The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-09-10 00:00:00

.NAFAL INTELLIGENCE.

DEAL, Sser. 9.

Sailed the Warrior sloop of war, oa a cruise of Flirhing I
and the Royalist sloop of war, with a eoavoy for Portsmouth.
PORTSMOUTH, Stitt. 9.
• Arrived his Majesty s ship Crane, from of Chrriattrith ; Al-
bicore and Semiramis, from a cruise; Eclipse, with dispatches
from the East-Indies; aid the Calatalrims, with dispatches frost
Cadis.

Sailed his Majecty's chip ftosario, with a convoy for tho
Downs ; and the Viper cutter on a cruise.
PLYMOUTH, Sim 11.
Arrived the Intelligent gun-brig, with a new sloop of w2r
from Topsham; Achates sloop of war, from a maize; the Belle
Poule frigate, from off Bourdeaus ; and two transports, with
French prisoners, void to he from Coritnna.
The Amsterdam packet, an American.has been detained and
sent is by the htiorlea sloop of war; and the Amei ;can ship
America, has been detained by hit Majesiy's obi')
Arrived a Pre mien brig from flourdeassz ; the Cai fain say to,
the French disasters in Spain were known at that port.
YA RMOUTH, Stave. P.
Sailed the Princes, of Wales and Brltisb Fair cutters, on a
cruise.
Arrived the Lyra tender, and Transit cutter., from the south-
ward,

The principal improvements in the construction of
the Breakwater at Plymouth, suggested by Captain
Moyle, and submitted to the Lords of the Admiralty,
consist in extending one of the extremities of the pre-
sent plan to the land, and making a cut across the
isthmus to the sea, for the admission of a strong cur- The Bengal fleet, the arrival of which, off Fat-
rent of backwater, as also the entrance of ships. mouth, we hare already announced, tots net yet ar-
When the acquitted prisoners at the Assizes of reed at any port in the Channel. In addition to tho
Lancaster were discharged, on Wednesday se'rrnight, wind being adverse, It is reported, that all the able
Edmund Newton, one of the thirty-eight persons hands have been impressed, and that the ships will be
charged with having administered an unlawful oath navigated up Channel by ticket-men.
to Samuel Fleming, at Manchester, was immediately Yesterday moreing the remainder of the first bat-
arrested and committed to the Castle, on an accuse- teflon of the Ist regiment of Gearas, ordered for
tints for a similar offence et.Teetwistlet in the county foreign ievvice, to join the army hi Spain under tho
of Chester. F Marquis of WELLINGTON, were' gemenbled in the
It is worthy of remark, dist among the rioters court-yard of the Barracks at Heightsbtidge, as
tried at the two last Assizes a Lancaster, not one early as 5 o'clock, and formed in two divisions, con-
Catholic, English or Irish, was to be found. . suiting of 700 men, under the command of Lieate-
Our Readers will recollect the body of a man, of nant.Colonel Asxzw, Captain WUEATLY, and other
the name of Cites:wet, having been found, a short : Military Officers; the van taking their routs to
time since, in the neighbourhood of Stockport, dis- Kingston, and the rear-division leaving Knights-
figured by a number of wounds, and very much ; bridge to the left, towards their quarters for the
burned. From the situation in which the body was night in the vicinity of Egham and Staines ; the mili-
found, it was supposed that the deceased had been : tary band accompan) jug them no farther than the en-
murdered. A Correspondent in the Chester Vero- trance of Hammersmith. They evinced the same
Nick, however, gives the following elucidation of spirit of military ardour, zeal, and loyalty, as their
the business It appears, from what has lately , comrades, who marched from town the preceding
been ascertained, that a number of those misguided morning; and as they passed the barracks of the
sted desperate men, called Luddites, met on New. Life Guards, most of them being out in front of the
ben-heeth, on the night of the 30th July, for the place, greeted them with three buzzes.
purpose of concerting measures for the assassination A most daring attempt at robbery was on Tuesday
et a person (whose name it would be imprudent to' night made in the house of Mrs. Gordon, jeweller
mention) whose propriety of conduct to his King' and silversmith, in the Strand; but the family being
land country, had given them no little uneasiness, alarmed, the villains fled, without having effected
and had tended to the exposure of their secret de- their purpose.
ages against the Constitution. It was agreed that; J. SiVEIVR!GIIT has greet pleasure le stat.nst the
be should be shot ;, and in loadingagun for that pur. ' usual success that attended his Old Forte:lWe OlficAs
!rpm. with three seaskw etsapis accidentally went *ln the-. Lottery drawn the Bth Ittlttailt, havieg so d
or, and killed SAM. CitAiriitnl //wee the compiro- the highest Prize therein, No. 3 51, aelO,COO, gla
bre, who made himself active in primaries ammuni.iseveral minor Capitals in 40 Shares • and he trusts
The marks of fire upon his person were occa- (the same good fortune awaits his friends in the Small
.cloned by the explosion, at the same time, of a con. : Lottery, to be drawn the 20th of October, contain.
`adorable qoantlty of gunpowder, which he had in • lug tot' Prizes of jeW,OOO, &c. (Or which Tickets
his pocket. An event so fatally unexpected, put an and Imre: are on Sale, in great variety, at No.
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end to their issignithes plans, and they made off in 37, Cornhill; 141, it Iford strict; mid 38, Bay.
dlireet dirsetiont. i market.