The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-03-28 00:00:00

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THE STA'

enrolled themselves in Committees, merely to serve
their friend. by giving warts. He bad paid for
pest-chaise 00001. and also for ribbauds 10001.; to
correct this evil was highly necessary. Mr. Hall
conloclod in moving that a deputation of ive voters
and the Chairman, should wait on Sir Robert Wilson
with the above Resolutions, for his acceptance, on
Friday morning. The following Gentlemen were
appointed accordingly, Messrs. Ault, Street, Wood:
ward. Blocky, Mote, and Lesser.
The Thank. of the Meeting were then voted to
the Chairman for his impartial conduct.
In pursuance of the above Resolution, the Gen-
tlemen deputed waited upon Sir Robert iVilson, at
his house in George-street, Berkeley-square, yes-
terday (Friday) when Sir Robert accepted of the in-
vitation. A spirited canvass will in consequence
mediately commence throughout the Boroegh.

NA VAL INTELLIGENCE.

DEAL, MAUCH W.—Sailed last evening, after pest,
and early this morning, the outward-bound East and
West Indismen, coasters and colliers, &c. for their
different destinations, wish a fine breeze at North,
except the Lady Carrington, which ship remains to
repair her t..dder.—Arrived the Wakefield, Aaron,
from London f,,r Antwerp, all well ; she was obliged
to tan Into the Dawns last night, it blowing strong
from the N. E.—Came down from the River and
sailed, the Fame, Wilson, for Grenada ; and Ridley,
Ridley, for Trieste.—Several yawls are coming oda
of Runlets Piers, and are now passing through the
Downs.
Five o'Cr.ocu.—Remain his Majesty's ship Severn,
and lady Cirritlion lodi tows.
Pottzastouvu, Mattel' 57.—.-The *it'd having got
round to the N. N E. it is all bustle in the Roat!,,
and the nut ward-bound will probably be all off ere
the morning should the wind hold.—S tiled the Castle
Huntley, Ilippolyta, Recovery, and Briton, for
Bengal ; Tottenham, with convicts, for New South
Wales; Bombay Merchant, for Bombay; Camden,
for Batavia ; Cape. Packet; for the Cape of Good
Hope ; Juno, for ditto; Comet, for the South Seas ;
Pluto., for Montserrat ; Equity. for the South Seas ;
and the whole of the oetward-boond, except the
Isabella, Wallis, for New South Wales ; Priucess
Charlotte, for Tobago ; and the Prince Regent and
Europe, for Bengal.
Fauttoutn, M A RCU 25.--3 siled the Prince Ernest
packet, with a Mail for Lisbon ; Steamer packet,
with a Mail for Gibraltar and Malta; and Osborne.
packet, with a Mail for the Islands ; and his Ma-
jesty's ship Lee and Dwarf cutter,-on a cruise.
COWLS, MARCO '27.—EtzvEN O'CLOCK—The
Castle Huntley Indianian is now passing the Castle,
with a fait wind at N.E.
Hammitt, Matecti '27.—Arrived the Earl of Lei-
miter packet, with a Mail from Holland.
Doves, MARCH V.—Arrived off this port the
Marchioness of Ely outwatd.bound East Indiamen ;
also arrived the Wylam, Robinson, from Newcastle
for the Brazils, with loss of anchor and cable, and
her bowsprit sprung, in consequence of having been
run fool of in the Downs.

The Ganges, Brown, bound to New York, ran o►►
shore in going out of dock at Liperpool on Wedoes.
day, and has eight feet water in her bold. She has
retnrned into dock to discharge•
The Alcyon, Wardster, bound to Philadelphia,
ran on shore at Liverpool uu Wednesday, and must
discharge.

Miss KELLY has been exceedingly attractive at
the Manchester Theatre, so mach so, as to induce her
to enter int, other provincial en(sgemeuts, which will
probable detain her in the costar, until the opening
of the English Opera.hoes#.
Mr. Hoard completed his twenty-sixth day at the
match of 1000 miles in 10(X) boars, on Tuesday, and
was going on well.
The fight between Painter and Spring will take
phce nest Wednesday, a considerable distance from
London, far 200 guineas. Six to four on Painter.
gAceiLEcat.—A few nights since, the Parish Church
of Charlton, in Kitt, was broken open, and robbed
of the pulpit and desk hangings, the altar cloths,
velvet cushions, and trimmings, with the gold lace,
the Communion table-cloths, the napkins, the der-
opium's gown, scarf, surplice, &c. and the large
Prayer Books belonging to the reading and clerk's
desks.
Thursday was the Second Day of Drawing of the
State Lottery, and the following Capitals (all drawn
that day)were sold by Rim :
4.706.... n Prize nf....X30,0120,
In 16 Si 'went tit.

No. 7,321, First Wink, entitled to Four Pipes of '
Port of Port Niue, sold iu 1 Quarter, 3 Eighths, and
6 Sizteeenths.
1,016 . . it 1,000 5438.. ......... .. :...111110
11.138 I too I 9.606 . . YOU
15.340.1.... e 4OO 19.850 ...500
6,814 St t) 12.4411 SO
9,191 sOO 15.722 IMO ,
12.359 SuO 16,331 lll.
1.3,539.4 MO the. ere. •
Btsn also sold Orton on the first day of the pre.
Not lottery)—
No. 6.963, First Blink, entitled to the fir.tt Fuse
Pipes of Port Wine,sold in 2 Quarters, 2 Eighthslaili
4 Siateentha. 1
3,107 a Prize of .....E5,000
11.771 ....£1,000 3.002 X3lO
3,817 5%11 5.051 ..... ... .. .... sed
12,:10 5OO 5,075
t 863 4OO I 11.605 3.lti
11,958

The Capitals are divided into so many Shares, and
gone to such an immense number of places, that they
are too nemerous to specify particulars • but after the
Lottery it over, T. Blur will state where they have
been sold, awl he hopes to add the remaining Two
of 230,000, and other Capitals, to hia already splen-
did List. .
The fortunate Holders may receive their Money on
demaud on npplicatiou at BlM's Offices, 4, Camila!,
we 9, Charing-cress ; and those persons entitled to
'the Wine may order it of any merchant they think
proper, and T. Limn will immediately discharge the
bill for the same.
Tile last day bill be 'Monday, the 91h of April,
caber the Two Prises of £30,000, and 35 other
,Capitals, which yet :main in the Wheel, oust be
dawn.