The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-06 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCIt.

iam• s.—Arrived end galled for the River
the Ocoee, Remasington, from Bengal ; Artie',
Retwrts, frown Antwerp, for Plymouth, end remain.
—Cams down from the Rim. and remain, the Ari-
Wm, Hambleton, for Rio (ensue; larreen, Graham,
for tba Cape of Good Hope; Fanny, --, for St.
Vincent's; Rugby, Wise, for Charleston; Harriet,
Tallock, for Teneriffe; Moisten, --, far Cork
and Ceylon ; Endymion, --, for Belfast ; sad
Melaatho, Parrett, fur Bahia, &c.
Pontsmonvu, JAN. b. Arrived the Importer
transport, from Cork, with troops.—Paned by the
Bosirts, Balaton, from Bengal for London.—Arrived
the Britannia, liantlyn, from the Domes for Gress-
da.—Selled his kinjoKiy's 'loop Shamrock, for Jer-
sey.—The William Pitt, Graham, for St. Helene, &c•
hionght op at St. kelea's lest night, at II o'clock.
awl got roomier arey this storming, and is sow is ike
Oleg, the vied being tee light for her to wake
aseb way.
JAN. 4.—Anital several sisals from
Ireland for Leaden.-.-ia'•lied the Vassals., --, for

M. Micburs.
FALMOUTH, J tr. 3.—Arrived the Lady Miry Pel
lam packet, witb • Mail from Now Yorktin 27 days;
.yoke al Kent pocket, with a Mall from Lisbon, in
triitht days; hjr Majesty's ship Lee, from a cruise,
and fortnight is the French lugger Theodore, with
268 tabs of spirits, which she captured shoot eight
losers t. the sorthward of the Lizard last
mating.
RAISSOATt, JAN. s.—Came is moral Teasels for
shelter.
beetroot., JAI. 4.--Arrived the Mary, Ile.
rid', from Nola Scotia; on the 29th November,
Is lat. 42. 25. long. 65. spoke the brig Princess Char.
lone, Williams, of Dumfries, from St. Jobe's, New
Hesesoick, for Jamaica.
GRATISEND, J s.—Arrived the Samuel and
Jame, Harland, from Quebec; Ale:ardor, Desist,
from Marseilles ; Commodore Barry, Kay, from
Ntw Orleans ; and L'Mgle, Poole, from the Smith
Sm.—Soiled the William sod Mary, Treekella, for
Gediz ; Rambler, Knight, for Constantinople ; Fre.
&rick, Stephens, for Cork ; William Bower, Meson,
for Rotterdam ; Amity, Peiteit, for Newry ; and
Queen Elisabeth, Ainey, for Cberante.

THE 4GRIGLICTUK4L PETITION.

Skeenobers (Aron&le swims es that this
POW's' bee attracted the metiers of the tamdbeidera
le Imbed, ebe bate deputed sore Gentlemen to
empties fete lbe merits of the propoeition, sod tint
she ememett_ 111 likely to be supported by the Sister,
Ceeetry. Wh ate at the MIMI lime instructed I. the
peormees a she Petition, by an intimation that Rad-
om' and Idowarrater bele " jigged the coat," and that
" them am bet three Welsh entwines, and five or sin
Reglish meet, eopermided with the Petition." No
doubt as be entertaloed that the great body et the
egricellerista will give their supper' to a measare of
which the efferent tendency is to promote their
eves interests, by removing all foreign competition
in the home markets, mud thereby raising the
mosey price of their produce. Ireland is essentially
an agriculteral country; and therefore omen 11 Oils @ter.
lie's may be matted from that part of the United
Kingdom, Is sapped of the Petitioners in Great
Britain. flet our egricoltural friends most not ea.
pect that eke manufacturing, commercial, and
mo-
stied interests of the country will remain idle, and
mot eorleamper to counteract such direct stuck
epos their property. The manefacturing end
commercial bAles are proverbially tmeruloot, end
will, we fear mot, do their day to themselves, to
the country, sad to the agricalturiste themselves on
this occasion. It was es tassel sayind of Sir Robert
Walpole, tint the Gentry Gentlemen in Parliament,
ea Representatives of the landlioldera, were like
their ewe sheep, and submitted to be fleeced in si-
lence end witboet apposition ; but that the mane.
feaurerv, eserthants, and capitalista, were like hoes,
end week' met Mier a bristle to be plucked from
their backs without raising • most limes,t sod dii.
ardent uproar. A little of this smiaish feeling
would met be 'misplaced should the threatened Peti.'
lion make its appearance before Parliament ; for it
cermet be borne, that in a time of professor! peace an
&sleepy should 'hes be made by any pert of the State
to impose an additional lax open the prime Artie%
eI conaemptlem, and thereby increase the ebso.
late weight of all the other tsars that now pa.
rilyse the eweegies of the country. It smelt', we
fear, prove a vain attempt, were we to think of
proving i• one of the promoters of this Petition, that
in urging it forward he was doing his utmost to in-
jure himself. and 'bat, should be succeed in raising
the price of Wesel. be would, while he pot more
money into one pocket for his wheat, &c. take wore
in proportion out of the other, to pay fur such ar•
tides of necessity and lacer, as be aright think fit'
~, purchase; for although each separate article
would he increased in price only in proportion to
the iricioaserl price of kis wheat, yet, as this pro-
portivr :could be fell molly in ail, he would bud,
to hta roe', 'het the dliferace in the collective prices
world be very considerable.

r Dectenn Cnit.n.—The rhil,l that was foond
et s door in Tash-street, Gray's incs.lano, with
which Ann bymons, the mid. ife, was charged with
he'ng concerned in, dies! no Senclsr night, in the
ossukhowse of the •pior Liberty of the l'aci.h of Si.
Andre*, Holborn. The child, after being found,
*vent the night in strong convulsions, owing to Mrs,
i9wont giving it a goanfily of syrup of icepoies to
relent et) big by bringing on glen). A Coroner's
inquest I. sentmuned in be hold on the body thi+ day.
The Admiralty Sessions will commence out Mon-
day nest. at Jestice.hall, in the Old Bailey, 14 the
lowed tbs Sib

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