The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-28 00:00:00

MILTON CRAVEN MEETING.

(We har•e been obliged to postpone, till this lay, th•
itmertion of Wed ne.da) s sport, fur want of room.)

74 taco 93.
Ilf1) Pounds for horses, &e. of all sties: mares allowed Mb.
Heats. one mile arts half.

Mr. P. Watt's br. c. by rc:beres, /1-)n old.
(J. ('arter)
Mr. /frondling's b c. b)• On ;Ile, 3-yrs old, 7st 1
Mr.laer's b c. by Fitz-Teasle, 4-yrs old,
no. 4:b.
Mr. W. Howard's eh. 1. Miss Blanch, by Hen-
eirrskelf, >i-yr► 01.1, Ilst. lllb 4 0 3 4
Msior flower's Dr. 1 Purity Molly, it-yrs ul4,
Ont. lllb. ; 3 0 dr
Jto 4 on Mr. ftrandling's colt : after the first heat. 3 to I
he woo; after 114 dead Lent. 6 to 4 on Mr. Watt's colt.
Thr Members' Purse of MC for horses, ac of all ages.—
Two-mile heats.
Mr. T. Syke.'s It c. Mr. Speaker. 4-)rs old. SW. 61b.
(T. Nichol:on,
Mr. F. Watt', b. f. bb Cerberws, 1-yrs old, Vet. 71b V
Mr. J. Fewster's ch. c. by President, 3-yrs aid, 6sl -
101 b 4
Mr. Hell's b c. Alfred. 4-yrs old,Elst.l6b

S to 4 oast Alfred. sad 7 ou 4 agst Mr. Speaker.
Major Bower's br. ft Hubby Molly. by Ploughboy. recd.
ft. frost Mr. J. Gilbert's br. h. 50ga each. b.

NAI'AL INTELLIGENCE.

MAL, MARCH t!7.—Arrired, and 'tailed fot the Ricer,
the Mary, !Lacey, from St. Thuntast.s.—Put back the
Rglintoun. Law, lot Tobago ; and !rig, Casey, fur .la
maica ; the Hercul,s, Molander, trout Alicant, for tied...
gut un shore this morning on the (ittoilw :;and, but
was got off again, with loss of rudder, anclior,anti cable,
and ii now in Hatn.gate harbour.
Fire o'clock.—A large ship is just brought up• .up.
povii to be an East Indianian, from India : particular
unknown.

PORTSMOUTH!, MARCH 27.—Arrived the ft
vessels frmn London ;—Viscount Fin...wilt. tor St.
Anders Tropic. Bandford, for Barhadoes: twist of
Marlbru". Jeffery, for the Cape of linod Hope : Sarah,
Hunter, fur Tem-rifle ; Levant Star, Howard. fur 'rime
rifle, and seseral coasters.—Put back the Concordia,
layman, for lienoa.—Cante into harbour his slwjefty's
ship Sappho, to be paid off.
Hamsnave, Wan 37.—Arrived the ('y. net, Bar-
row, frum St. Michael's, fur London. with lu's of :taller
and ruble; and Bottle Verwagting, Wahl. hum Ham-
burgh, for Madras!, also with !um of anchor .cd
cable.
. Carts, &Liam Y.—The Barra, from Virginia, got
on shore this morning in ('hat Bay. 'there she 1.11
close in shore. The farmers are dist barging her cargo.
and report her to be in a very dangerous situation. •
PLYMOUTH. MARCH 26.—Artiyed the Princess !Loyal.
Arklay ; and Mary, Taylor, horn Sierra Leone.
LIVICRPOOL, MARCH 26.--Arriccd the Atir“ra. Earle.
from Calcutta; William and Mary. Barney. from Bahia;
and Yunng Hero, Wilson, from Varzinia.
PENTANCT, MARCH 25.—Arrived the Agennr:ll, Hall;
from ((amity, for Dublin, with her pump chocked
31101 leaky, anti must discharge to repair.
FALMOUTH. MARCH 25.—Arrired the Dohs of "%lad-
borough packet, with a mail from (jabot', in 13 days.
A ship is about nine miles off the harbour, .apposed to
be the Walsingham packet, front the Mediterrantao.
Ittitratri, MARCH 25. --The Mary and il•mry, front
Charleston to (hemlock, and Mary from Alexandria to
iilasdow, got on the hanks in the Solway Vieth on the'
23.1 instant • the former got off yesterday with little
damage. and sailed with a pilot last night; the latter is'
water-logged sml on her beam-ends, and It ill be a total
wreck ; crew saved. The ships were decent td by the
new lights na the Isle of Man, and took the wrong side'
of the Mull of Oalloway.
Nowt% Sntehns, Matt.ti 25 —The.inno, Brand, from
Moutrose. got upon the Herd Sand yesterday, hut was
afterwards got off by assistance from this plate with the'
life-boat.

Cashmere shawls were lately sold at atirtion in •
this city as high as three hundred and twenty dollar,
a piece: We note this a singular commentary on the
times, and for an article of were luxurv.—(.Vetc Fork.
Adrethser.)
SUBSTITUTE FOR COFFEF.--7 he P.altirisore
Morning C'lstrmicle mentions, that a merchant of Phila-
delphia retails forty bushels of roasted rye per week as
a substitute fur toffee. Ti,e ('hronir,e silds—" Rye
coffee is much used in B thiamine already, and we bare
nu Uoubt the more gencially it is know:., the inure the .
sub ite will be adopted, and economy of this kind,
and at this time, deserves to he patruni,nl.
Two clergymen entering in at conversation, the
one lamented the little power rreachirg mid admo-
nition hail towards reil.iiming his parishioners front
their vices. To whirls the other replied. he had been '
more lucky; fur lie hail made many ut :Lew proselyte%
to the three cardinal s irtues, namely, Dope, 404
Repentance. .%)e.- says the other, you hate i'.,ern
very fottunate indeed : hut pray by what weans d'.:l you
bring them to so happy a conversion: ' Ulm" aa.
swered the obi r. •• by hurritAing their ,motley; for bait
they notftith iu me that I. should repay them, they bad ,
not lent it : after I Itad been indebted to them some
time, they hoped I viivold return it ; tint now they know
I cannot repay them, the y heartily ..epost they ever lens
it cue.''

The Chairing- ul Sir rranris Porde,' anti Mr. Hob-
house *sill not. it is said. t4mi: plate •htfore Ear*.
Monday. Shout.' ibis be the fart, the ceremony 04
t►at day will print au tonal! drait 16.14. k t.. tt.r ktiett,laft•
on the sports ut tirevunii.b.hill and Epping .
The poll for the-county of Middlesex mist, in ens* r
plianee with the Act of Parliament, be kept open on •
Frilarsext (Vinod Friday). is the sane manner as on t
other-dayswf the election; the Art tering no pewee tes
the Sliertift to sojourn ,the pc2.l over that day. .