The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-11-07 00:00:00

N.II.7ICAL livrsLuacycE.

The Gemini, Tate, from gnebec for Berwick, has pot
into Portsmouth very leaky. (hie of the crew iss
washed overboard in a gale of wind and drowned.
The NI atilda, of Lubeck, Hansen, from Rouen to Ate
Eastward, has been lost at Carcan, on the Coast ot
.srrarlson. It is nut known %ilia has become of the
crew.

3l tat; ITE, Nov. s.—The hull of the brig Sally, of
Artimlel, was got oil the sand, and brought into the
harbour here yesterday. Several more legs of ntallo-
gamy and a quantity of logo cio4l from the Robert, hate
hems brought into this place, Itaansgate, and Whitstable,
since last advices.

NEWHAVEN, Nov. 4.—The Susannah, arrived from
Sunderland, picked up sesterdav morning, upwards of
lOn casks of spirits, off beachy Head, witch thous:ter
delivered to the chief officer of the Preventive Boat, of
Seaford. On the vessel being searched, some casks and
bottles of the said spirits were found eoncealed, in con-
sequence of which the I Las been seised.
NEwroux ULA N O. (ST. Jo HE '5) SEPT. 26.—The Friend
ship, Hutton, which *stied from this port on the 17th
inst. bound to iluetush, sprung a leak, and in ruturnieg
here to refit, put into Cape liroyle on Thursday evening,
where she ilragged her anchors, went ashore, and maw
lies a total wreck. Crew and materials saved.
YARNIOU Tit, Nov. 4.—The Enterprise, Blues, from
St. Petersburgh to Dover. put in leaky, after having dis-
charged part of her cargo into another.
OAncsiocctr, Nov. 2.—The Danish ship Emilie,
Thrane, which arrived here a few days ago, on her sm•
age from Copenhagen to St. Croix, is found in so Inkf
and tlatnagml a state, as to be obliged to discharge he
cargo. Arrived here last night the Julfronw Johann'
Anderson, from New Orleans, bound to Amsterdam,
laden with tobacco, in a greatly damaged and leaky
state, having been obliged to keep her pnnsps constantly
going 19 days at sea, and experienced tremendous wea-
ther. a
Fatifoucit, Nov. I.—The Thomas, Hayes., which
sailed from hence on Saturday last, with copper ore, for
Wales, put into Mount's Hay yesterday, with loss of
mainmast.

The I antaise, Thebsud, from Martinique to Nantes,
was driven on shore on the 22ud ult. iu the liry of
Croisic.

ANOTHEIt BOTTLE PIEKED UP AT SIE %.—Catotais
ligitt, of the schooner Maria. lately arrived in Liver-
pool, from Fayal, on the 2Gth of May, ltltO, picked
up a bottle on the beach of the island of St. Cleorge's,
one of the Azores. The following is a copy of the
content• of the bottle

Nor. I : at sea.—llia Britannic Majesty's ship New-
castle, !lilt!, Jnae, 11119, lal. 39. 12 north, lon. 83.
52. west of litcenwiclo.

As those bottles, with their contents, are throws
overboard with the intention of determining the true
direction of the Florida Oulph Stream, it is tquested,
as a most particular favour, that whoever may pick
np any one of those bottles, either at sea or on Own.,
wiil determine the latitude and longitude of the place
it was picked up in, and Five that, with the date of
pickier it up and contents of this note a place in say
of the public prints, either in Europe, America, or any
of the colonies in the West Indies.

Whoever stay be good enough to comply with the
above request will confer a favour on their very obliged
servant, JAMES NAPIER,
Master 11. 13. M. S. Newcastle.

To echoersr may pick wp this bottle.