The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-26 00:00:00

SAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Borneo, Ross, from Batavia. remains on Sontl.
Sea Beach ; cargo discharging, hitherto free from da-
mage. •
The Ann, Cowie, from Qnehec, arrived at Shoreham
22d inst. with considerable damage and loss of two
anchors, having struck on a bank near the Oaers, on
Saturday.
The Integrity, Sutherland, from Lisbon to London,
got on shore on Lesso Sand on the 13th inst. but beat
off again after receiving considerable damage, and nag
found to be very leaky. On the 14th, she fell in with
the Friends, lt,illinson, from Memel to Yarmouth, who
took oat the crew of the Integrity, which vessel then
had 8 feet water in the hold, and the ship in a sinking
state, the Nedgon bearing E. S. B. distance about 12
miles. The crew were all landed at Scarboro' on 234
instant.
The Ileleno, Bell, of London, got on shore on the Bit.
at North Shields, hut was got off on Monday, and car-
ried into the harbour.

The Aristonsenes, Barker, from Stockholm to New
York, put into: Bristol on Tuesday, in distress, and
must discharge her cargo.
The Kendal, from Dublin, sunk in the River at Liver.
pool, on Monday. The vessel being dry at low water,
the cargo (grain) it was expected would he saved.
Faistorcat, they. 22.—1 t has blown a trentendeas
gale from I 2 o'clock last night to the present hoar, 7
p. tn. from the Westward and W. N. V. with heavy
squall.
HAltlclell, Ocr. ?).—The Royal Oak, Datley, vlsith
was ashore upon the West Rocks, has been got it, alai
rides at the back of the garrison noder bare poles, het
rigging and sails are almost all brought in here. The
Mary, Kirby, and the Carlew, Steward, remain upon
the tinotlret in a hopeless state.—There is a faint hope,
if the wind keeps nioderate, that th.• Boyne trill he rot
oif the lintitleet.—The Ann, of Whitby, remains the
same.

AI itsv; ITE, OCT. 24.—The Hobert lie; frith her hick
broken, and the remaining. maos gone. Shoal I the
weather rome and cotillion, moderate, and the %%red:
hold together, there is reasois.side prospect to evect
that the mahogany will he got out awl rafted on shore.
NCKIIACILS. (kT. 2-1.-011 the 22v1 we experience!
such a high tide as has not been kamvsi fur several
wears. The river bank• gave way tont partially inna-
dated the low land. 'The Custom. Watch llottae on the
river hank hail a complete passage forced through it.
The Western pier has received considerable damage.—
Same day a large ship was seen going I.:toward, dis-
'staved; she fired several gun!, hut no assistance could
be eemleee,l her. The John and William arrival Wit
slay frosts Waterton), having lost her bulwark.,
host, foresail, end fore-staysail completely split to
pieces, and mainsail cut away, far the preseivathm of
the ship frosts sinking, whirls the master expected every
suoment. tier cargo, consisting of oats, is partially ila-
suagenr.

Pvosrow, Orr. 23.—The Churchill, Ninnt, from Pa-
ler for Liverpool, was firirell on shore last evening,
in a oln.atiful gale, near this place, and it is meek feared
will tlo to piers.
xcc, ()cr. 22.--it has blown a Yale an last
ninift, anti still COIIIIIIIII% from W. S. U'. to N. W. Ti,.
Cannella, Gearv, from Gibraltar to Cork, at anchor in
Guavas Lake (under quarantine) parted early this worn.
ing and ran fur the pier, and was svi9l difficulty got
safe in.

V ARMOVTII, OCT. 4-1.-Tilf. Iferalil, of Sunderland,
Roundtree, for Deal, roil laden, which went into our
Bar on Sunday morning, is now a total wreck.
Vrssecs SeoliEN WlTlL—Ahlltlrilh, Winter, Unarm
and Cork, to New South Wales, on 19th Sep. Lt. 13.
11. long. N. 24. 6. W.

SENTENCE OF THE COURT M4RTIAL ON
COLONEL, FRENCH.

A Court Martial was lately assembled to try Colonel
Permit of the 6th ihazoon Guards, upon charges pr.
ferred against loins by the Earl of Carhampton, fur
keeping a woman in barracks, fur inflicting a greater
pun's! •nt on three sergeants, than was awarded by
the sentence of a regimental ('ourt Martial, and fur the
sale of horses. The sentence of the Court Martial bas
been recently announced, from u Lich we learn the Cosa
his fully anal honourably acquitted the Colonel of the
:Id, lib, sth, and 6th charges. It finds him guilty of
only so iiinch of the first charge, as relates to his kin,•
in!! a woman in barracks, whom lie called by the name
of Mrs. French, lint it adds, " that the retired and quiet
habits of life, which Lietenant-Colotwl Freisc:i pursued
with that person, and the care which appears to have
been taken to prevent her obtruding herself upon the
other inhabitants of the barracks, have in snore degree
counteracted the tendency" of such conduct. It finds
him guilty of the second charge, (that "of inflicting a
greater iiiiiiishment on three sergeants, than was award-
ed by the sentence of a regimental Court Martial,") hut,
it states, that lie " appears to have been led into this
irregularity by his anxious desire
,to maintain the dis-
cipline of the regiment."
The ('ourt finally recommends that he should ba
ad-
monished upon the breach ut decorum involved in the
first charge, and reprimanded for his conduct as
complained of in the second charge. Nis Majesty a:.-
proves and confirms the finding, and sentence; but es-
presses his regret, " that the Earl of Carbatupton
should, in reference to the 31, ith, sth, and 611 charges,
have been induced, from misrepresentations conveyed Yo
him, or from a misconception of what had reached Ith
knon ledge. to withdraw his confidence from IdentdeL
French, who appears from the result of this invest**
lion not only to have never forfeited his claim to tilt
good opinion and confidence of his Colonel, hut to IT.,
merited, by the discharge of his duties as Commanding
Officer of the 6th Dragoon Ahmed., daring a long series
of years,
the honourable testimonials which he produced
,
• ,
to the Court.

Setcingt.--Monday morning-, Mr. Pothergill, an
officer in the nary, pat a period to his existence, by
shooting himself throngli the head with a pistol, at
his hiking,. at the Sltip and Whale publie•hoase,
Wapping-Wall.