The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-04-25 00:00:00

NAVAL IN7'h:LLIGENCE.

DEAL, APRIL 2-I.—Arrived the Scout sloop of
war, from Flushing.—Came down from the River
the Alexander, for Demerara ; Royal Sovereign,
for Honduras; Lord Nelson, for Tolsago; and se.
veral others, names not known.—The Alnieick Car.
tle and Warren Hastings East Indiamen remain.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 24.—Arrived the Dutch
sloop of war Endragt, Captain Warderberg, from
Brest bound to Plymouth ; the Pickle, from the
Downs.—Sailed his Majesty's ship (lope, on a eraise.
—Came in the Champion' of Wales', from Cork.,—
Sailed the John Vaux, for the West Indies ; and
Young William,. for Bri4lol.

; FALasourn, A PRHA V.—Arrived the Lodi Lutiod
packet, with a Mail from Cormitia, in silt days; and
the Osborne packet, with a Mail from Italifas, in
25 days.—i,iile I th.. Elizabeth packet, with a 7414
for Lisbon.—Tie Frceling packet did Hot sail jester.
day, but to-day, for Corunita.
POVFIL, Aram 24.—Arrived the ga4liot De Fhe
Lucia, John %otter, Master, from Bourdetal, hosed
Ito Stettin, laden with wines, haring been on shots
•
on the Goodwin Sands, is very leaky, cod west
discharge her carry,
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LIVER POOL, -APRIL 53.--? he Milo, Captain
Glover, from --, a very
.valuatrlo ship and cargos
which %las on shore yestertiay,• was got of last Mew
withpur any domge, and came into the river.
HA KWICHI Aran. 24.--Arrivolf 1144 i Nora
packet, u MI a Mail and passengriattrnik .!
.)110bd
Sailed the Diauu packet for ditto. f,P,cY: •

PADSTOW APRIL 42.—We exptheaseemelf ref,
heavy gale here yesterday at W..and N.N. W. which
did much damage. The sloop drove, to Baalf,
i Dodrilge, from Cork to London, went_ onshore st
Perron, and instantly went to pieces; *Nat
and two of the crew were drowndedi Sitolkirthe
cargo has been saved. The Mary of Ibis place was
driven on shore at New Quay and totally lost. A
brig was also seen to go down olf Trevose Head, and
a boat has since drifted on shore with the words,
" Concord of Swansea, Nicholas BON" on her
stern. We are fearful we shall hear of furgir da.
mage on coast as the gale continues. . .

On Friday morning, about Seven o'cloeth, the lime
sloop Thomas, of Sunderland, in running fee Whit.
by harbour, was struck by a heavy sea, which ear-
vied away her mast, and turned he bottom up. The
hull coming on shore shortly afterwards, the master's
son, a youth about twelve years of age, was found
lifeless among the lime. Miss fatker,,,,ad the other
person ou board (the three constitutingllie whole of
the crew), who was on the paint of marriage with his
master's daughter, having been washed oat of the
vessel, their bodies hare.not yet beets found.
On Saturday, a young woman, of most interest-
ing appearance, but drenched to the skin with rain,
and her dress much disordered, attempted to threw
herself from the Pagoda-bridge, in St. James's Park,
into the Canal. The soldier on guard, however, pet-
ceived her intent, ran to her, and eatched her iu Ids
arms. Fire resisted his grasp for some time, but at
length yielded, and burst into tears. A Police Offi-
cer, from Queen-square, attending, she was put un-
der Ais care, and, at her own request, was con-
veyed to the chambers of 4 professional man in the
Temple. •
The Duke of BoccLevart and Qvremsauav, muck
to his honour, has given the poetical Ettric k
herd, Mr. HOGG, a pastoral farm, at a merely nomi-
nal rent, in that track of romantic country from
which Mr. Monet derives his title.
Tug IMPEIttAt. TWINE CLolll.—The recent and
frequent sudden changes of the atmosphere in thi;
variable climate has often proved a serious evil to
multitudes of the inhabitants, and it is equally car:-.
rain and desirable to know that where the wear
the Patent Imperial Twine Cloth is adopted, IP
health of the intik idual is not only protected but ill,.
Proved, whilst its ecotiorey renders it en. object et.
the first consequence to every indivicluak me,t
useful article, for which we are indebted to W. MIL-
LARD, the Patentee, can only be obtained, statepA
genuine at the East India Warehouse, SA- I.Qt
Cheapside, and by transmitting an order there ItY
post, since the conveyance to every part of the
country is so expeditious and so regular, it mac
obtained in every part of the empire with 'walls as
same facility as in London.—To 'Gentlemen %%let
take much exercise in hunting, and to tt,e
rate constitution it is invaluable, for akm isvP,l
heated, It tnially prevents that turcoinfortele.a.
frequently dangerous cold sensation V'
experienced from the wear of tither cloth, .