The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-02-24 00:00:00

Amorist's POiTPON 6M EN r!—Tlie C,ranation %Melt
had been announced first as fixed for Mar, and aftrr
wards for Jude, is now stated to be referred. till

August.
The King left Bright,x on Thursday eight about
10 o'clock, and reached his Palace, in Pall-Mal,
about 4 o'clock next morning. His 51ajeafy is ex-
pected to return to Brighten this et y.
THE iftlYo'll LLITE.—The King vr7terdav WI a
which Levee, was attended by the ftireign Aertitassailora,
the Cabinet Ministers, and a consider:ashe nnmhrr of .
Nobility aixl °entry, several of whom had the honour to ,
kiss hand!. After the Levee, iiia Majesty held an i:ives-
titure of the Order of the Rath, at which Vice-Admiral
Sir Georze Martin was invested with the Insignia of n 4
Knight Orand Cross of the Order, in the room of the .
late Admiral Sir George Campbell. after the invel.ti!nre,
his Mtije.sty held a Privy Connell, at which the Mar-
quess itallarn was sworn in a Member. 1“. • Kin., krt.:-
ceetled to nominate two Sheriffs for the I'n.intv
of
ivick and another County, those prirt.rtl for at a forno
Council not being qualiiied. His 1113 •sty ,;aye
to the Earl of Liverpool, Vi•-conti: r•-iihteritii, the Ear!
of Ashburnliant, the Earl Cathcart. anti the Earl o 1
Harrington. The Court broke up a little before sit.
A portrait of the King, by La.vrenee, presented
his Majesty, is to he put up in the Mansion-Haase of
The Lord Mayor of Dobiin will, it is repotted,
shortly receive the honour of a Baronetage.
General Sir Alexander Campbell, Hart. K. C. a.
appointed Commander.in-thief of the Army ea tbo ,
IMadras Establishment, with his Is nily and suite pro-
reed to that settlement on board the ship Keilie Vas-
tle. Captain Lindsay. •.
At the Election of a Member of Parliament for thts
County of Dumbarton, on Monday last, there appears 1
on calling the roll, for Mr. lifichinan, of Ardoel..
Vice-Lieutenant of the Cotinty, .10 totes, and for Siv
John Culythonn, 11. Mr. linchanen, on retnraing
thank'. declared his principles to be those of the la!:
Mr. Pitt.
By an arrival from Charleston, we have recited at'.-
vices to the 11th nit. The ship Essex, Wiae, a: rived
there from Port-au•Prinee, on the 10th ult. in eigliteoi
days. Three days previously to her sailing, President
Boyer arrived there, from Cape Henry, 16,Ct10
nien, btarides a einupoy of the Life timid< of Ow
Christophe. Illuminations and rejoicings cootintiel
till the sailing of the Essex.
FRANKFORT, Fee. 11.--Though the Journals of
Vienna of the 7th make no mention of the passage of
the Pu, it appears, from private letters, that the fact • •
very well Limiest there. The army will he acennopar.i, :1
by Cointnisaioners of the Allied Powers ; they
I Baton Vincent, for An•strla ; Count Poezo di Borgo,
for Russia ; General Natrtuer, for Prussia ; and Count
playas, for France. It is supposed that Baron Vincent
is designed for the post of Ambassador Extraordinary
at Naples.—(no Flamdc S.)
VIENNA, Ern. 10.—The A ostriaa o.'st rrer, up to
this date, inclusive, does not mention the passage of
the Pu by the Austrian army, or state that orders are
given to that effect : neither has it any news from L•ty-
Inch of a Liter date than the •.!,1 of Feb.—Aria Flan-
ders.) .•
3111. am, Fen. 10.—The left of the Atrtrian otnly
has put itself in motion. On the 25th ult. it passel
through Rurigo. On the 25th also, detachments
arrive d at Legnago and pursued their rout towarie
Mantua, the garrison of which they are to reinC:ree.
The main body of the army u as.ta.have passed the Pu
on the tsth inst. at liorgeforte.—(Pl is Parer.)
NiPt.es.—We have seen the letters presented to the
House of Commons by Lord Castlereagh, and the re-
ports received from his correspondent respecting N.:plea.
We have also read the letter of Capt. ROllll.O to laird
Liverpool, the letter in answer to the note cirenlated in
Oernvine, anti the work entitled Mirror resented ts
his Sicilian Majesty, Great B,itaim mad the Allied Sove-
reigns. lie these it appears, that the Reports received
by Lord Castlereagh are in direct opposition to the
statements of Captain Romeo, verified by successive
facts. We learn that the latter is about to shew to his
Lordabip, to the alluded and to the English nation,
bow the reports tot are at variance with truth,
and that his Lordship has been deceived.
Yesterday the dispatches for Madras, by the siiip
Kettle t•astle, Captain Lindsay, were closed at the East
India House, and delivered to the Purser of that ship.
BLACK Fact %RS IDu v.—A meeting of residents on
the Surrey side was held on Thursday, when it was
resolved to Petition against the propwied tell on this
bridge.

AMERICAN WHALE FISBERY.
[IMMO AN AMERICAN EAPFII .1
Captain Chadwick. from the coast of Peru, areveti
at
Tarpaulin Cove, with two thousand and fifty barrels of oil
The abuts vessel spoke on the South American coast, in
the PAcitico..ean.•2S other American ult.tleneen, hose
joint collection amounted to IS,OOO barrels. We are
gratified to find the fishery pursued with such seal and
success. Whilst the great .tnil profitable trade carried on
by the eastern States with the West Indies is almost en-
tirely destroyed, the loss is likely to be in some no•asure
made up by remoter regions. The whale fishing is ;pin-
ing more attention to the eastward.
OLD Dia Er.7-Tri7;Slohxyva )
The Sessions at the 0111 Bailey closed this morning
when Thos. Green. John Leary, Joseph Staddan, nos
Kirby, Thus Robinson, John Canna h, litarearet
Ciennor, Sarah Smith, Maria Smith, Ann Levitt, httving
I pleaded guilty to the minor offence of having forged
MM in their possesaion, were bentencod to 14 years
transportation.
Martin Stier, Daniel Holloway, Charles Harris,
Richard Hays, James *bane, Robert Kurrig, for life.
Ann Jones, Ann Williams, Edward Driokwater, and
Samuel flowarti, and W. Cooper, 14 years.
Robert Stone. John Bennett, George Keith, W. Whit-
tle, Daniel Douglas, W. %V as, Joseph Pike, Joseph
&lite, Mary 31.1 pas, John Jones, James Hyland, George
Goode, John Robinson, Mary Wilson, Charles Smith.
It. Smith, James Fitt, Thos. Chipp, Elijah Fry, bar.
seven years.
W. Jas. Layton, six months in the House of Correc-
tion, well whipped. and kept to herd labour.--Rd. Lees.
John Hall, Jas. Hafts, and W. Henderson, three mond.,
in the House of Correction, and hard labour..-J.
rani, and Rob. Roach, six months ditto, and hard la-
hoar.--Mark Until, Rob. M•Kride, W. Jones, and Wil-
liam Watts, twelve months ditto, twice publicly whipped,
and kept to hard labour.—These are part of the iteacto
Gang.
DRAM—George Barry, highway robbery t W.
Powell, ditto ; Rob. Mott, forgery ; John Collins. Meld-
ing in a dwelling-house ; Sam. Young, for buff=
John Oodliman, H. Robinson. Thos. Doling, A
Mil.ocklan, Jos. Kitsall, and Jos. Pitcher. for stsrallhii•
a dwelling-house; Kdw. Parson', W. Dawson, mat W.
Messenger,_ faults( forged notes.
Rascua GA/ie.—Jos. Stanley. John Harris, alias tag-
lock, George Huris, alias Say folk, and W. Hart.