The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-11-08 00:00:00

PIiIVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DEAL, Nov. 7.—Came down from the River, the
Charlotte, Broin, for Bombay ; Nicotine, Nordake,
for Charleston ; Syren, Chia, and the Sovereign,
Clark, for Jamaica ; the Pr;incz Regent, Taylor,
and the Henry, Nelson, for Tobago, and remain id
the Downs wind-bound.
onTsstourit, Nov. 7.—Arrived the Juno trans-
port, from Plymouth ; the Stockton transport, for
C trk ; George, Wills, from Bremen ; Tyneinouth
Ca.,tle, for St. Petersburgh ; Forzcyn, JOIIPS, from
Voughall ; Camel, Naylor, from Jersey ; and the
Ape, from Waterford.—Sailed the Pauline sloop
of war, for the River ; Charles, Wood, for Loo-
s* 1; and Frederica, for the Baltic.

Ilsawicit, Nov. 6.—Arrised the Earl of Leicester
picket, with a mail from Holland.—Sailed the In-
dastry storeship, for Leith.
PESZANCE, Nov. s.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
Sealark, on a eraize.

FALmount, Nut. s.—Sailed the Speedy packet,
with a mail for Comma.

PLYmotrrn, Nov. 6 —Came in the Camel store.
ship, from Portsmouth ; Racoon sloop of wnr, from
a cruize; Impregnable man of war, from Genoa ;
ship a few vessels from the Baltic and coastways.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6.—Arrived the Jubilee, from
Mnianham ; sailed the 4th of October; yesterday
she spoke his Majesty's ship Prospero, from New.
foundland.—The ship Enterprise, Stillman, of New
York, twenty-two days from New Orleans for Li-
verpool, pot into Havatinah with loss of foremast,
and every person on board sick except the Captain ;
Captain Stillman put to sea again the 6th of Septem-
her.—The Cherub, Brison, that was on shore in
Dundrum Bay, has been got off.

ORDER OF PROCESSION ON LORD MAYOR'S
DAY, WIS.

Peace Officers.
The tinder Cby Marshal on Horseback.
The Master. War.erts, and Court of Aosirtants,of the Worship.
(.1 Company of Fishrnougers. in carriages, with their
Banners and Attendants.
• Grand Military Band of Music.
c Ancient Herald on Horseback,
• Guard plumed and hai.ited in a so. Guard
on
" ? posh Tabard, i h the Horseback.
Horseback. Arms of England.
Two Trumpeters on Horseback.
A Pict- of rule Drums 'on rim reback.
hree Guards on Horseback.
Thee 1)1110 Ditto.
f Sle,'dard Bearer on llor-eba•k,)
Guard ha .itell in flail Amour. and • Guard
on bearieg the Banner of kin on
Hurhack. I Knight—tile Device a Horseback.
Black Eagle.
Two Esquires on Ilorrebrwk. its Half Armour. bearing
the Shield and lame of t twir
ANCIENT ISN I MT
lionnted on a Black Charger. pl.imed a-rt ar.ired cap a-pee, in
an .-istire suit of Steel Armaar.
Two Yeomen of the Guard in fait Costume.
Tw trumpeters ou Horseback. . .
Thee (Yeards'oo' Stio,e;Tack.
Tree Ditto.Ditte.
(Standard Beater a jterebitek.)
Guard hanited in Half Arum. r, t Guard
hearing the Banner of on
Hur-ettack. I his Knight—the Device a I Ilorseack.
Red C. t•-•
Two Esqdires on Horseback in Half Armour, bearing
the Shield .nd Lance of I-car Knight.
ANCIENT KNIGHT,
Hawed on a Whitt Charger, planied and arm d rap-a-pee, in
an eniire Suit sit poli,he Brass Armour.
Two Yeomen oldie Guard in full CO
Two Truiapeters nn Horseback.
A Pair of Ket le Drums on Horseback.
Three Guards in Horseback.
Three Ditto Mtn.
(Standard Bearer on Horsehark,)
Guard • hahi ein Half Armour, • Guard
un bearing the Banner of } on
Horseback. I hi Knight— the De- I Horseback.
vice a Lion Ramona' in Gold. J
Two Esquires on Har,back, /milked in Half Armour, bearing
the Shie d and Lance of their Knight.
ANCIENT KNIGHT,
Mounted on a Black Charger, and armed eap-a pee, in an ea.
lire Suit of polished Steel.
Two Yeomen of the G and in full Costume.
Murshalmen of Load n. on foot.
The Lord A•ayor's Eight Servant,. on foot.
The princiteil City Marshal on Horseback.
THE i ORD MAYOR
in his State Carriage. drawn by Six Horses.
The Alderiven in their Ca riages.
The Recorder in his Carriage.
The tuo Sberits of London and Middlesex in their Stale
Chariots.

At the Obelisk in New Bridge-street the Proces-
sion will he joined by the Carriages of the Ministers
of Stare, the Nobility, the Judges, and other per.
sons of dis•inctiun, ins i!d to Guildhall.
Tire Suit of steel Armour, worn by the first
Lii,shr, is Ilenry the Fifth's, from the Tower. The
suns f polistod Brass and Steel, worst by the two
o'h r Knights, see the property of Mr. Elliston.—
Th so:ts 4.f Half Armour, warn by the six Fsqoires,
1'0" taken front the French at the Bustle of %%ater-
loo; and are now the property of Mr. Marriott.

Th•' arranaernPfitS of that part of the Procession,
tati,,ectod with the Armour, are under the direction
of Mr. Marliott.

Btt.r.oom.-11r. SADLER, junior, made another
a'ce It at Edinburg:. on Sa►urday, the 4,h instant.
l' appears, ilia( no spectacle of the kind Irni been
exhibited in Edinburgh since 1785. %shoo LUNARDI
a,cended from the garden in Ileriot's 11,.spiti.l. Ai
salt-last two o'clock the process of filling the bal-
loon having been completed, Mr. SAO4I-It having
fastened on his life-r.reser Ter in case of immersion in
the sel, gate the rional to let go, and rose up ❑ Lis
B:ry course just at three o'clock. lie descond-rt in
about a quarter of an hour, to the north-west of l'or-
Whelk, within a short distance of the sea.

Lord GORM INSTON humanely off.red tao hondred
gui'l"" to six gallant fellows to rescue the crew of
the Ma J. of G•iiii.4ow, w!tich was stranded near I3al-
brg att, in Ireland, en Saturday week. The un-
krill:tate seamen, on the vessel filling, lashed them-
selves in the shrouds, and every attempt to relieve
"Ern proved ittedectual, from the heavy swell and
surf, until the above men, on Monday morning, pot
611 in a stout boat, and brought the whole crew, at
the gtpat hazard of their own lives, on shore, though
in a lifeless state. Mr. Irmo ATE, of Lowther-
lodgP, ;added 20 guiucas to his Lordship's baudsOme
te4ard.