The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-09-29 00:00:00

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DOTER, SEPT. 28.—Poised by for London the
homeward-bound fleet from Quebec, cousisCng of
24 soil. Another fleet, supposed to be the Jamai74
homosrard.bound, is just in sight:

Arrived the ship General Eaton, Captain Plaer,
in 45 "days, from Norfolk, Virginia, bound to
London.

Mit.roan, SiRT. St —This morning the Olio!
Harper, ot. —Grpodtp. Lamm, Master, bow
from Liverpool to Limerick, laden with sugar, te.
bacco, oke. run on shore in Stackpole Hay, ton_
this port. She sprung a leak when about 10 leaguer
from Ynughall, in a gale of wind from Di. N. w,
The water gained on the pumps, and she bereave;
for Milford, but before they reached this coast de
became water-logged, and would not steer. At die
time she ran on shore she was nearly going down,
having seven feet nine inches water in tbehold : boa,
ship and cargo it is apprehended will be lost.

PORTSMOUTH) SEPT. 28.—Arrived and tad
again the Hero, of 71 gnus) Captain Newma;
and the Mars, of 7.4 guns, Captain Carden (acting),
These ships came last from the Downs, and arenow
gone for a few days off Cherbourg. Also errivel
the Neptune, of 98 guns, from the West
from whence, a few days since., she brought a large
convoy, mud has seen them safe into the Down,.

Sailed, with a convoy of about GO sail, for tho
Rivcr, the lii,,yniouth stoec.ship, Ganyncde ft'.
gate, and Eykron sloop of war.

PLYIKOUTII, SE T. 27.—Arrived the Portugame
ship Tiger, Capt. De Costa, from the ilruils,
laden with cotton, bound to London; the Martha,
of and from Waterford, Thomas Bro‘vii, Mawr,
fur London ; the American ship II .card, of hoc.
ton, Diuiel Fulger, Master, tram Alezandrisi,
with tobacco, fur orders ; also the Elizabeth, of
74 guns, from the Brazils.

The following ci‘cus.,r t..ttor has been transmitted
by Sir JAIN SINCLAIII to the Members of both
Hou,,s I=4.li.iintiii, with a copy of his pain.
phlet :
Mr Lc as ,--I have taken the liberty of directing that a
Dopy of :lone Observa.ie..; nit tine Report of toe Bathos
Clunintee should be teansuatted to your Lordship. It is
a paper whi usages to a variety of particulan of tacit
infisote consequences to the Countr‘ , that I should btt hip,
py to be favoured with any remarks upon it, or with a
cnsuansoication of any facts, ten..ilig to refine' or tea er
firm the doctrines therein assintaiued. It seems to we caw
fiat foe the pat he inter-s% that toe :advantages and the disad-
vantages of pap .r ion should be clearly established. lan
particularly on s ions,t..erefore,t but the consequences which have
resulted from it, in various ports of the Kingdom, should le
distinctly ascertained. Permit me to reliant the favors. Ow
assistance in carrying on so important an ineesfigatian
I have the honour to be, my Lord,
Your Lordship's faithful and obedient servant.
Terrace. Palace-yard, London, 18th Sept. 1810.

The Mayor, Aldermen, and BUrgessis of Chip.
ping Wycomb, on Sunday last pet on deep mourn.
lug fin their late Representatives Sir Famicit B*.
RING, !art..

Cordova, South Amelice, where the Corsica
:,IN Mai, is at the head of 800 Gallo.
Sr.-I:Ails, and about to resist the independent re.
rolotionists, is the chief town in the province of
Tacuaum, in the region of Paraguy. It lies about
800 miles N. W. from Buenos Ayres, near the
Ifrontiers of Chilli, and is in the direct road teem
the former to Peru ; from whose inhabitants the re-
volutionary party 'expected the most important cu.
operation.
S:e FRANCIS BURDETT has returned to Wimble.
don from Mr. BARE TOWNSEND'S, where be has
been on a shooting party.
A Gentleman who quitted Rolland on Monday,
describes the situation of the Merchants there as
most calamitous. A Decree had been bublished by
BONAPA RTC) assigning one.fifth of any commercial
property concealed, to the Informer, who should.
discover it, and one.tenth to the Dooaniers con.
cerned in the seizure of It: The consequence was,
that servants in the closest connection with the
Proprietors had turned informers, and a large
quantity of effects that bad been Weed was brought-
to light.
The Ida: (1) hired armed cutter, which arrived
at Deal on Thursday, from the fleet off Flushing,
brought in with her a Prussian Captain and a French
Gentleman, whom she picked up at sea tor Tuesday
night, in an open boat, in which they had made
their escape from the opposite coast. They report
that the fleet in Flushing is now completely equip-
ped•and ready fur sea, excepting a deficiency of sail.
ors. None of the men of war have more than a
hundred seamen. The deficiency of the crews is
supplied by soldiers.
The Court. Martial held on Major GORDON, of
the Aberdeenshire Militia, has been brought to
conclusion, and the Major honourably acquitted.
An immense cavalry barrack is building on Lord
Canta's estate, near the t-wri of Cahir. The bar.
rack square will occupy 14 acres, and 28 acres base
been given by his Lordship for exercise ground.--
(Cork Southern Reporter.)
The notorious Williams Ilitchen, convicted at
the last Old BaileyiSessions, and ordered for seven
years transportation, was one of the most systema-
tic depredators of the present day.• A detail of his
tricks and fraudulent practices for these last Op
years would fill an octavo volume.
Yesterday a woman was picked up near Shakes-
peare Cliff (Dover); quite dead. She is supposed to
have fallen into thu harbour, and floated to tha
`Westward. tier name was Surley,
vend brickdust. IJ
An infant' child,, not osore than six weeks 0 •
tax found dead in theiiiag's Mews on Wednesday
night, wrapped in a rug. ' A Coroner's Jury sat on
the body, and delivered a verdict—Found Dead.
-1 Among the last iirrWilx at Cheltenham, arc•-•.
Lord N firth wick. Lady Harewnod, Dowager Lady J,r!efill'
'General and Mrs. Hose, Churl Linden, Colonel .Leber'l,l
Colonel and Mrs. Haitlie, Colinter6rant, Colonel Jobe% %
tor Blackhall, Major Ar.nArong, Major Plunkett,
,t;
Stanford. a. X. Capt. 11, islunt, C.lpt. bock, (apt uno.
lee. Capt. Brown, Capt. .4eyrick Commodoree Cain•or,
Richaritano, rapt. Champion, Barlor4
and :he used 10
Christie, Rev. Mr. Hicks, &o. &c. &c.