The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-09-22 00:00:00

N, SEPT. 21.

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- This afternoon, some excellent sport is expected
to take place on our race course. Several stakes and
matches will be run for, by horses belongitig to the
0-ficers of the 9th Regiment of Lancers.
Two schooners have arrived from Bristol, withco.
goes of Beth.stone for the Pavilion, and 'the remain.
br of the s'one ornaments for the minor mintierett,
-that are raised at the angles of the large Kremlin
olunerets in the centre. The scaffolding is struck
round the north roinnerets, and the lesser ornaments
displayed • beauty of architecture, which is waiver.
sally admired. We are happy to teem, that the'front
of the Pavilion will be faced with 134th.sione, for
which purpose upwards of 1,000 tons are freighting
for this place.

The name of the person who lately Tescaed tit
young lady, while bathing at Hose• is Sawyer; ho
received ten pounds for the timely attlstanceho had
recdered, as we before big ted, and bil bar not only
been rewarded with double that seen' since, list tt.
friends of the young Lady have alannimeed their is.
tendon of extending their bounty to his family, con.
sisting of a wife and five children. The machine,
now appears, had, from a sodden declivity of thebesch,
found its way into the water soon after the yolk{
Lady entered it, and before the solitary attendlot
had retired. The man, who coatd not swim, finding
it impossible to bring the unwieldy carriage back
wilhoutwassistance, berried over the beach to Ilen
in quest of it. Sawyer was in the public-house there,
and hastened to the water's edge on learning what bad
happened. The machine, upset and on its side, had
floated some way to sea by this time, and the peg
Lady was beheld clinging to one of its wheels to pre•
serve herself from perishing. Sawyer, who is agood
swimmer, instantly plunged into the water, sad cea.
trived to lift her on the wheel, where show securely,
and then roared lustily for a boat. A small boat was
at length procured, but further time elapsed before
oars could be foond ; but these, at length, wets
forthcoming. The patience of Sawyer being neatly
eahausted by these delays, and perceiving his via
loable charge in a tolerably safe position, be swat
hack to the shore, jumped into the boat, compelled
all others to retire, sculled the skiff himself, and,
closely wrapped up in her flannel dress, with little
difficulty took the trembling young Lady onboard.
A large roquelaire coat was in readiness for her at the
water's edge, and with this Sawyer enveloped her
ere he would suffer any one to approach the bolt
The different articles of her dress were floating is alt
directions, and scarcely any of those have been sisal
recovered. The young Lady sustained no injury,
and her gratitude to pour Sawyer may well be lma
gined.

NEW SouTn WALE,l.—Letters have been receked
from Sydney Cove, dated 10th and llth of March;
they represent the Colony in a flourishing state. The
only difliculy which had of tate been experienced Ifni
a slight falling off of eorinf..wbich had bovieier been
amply made amends for By the importations frog
England and India: The trade of the Colony Ilse
rapidly increasing, and 'forge salt:Works had been
established by an eminent settler, which promised to
turn out as beneficial to the individual speculator al
to the Settlement at large. The Governor was pre•
paring to return to this country.
The Norwegian Diet hag rejected, by a large ma•
jority, the proposition made to that Body by the
Swedish Government, fur changing some Articles of
the Constitution.
A mercantile establishment, in the course of bud-
'mess received a one pound note from the Bank of
England, stamped as macro; but, relying upon be
correctnuss heir own judgment in the matter, they
sent it back to the Btnk, persisting that it was a good
and valid note. The Bank, thereupon, repliedv
`6 On re.inspection, it appears to be a genuine note,
and, therefore, [ enclose you one of the like value
'[he Northumberland, of 74 guns, bee been peg
off .t Sheerness by Captain WAI.I•EIt, and re.cont•
a?iuioned by Capt. Sir Micuatrt, Scrucotin•