The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-08-06 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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DEAL,Aun.3.—WindS.W.—Came down from the River and
Vemain,the Ann, Elisabeth, for the South Seas ; Vittoria, for
madras; Dedalus and Shannon, for Quebec; John, Catto, for
Leo Sayre ; Ranger, for St. John's, N.B. ; and Albino, for
Demerara.
FALMOUTH, Auo. 4.—Arrived the Duke of Kent Packet from
Lisbon in 14 days ; Liberty, Aldridge, from Havre ; Dispatch,
Louisa, and Liberty. from London. His Majesty's Ship
Seringapatam, from the Eastward, and Pomona and Rapid,
oetward bound vessels.—Wind, S.W. to N.W.
PORTSMOUTH, AUG. b.—Arrived from the Downs, the Cyrus.
Britannia and Alert. Sailed H. M. S. Redwing for Jersey.—
Wind, West.

Tea Kr:ea.—The King, we are happy to state, suffers
very little from his present attack of the gout. His Majesty
was yesterday considered so far recovered, that hopes were
entertained of leis being able to set out on his projected
aquatic excnrsion in a few days.—(.ll ming Post.)
IVixoson, AUGUST s.—Yesterday his Majesty drove out
Tor a short time in his pony chaise, and returned to the
Royal Lodge about 5 o'clock.
Sir Wm. Knighton, who pays frequent visits to the Castle
early in the morning, to give directions to the workmen
employed there, came yesterday, in the middle of the day, a
second time, accompanied by
.Lord Francis Conyngham,
soon atter which an order was issued for shutting up the
Terrace from the public, preparatory, the order says, to his
Majesty's residence in the Castle ; bat his Majesty is graci-
ously pleased to allow it to be opened for the public gratifi-
cation on Sunday evenings.
The order was, of course, instantly obeyed, the people who
happened. to he walking on the Terrace, were sent olf and
the gates locked.
On Wednesday the remains of his Grace, James Doke of
Boxborglie, were interred in the ancient family vault at
Bowden. The hearse was followed by the carriages of
the family ; by those of the principal nobility and gentry
of the county, and by the numerous and respectable ten-
antry of the lioxburg he estates, in carriages and on horse-
hack ; and on approaching Kelso, the shops of which were
shut, and the bells were tolled at intervals, the members of
the different trades, and, other inhabitants of the town
preceeded the hearse as far as the Tweed.
We have the satisfaction to announce, that letters have
been received from Africa, reporting the safe arrival of
1)r. OUDNEY, Major DR:4IIIAM, and Lieut. CLAPPERTOM, at
Bornou, on the 17th of April last. They were received
with the utmost cordiality, and we are happy to say that
they were in excellent health and spirits.
Madame Quiroga, the wife of the Spanish General, has
been captured by the French,on her voyage from Coruna*
to this country, and carried into L'Orient. A letter was
received yesterday from this lady, from which it appears
that she has been refused permission to proceed on her
voyage, and that she is detained a close prisoner in the
house of the Prefect. Of this arbitrary proceeding, so
contrary to the acknowledged gallantry of the French na-
tion, Madame Quiroga complains with jostler, and has ad-
dressed a memorial in very strong terms to the French Go-
vernment, demanding exemption from personal restraint,
and to be allowed to go where she pleases. She has for-
warded letters through this country to her illustrious bus-
band, who will only receive information by this circuitous
route of the misfortune that has befallen tier. It is sup-
posed that the Minerve, the vessel in which Madame Qat-
roga was captured, contained the letters and despatches
from Sir R. Wilton to his friends in England.

The Journal des Debate of Sanday contains a letter
dated Port. St. Mary's. July 23, of which the following is
an extract:—" Eight 24 pounders have arrived from
Seville. Two are mounted on Fort St. Catherine. and four
at Puerto Real, to reply to the fire of the Trocadero. On
the 20th the officer on guard at St. Catherine saw an
American ship standing towards Port St. Mary but did
not observe that she carried a flag of trice: he ordered
some shot to be fired, which luckily fell short of her. The
'mistake was explained.) wrote thatLallemand had both legs
shot off. It is now said that it was not he. The fact is, that
man in the uniform of a Spanish lieneral officer was
found on the field of battle by two grenadiers of the 36th.
On their proposing to remove him to get his wounds
dressed, he said to them in French, " let me die, my
friends, lam an unfortunate Frenchman. 1 have borne
arms against France, Ido not dtserve your care." Ile
was, however, removed in spite of hisnaelf to the hospital,
where be died in half an boar. On his pocket book the
French word Souvenir was inscribed. The Spanish pri-
soners said they knew nothing of him, except that they
'understood him to be a French officer of superior rank.
lately arrived at Cadiz, sod serving under an assumed

same."
A letter from Paris of Saturday last mentions a report
current there, that the traitor Ahisbal had been killed in a
duel at Limoges with a lawyer (a coca!), who had reproach.
•ed bim with his treacherous abandonment of the Constitu-
tional cause.
TRI.ISTE, July 20.—Two vessels have just arrived I the
first from Mitylene, in 28 days, informs its that the troops
landed at Caristo by the Capital' Pacha have been attacked.
and completely routed, by the Greeks. The Captain of
'the second, 30 days from Smyrna, says that the Greek fleet,
in pursuit of the 'Turkish fleet, is composed of 120 sail.
IXTRACT OP ♦ LETTItiI PROP TISE AGENTS TO LLOYD'S
AT GENOA, 24TH ULT.

" We have just seen a letter from Barcelona, dated the
15th. It states that Mina marched out of that city 00 the
13th, with about 600 horse and 3,000 infantry, and that the
Trench titre very near that place. The Spanish privateer
which was detained by one of the frigates of this State and
brought in here, was released the same day, after a strict
examination of ber papers. She is a long Xebec, called the
Fralaga, mounting 6 guns, with 67 men, and had taken three
'valuable prises.'
A report mentioned by the naval Agent at Bordeaux, in
a letter to Lloyd's of the 27th ult. of another French mer
chant ship having been captured and carried into Corunna,
proves that no idea is entertained of that place being now
Ain. danger from the French.
*BRIM AUGUST 1 —La Clementine, of Havre, which
left Brest to join the convoy destined for Martinique, was
captured by a Spanish privateer four hours after her sailing
from Brest.
It is stated in one of the Geld Coast Gazettes, that at Ga-
lloon the natives have captured a cutter belonging to the
English Consul at St. Thomas's, and put his son, who
was in charge of the property, and the crew, to death.
On Wednesday a Treasury warrant was received at the
Custom-house declaring the flooding warehouses and vaults
to be places of " special security" under the New Ware-
housing Bill, with the same privileges as the port of Lon-
don.—(Glesgoso Chronicle.)
The elder Brandon, a cotemporary says, is not to resume
his station at Covent-garden Theatre. He bas, it seems, oc-
cupied that station upwards of fitty years.
Liston, according to report. is to receive 501. a week dur-
ing the ensuing season at Drury-lane Theatre. Miss Ste-
phens is to have 251. every night that she performs.
Madame Wald bas arrived in Dublin, and was to make
•ker first appearance at the New Theatre tomorrow even-
.lng, in an entertainmet called • Afweical Festival.—
Madame Camila' will sing three Italian airs, and take a
lint in the national anthem of hod save the fang, wide&
ovillsonels de the entertainments of the evening.