The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-12-14 00:00:00

THE ST)

SHIPPINti INTELLWENCE.

Dac. 13.—Remains thi Nevem frigate.--IWind
E.S.E.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 13.—Arriied the Rosalie, from
Demerare.—Wind E.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 12.—Arrived His Majesty's ship
Phaeton from the eastward, and thrlirunswick, Jeffery,
for Van Hiatuses Land, to take in goods and passen-
gers; the Princess Charlotte, Way. from Lisbon, in 15'
days; klisabetli Jane, Porter in 20 days, from Seville ;
also the Porto frigate from Portsmouth —Wind E.
FALMOUTH, Dec. 12.—Arrived from London the. En-
terprise, and t T nion ; also the Harriet, Wend to the
South Seas, and the Arno, Crow, in 21 days from Iloga-
dere ; the latter has been run foul of, and sustained de-
niege.—Sailed the Frances Freeling Packet for Jamaica.
—Wind E.S.E.
GaAs-cameo, Dec. 13.—Sailed the Lusitania, Lang-
don, for New South Wales.

The Xenophon. honed to London, was on shore on
Oluckinaton Bank, Liverpool, on Thursday.
The Earl of Hal , Cameron, sailed from Bengal
for China, on the 18th of July, and on the 20th, broke
bar rudder, lost anchors and cables, returned to the
new anchorage on the 24th, and lay with only. a small
anchor and cable t she was expected to sail again on the
4th of August. The Susan, Hamilton, from Bengal to
Loadon, passed the Earl of Balcarras, on the 20th of
July.

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Bittoirrok, Dke. 13.—Some
fee, no doubt the list
Noosed this winter, was,on Saturday morning last, de-
posited in his Majesty's ice-house in this town. The
?bast, on Friday se'onight was, however, a slight one,
Slid the ice (even in the most exposed vitiations)was
.extremely We. . . ..
Several boats, with contraband goods utburil,itame
ashore opposite the Star end Harter aid Norfolk Arms
Hotels, on Wednesday night, upon whieb a scam en-
sued between the officers and smugglers, in which the
'latter were greatly maltreated. They succeeded, how
ever, in seising the heats which were laden withal/Wits.
tea, lac. , .1
We understand, that in the constrection of the chill
*O4 560 tons of iron bars and chain will be used. It is
expected that the chain work of the first span will be
sompleted and fixed in theceuree of the ensuing month.
BELFAST STEAM PACEET.—Unpleasant reports hum
-lug been copied isto this Horsing Post from another
'newspaper. respectiog Ili@ Belfast Steam Packet, the
public will be gratified to learn,that she received no injury
of consequence in the storm of Thuredariest, and that
no accident happened to any persOn oo beard. The
vessel's bulwarks and paddle-hexos were only damaged.
Lose OT wise LtirtkPOOL AIIID ELLIMMERI STEAM
Pecurr.—The following melancholy particulars of the
loss of a steam packet ire front the Chißffei Onardfan:—
." This packet left -Liverpool abeneiliree 'o'clock on
Thursday afternnonu.having 23 persons on board, in-
cluding hot crew. Tbe wind at this period blew fresh,
and was ahead of the packet, and there wee no appear-
4ance in the weather to justify a suspicion of danger.
About hi o'clock-the wind had really ineressed, and
it six the packet had reached within a quarter of a mile
de ilillesmere Oct. It now blowing a compisto had
the goods found it impossible so saki the pelt.'
Hotbed contemplated • return to Liestpeolt add steered
the:vessel round for that !purpose. 'bat wax soon now-
' winced that it was impoodibis. the tidy basing so far
• ' 'The vessel dui beat about far unseal beers,
mponslble teeters foe any pareieniarpoish. At',
, east anchor, bat Ow iodinate to dlifiTaild....
....straeloa nu 401 a a U. where' wan al*
cat, and dragglag fur anchor. Tkerossoussio& sum
tremendous, every person on board 041111etier. illteierriet
going down. S lof the passengers were at I
re
time in the cabin, and we violently thrown down
the heaving of the packet, one side etwhich Race •
water. The confusion and alarm were new at their'
height. As the gat remained some short time alongside
the packet, four of the crew and two of the passengers.
caught hold of the sided She fiat, and get is hoard of
'her. There was now ens toot water is the cabin; it,
was determined to cot the sable, and let the vessel drift ,
with the wind and tide, the sea dashing over her in all I
directions. About one o'clock the tide beget to low;
aid the packet was driven about two miles above Eller'
mere 'port, where abe ran against a sand-bank, conti-
nuing for several times to recede from and approach to
it. At 'eolith she stork fast in the sand, nearly opposite
Staolow-souse, and the feeble glimmering of the simian
discovered the shore at about seventy yards distance,
most of the Intervening space being sand, or rather
mad. It was near four in the morning. Captain
Dimond here pressed as many of the passengers as be
could prevail upon to make the shore, when Mr. H.
Whittle, son of Dr. Whittle, Mr. William Leatherbar-
row, of the Exchange, and Mr. Nixon, a farmer, near
Staaney, leaped into the water, and um:tided in pining
the laud. There were now fourteen individuals on
board, only ire of whom reached the shore in safety.
The captain with his son in his arms was washed over-
Word white in the act of disengaging himself of his
great coat; Mrs. Deakin, a stonemason's wife, of Flook-
erebrook, with her infant in her arms, and her niece,
about 10 years old ; the blind tiddler who accompanied
the boat ; the son of Mr. Burt, a promising youth
about 9 years of age; Mr. William Davies, millwright,
of this city ; and an elderly person, all perished in at-
tempting to gain the laid ! rho packet has been Kos
up, is fonnd to have sustained comparatively little in.
jury. and has been taken to Runcorn.
The weather hat at last settled into a gentle frost;
the hills in the distance are partly covered with snow,
and in particular Criffel and Queensberry ; Saddleback
and Skiolilaw have all got their winter caps.—(Dumfries
Courier.)
Swim, Doc. 7.—On Thursday evening one of the
moat awful storm, which has occurred fur maoy years
set in here from the south-west. Several chimneys were
'blown down, and scarcely a single house in the tuwn
'seeped from injury; two dwellings were totally sir-
sieved, hut ire are happy to state that no personal in-
jury has been sustained. 'Flee vessels at the quays are
.perfectly safe, with a few trilling exceptions, notwith•
standing the violence of the gale, which continued for
fife space of seven hours.
SuocetNo ACCIDENT.—On Monday last, at Brighton,
a pour woman named Bevel, being far advanced in her
pregnancy, while seated before the fire fell forwards in a
fit, and her hands falling on the bars of the grate, it be-
came displaced from its setting, and the whole burning
contents were emptied on the unfortunate sufferer,
who, when discovered, presented a most heart-rending'
spectsle loer hands and eats, and one eye being entirely
consumed. She has since lingered in the most excru-
ciating torture, death net having yet put a period to her
dreadful sufferings. She was delivered on Wednesday
of an infant that lived but one hour.
Youth of both sexes are particularly advised to attend to
that inestimaide ornament, the Human Hair, as that attended
solo youth Is a sure preservative, sod dies a stamina for a
beautiful head of hair. The only article that really pos-
sesses nutritious virtues for promoting a lezuriant growth
of hair is ROWLAND'S MACASSAR Ott.. which eradicates the
sena easy and pleasant, prevents the hair falling off or turn-
ing grey, ,strengthens and produces beautiful flowing curls,
and rendett hair that is harsh end dry, as soft, smooth, end
glossy as silk. As impostors purchase the empty bottles,
and offer for sale a pernicious composition instead of the
genuine. It is indispenvibly necessary to ask for Rowland's;
and observe, the prices are Ss. 6d., Is.; 10s.
Ely.; and each genuine bottle is wrapped ha • book. and
signed on the outside in red—" !e. Rowland and Son."

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