The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-05-04 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Ann, Coiner, from Teignmonth for St. John's.
N. B. funnderrd the Itth ult. lat. 45.40. long. 17. 30.
Crew saved by the Sally, limes, of Belford, and arrived
at Plymouth.
The Adventure, Yates, put into Whitby on Tuesday,
with damage, and must repair.
The Magnet. Ogden, from New York, which was
driven on shore at Liverpool. the Id nit. was got off on
Tuesday. and it was expected wonld be carried into St.
tleorge's flock the nest tide.
The Gotumerce, Bronse, from Youghall to London,
which was on shore on Dover Bar, has been got off with
trifling damage and carried into the harbour.
The Fly. Lund of Hull. from Newcastle,. was run
noon one of the sands near Lynn, on Sunday, andisunk.
The crew and one woman saved.
rALNIAtTIi. APRIL 30.—The which struck
on he Black rk and sunk, has since been raised, and
the greater pRo art of bee cargo, flour, soap, S:c. saved, lint
inuelt damaged.
Pr x7A NM, A PRI t. 30.—The brig BITMIIIOI3III, RAthe-
touch, from Cardiff for Havre, smirk on the itninlie
Stone this morning, and went down. She wa% seen to
strike from the baud's End a boat pmt off and took off
two men, who were on a scuttle nearly exhoisteil, and
landed then at Bilnumbole. The Cdptain, Ins wife, and
two children, drowned.
Vesting SPOKFN Carr, from Liver.
pool for Jamaica, 20th April. in lat. 4S. 311, lent`... •I;.
all well, hr the Ceres, Munro, arrived in the ethionel
from Jamaica.

A fire lately broke out in a borne in Perth, which
was got ender so quietly as scarcely to have been
heard of, hut it was accompanied by circumstances
worthy of being made public. The lady of the Ifuse,
going into a bed room, feaad the curtains of the bed,
where her child was asleep, in flames. With gular
presence of wind she caught her child up, ran into the
next room, where the rest of her children were, and
carried them all out of the house into an adjoinin
garden. With the assistance of the maid, the only
person in the bowie or within bearing, they wetted a
carpet, which they threw over the bed and extinguish-
ed the flames. The fire had destroyed the window,
and was jiy,t coiumunicating with the door, when it
was got under.—(CalcdoPiin Alerrury.)
Samuel (iriuswood, convicted at the late Suffolk as-
sizes, of burglary, was executed on Saturday last, at
Ipswich. Ile appeared very penitent, and confessed he
had been concerned in the robbery for which he suffer-
ed, and several others in the counties of Esse:: and Kent.
RARING STREET RoasEßT.—About do-l: on Tuesday
evening, as Mr. James Cook, of tireat Warner-street,
Coldhatli-tielils, was passing by the end of liorns-alley,
liquorpond-street, a man came behind him and gave
him a blow on the hark of his hea.,l, hick caused lr.
Cook to put both his hands to his head and turn round
instantly ; a boy who stood by his side pulled his wsitch
ont of his fob, and the man and the boy ran away in
ditieront directions.

MARRIED.
On the 30th ult., vit Bose -Tracer. Samuel Barge BaF Daniell
rker. 1315 q.,
of South Lambeth. to Jane, eldest ibroghter . ,
F.aq.. of Stymie-house. near Cli ndleigh, Devoe.f
Yesterday. the 3.1 inst., Cl Chrstchurch. Blackriars. John
Rea. rsq.• or fl-enswiek-square, to Sarah. daughter of
William Qulneey. .of Holland-street, Blaektrists.
Oa the 26th ult., al St. Patterns Choreb. William Wilkes.
Esq.. of ()ray's-tnn-square. to Miss Walker, of Eustoo-
square.
Yesterdsv. the 31 Inst.. at St. Plot's
of . Covent-pri
ouse,
len.
Edward. third son of William Loyton.F.sq..Woodh
Ely. to Mary. Amelia, only daughter df the late Charles Mil-
ler. Esq.. fornterly of Fort,Masilsorough. Bencooleu.
eaden-
Yesterday. the 3d inst.. Mr. James Briggs. of L
hall-street. to Emma Crawley. youngest daughter of thelate
Mr. Win. Jones. of the snit filitv

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DIEM •
Op Mooday. the 30th alt.. after a lingering illness. Sart&
eldest daughter of Mr. Peter Perry, of the Misories, le her
2;th year.
on the 2d inst.. at the horst of her !ether, W. Page. P.sq.,
of Fitzroy-square, Mrs. Elisabeth Russell Ecre.

Bti his Majesty's Royal Letters Pateht.—l.B.Vrts.
Pilules Halstariti. Justly famed for Curing. in ail its
Stages, a Certain Disease. Doe small Pill Is a Dose Mid
dieof one hov. in a recent case, soon co
Pa taktient of thr certainty of his speedywill recoverynvince. No-
thing can be bettor contrised. more %ate, or more convenient
than this remedy. for smelt as are obliged to go journies Ur
to sew, as it needs no conkiement nor restraint of Diet: and ,
GO years experienec (in an extensile prsetli-c) lin•i movedo I
that it will rffeet a Citre.• When rePeated sr.liestion l
other metbods stied soaking-oneFor the scurvy and other
.:hronical disorders. this medi has rot its parallel. t;p-
wards of 40.000 persons. of hoth.sexes. hare hems radically
cured of the above cruel Disorders. within the list eight
years. Prepared and sold byline ItOilb•Proprh4ors. 'T. Ts,-
Loa and Sox4 kitirgeows.• at their holm. No. New Bridge
Hire.% in buses of only 2s. IJ. each. duty included. N.
Two back doors and lights is the passages at Wiest. . They
are Mao sold by their appolittibrat. with copious direetiOni.
as Mr. Liesibuisils Toy Mop. KM' Oxfosti-strert 1141 r,
is
borapglt's,7. Pis): litreet neatly_upposito Memo
meet ; at Mr. Baxter's. rilinbergh ; Mr.. Sestigery'e. BPhil
Hn ; 'anelbw die %parson In every eonsitteratile*triLia °reel
BriMis lerldpd. Ads ier groin to rhittb Rafitiioo
Sitonsireihiprilif the Proprietor's wind eiweill.t 4111tedir est
wmt,itir Acnred. and tett ars.llAriVolltrllltk
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