The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-31 00:00:00

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NAUTICAL INTBLLIGRNCE.

The Danish ship &ile, Thrane, front Copetamt
for St. Croix, arrived at Dartmouth loth inst. eitliV,
rudder damaged, loss of sails, and leaky.
The John litawford, Ferguson, from Malaga la IL,
Clyde, which was on shore at Holyloch, has been isti
with damage. Cargo nearly all damaged.
A boat, having on its stern .6 William of Dombartalk-
containing the deed body of a man, supposed to We._
to the William, from Cork to Glasgow, waspidtte
off Ayr on Thursday.
The Resolution, Martin, from St. John's, N.B to
Glasgow, was on shore near A heroch on Thursday. she
ran foul of the Avon, Jones, front Waterford to Deti,
Pool, and carried away her foremast, bowsprit, Iv% the
atter was carried into Pwllsely on Saturday. The Kt,
solution it was expected would be off the
sprint.
The Cashentlen. Stewart, from Belfast to BallTaiiti4
was stranded in Cushenden Bay, 2:011 inst.
The Clyde, Greig, front St. Petersburg to Lesite
put into Copenhagen 13th inst. in a leaky state, ay
would be obliged to discharge.
The Isabella, Bishop, front St. Petersburg's to
ran on shore on A nholt 11th inst. but was got off with.%
damage, and proceeded.
Drat, (h 29, SP. M.—The Isabella, Simpson ad
the Vittoria, Hearn, for Jamaica, have jut random
gone to leeward.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 27.—1 t lIRA blown a nil` all last
night, and the greater part of this day. ‘l'indX.lV. to
N. N.W. The shipping in Carrick Bowls*, it sit
well. The Dick, Harrison, drifted from her sati,,v,.
but brought up again all well,—a pilot boat iseatm,„
assistance.

11111%1(11, ()CT. 29.—The Valiant, Ferriman, from
London to Jamaica, is arrived here, with the icoistaue
of a smack, with the loss of her rudder, having bees s•.
on the Kentish Knock on l'hurstlar ev.•oing last 111,4,
has been picked up off the Long laud, and loon!lit is
here by • smack, • log of mahogany, about 1; fr,•t leaf
and '_'• inches square, marked on one coil 'MW sad
on the side X 219' 1111ItioriPti to lie part of the lie.
bert's cargo, wrecked off 31argate. The smack alw
sailed through a great number of staves.
31. t MITE, OCT. .29.—A small sloopoiggrd 1111.1 his
taken the ground this morning iu the hook of Margate
S init. —Fificen logs of the nialtitgatty remit the Robert
Irate been brought on shore here, and sonic otter- are re-
ported to have been carried into Whitstable; the wind
print• strong from the southward to-day, will materially
impede further arrivals of the mahogany upon tbiscase,

TRA LEE, 11rT. 23.--We regret to state, that the
Sally, a Workington, blitehinston, Master, wee
totally wrecked yesterday, in Suterwick harbor,:
and it is most melancholy to add, that out of twelve
persons on hoard at the time, eleven met a tracery
grave, in sight of numerous spectators, who mild
itAe no exertions for their iletierranc... She was
b,)und from Trinidad to Hull, ui!lt a valuable
cargo of sugar, and was forced, by stress of wea-
ther, about a week since, into Sonerwick harbour,
The Captain conceived he left her riding in
fect security, and went hence to Cork, on '
day, to purchase materials for the vessel ; bi
levee of the late gal^ broke her cables, and
ashore. None of her cargo has been es
among the eleven persons who were drowned,
sorry to include two Revenue Officers,
John Neligan, and James Kennelly, who had
her—they weer men of excellent character,
each left a widow and large family to lament
timely fate. The name of the man belongi
crew who providentially escaped, is Ueorge

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D TUE 1TR13.-..1 select company
on Saturday evening, invited by Mr. E. 1,
ern the alterations that have been made
Theatre. The principal alteration consi.
change of the pale blue for a rich scarlet,

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pears magnificent. The whole interior of tl
has been re-touched. The front of the Boxes i

about a foot ; but without intreaching npoo
There is a new architectural drop-scene, by "_
After some time spent in seeing the Theatre, the com-
pany met in the saloon, where dancing hegan, and was
continued with much spirit to a late hour. Itetween
the sets there was some excellent singing by Messrs.
Coon', Unittmav, and Miss Purr. Heireshments
were served in great abundance and carley. The night
was spent in the utmost cheerfulness.
The Jamaica papers, Is hick arrived with Saturday's
mail, bring copies of the corrispondence, which we
noticed some time since, between the Reyalist leaders
in New Spain, and the chiefs of the lii.lependent
forces. The former propose terms of conciliation in
the name of the Kix° ; but the latter refuse to enter
into any negociation unless the independence of Anse-
rica be previously recognised. Thus matters at pre-
sent remain ; and preparations appear to be making
on both sides for carrying on the war with new vi-
gour.
A letter from Portsmouth, dated October 26, up:
—" Orders are received, to forward nith all expedi-
tion, the embarkation of troops from the different
depots in Albany barraelea, for the West Intlies.
John transport is completely equipped, and win in,
down to Cowes immediately. The mortality nest
the troops in the different islands has been very VW*
and Sir John Keane, (Inventor of St. Lurie, is et
treniely debilitated from a severe attack of the fever •
prevalent in the island."
Bow-Svniev.—Vesterday, the two women wb t
names are Bakes, for throwing Frederick Hdosed
of the window of their apartments, in Vine-street, ONO
dos-street, were brought up to this office for re-examtkillP.
tion, when Mr. Taylor attended as their Solicitor, and
they were recommitted till Thursday, in cunseqnence
the production of a certificate of Dr. SinimAns of the it
capability of the prosecutor attending without ristpw
injury. We are happy, however, to add, that the unfoes
tnnate man is going on favourably, but he is nut yetpar
nounced out of danger.

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