yesterday, the Ati•
Thompson and Mary, Drew, for London ; and
his Majesty's ship Levels, on a cruise.--Arrived, te•
day, the Admiral Bruysters, Coffin, for Natal ia, ont
Intl days. and exprrienced very bad weather ; and the
Orient, Hopi, from Itiessina.—Sailed the Solid, Ham-
mer, fa Norway.
PLY DWI TII, May 6.—Arrived off this port rLe Fr?.
eefick, Davis, from Savannah, for Rottendani ; Pomona,
Sihsen, from St. Mi. hael's, 1,..r St. Peterrhurgh .ind
Deveron, Wilson, from Bahia, in $4 days, for London.
Fatuous-it, MAT 5.--Arrived the Elisabeth, Sea-
burn, from London, with loss of main-yard : Henrietta,
Anderson, from Swansea, f London, with loss of bul-
warks, and sails split ; and the Pigmy schooner, frosts
a cruise, with loss of topmast and main-gaff—Sailed
the Lord Sidmonth packet, with mails fur the Medi-
terranean.

l'ou Es, MAY 7.—Arrived the Hogue, Conant, from
Canton.

1)1A<, blab• 6.—Arriied yesterday, aril saile.l for
the River, the Princess Royal, Arklay, from Ports-
mouth.

.ILIItKEPS:

Coa't•FxcUA:tnt, MAY . - Th e supply of Wheat salt
Flour last week being very large, and great part of which
remaining user for this day's 'swirl. and hating a con-
siderable quantity fresh in this morning from Essex. Kent.
and Suffolk. produced together a far greater supply than
there ass a demand for; and although a few prime runs of
White Wheat, front the former county, aerr taken off early
in the morning, on full as good terms as this day w-ak. yet
all other descriptions were tendered Win Is. to 'N. ;Mr
quarter lower,withoet being able to elect 'strait that abate-
ment. Harley, from its scarcity, is 23. per quarter dearer
and Means are full is. per quarter higher. Grey Pcsalseir c
short in supply. sold readily at att savoured if 1.. per quart r.
Oats are from h. to lb. per quarter dearer than on this rk ty
se'nnigh!, but not so brisk as on Friday, Wing had a lat;te
artists! z..ittre that day.
Foreign Wheat 65 76
Fine Ditto
English Wheat 65 PO
Fine Ditto
New Ditto
Rye 34 23
Harley 44
Fine Ditto
Malt OU 70
I Floe Ditto
White Peat► (boners) 14 10
New Ditto

Dray Peas 4O 42
New Ditto
Tick Buis 92 90
Old Ditto U Ii
Small Ditto .....
Peed ()ate
Potato. Ditto
Poland Ditto 2B 2S
i Vise Ditto
Floe Floor OO MI
Rap • •t- . a a
Rape Seed, pr lett 138 41

NVITRPIIBLO•MARIIIrIr. MAY B.—Thls day's market gat
well supplied with all kinds of cattle, and the good finslitie,
of Bert maintain last week's priers; but the inferior sorts
are somewhat lower in pleb. Mitten, teal, Lamb, Bud
Pork, as followv—
(To qink the 061; per stone of Iht.)
Beef . . Is. lid. to 6s. 44. riTita AT ISAPRIIY.
Mutton . 6.. Uri to 6s. 6d. Beasts g 3eo
Veal . . bt. Od. to 7s. Ott. CAdves , IW
Pork . . 66.0 d. to 7s Od. Weep, &O. . . . 1d,0
Lamb . . 7s. Ud. to 84.0 d. Pigs

II tY-MARKIT.—There is no Miswrite* is the price of the
shove ntarket slate teat week. Straw and Clover—so al-
teration in their price.
Hay
Clover
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We recommend to the attention of our readers the
new work 0' Fifty Years' eltranolory, as a companion
almost intlial • usable to the due understanding of the
passing occurrences rerotded in a newspaper. The
Editor has judiciously adopted the pericd of Fifty
Years, because within that time events continue, mere
or less interesting. For half a century, therefore, the
work has condensed etery material fact, and it may be
con idered as an. epitome of all the newspapers, as
events hare occurred from day to day.
tleosex ED% AIDS, Inc SPY.—The folioning ac-
I conut of this man tomes from respectable authority.
1 We lay it, however, before our readers, without an-
swering for the exactness of all the details :—Sotne
time before T bistlewood was released from his stouts,-
meat in Horsham Haol, a meeting of some Radicals
took place ; Edwards was one of the party, and as the
gin libations were abundant, be left the :chitty is a
state of intoxication. Un his road home he got law
a di4pute, and a senile ensued; the watchman was
called, and on his attesipting to take him inttl.cue-
totly, Edwards took oft a pistol and fired it at him
He was, however, seemed, and next day btonght up
fur examination before a Magistrate. 'the prison r
had by this time become set. ible of the awful situa-
tion in which he stood. lie requested a pr;eate audi-
ence, and promised to male important disclosures pro-
vided they would not prosecute him (A' the events of
the night before. This was granted, and other means
were probably taken to satisfy the watchman. The
linformer was then conducted to the !iodic Depsrttneat
thrice, and was regularly examined. The plo real
or iretended. of setting lire to the city of London due-
-1 ing the Smitihfield Miming, was disclosed, 'I hence
the Lord Nlayot's declaration on the subject, and the
cry of " Fir...liar' which so often assailed the wor-
thy Magistrate. soon after this, his meetings *ith
the Radicals became more frequent. He dispinued a
1 comparative state of opulence, and entrees& more imply
lis the plans of the Radicals. '1 hifetewend was Outs
male acqnainted with him at Preston's, they Cie
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