The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-16 00:00:00

usrmwet.t..:—Male., 4,346; Females, 5.943.

1.1 I'ICH Ist —Males, 2,554; Females, 3,597.
Dei.wicii. —Males, 606 ; Females, 923.
luvil in the parish of Camberwell in tail, 17,854.
I ncry.i. e since Isll, 6;40.

At the Manchester meeting, on Wednesday last, the
Doge of Venice won the Sr. Leger Stakes; Anti-
Radical won the gold cup; and Mr. Ht.lfistrorth's, b. f.
won the maiden plate at three beats.
BRIGHTON, JUNE 15.—Tbo King's stag-hounl., to
the number of about fifty, have been sent here fur the

benefit of tea-InTlhiM,•.
The hay harvest is partially commented in this
county, but the crops are very thin. The weether
continuing no very unkind, there is little prospect of
improvement, as the grass is ripened : this must affect
the price of Hay. 11:1 Saturday last, a considerable
quantity of snow fell at Stoke, three miles north of
Chichester, which has been followed by white frosts,
that have haul a severe effect upon vegetation.
We understand that a mail-coach is about to be es-
tablishes', to carry the letter-bags to and from the
metropolis and this town, instead of the cart, which at
present conveys theuu.—A mail-coach will begin run-
ning to and from Hastings and London on the 6th of
July. The bags are at present conveyed in a Tuail-cart.
A skeleton has Fern found in the fosse of Arundel
Castle, which, it is imagined, is that of a soldier,
killed in an attack made on that Castle by King
Stephen. There were two arrow-heads of steel lying
near the skeleton, when it wa• discovered, which, pro-
bably, were the instruments of the warrior's death.
SMCGaLING.—Two seiseres have been made by the
Chichester Preventive Station; one on the 7th, of 20
tubs of spirits; the other, uu the 10th, of 14 tabs. Oa
the former occasion, the boat, with two men belonging
to it, were captured.

The catch of mackerel, by the 'lateen boats cur
ployed off Lowestoff, from the commencement of the
fishery, this season, to Thutsdry last, bare netted up-
wards of 2,7601.

1 he value of quarry land in the Island of Portland
has, within the last few years,inereased in an astoaish-
ing degree. A single acre which, abont:3/3 years
lit
was sold for Si: Pounds, last Wednesday fetehed,
auction, as kse than Twelve Hundred Pounds. aneptio
purchaser to pay the duty.

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HoLsoaN saw Couacn.—Yesterday a stime ess.
meeting of the inhabitants of the Parish of St. An-
drew's, Holborn, was held according to adjourneselit,
for the purpose of ronsidering the propriety of ereci-
lug an additional place of divine worship. in sponse-
quence of the increased population of the parish. Aka
soon as the business of the day cotenteseted, thilat-
most unanimity prevailed, and several of those Alb
were formerly averse to the purpose, now . .
it most desirable and beneficial for the ialtabits
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the parish at large. A series of resolutions wpi
proposed and carried unanimoosly. After whi. .
thanks being voted to the Chairman for his isi)m••
balky, on this and former occasions, and also to dir.
Beauchamp, for the able manner in whisk be Bed
drawn up the resolutions, the meeting separated Wilke
most friendly and caudil manner. . . ,
Gap tin ledestriao. has, for a considerable vvagmr,
emlostaboe to double the number of miles petioles/
by Captain Barclay in 1000 successive hears, on a
holt sib piece of gruond, at Norwich.
—Thursday evening aaltsgaisitlats khan
lo stesoullirShaliett. E 7 we. at the Hat and Shears.. Map.
uncork. on Wry of the body of Da QOM.
, . MO to the lienaolo of that Precinct.—Verilkt—
at the demtatedll a period
Sheeny wi himself, at the time
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