The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-03-07 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS.

MAL, MARCH 6.—Came down the river last night acttodiy,
tadiy, the Barbadoes Planter, Redman. for Bar Woes;
Temple, Adie, for Jamaica; DoJdington, Ford, Anti-
gua ; Neptune, Ahsolem, Genoa and Leghorn ; Arethii-
sa,f Carl,on, Malta ; William, Petty, for Cadiz ; and
sailed with the whole of the outward-hound for their
different destinations, with a in.xlerate breeze from the
North. Arrived and remain with the rest of the home-
ward-bound still detained by strong north winds. the St.
Domingo, from St. Domingo; half-past six, wind north,
the Enphrates, Mead, for Bombay. has just curve dawn,
wand will proceed immediate!).
HARWICH, MARCH s.—Salted. tatrirlaWys. irrearami
Packet for Cuxhaven, and Lady Nepe.an Packet for flJl-
land. —Wind,N.N.W.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 4.—The Maria, for Africa, is on
shore in'--- Ray, cargo discharging*, a 4 'tis feared she
will fill with wa'er. The Hunter, for 421tarleston, is on
shore near the Potteries. The L incashire Witch, fur
Lisbon, put back with loss of topmasts and bowsprit.—
We had a very heavy gale of wind last night from
W.N.W. and there is every appearance of its blowing
hard to night.
FaLmouva. Msacn s.—lt has blown a heavy gale all
last night and to-day, from W.N.W. to N.N.W. with heavy
squalls. Sailed the Duke of Kent Packet (2) for Lisboa;
and Arno, for Genoa.
HELL, MARCH s.—Yesterday and the day before it blew
a hurricane, during which the Prince of Wales, of Sunder-
land, was lost, and all han.ls pe►ished ; a sloop, name un-
known, was also lost, and it was suppowd the crew !wrists-
;ed ; some packets of hops addressed to Crossland Work-
house, Rotherham. have been driven on shore, aqd also soma
empty sugar hogsheads: the Veracity of Stockton, from
Sunderland, to this place, was driven on shore on the Spans
i Point, and lost an anchor and cable, but no other damage.
The Hippolits, Dorbead, from Havanna ; Thomas, Har-
ris, from Limerick ; Sarah, Flynn, from Cork ; Sisters, Kit-
toe, from Neathe; and a vessel laden with oranges, also
bound to London, were driven on shore during the late gale,
1 near Boulogne; the flippollte and Sarah are gone to pieces.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S—M.4,IcI! O.

CLAR r.r.— 7to 2 agst Moses-7 to 2 agst Poe:hums —4 to
1 agst Swap-7 to 1 agst Morisco-7 to 1 agst Ajaz-8 to 1
agst Wanton-12 to 1 agst br to Antonia..—High odds agst
any other.
R InntsswonTit.—(Colts.) —5 to 2 agst t) 1
agst Web—l to 1 agst Talisman-3 to 1 agst any other.
RIDIDLESWnRTH. —(Fillles.) —3 to 1 sp.: Sultana--1 to 1
agst sr to 'Ss ilor-3 to 1 egst any other
OAT LA S DS —6 to 4 the field agst Powlett's two.
lhanv.-7 to 1 agst Emeltus-7 to 1 agst raw le —7 to
1 apt Web-13 to I agst Talisman-14 to I egst Pantina-
-18 to 1 agst Charooal-25 to 1 agst Pacha-13 to 1 agst
Ypsilanti-30 to 1 asst Thesis.
°KN..-- 6to I agst Zaida-9 to I agst sr to flailor-9 to I
agst Tint-9 to 1 agst Oliviera-9 to 1 agst Saluda-12 to
1 agst Vail-13 to 1 agst Sorcery fitly.
no)cfsrsa ST. LEGKR.-9 to 1 aest Sherwood-14 to
to 1 agst Tinker-15 to 1 agst Miss Fanny—le to 1 agst
Valais Royat-20 to 1 agat br to Violet-20 to 1 agst
ka-
natic-25 to I agat Barefoot-28 to 1 arm Armstroag-341
to 1 agst Honest John-30 to 1 agst Mercandutti-43 to I
egst Orphan colt-40 to I agst Troy-49 to I agat Altiaidore.
—High odds egg any other.
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fluortue ANscooTs.--A short time since. a resPee•a-
ble Meoical Practitioner, not a hundred miles from Lud-
low, wee called up in the night by *a labouring man, re.
sidings few mileidistancto attrAL his wife, who was is
cbildhed. Mr. W. who has often, ttended under similar
circumstances m ithout obtaining any reusuneta tion, ashe4
the man whoWaS to pay him. The cotiotryinon answer-
ed, that he possessed bye pounds, which, kill or core,
should be his reward. Mr. W. conseqtteotly paid every
attention to the poor woman, who, nozwithstaroi'ng died
under his hand.. !Oon after her des* frir.V. met t!e
widower at Ludlow, and observed that ho Had an auonnt
against him. Theinan appeared to bo grea;ly surrisezi
and inquired for what? On being infernie4.tic repde,l,
1" 1 dou't thisk I owe you any, thing i—did ..yo.l t lire ii,y
wife?','—' No. certainly, (slid the occouchesr.) it nas
not is tbs weer of ntedietvetb cure her.'-s" Did yott
kill ber dies t,' said the kgoskytnan. • 'NW did trot'
was the reply. 6' Why !hen., (earl the: cookatrytuan,) :.s
you did Dot eke"' kill or nets, you set 14 eatitled zu
the reivard," and vial.ktd sway.. . ..
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