The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-05-16 00:00:00

NAVAL INTEL LIGEXCE.

DEAL, Mar 15.—Arrived,and sailed for the River, thi
Burradile • VansiUart, Cowan (late Dalr) inple);
Marquis Camden, [lsaias ; and Princess ChariOtte of Walm,
Grible, from Bombay and China ; alsu the ti wan, L) gm, front
Havaanah.—Came down from the Riser, and 'ohm% tin
Essex, Robertson, for Bourdasua ; Juno, Pritchard; and
Albion, —, for Jamaica : the litter remains.

Haim:cu. MAT 15.—Arrived the Earl Leicester packet.
from Cuxhaven; and Prince of Orange dittc, for lloliknd ;
each with • mail.
POIITARIOCTII. MAT lb.—An:red the Ariadne, Pitt, from
Palermo ; and Prince Sale Coburg, Smith, from Madeira.
The latter spoke. on the 18th instant, h lat. Q. M. long. b.,
a brig. sttppored to be a Falmoeth packet, with torn of fore-
top-mast, jib-bbom, &e.—Snlled the Trio, Smith, for Hail ;
and the Charlotte, Classon, fog .Irehartgel.
PLYMOUTH, MAT 14.—Arrived of this port the Arladne,
Pitt, from Chita Vecchia, for London; SWAP and Letitia,
Jones. from Leghorn ; Marquis Camden, and Primers Char-
lotte of ki'alev, from Bombay and China.
Fshuot:Tu, Max l3.—.trrived the Four Friends,
for London.—Sailed the Duke of Marlborough paektt, lye
Lisbon; Wilsitighant packer. for ditto and Braztiv; end tha
Princess Elizabeth packet; for Amman': all with swill ;
also sailed she Mutsu. tiny. for Henan and Miransiehi ;
sad Union, Head, for Waterford.
Linares's., MAT VS.—Arrived the EriphrlSM Broder"
from New York.--Sailed the Heresies, Kerala, for BOW
Alehrosist. Nevereon, for St. Visitant's; Douro, kismet, for
Oporto; and esaar..Worml, fo) Newlboadtaad.

REVENUE OFFICER!! ADJUDGED TO OE BAD
JUDGES OF REVENUE ARTICLES.

On Wednesday last, the 14th May instant, the
Commissioners of Appeals gave their Goal decision in
the case of Roger Coleman spinet Joseph QueLeh,
grew, South lireat lieorge-street. be nature of the
appeal was one of peculiar singularity, sni this singu-
larity created much interest. On Saturday, the 21th
day of October, 1818, certain officers of his Majesty's
Revenue entered Mr. Queich's house, and seised one
chest of tea as spurious tea. A trial took place be-
fore the Commissioners of Customs, which coniinu•d

fur several days, when they, after bearing trident:, o;
both sides, pronounced judgment that the tea was
genuine as imported into this country from the India-
house. Against this judgment the scitieg-otficers ap-
pealed, and during the present and two last terms,
the Commissi.mers of Appeals were occupied, day
after day, in hearing the arguments of Counsel. The
unanimous judgment of the Court was this day pm-
flounced, confirming the judgment of the Court below,
and establishing that the tea was genuine, and fait ly
imported from the sales at the India-house, aad or-
dering the tea to be restored to Mr. Quelch. We for-
b -sr to wake any remark upon the injury that Mr.
Quelch must have suffered in property, feelings, and
character, from this business, as we uudentand there
is an action pending.—(DoLlia EtteAhsg Part.)
We are sorry to say M. N. Rothschild, Esq. lays
dangerously' ill at his country-bones at Stamlord-hill.
His Majesty's ship V igo(Adisiral Lembo's), Captain
Brown, arrived at Madeira on the llth alt., and sailed
the 14th, fur Tenerife and Nt. Helena.
His Majesty's ship Tribane arrived at Masleim on
the 23d ult., from Plymouth ani sailed the thtb, for
llarbadoes.

BRIONION, MAT 15 ...Our town perhaps was never
mote completely under the dominion of dullness, than
at present—no bustle in the streets—tbe dandies even.
may parade them without the fear of a jostle to Jujus.
their stays, or to discompose their habiliments—the
tavern bells are silent—sod the digs eonsequently
without an overflow of customers; and Be great change
of scene may be expected mita after the King's Coro-
nation, and it shall be his .Majesty's pleasure to return
to his Palate here. We have, however, the altisfac-
tion to state, that the arriv.ls of last week greatly ex-
ceeded the departnres.---The rontraband traders, it
seems, have recently adopted anew Frsetice. by which
they derive more profit from informations (e loch they
themselves are privy to) than from the safe &Leery so'
their goods to their ordinary customers.— Our boats
continue to furnish ns with a good sap p4p of fist-isk
but as yet they have not been very sureessisti with
their mackerel tuts.
A living animal, of the Antelope giorriel. called
Nhe, having the heed of a row. the meow of a horse,
and the hind part resembling that of a setae. •ea
brought to England in the Mamma. foam the tips of
toodd Ho,:e. Towne ani-nal. are inhabitants's samthara
Africa, bat very rarely to be met with. 'I he nue new
brought home bettor; to Lori R

1111. S.