The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-11-13 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Poarsuomt, Nov. 12. Arrived yesterday the
Sarnarang, a country ship, from Bengal, and sailed
for the River ; and the Wilkrky, Mullin, from lla.
liras, with her main-mast sprung.—Sailed yesterday
the Martial and Columbo, for SNeernes4, to be paid
off.—Sa4led to-day the illermene, Sphynx, and Tor-
toise, to the Eastward.
Haftwicu, Nov. 11.—Sailed the Leicester packet,
for Holland; Lark packet, for Cuxhaven ; and the
Charlotte packet, for Gottenhurgh, all with Mails.
PLystotrn, Nov. 11.—Came in tin. Salisbury
man of war, from Newfoundland, bearing the flag of
Admiral Sir. R. K'ats.—Sailed the Levant, on a
cruize.

F.trAtouTu, Nov. 10.—Arrived the Elizabeth,
from PI mouth, for Oporto ; Wit Nam Smith, from
Cork ; man of war brig, name unknown ; Ameri.
can brig 7'riran, from New Orleans, in sixty.nine
days.—Sail-r1 the Berwick, Gtitliths, for Barhadoes.
DEAL, Nov. 12.--Come down from the River, a
large fleet of outward-bound merchantmen, and re-
main with the ships in the Downs as per last.—Ar-
rived the Neptune, from Ramshey ; Sovereign,
Fnste, from Moto., ; Eagle, Dennison, from Bahia;
and the Swift, Tankelay, from Malaga, for Leith.

The Tredgar, that was on shore on the rocks near
Muglie, has been got otf, and proceeded for Lon.
don.

The Higginson Senior, Strom', Master, from
St. Andrew's, for Demerara, struck on a sun Len
rock about 60 miles south of the former place, and
it is feared she will be lost.
The brig Adventure, Bridgman, Master, of Dart-
mouth, was lost on the 2lth of September, at the
entianceof Fogo Harbour. The Nlaster and crew,
consisting of eleven men, all drowned.

ADVCRTI4EMENT.—A Reward of 50 Guineas is
offered by Messrs. COOPER and Co., Surgeons, of
Charlotte-(louse, Blackfriars'-road, for the dis-
covery of the Author of a Letter sent to the
111e.lical Board. We have seen it; the language
is that of a Quaker, and bears the Walworth
Post-mark—a more scurrilous arid invective in-
strument we have nerr•r witnessed, and hope, for
the honour of the Profession, it will not prove
the effusion of a Medical Mao—if so, it must
aria, from a grovelling jealousy at seeing a Soalety
of independent Gentlemen, of the first respectabili-
ty. appropriuting a large portion of their time in al-
leviating the distresses of individuals, aho may have
consulted men ignorant of the Profession : we are
at a loss to conceive the cause for such a libel. Per-
haps some of the Author's patients have expe-
rienced relief from the Medical Board. We are au-
therised to state, that Surgeon COOPER and Co. Are'
consulted every morning until nine o'clock, and from
twelve till eight precisely.

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