The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-10-12 00:00:00

NAVAL INTI4:LIAGENCE.

FOrTnIOUTIII OCT. 11.—Yesterday arrived the
Providence, hum London for the Cape and
Madras ; the Hope, Rees, from do. for Bilboa, with
loss of main•topmast.—Sailed the John transport,
for Chathem.—To.day arrived the Neptune, --,
from Norway, out three weeks ; Lord Suffield,
Brown, from London for Calcutta ; and some out.
word.bound vessels, coasters end colliers.
Pr.valourn, Oct. 10—Yesterday came in the Prin.
case Royal,. Arkley, from London for Sierra Leone,
leaky.— Sailed the Sappho, Hall, from India for
London ; and Minerva transport, Jennings, for
Chatham.—The vessel that upset off the Eddystone
on the 23d ult. is supposed to have been the Triumph,
Dunn, of Menagissy, from Falmouth, with corn,
bound to the Eastward, part of her stores having
been picked up at sea.
Farmourit, Oct. B.—Arrived the American ship
Perna's°, 3011118, from Richmond, and is pet ender
quarantine, having the typhus fever on board.
OCT. 9. Arrived the Calstock, Lewis, from Swan.
sea. with loss of mainmast, having been run foul of
off the Manacles last night by a ship, supposed to be
the Coromandel store.ship, from Portsmouth for Rio
Janeiro.
DEAL, OCT. 11.—Yesterday arrived, and sailed
for the River, the Prince Regent, Clifford, from
Bengst ; Orwell, Modal, from St. Vincent's; Nep..
tone, Cow ham, from Jamaica, in ten weeks; Princess
Mari, fiom liqvre ; Amity,- Dean, from Petits-
burgh for Bristol ; and Christians, from
Christiana for Portsmouth.--Today came down
from the River, end remain, the Protector, Pyles,
for Norfolk ; and Vittoria, for Leghorn.
LivenpooL, Orr. 9.—The Charlotte, Forams,
from hence for Newry, with coals and timber, is
lost off the Ortoshead crew saved.—The Sally,
Watson, from hence for Charleston, was spoke with
on the 16th September, in lat. 31. long. 6. 3. She
had experienced a severe gale on the 29th of Angola,
which lasted 16 hours, but had received no damage.
—Arrived the Fame, Ormond, from Berbice ; sailed
the 27th August ; on the 28th September, in lat. 44.
51. long. 29. 19. fell in with the American brig
Nowlan, off and from Philadelphia for
Dublin, full of water, tookk, out the crew, Oil in
number, and three passengers.

NEW ORDER OF KNIGIITIIOOO.--A new Order
of Knighthood is on the tapir, and waits only the
completion of their Majesties at Arms, to be offi.
daily proclaimed. Its title, we understand, is the
Order of Civil Merit, of which the PRINCE REGENT
Will no doubt be the Sovereign.
DRUttar-LANE TIII:AIRE.—The popularity of this
house seetes reviving. On Saturday the audience
were the most nemeroos we have seen since the com-
mencement of the season. The play was well suited
in its leading character to attract a large assemblage,
for it was Sir Giles Overreach, and Mr. Keats in
that character. We need not dilate upon his per.
formance. It is sufficient to say that he gave on this
as en other occasions an effective display of his won.
derful powors. The farce of The Weathercock
• brought forward a new performer in Tristana Fickle. !
This Gentleman, whose name is WCARTY, and who,
we understand,, comes from the Coburg Theatre,
where he had acquired considerable celebrity, proved
himself possessed of sufficient vivacity to give effect
to all tie eat ravagaucies it was his duty to represent.
Though we may have witnessed a greater display of
versatility in the part, we never saw the transition
. from the Quaker to the Beau more adroitly managed;
and this occulting, as it did, at the close of the piece,
was decisive of ,uccess, and united the whole house
In a tumult of approbatiou.
On Saturday last, as Mr. Bowles, of Spalding,
accompanied by his nephew, on a whit, was taking
the diversion of shooting near Crowlattd, the dogs
sprung a covey of partridges, which took shelter in
an adjoining close. The nephew, in his eagerness to
mark, jumped over a hedge, Mr. B. fillowing,
with his piece cocked ; a bramble caught hold of the
' trigger, the consequence was, the piece went off, end
lodged the contents in the body of the youth, who
was only 16 years of age. He was convoyed to
Crossland, and surgical assist:thee obtained. The
young man languished in excruciat:ng Pale fur four
hours and died.
Several vessels from the Mediterranron, with CRT.
goes of beans, have been seized at tli. Custom-house,
for a violation of the Navigation La As, the artwle
being the produce of Turkey, end thetrfore not al-
lowed to be imported. A Deputation of Gentlemen
interested in them have waited on the Lords of the
Treasury, and presented a long Petition, in witich
they represented, that the violation of the Navigation
Laws arose from ignorance of the subject, Red
• prayed the release of the vessels in question. The
Lords of the Treasury have net, however, yet come
to any decision ; but it was intimated that a favoer.
able determination may be expected shortly.
We are requested by Mr. Berm AM, the Secretary
• of` the Eagle Insurance Company, to stake, that
Policies, expiring at Michaelmas, may be, renewed
• within 15 days from that period, eitliar in Cortihill,
or the Haymarket, where Annuities are granted and
porthased, and 'every description of Life and Fire
Insurance effected, on the most equitable terms.—
N. B. An allowance for Rent of Premises destroyed
by Fire as heretofore.
The Emeline, Percey, from New Orleans to
'Trinidad, was upset by a whirlwind ou the t9th of
June, and lost.
CORN EXCHANIE, OCT• 124—Whea t
rader exceedsy dull
at a reduction of 4*. on the prices of that
dw .irley 4
n decline of 44.-13eans 21. dearer.—White Peas 54. cheaper.-
Oats at last Mpoduy's priers.—ln other articles no alteratioit.
WWII (isogilth) .... 10 64 Grey Peas .64i74 70
New ditto
Ditto (Foreign) .... 72 88 Old do. .... ........ 1
ye 56 62 lickdo
A 68 74
Barley .... 44 66 ruts .....
New. ...
Dian .76 86 Poland d 0..... ....a- 34 16
White Peas 6B 'lt I Feed do ............. .30 St
New ditto.... — 1 Fine F10ur.......... 65 711
60 65
Ditto Bts oik ... 74 78 i Seconds.. .
kllatillEl.l.4 klAltKliTs OCT. 11.
To cut the offal, per same at Mos.
Beer .... C. 041. to fis. 64. I Head of CAmtla thladlST
Mallon ..41. an to bs. 6d. Beasts
Veal ... 43- OA. tc 6a. fut. Sheep and Webs 16.540
Pork .. .C. Od. to 6s. fitt. Calve. .... ...••... 1p
Lamb-- Os. 04. to Is. 04. Pies •• • • ... • .41. • • Mx. . a.• WU
HAY-SIMI,KET
Ray ...... 31. op. 04. to 81. fis. Od.
Closer .... 61. Os. Od. to 91. 10s. Od.
Wow • ••• 21. ss. .041• to • al. Os. lid.
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