The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-11 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCH.•

FALMOUTH, OCT. 9.—Wind W.S.W. Arrived off the Port,
the Tiber, Cruse. from Virginia ; also arrived the Catherine.
M'Carthy. from Cadiz in 20days, with Lord Nugent, two Spa-
nish gentlemen and ts, passengers; Marquess Salis-
bury Packet from the Leeward Islands. last frum St. Tho-
mah's; sailed 2d September; and Lady Arabella Packet from
Lisbon. Sailed the Francis Freeling Packet for Jamaica.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 10.—Wind S.S.W. Arrived the E ,ter-
prise, Gardner. from Havre.
Pr.vmount, Orr. W.S.W. Arrived the Earnest,
from Liverpool for Rio Janeiro; put back the Frances, Ash, for
Toieriffe.
DEAL. OCT. 10.—Wind W.S.W. Arrived and sailed for the
river. the Lord Cochrane, Litton, from Alexandria; Countess
maculae, Bunn, from Batavia for Rotterdam; Granger, Mair,
mm the) South Seas, on 12th Sept. lost 2 boats, 3 topmasts,
And s top gallant masts. Came down from the ricer and re-
aluilir,:the Canadian Packet, Standard, Lotherington, and Lean-
der, Foiste-, for Jamaica. Arrived and remain the Diana,
from Messina.

Ext fait a a Letter from the Agents to Lloyd's, at Falmouth,
dared Arrived the thrillless of saliabery Packet
from the .t..S.qta'rd Mewls; sailed from St. Thome'. the td
ult. anti brlcte killikes that an insurrection broke out at D-me-
rare nn the Alb Aqtr *leanest the negroes, and on the 2lst,
toll of them %etre killed is an attack by the regular troops and
militia, •
The Iris, Greeted, trcrat Demerara to London, was totally
wrecked Bth August oli the Goblet's rock, Barbadoes. Crew
saved.
The Henri. Lavignse, build to Bengal, hes pet back to Bor-
deaux river. keying apriMg 10,11sk during a heavy gale to the
bay. and N% ill be obliged to diralial-ge.
The East India Compenv'r Chip rargeharson arrived at
Bombay, on the2sth of Ma! last.
LAMANTABLII OcctutitZsCg.....4 A hiUtt four o'clock on
Thursday se'nnight, the schooner '!`houses, laden with
coals, got underweigh at Carrirkfergha Roads, for Belfast,
with a pilot on board, and being shout ttio Miles W. S. W.
of that place, with all necessary sill set. wall in a moment
struck with a violent gnat of wind, by which she was
immediately sunk, in the sight of many specisedis. not-
withstanding every exertion having been made .by the
Captain and crew to save her. The pilot, Captain; and
four other', who had the good:trainee to be on decks wets
saved; but Mrs. CIAMEMTK (the Captain's wife). Wit.
JACK, the mate, a female passenger and her two children
being below, unfortunately perished. Shortly after chi
schooner sank, she righted, and her two masts became
visible about twelve or fourteen feet above the surface of
the water. On the evening of Friday, Jottra DAVIDSON,
fisherman, sided by some others, succeeded in finding,
with a boat-hook, the body of WILLIAM Jack, in the
cabin, from which he drew it forth. On thesame evening,
Thomas PARKHILL, seaman, found the body of Mrs. Ct.s-
.mcwrs, the captain's wife, which he succeeded in ream-
' ring from the cabin. The female passenger, whose Dame
IS unknown, with her two little bort, named William and
'John. yet remains in the forecastle. from which she
could nut be removed.

WI NDs,) R. OCT. 10.—His Majesty, with bis usual attend..
ants. took en airin, thieday in his little phaeton in Wind-
sor Park. Yesterday evening the military band attended.
and played at the Castle. by command of the King. The
Puke. ?f Wellington arrived et the Castle on Wednesdey
:afternoon. on a visit to his Majesty.
HisHoyal Highness the Duke of Sussex arrived in Lis
friVelling carriage at the Sun Hotel, tin Tuesday evening.
mid' afterwards honoured Mr. Browne with his company
it dinner in Trinity College. His Royal Highness pro.
ceedeil soon after eirht o'elock the following morning, to
Mr. Coke's seat at Holkliam. We are happy to bear that.
his Hord Highness appeared in very good health, and
bad derived much benefit from his Hampshire trip. He
had been passing a fortnight at Barton Cottage. near.
Lytuington, the marine tills in the possession of John
'Dent, Esii. M.P. far Lancaster.—(Camileidge Citron.)
A bulletin, dated Chantilly, Oct. 7, from the surgeons
attending the Duke of Bourbon, whose leg was broken $
few days since by .a fall from his horse, says. " the Prince
Was bled the evening before, which gave him much ease.
He passed a good night, and is free from fever. This
morning every thing appears in • better sta.e."
Mr. Williams, a King's Messenger, arrived yesterday
ftitentioa at the Foteign-ofice with despatches from Sir
Charles Stuart at Paris. As he was leaving Paris, the guns
Were firing in honour of the liberation of Ferdinand.
• 'the venerable Major Cartwright is now on a visit at his
Nephew's, tile Rev. N. Cartwright's at itarnly, near Chiebes.
tev.—(Brigheon Herald.)
• ildiongst the distinguished visitors present at the
nt Binning-
'heblesical Festival, there were the Earl of Bradford, Lord
•
, 'Newport, Lord Calthorpe. D. S. Dogdale. Esq. M.P., Francis
Lswley, Esq. M.P.. (as President), Sir Edward Winnington,.
'• Hoe. Charles Oreviile. Sir Edw. Smyth; Lady Smyth, Lady
Elizabeth Monerieff: Lc. &e.

ACCOUNT Or TA IigegiPTL—TOESDAV.
Church Z 304 17 6
•
• Collections
Theatre " • 4 938 14 0
• 106.111010Alre •
Church
• Collectious
Theatre - y..
•

t 0 0
The amount collected last Festival, at the close of Wednes-
day. was 3.7071.. leaving an excess In favour of the present
Festival, of 833/.
The following were the numbers present at each perform-
ance and the halls at the Liverpool Musical Festival :
Monday, Bail at the Wellington Rooms 63S
Tuesday, Concert at the Musical Hall 9r3
Wednesday. Messiah at St. Peter's Church 1,666
Thurtchty, Mount of Olives, ditto use
---- Concert at the Music Hall 1.406
Friday, Creation at St. Peter's Church...
Fancy Ball at the Town Hall 1.473
We understand the Receipts amounted to about 6,0001.
On Wednesday morning as a line smart little boy was
passing a broker's door so the Cowgate, Edinburgh, he
was annoyed by a snarling cur, whirls he drove into the
shop ; whereupon a large mastiff sallied oat from behind
the coaster, and seised hold of the bey by the groin,
where it inflicted a deep wound of two inches in length.—
The boy's father proceeded to the broker to demand re-
dress; but he, who happens to be an Irishman, discovered
the greatest Indifference, observing merely, that indeed the
dog was a very fierce one, and would think nothing
of killing a man. Next Jay the broker w..s susnmesed
before the Police Court, and ordained to pay the amount
of the Surgeon's bill. ientence of outlawry, at the same
time, was pronounced against the offending mastiff, per-
mission bring given to any person to kill it when found at
, loge.

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