The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-23 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELutiENCE.

Met" Ocr. *2. —Wind Eisterly. Arrived the Rio Packet,
Bribet.fro-a aarebro'.
• PotEramorsis, OCT 21.—Wind F.S.E. Put in by contrary
Vines, the Alliance, I,:n,trout, from Aileant; Sires, Barge-
• sae, f oni 1) tt..; Sihson, I/ethics •, Comet. M Pher-
o•- "••elara;Thrtis, Inv tz, Alemvl; Pine. Anson, Chaidean,
from Cork. Sailed the Hem, Canening, from
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'II Tl, Ocr. 21.—Wind E. Arrived the Cognac, Bar-
tnn, Irma Core'.le; Welehlrill, WlNTell' Malaga; Charente,
Campbell, en.irrlite, iu 14 days; and Romulus, Crawford,
from Que' ea
VAL/1 tint Ocr. !I.—Wind E. Arrived the Diane, Joy,
from Leghorn; livOthery, Ilingston. Malaga. in 90 days, for
with lots of knlwarks and stancheons; Brothers. Ri-
, cuarda, from Charente, in 0 days; Active, Lord, and William
end M,ry. Wily* from Dijon; also the French ehasse mares,
Paul aid Virginia, from Rouen.

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CAPTAIN PA ILK Y.
(FRom A nammim ?APRIL)
. . . _

We regret to learn, that a distinguished officer, who has jail
rettaned to his country, slier a long aosence on a diataat and
perhous expedition. has exiorienced since his return borne a
shock more fate: in histappiness than could have been inflicted
on trim in the inhospitable regions from which he has just
escaped. We hear that a beaatiftd, lovely, and accomplished
• young lady, who had exchanged with Ike gallant officer in
question a *refuel ritmige of utinderable attachment previous
to hie embarking 011 jtic ihragerous enterprise, end the premise
of an immediate Usi IsMour..ble union on his return, Ms,
/truing his absence, CsritottiM the pledge she had given, and af-
forded reason to believe that the gallant (Meer is no longer
the favour. it obj. et of her 61G-clines. On the arrival of this
distinguished officer London, i.e hastened, after the
first discharge of his politic duty, and drove with sit unaltered
attachment end fond anxiety to the lady's house, in the neigh-
bourhood of Portland place, to pay his frit atteetions to the,
object of 'his highest esterin, and ree her eortgratulatiose
on Lie site return; but, to his surprise Gild sorrow. he feesd
that the house had hero for some time shut up, and that the Ifs.
. will bad quitted London ; and upon further inquiry he teemed
*I some change hrd occurred with respect to the affections of
tite'efifef ohje,t of his snlivih.de, which made it advisable that
• he should eadesv,mr to eraitii•Ate from his mind all recollection
of her pi-fr and iidliteliee over hit heart. So severe
has been yds shock to the brave efficer, who could smile at the
horrtri and d ing.rs of a frieid zone, that he hes continued ever
•since this disco i i-ry in stet' an unhappy state, as to seclude
.himself from the society of all his friends, who have in vain en-
deavoured to ode him on the unhappy occasion, and enter-
tain-some fears ur serious consequences to his health.
We were gratified to learn that Captain Parry was much
better lest night. Ile lost 3 ; ounces of blood yesterday, by
which Le was Really relieved, and his medical attendants are
now of opinion tint a few days will place him entirely out of
dant".

The Fury and Hecht Discovery Ships arr:ved of Gravesen I
Tuesday atzernoon, and proceeded directly to Galleon's Reach,
abrre their guns and asainutition wou:d he removed, and then
, e ships pi oi red to Deptford. The number of persons to cou-
•gratulate them ou their arrival was immense.
On ttl,; same day, 'Thursday last, and hour of Capt. Parry's
(Commander of the North West expedition) landing at Whitby,
Mrs. Johnston, wife of Capt. Johnston, of the Altuwell, Ocean-
' lend ship, belougine to that port, was delivered of a fine girl,
whit+ was named Ann Parry Johnston, in honour of that cele-
brated navigator.