The Statesman.
London, England, 1824-01-08 00:00:00

INTELLEUENOS.

DEAL, January 7.—Wind N.N.R.—Came down from tl.ia
River and sailel the L7nderw 30(1, Remineton, fur Demerara
and Prince Regent, Lamb, for Cork.—Arrived end remain the
Princess Charlotte. —, from Ceylon. The whole of theout•
ward bound sailed this morning, and a large fleet from Rata,.
gate harbour passei through.

PORTSMOUTH, January 7.—Wind N.F. —Sailed the La
Belle Alliance, Rolf; York, Talbot, and Clyde, Driver, for
Madras ; Cambridge, Berker, for Bombay ; Renewal, for Ate
tigua ; Louisa and Somersetshire, for Jamoice ; and the wh.le
of the outward hound for their different destinations.
FaLmotmt, January 6.—Wind North.—Arrived the Baton
—, from London for the Mediterranean.—Sailed the Trust;
and Rose, for St. Michael's ; Thetis, for Seville ; Sisters, f.);
Naples ; Hope and Venus, for Seville ; ■nd P. ice Cohere, for
Lisbon.—Remain the Rie bro, for Jamaica ; Fente, for X.•
pies, and the Juno and Briton, for the Mediterranean.

LIVERPOOL, January 6.—A rri red the MacclesfieLl, Kingdev,
from Bahia, gaited 11th November ; Dido, Bliss, from Kilat
delphia, sailed 10th December ; Fanny, Mathew, from Xew
Orleans, sailed 26th November ; Chariot, Pratt, from Saxow
nib. sailed I Itit December; lady Hannah E.tiee, Little, from
Savannah, sailed 14th December; Majesii,!. Page, from
Charlestone, 'ailed IRh Deeemt,er, and tlm E irope, coatis.
from Charlestone, sailed 6th December.
POOLE, January 7.--Arrived the flarriet, Bristow, tram
Newfoundland, in long. R. ; spoke the American briA Pauline,
from Richmond (Virginia) bound to L0n.t0.., 0,1 loNs of her
Captain, washed overboard. The Harriet exper.enced very
, bad weather.

CIRAfiSEND, January 7.—Arrived the Thames, liatiside,
from Cillll3.—Sailed the Duke of York. Campbell, for India.
The Euphrates, —, from Liverpool to New York, Whfitta
going into Cork with her bowsprit gone.

Yesterday a Court of Direciors was held at the East
India noose, wheii.the following Captain% took I.ave of the
Court previous to departing for their resretive destina-
tions, viz. :—Capt. Henry Andrews Drummond, of the
Castle Hunily ; and Capt. Alex. Clovster, atios. Coiltrk,
Bombay and China. Capt. Edward Maxwell Daniel!,
Dari.ess of Athol! ; and Cap'. James W Iker, 31acqueen,
Bengal and China.
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The undermentioned ships were stationed as follow',
viz.: —The Asia, Capt. Thos. F. Balderston ; Marehionr s
of Ely, Capt. Chas. Mangle;; for Madras and Bengal.-
6e,. Hewitt, Capt. Thos. Barro ; Rose, Capt. --, and
Prince Regent, Capt. Henry Homer, for Bengal direct.

TH a Aam y.—Detaehments, conßigtinfr of 24 Officers and
400 turn, belong, n¢ to the I lth Light Dragoons and NA
Lancers, and to the .13th, 14th, 3Sth, 44th, 59th, and Salt
Regiments of Foot will cub irk in the course °lcor we k,
on 'mud the Beroickshire and Duchess of Athol, tact
In.liamen, for Bengal.
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Detachtnents, consisting of 10 Officers and 390 men, be-
14nging to the 4th Light Dragoons, and to the 2.oth and
47th Reginisnts of Infantry, will emhark, in the course of
the week, on board the Duke of York and Castle kluutley,
1 °diet:ten, fur Bombay.
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This morning (Thursday) between eight end nine
o'clock, two privates of the With Regiment were found
dead, at the bottom of the Castle Rock, rai the north side.
They had endeavoured, the night berme to get out at
the gate, and were prevented by the sentinel ; and in a!•
tempting to clamber down the nick, had lost their hold,
and fallen seemingly from a great height, as their bodies
were much mangled. A watch in one of their pockets wu
stopped at the hour of one.— (Culedeaian Mercury.)
Toe ARMY.— fhe undermentioned Services, due the
24th ult. will be in course of payment, on Thursday ths
Frtli instant, sir —Unattached Pay of General Officers,
Widowe.P. mimes, Royal Bounty.
The 31 Division of the 73.1 Regiment of Foot, arrived
on the 3ht of December, at Vinstiaghadee from Port-
pstrick.
A Detachment of the Ist (or the Royal) Regiment of
Infantry, has received orders to.proceed from Ireland to
Chatham, for the purpose of eMnarking for
PORTSII4UTiI, JBN. 6.—Vestertby his Majesty's ship
Cambridge, with the Consuls, &c. on Imsed, for Santa
America, got underweigh, as slit most of the numeio
rs
outWard.bound ships detained litre, but unfortuoati•ly the
wind ems:4,ll2M was at 411 !prints, and they COMIti nit
make progress. e Cambridge was this afternoot , its
sight oil Bembridge. The Antelope brought up in Coves
tkads, mid most of the merchantmen are at their al
anctsoraget—the Motherhank.
Captain Arbuthnot is actively rrfitting, the Jasper,
casualties, occasioned by her perilous situation off Brighluit
during the late gale.
The Cameleon, Capt. J. R. 1191.t0n, is lying at Spithem!.
ready to start the moment she receives her despatches ;
to
which she has been waiting some time.

Major Craig, and the Officers of his Majesty's '2lth
{Warwickshire) Regiment of Foot, this day gave al
elegant dinner to our much respected Governor, itl.ijer
General Sir James Lyon. and his Stall, at their Mess Rowe.
restore Barrack., Gosport.
A gentleman at present in this town. last from Gibraltar.
states, that ou the Z...th ult. the report in the garrison we'.
tint the peasant *lto caused the apprehension of alto,
bad been 'put to death on the 12th. A confirmatian of M.
report was brought with the addition, OA others of tie
family had also been I ut to death, and that the bucks
were found nailed to the backs of different di on o: e r
'dwellings, with their throats shockingly cut.
On Friday last, about seven in the morning, that in-
lease ridge railed ebe Dripping Craig, about two hundred
/Reds fropt the Ray vide of the Pier at Woinym. is Fit..
PCIICII tare sea has (teen long undermining, fell with '+
tremendous crash, the nuise of which exceeded tl af.of
loudest thunder, and made the terrified inhabitants s art
! from their sleep, under the impression that some said
convulsion of nature lied taken place. By this elsruptiers
a considerable somber, of trees which grew on the satinets
were preCipitated to the beach, along with au immense
quantity of stone, of which it is supposed that many of tbe
masses cannot be less than from five to six tons in wridit.
—(edinburgli Courant.)
Died lately, at the East Rock in Hull, Torner
usually called " The Hermit." Ibis singular being !iv,
for a number of yearr„ lived is seclusion on the top of
thy
rock, the ascent W which is both difficult and %edit It
ati)
residence was a cabin, built of earth and stone, with
aperture, which served both as an entrance and a chiiiiney,
—At the estremity of this cabin was his bed, composed of
husks and boughs, where, on Sunday the 2d instaist,lo
was found dead.
Landlords, landladies, pensioners, and annuitants. Er"'
rally receive their money every Ida months—why sboul
not shopkeepers and tradesuien be spot. the sante footing
In Aberdeen all family accounts are made tip and bineell
ire twice a year, and, artless settled on tbe.regultit Inet dfq
' lb* defaulters are looked upon in the saute tight 54
111e'
dbut or tradesman who allows his bills to Ile i city

COAL-MARKET, JAN. 7.
Idps St Morket. Ships sold. Prle
tn.
'099 7010weestli sca Cid o 444.
99 Sunderland .. . . ; ...... yrs. to 446.9,

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make progress. I it! caiiitirioge was •,..s ...--....• ~ _
' sight oil tlembridge. The Antelope brought up in Cue es
' itamds, lewd most of the merchantmen are at their ol i
anchorage.—the Alotherhank.
Captain Arbuthnot is actively rrfitting the Jasper,
casualties, occasioned by her pet Duos situation off Ragtime
during the late gale.
The eameleon, Capt. J. 11. 119rton, ;Ovine. at Spithea(!.
ready to start the moment she receives her despatches ; la
which she has been waiting some time.
:Major Craig, and the Officers of his Majesty's `2lth
: {Warwickshire) Regiment of Foot, this day gave as
elegant dinner to our much respected Governor, M.ijer
General Sir James Lyon. and his Staff, at their Mess Ituu.v,
i Peste: Barrack., Gosport.
,[. A gentleman at present in this town. last from Gibraltar,
I states, that ou the Sth ult. die report in the garrison wee.
that the peasant who caused the apprehension of Itieoe,
had been 'put to death on the 12th. A confirmatiun of M-
. , repent was brought with the addition, th..t others of t 1.,
f'. family had also been I Sit to death, and that the bud. s
• I were found nailed to the backs of (Afferent di ors 0: t' e r
P dwellings, with their throats shockingly cut.
On Friday last, about seven in the morning, that ;el-
f
r wine ridge called she Dripping Craig, about two hundr,d
weds front the Rio vide of the Pier at Woinyvi. is Fif..
P (vbids the sea has Ginn long• undermining, fell with s
i
, , tremendous crash, the noise of which exceeded tl ats.of e,••
e 1 I ou4est thunder, and made the terrified iiihabitents s art
, I from their sleep, under the impression that some an f t
h
e convulsion of nature ad taken place. By this elsrup,Mr.
t a considerable somber, of trees which grew on the amino
were precipitated to the beach, along with ass immense '
tQuantity of stone, of which it is supposed that many of tie
i masses cannot be less than from five to six tons in weidit.
e—(edinburgli Courant.)
3 Died lately, at the East Rock in Hu11,.----. Tose'
y usually called " The Hermit." This singular being ba!,
I. fur a number of years. lived is seclusion on the top of
the
ri rock, the ascent to which is both difficult aed %edit u.. 11.4
o residence was a cabin, built of earth and shme, with 'l%
a aperture, which served both as an entrance and a chiiiiney,
—At the estremity of this cabin was his bed, compare 41
a• husks and boughs, where, on Sunday the 2d instant, be
,a- was found dead.
2, ' Landlords, landladies, pensioners, and annaitallti• rr.'
e, rally receive their money every site months—why shoal!
,
'e not shopkeepers and tradesuien be up or. the same footing
I° In Aberdeen all family accounts are made up and
Mr'
lit de el
se in twice a year, and, artless settled on tbe.regullit Uri,. Si.Y.
I° the defaulters are looked upon in the same tight si f
• ALDUS or tradesman who allows his bills to lie , oXst
:4. unpaid.
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r- ' COAL-MARKET, JAN. 7.
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a/dps at Market. Ships sold. Prlen.
to ca
• 'Ol Newcastle • lil . 365. fei. to .to 44
..0.
s.
99 Sunderland .. .: . ::..:. Pi....... 44
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